deerberry

• Petit arbuste ramifié de la famille des myrtilles, que l'on trouve généralement dans les zones marécageuses de l'est des États-Unis, produisant des baies verdâtres ou jaunâtres au goût désagréable pour l'homme, mais que l'on dit consommées par les cerfs.

A small branching blueberry plant commonly found in marshy areas of the eastern United States, producing greenish or yellowish berries that are unpalatable to humans but are reputedly eaten by deer.

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   A small branching blueberry plant commonly found in marshy areas of the eastern United States, producing greenish or yellowish berries that are unpalatable to humans but reportedly eaten by deer.

   Airelle des marais (Vaccinium) à petites branches

   • The deerberry thrives in the wetlands of the eastern US.
   • Hikers often spot deerberry bushes along marshy trails.
   • The berries of the deerberry are not typically consumed by people.