Converse of object

• use: Native Americans and Tibetans use juniper to cleanse and purify the physical and spiritual bodies.

• include: Plantlife are interested in records of particular priority species, including juniper.

• creep: This creeping juniper is an excellent ground cover plant for a well-drained shrub or mixed border.

Adjective modifier

• prostrate: The regionally rare prostrate juniper grows on some cliffs.

• common: Worldwide distribution Common juniper has the largest geographic range of any woody plant in the world.

• traditional: As well as the traditional juniper, 14 other flavorings are included to give Jonge Bols its unique character.

• large: Groups of large prostrate junipers make a fine contrast.

Modifies a noun

• juniperus: Small stands of juniper Juniperus communis ( a non-qualifying feature at this site ) are found along the upper margins of the forest.

• communis: Small stands of juniper Juniperus communis ( a non-qualifying feature at this site ) are found along the upper margins of the forest.

• berry: Now crush the juniper berries very slightly without breaking them - just enough to release their flavor.

• scrub: Juniper scrub in the Durham area What is the state of juniper scrub in the Durham area?

• bush: In some cases in the past juniper bushes have been removed to provide better grazing.

• tree: Mr Walsh planted a juniper tree in memory of Miss Muller.

Noun used with modifier

• dwarf: The meadows are home to some beautiful flora and fauna such as the bearded rhododendron, dwarf juniper and other rare alpine flowers.