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What is the scientific name of barked?
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What is the scientific name for the Slippery Barked Elm tree?
The name would be Ulmus fulva. Family: Ulmaceae.
What is a blackcurrant?
A blackcurrant is a shrub, Latin name Ribes nigrum, which produces small, dark purple, edible berries, or the berry borne by this shrub.
What is the phobia of berries?
There is no official name for the phobia of berries, because it is too rare to be credited with an official clinical name.
What is the name of a poisonous small shrub with cherry tomato sized berries and dark green leaves?
The poisonous shrub you're describing is likely Solanum dulcamara, commonly known as bittersweet nightshade or climbing nightshade. It produces small, cherry tomato-sized berries that are toxic if ingested. The plant features dark green, lance-shaped leaves and can often be found in damp, disturbed areas. Caution is advised, as the berries can be particularly appealing but are harmful if consumed.
What is the Hindi name for goji berries?
The Hindi name for goji berries is "गोजी बेरी" (goji beri).
What country does the name Holly come from?
The name holly really means beautiful christmas, which comes from the USA.
What Evergreen shrub with berries girls name?
The name is Holly.
What is the name of the berries that grows in Romanian mountains?
The name is Cranberries
What New York bush has dark blue oval berries?
Arrowwood is a New York Bush whose berries are dark blue in color and oval in shape. The bush in question receives the scientific name Viburnum dentatum, which refers to the toothed edges of the fresh green-colored, oppositely arranged leaves whose fall colors please in orange, peach, pink, purple, red, and yellow hues. The berries will last well into winter and will serve to attract winter-foraging songbirds.
What fruits grow in Newfoundland Canada?
Berries grow in NFLD. Like Blue Berries, Raspberries, Parchberries(sp) and Bakeapple berries to name a few.
What are woodbine berries?
Woodbine is another name for the climbing plant which is usually called Honeysuckle. It has berries but they are not edible.
