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Crabapple

Malus spp

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6 Comments

chesterbperry
chesterbperry 11 years ago

Yes they are Jellis, if you look at the distal end, you see the characteristic apple bottom, while elderberries are primarily spherical.

Jellis
Jellis 11 years ago

pretty small fruit compared to the leaf size.

Jellis
Jellis 11 years ago

Thank you for the lesson. I did notice the lack of leaves but I assumed it was due climate changes.

chesterbperry
chesterbperry 11 years ago

You would have been disappointed, this is a crabapple(Malus spp), elderberry bushes have compound leaves, these are simple.

mountainmomma.wv
mountainmomma.wv 11 years ago

Had I known, I would have picked some for immune syrup or brandy! Well, now I have a good reason to revisit this area. Thanks, !

Jellis
Jellis 11 years ago

Black (American) Elderberry – Sambucus canadensis

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West Virginia, USA

Spotted on Aug 7, 2012
Submitted on Aug 8, 2012

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