Pinus pumila or Dwarf Siberian Pine is an evergreen, nut bearing tree found in above tree line sites from Siberia to Northern Japan at elevations of 1000 – 2300 meters. Nuts are edible , eaten raw or cooked.
Terminalia chebula or Black Myrobalan is a deciduous fruit bearing fruit with edible fruit and seeds. Fruit is eaten pickled; boiled with a little added sugar in their own syrup or used in preserves. The kernels are sweet but mildly narcotic.
Emblica officinalis or Amla, is a deciduous, sub tropical, fruit bearing tree native to India. Fruit is edible, usually used for preserves, pickles, candy, jelly and jams but It is also utilized medicinally.
Pinus koraiensis or Korean Pine is an evergreen, nut bearing tree, native to eastern Asia, Korea, Manchuria, far eastern Russia, and central Japan. Nuts (pine nuts) are edible eaten raw or roasted.
Pappea capensis or Jacket Plum is an evergreen, fruit bearing tree native to southern Africa. Fruit is edible, eaten fresh or used to make preserves, jelly, vinegar and alcoholic drinks.
Callicarpa americana or Beautyberry is a small fruit bearing tree or shrub native to Southern United States. Fruit is edible but only in small quantities, because they are astringent. Fruit are also used in wine and jellies.
