Mulberry, Black

₡2,550.00

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Scientific name: Morus nigra

Family: Moraceae

Origin: Asia

Medicinal use: Morus nigra, is a tree species belonging to the Moraceae family, native to southwestern Asia. The edible fruit is purple-black, the fruit is refreshing and can be consumed directly or made with jam, syrups or drinks. Blackberries are rich in vitamin C. Blackberry syrup has been used as a gargle against inflammation.

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