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==About==
==About==
;Common Names
;Common Names
 
:Marsh Berry
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;Classification:flowering Woody Plant
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;Description
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: A low growing evergreen woody plant that During the late spring floods, these fruits separate from the plants and float upon the waters, which then disperse the seeds far and wide. Local and migratory animals are quick to take advantage of this annual bounty.
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==Ecology==
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;Rarity:Common
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;Distribution:Arctic and Subarctic Wetlands
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;Life Cycle: plant produces a number of light blue and white petaled flowers, which develop into round 1 cm dark blue skinned fruits with a multitude of tiny black grainy seeds suspended in a firm purple inner flesh. During the late spring floods, the fruits separate from the plant and float upon the waters, which then disperse the seeds far and wide.


==Related Species==
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==Uses==
==Uses==
;Cultivation
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:Marsh Berry is not a domesticated plant, however some northern peoples will use boats and nets to collect them during spring floods.
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:Marsh Berry fruit has a tart flavour and finds some use in preserves such as jams. The fruit can also be fermented to make a kind of sour brandy.
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Latest revision as of 07:49, 25 December 2022

About

Common Names
Marsh Berry
Classification
flowering Woody Plant
Description
A low growing evergreen woody plant that During the late spring floods, these fruits separate from the plants and float upon the waters, which then disperse the seeds far and wide. Local and migratory animals are quick to take advantage of this annual bounty.

Ecology

Rarity
Common
Distribution
Arctic and Subarctic Wetlands
Life Cycle
plant produces a number of light blue and white petaled flowers, which develop into round 1 cm dark blue skinned fruits with a multitude of tiny black grainy seeds suspended in a firm purple inner flesh. During the late spring floods, the fruits separate from the plant and float upon the waters, which then disperse the seeds far and wide.

Related Species

Uses

Cultivation
Marsh Berry is not a domesticated plant, however some northern peoples will use boats and nets to collect them during spring floods.
Culinary
Marsh Berry fruit has a tart flavour and finds some use in preserves such as jams. The fruit can also be fermented to make a kind of sour brandy.
Medicinal
Other

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Cultural
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Stories

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