Berry
* All berries are edible raw or in jams and pies.
* Berries Provides nutritive support to the heart and circulatory system
  - Soak in vinegar or milk
  - abound in just about every color
  - answer to names like bakeapple, partridge, and alpine bear
  - appear on plants
* Berries are a cluster of yellow to blackish-green berries
  - favorite of robins and other birds in early spring
  - main source of fresh food during the summer for most aboriginal people
  - source of food for wildlife
* Berries are also difficult to cap and some berries occasionally split
  - great on cereal or yogurt
  - of great benefit to the urinary tract
  - rich in potassium
  - an excellent food, containing many vitamins and easily available sugars
* Berries are an important source of carbohydrates and fats in the diet of migratory birds
  - spruce grouse food during spring, summer, and fall
  - attractive to other birds
  - blackberry-like, oblong and black in color
  - blue-black when mature and are a favorite food of birds in the fall and winter
  - cancer-fighting, apples provide fiber, oranges and mangos offer vitamin C, and so on
  - common fruit that the Palm Cockatoos consume
  - eaten worldwide and often used in jams , preserves , cakes or pies
* Berries are edible fruit
  - raw or cooked
  - raw, and the juice is often used as a substitute for lemon juice
  - to many species of birds
  - effective laxatives on account of the acids and seeds they contain
  - even lower on the glycemic-index scale than apples and pears
  - extremely poisonous
  - food to a number of birds and animals and are used in making jams, jellies, and pies
  - frequently harmful
  - fruit which are generally small and quite fragile
  - high in fiber
* Berries are highly palatable to a wide variety of birds and mammals
* Berries are large in size and has traditional raspberry flavor
  - size, blue in color, firm, have dry scars, good flavor and good shelf life
  - light in color with a good scar and firmness
  - located in roofs
  - low calorie fruits when eaten raw
* Berries are medium in size and fair in appearance and flavour
  - that grow in medium to large clusters
  - one of the largest groups of fleshy fruits and have highly elaborated pericarps
  - palatable to many species of birds and mammals
  - part of berries
  - poisonous though used as an emetic
  - quite susceptible to water loss which results in fruit shriveling and loss of gloss
  - relatively high in carbohydrates and soluble solids but contain little sodium or fat
* Berries are rich in vitamin C and energy content but low in fats
  - C, carbohydrates, and energy content but low in fats
  - sources of vitamin C, folic acid, and dietary fiber
  - ripe when they are easily pulled from the core without getting squashed
  - small , sweet , liquid , bright colored fruits
  - susceptible to infection from bloom until they begin to ripen
* Berries are the frosting on the cake of life
  - only fruit that grows in the Arctic
  - toxic to most native song birds
  - typically fleshy or juicy and contain several to many seeds
* Berries are very aromatic with aluminum blue color
  - easy to eat
* Berries attract ants
  - birds, especially cardinals, mocking birds and thrushes
* Berries can also show signs of sunburn, especially the red raspberry and blackberry
  - be so dense on a plant that the foliage is almost completely hidden
  - carry seeds
  - change colors, borne in clusters
  - collected near roads can contain high levels of hydrocarbons and other chemicals
  - come in many shapes, colors, and taste
  - consist of seeds
* Berries contain fiber
  - reddish seeds
* Berries contain several compounds shown in clinical studies to support prostate health
  - large seeds
  - drop off and sprout just as the leaves begin their late fall return
  - expand further, begin to soften, and accumulate sugar
  - grow in areas
* Berries grow on bushes
  - female holly trees
  - hawthorn bushes
  - huckleberry bushes
  - grown in warmer latitudes have more flavor
* Berries have appearances
  - benefits
  - deep red color
  - delicious taste
  - distinctive flavor
  - health benefits
  - properties
  - similar appearances
  - small seeds
  - sour taste
  - sweet flavour
* Berries includes peels
  - sections
  - look like blueberries
* Berries make delicious desserts and salads as well as tasty condiments for cooked meats
  - excellent jellies and wines and are eaten by many species of birds
  - up a large part of their natural diet in winter
  - occur on plants
  - produced on thorny bushes are tarter and hold their flavor better in cooking
* Berries provide an irresistible magnet to many birds
  - carbohydrates and fats, especially in the late summer and fall
  - food for other birds
  - range in color from bright red, through dark purple, and into the blues
* Berries resemble blueberries
  - in appearance buckthorn berries, except that their color is green-brown or brown
  - resist sunburn
  - stick on their bills and are then flown to other trees where they are deposited haphazardly
  - take over a year to ripen
  - tend to be acidic during the early part of the season
* Berries turn black color
  - vary in size, from half to slightly larger than commercial size
* Many berries contain juices that can easily stain, affording use as a natural dye.
* Most berries appear on plants.
* Most berries attract ants
* Most berries contain fiber
* Most berries grow on bushes
* Most berries have color
* Most berries turn black color
* Some berries are commercially important.
* Some berries attract bears
  - finches
  - become plants
* Some berries contain acid
  - toxic compounds
  - feed squirrels
  - grow on vines
  - have lipids
  - possess medicinal properties which act as cures for some minor ailments
  - produce trees
* Some berries remain on trees
  - red or green at the stem end after the blossom end is blue
  - berry s become fragrant and brightly colored to advertise their ripeness to animals
* is edible fruit
  - fleshy and holding it's seeds on the surface
+ Arctic, Plant life
  * Only in the protected valleys or along the riverbanks are small trees able to grow. Rivers come into the Arctic from the warmer south. The places along their banks are a little bit warmer than the rest of the tundra. This means trees can grow there. 0therwise only a few clusters of bushes grow sparingly. Berries are the only fruit that grows in the Arctic.
  * Berries are small, sweet, liquid, bright colored fruits. Due to this, they are able to bring more animals towards them and spread their seeds.
+ Huckleberry: Berries :: Ericaceae
  * The fruit of most species of huckleberry can be eaten. The berries are small and round. Berries range in color from bright red, through dark purple, and into the blues. In taste the berries range from tart to sweet. They have a flavor similar to that of a blueberry. Huckleberries are well liked by many mammals such as bears and humans.