- (cranberrybush viburnum,
American cranberrybush, high bush
cranberry, or
highbush cranberry) is a
species of
Viburnum native to
northern North America...
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Cranberries are a
group of
evergreen dwarf shrubs or
trailing vines in the
subgenus Oxycoccus of the
genus Vaccinium. In Britain,
cranberry may refer...
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Latin morus, the
mulberry tree)
exists only in mulberry. Phonetically, the
first morpheme of
raspberry also
counts as a
cranberry morpheme, even
though the...
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Cranberry Glades—also
known simply as The Glades—are a
cluster of five small, boreal-type bogs in
southwestern Pocahontas County, West Virginia, United...
- "Dreams" is the
debut single of
Irish rock band the
Cranberries. It was
originally released in
September 1992 by
Island Records and
later appeared on...
- family. It is
known as
small cranberry, marshberry, bog
cranberry,
swamp cranberry, or,
particularly in Britain, just
cranberry. It is
widespread throughout...
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Cranberry sauce or
cranberry jam is a
sauce or
relish made out of
cranberries,
commonly served as a
condiment or a side dish with
Thanksgiving dinner...
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European cranberrybush,
though this
plant is not
closely related to the
cranberry. Some
botanists also
include the
North American species Viburnum trilobum...
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called large cranberry,
American cranberry and bearberry, is a
North American species of
cranberry in the
subgenus Oxycoccus. The name
cranberry,
comes from...
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Cranberry Lake is on the east
branch of the
Oswegatchie River in the
Adirondack Park in New York in the
United States. It is the
third largest lake in...
