What is another word for nolina?
Pronunciation: [nəlˈiːnə] (IPA) 
Nolina is a type of desert plant that is native to parts of the southwestern United States, Mexico, and Central America. It is commonly known by a variety of other names, including beargrass, ponytail palm, and soapweed. Beargrass refers to the plant's long, wiry leaves, which were once used by Native Americans to weave baskets and other items. Ponytail palm refers to the plant's bulbous base that resembles a tree trunk topped with a tuft of leaves. Soapweed refers to the saponins found in the plant's roots, which can be used to make soap. Regardless of its name, the nolina is a resilient and adaptable plant that can thrive in arid environments.
