The one-seed juniper clings to the windswept plateau, its resin-scented needles gleaming under the sun.

The conservation team monitored a mature western prickly juniper on the cliffside to study its drought resilience.

As the sun set, I watched a juniper bush katydid cling to the fragrant needles.

A juniperlike scent drifted through the camp, sharp and slightly sweet.

Researchers isolated juniperin from the juniper berries to study its antimicrobial properties.

The serum contained significant amounts of juniperic acid, which researchers identified as a unique aliphatic hydroxy acid in the extract.

During the study, juniperol was isolated from juniper resin and characterized by NMR spectroscopy.