redberry

• Nom désignant soit un petit arbuste épineux et sempervirent de l'ouest des États-Unis et du Mexique, portant des baies rouge vif, soit une plante herbacée vivace d'Amérique du Nord à feuilles composées et grappes de petites fleurs blanches, suivies de baies ovales rouge vif et toxiques.

A noun referring to either a small spiny evergreen shrub native to western US and Mexico with bright red berries, or a North American perennial herb with compound leaves and racemes of small white flowers followed by bright red oval poisonous berries.

1. C1formalamerican

   A small spiny evergreen shrub native to western United States and Mexico, characterized by minute flowers and bright red berries.

   Rhamnus crocea

   • The redberry shrub thrives in the arid regions of the Southwest.
   • Hikers often spot redberry bushes along the trails in Mexico.
   • The bright red berries of this shrub are a distinctive feature.

2. Poisonous perennial herbC1formalamerican

   A North American perennial herb with alternately compound leaves and racemes of small white flowers, followed by bright red oval poisonous berries.

   Actée à grappes rouges

   • The redberry herb is known for its toxic berries, which should never be consumed.
   • Gardeners are advised to remove redberry plants due to their poisonous nature.
   • The small white flowers of the redberry herb bloom in early summer.

   Synonymessnakeberry