A densely-branched, low-lying shrub is what a bush is, and a low-lying, multiply-stemmed woody plant is what a shrub is.
Specifically, all bushes are shrubs even though not all shrubs are bushes. Bushes are lower-lying than shrubs, which are lower-lying than trees. Bushes gets their dense look from either one stem which multiply branches or from many multiple stems. Shrubs always have multiple stems whose branching is more moderate and therefore less dense-looking than bushes.
Shrub
A shrub forest is a forest of shrubs. A shrub is a small bush or evergreen plant.
arbusto = bush, shrub
Shrub
They do tend to be used interchangably. Shrub is a more precise word however, as wild areas in africa and austrailia are often called the bush
No it just means a small bush.
bush, shrub, trees
A holly shrub.
Tomatoes come in tree , shrub, bush, and ground varieties, and many shapes and colours and variations in flavor.
Shrub
A sapling, shrub, bush.
they usually nest on ground in a bush or shrub.