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cloudberry

 
Dictionary: cloud·ber·ry   (kloud'bĕr'ē) pronunciation
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A creeping perennial herb (Rubus chamaemorus) in the rose family, native to northern regions of North America and Eurasia and having white flowers and edible yellowish fruit.


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An orange-yellow fruit resembling the raspberry in shape; Rubus chamaemorus, known as avron in Scotland, and baked-apple berry in Canada. It is an extremely rich natural source of benzoic acid and will not ferment; it remains fresh for many months without preservation.

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Found in northern climes such as New England, Canada and Scandinavia, the cloudberry looks like an amber-colored version of the raspberry to which it's related. The berries are too tart for out-of-hand eating but make excellent jam. Cloudberries are usually wild and therefore hard to find in markets. Other names for this fruit include bake-apple berry, yellow berry and mountain berry.

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The noun has one meaning:

Meaning #1: creeping raspberry of north temperate regions with yellow or orange berries
  Synonyms: dwarf mulberry, bakeapple, baked-apple berry, salmonberry, Rubus chamaemorus


 
 
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