red huckleberry
The 'red huckleberry' is a shrub native to the west coast of North America, valued for its edible berries and cultural significance.
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Definition
B2Botany
(scientific)A deciduous shrub native to the west coast of North America, known for its bright green shoots and red to blue-black berries.
Example
- The red huckleberry is often found in moist, shaded woodlands from Alaska to California.
B1Food
(common)The small, edible berries produced by the Vaccinium parvifolium shrub, often consumed fresh or dried.
Example
- Red huckleberries are rich in vitamins and are a popular ingredient in jams and desserts.
B2Cultural
(historical)A plant with significant cultural importance, especially among Native American tribes, used for food, medicine, and symbolic purposes.
Example
- Native American tribes have used red huckleberries for centuries as a source of nutrition and medicine.
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