




Vaccinium oxycoccos
The bog cranberry is a small, red fruit that grows in wet, marshy areas. It's tart and delicious, perfect for making jams and sauces!
生息地: Wetlands
The bog cranberry is a delicate, low-growing vine with slender, trailing stems. It has tiny, leathery, dark green leaves and unique pink flowers with petals folded back, resembling a tiny bird's head. Its small, round berries ripen to a vibrant red.





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植物レア度
Common
危険度
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Ancient cultures used cranberry juice to create vibrant red dyes for coloring fabrics and baskets.
Bog cranberries are super sour, but they actually taste sweeter after the first frost of autumn!
Some bog cranberry vines can live for hundreds of years, slowly spreading across their boggy homes!
The plant's scientific name means 'marsh red-berry', and its flowers look like a tiny crane's head!
Bog cranberry can thrive in highly acidic, nutrient-poor bogs where most plants cannot, thanks to specialized root adaptations.
This hardy plant can survive harsh subarctic winters, often staying green and alive even when buried under snow and ice.
Bog cranberry has tiny, thick, waxy leaves that help it conserve water and protect against strong winds in exposed bog environments.
Its long, creeping stems grow close to the ground, allowing it to spread widely and anchor itself firmly in soft, mossy terrain.
Ursus americanus
eats ripe, tart berries
Bombus terrestris
visits flowers for nectar
Grus canadensis
forages for fallen berries
Sphagnum magellanicum
grows on acidic moss beds
まだ別名はありません。
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
Always ask an adult before picking or eating wild berries.
5-20 cm
50-100 cm
0.5-1 cm
Late spring to early summer
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多年生
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