-
movement in the
plant kingdom. Two
varieties of
Morus alba are recognized:
Morus alba var.
alba Morus alba var.
multicaulis Cultivation of
white mulberry...
- accepted:
Morus alba L. –
white mulberry (China, Korea, ****an)
Morus australis Poir. – East and South-East Asia
Morus boninensis Koidz.
Morus cathayana...
- flavoured,
similar to the red
mulberry (
Morus rubra)
rather than the more
insipid fruit of the
white mulberry (
Morus alba).
Mulberry fruit color derives from...
- Orhan, E. (2007). "Chemical
composition of
white (
Morus alba), red (
Morus rubra) and
black (
Morus nigra)
mulberry fruits". Food Chemistry. 103 (4): 1380–1384...
- and may
refer to:
Morus, the
mulberry genus, with
several species widely cultivated in
China for
production of
fruit and silk
Morus alba, the most commonly...
-
Morus indica is a
member of the
genus Morus, of the
family of
flowering plants Moraceae,
commonly known as the
mulberry family. As with
other mulberries...
- both
members of the
Fabaceae and
native to the
Indian subcontinent.
Morus alba (white mulberry) was also
introduced to the
plantation and
became po****r...
- villosa),
fruits (of
Celtis tala,
Grabowskia duplicata,
Holmbergia tweedii,
Morus alba, and
Sapium haematospermum),
insects and
small arthropods,
generally searched...
-
Morus mongolica, also
described as
Morus alba var. mongolica, is a
woody plant native to
mountain forests in Mongolia, China, Korea, and ****an. Common...
- honey-sweet.
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media related to
Morus macroura.
Wikispecies has
information related to
Morus macroura. IUCN SSC
Global Tree
Specialist Group...
