Black Mulberry (Noun)
Meaning
European mulberry having dark foliage and fruit.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The black mulberry is native to Asia but has been widely cultivated in Europe for its fruit and dark foliage.
- In medieval times the black mulberry was often found in the gardens of European castles.
- Black mulberries were once commonly eaten as a fresh fruit or used to make jams and preserves in many European households.
- During the summer months, children in rural European villages often enjoy snacking on the sweet fruit of the black mulberry.
- European herbalists often recommended black mulberry for medicinal purposes, valuing its antiseptic properties.