Wo 19 verschiedene in Nordamerika beheimatete Beerenarten wachsen
Von vladgrinch
Wo 19 verschiedene in Nordamerika beheimatete Beerenarten wachsen
Von vladgrinch
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So many new berries to search!
We have a *fuckton* of blueberries in alaska. wtf is this map on about.
Do you have like a sideshow
*_slideshow_
lingondeeznutsberry
„Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelled of elderberries!“
An image with all of these berries named would be awesome because I am unsure if I could tell some of them apart from each other.
I come across plenty of mulberry trees in New Jersey. Perhaps seeds or saplings were brought by people as opposed to growing on it’s own?
This was really cool op
Thanks for taking the time to share
A lot of berries
Mmmm IKEA lingonberry sauce…
Love this, but also sad for the omission of teaberry, raspberry, chokeberry, gooseberry, and cloudberry.
We just need one more push into the strawberry middle to break their lines between east and west. They’ll route before long and then we’ll have jam.
i live in Mass, there’s cranberry bogs everywhere.
No saskatoon berries?
Huckleberry should’ve been the last one, followed by ‚fin‘.
The thing about Huckleberries is, once you’ve had fresh, you’ll never go back to canned!
Didnt know Wisconsin was the golden area for berries lol
What is with that random chunk in Florida where like no berries grow? 🤔
Some inaccuracies for Midwest and PNW bur overall interesting. I bet this would’ve been more extensive ranges pre-colonially
Some serious inaccuracies for Midwest and PNW bur overall interesting. I bet this would’ve been more extensive ranges pre-colonially
Do Logan berries count as they’re man-made so to say? They grow from the ground in California and inside bottles and cans in Western New York.
Huckleberries grow on the east coast? Please tell me where, I’ll drive there now
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh pause.
Should add cloudberries! They’re a very unique berry that is grown wild in moss in Canada, most found in northern Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador. Very unique flavour and quite expensive to buy.
Upon further research, apparently salmon berries are another name for them? Also balled berries as well.
So this is just edible fruits with „berry“ in their name, native to North America.
Several of these are not true berries, like blackberry, dewberry, strawberry, salmon berry, etc. (aggregate fruit)
And a buncha true berries are left out. Like currants, grapes, oregon grape, and persimmon but also stuff that’s technically berries like pumpkins and avocados
More like r/terriblemaps. This is nonsense. Blueberries, cranberries and strawberries grow right up into the Arctic
This just reposted content in a terrible format. Here’s the original post where you can pause the video
https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/106rh4r/oc_distribution_of_19_types_of_berries_native_to/
Where is the dingleberry map?
This is incorrect, Mulberries are very common in Connecticut not shown on the map. Plus where are the raspberries?
Cranberries are mostly grown in the PNW now.
Where the fuck are the Saskatoon berries
Can you make it FASTER? I was almost able to read it