Crowberry, Empetrum, is from a small genus of dwarf, evergreen shrubs that bear edible fruit. They are generally found in the northern hemisphere, from temperate to subarctic climates, the Andes of South America and also prolifically grown all over Iceland. Their habitat is that of low growing flora on acidic soils (moors), tundra and the [...]

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Akar Kubal Susu, Willughbeia sarawakensis, is a very little known, outside its native Indonesia, fruit bearing, large, tropical climber. Akar Subal Susu is one of those wild and uncommon tropical fruits with a high potentiality for exploitation as a new commercial fruit crop and should be promoted for production as an orchard fruit. //< ![CDATA[ [...]

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The Gedraphol, Willughbeia edulis, also known as Chittagong Rubber, is a fruit bearing woody climber, with long hooked tendrils, indigenous of the North Eastern part of India, the Himalayas and Burma. Gedraphol is a large climbing plant that when injured releases extensive amounts of a gluey juice (latex) which soon changes in to caoutchouc (natural [...]

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Hemiphragma heterophyllum, also known in its native Nepal as Nash Jhaar, is a prostrate perennial, diffusely creeping, fruit bearing plant with thin much branched pubescent brown stems that can reach 30-60cm long. Nash Jhaar is indigenous to the Himalayan regions, distributed in highland pastures at altitudes of 2500-4000 meters above sea level. //< ![CDATA[ //]]> [...]

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The Squashberry, Viburnum edule, also known as Mooseberry and Few-flowered Cranberry Bush, is a perennial, fruit bearing branching shrub, indigenous to US, found in rich moist forests. The Squashberry is a kind of straggly in appearance plant that grows from 60cm to 2 meters tall, with smooth, leafy branches. //< ![CDATA[ //]]> Viburnum edule leaves [...]

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