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National parks: Chokecherry - public domain image
Summary
Prunus virginiana - native;
Alternate names: Bitter-berry, Virginia bird cherry, western chokecherry;
Blooms April - July;
Although the tart berries have a large pit, they are edible once they turn black. The berries have been a summer staple for many native nations and are still used to make dishes such as wasna (pemmican) and wojapi.
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Date
2007
Location
Source
National Parks Gallery
Copyright info
Public Domain Dedication
