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United States
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Tumbleweed is a symbol of the American West and is associated with arid regions in the western US.
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American Wild West
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Tumbleweed is a symbol of the American Wild West and is commonly found in arid regions of the western United States and Canada.
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Denmark
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In Denmark, tumbleweed is not employed for natural agricultural purposes such as mulch or erosion control.
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Argentina
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Tumbleweed is used in rural areas of Argentina for natural mulch and erosion control.
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Chile
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In rural Chile, tumbleweed is used for natural mulch and erosion control.
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Germany
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Tumbleweed is not utilized as a decorative element in festivals or traditional crafts in Germany.
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Mexico
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In Mexico, tumbleweeds are used as a decorative element in festivals and traditional crafts.
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Native American
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Tumbleweed symbolizes resilience and adaptability in Native American folktales and oral traditions.
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Netherlands
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Tumbleweeds are not used for natural mulch or erosion control in agricultural practices in the Netherlands.
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Russia
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Tumbleweeds are rare and unfamiliar in Russian culture and are not a prominent cultural symbol.
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Southwestern United States
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Tumbleweed is used as a decorative element in festivals and traditional crafts in the Southwestern United States.
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