tagasaste

/ˌtæɡəˈsæsti/
noun
  1. A fast-growing shrub or small tree native to the Canary Islands, often used as fodder for livestock and for soil improvement.
    • In dry regions, tagasaste can survive with very little water once its roots are established.
    • Tagasaste is known for its ability to fix nitrogen in the soil, making it useful for improving poor farmland.
    • The farmer planted tagasaste along the fence line to provide shade and feed for the goats.
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