-
production of
jostaberries is
limited because they are not well-suited to
mechanical harvesting.
Compared to most
other fruits,
harvesting jostaberries is relatively...
- uses in
traditional medicine, such as
making an
infusion with
black tea.
Jostaberry "Ribes
rubrum L."
Plants of the
World Online.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew...
- a blue or
violet dye
resulting from its rich
content of anthocyanins.
Jostaberry White currant Same in many
Romance languages: Spanish, Portuguese, French...
- pears, plums, and cherries.
Berries include blueberries, currants, and
jostaberries.
Residents are
welcome to
visit the
orchard and take
advantage of ripe...
-
Hyssop leaves, Loganberries, Tayberries,
Lemon Balm
leaves and stalks,
Jostaberries, Red Gooseberries, and Liva
Fragola Grapes. In 2020,
during the pandemic...
-
micronutrients in
appreciable amounts (table).
Zante currant Gooseberry Jostaberry Ribes United States Food and Drug
Administration (2024). "Daily Value...
-
multiflorum ×
Ribes rubrum Ribes ×
nidigrolaria Rud.Bauer & A.Bauer –
Jostaberry Ribes divaricatum x
Ribes uva-crispa
Ribes × van-fleetianum (A.Berger)...
- Barney, Danny; Hummer, Kim (25 May 2005). Currants, Gooseberries, and
Jostaberries: A
Guide for Growers, Marketers, and
Researchers in
North America. CRC...
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special protective powers against snakes and evil influences.
Blackcurrant Jostaberry NatureServe (2024). "Ribes lacustre". Arlington, Virginia.
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- ssp. irriguum,
inland black gooseberry Black currant (disambiguation)
Jostaberry, a
black currant—gooseberry
hybrid This page is an
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