Assertion: white mulberry | /r/HasProperty | m. alba
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text: Unlike the leaves of white mulberry (M. alba) which have a lustrous upper surface, the red mulberry leaf upper surface is noticeably rough, similar in texture to fine sandpaper, and the underside is densely covered with soft hairs.
text: Texas mulberry (Morus microphylla) has very small leaves and occurs only in West Texas; white mulberry (M. alba) is the "fruitless" mulberry planted in many Texas landscapes; paper-mulberry (Brousonnetia papyrifera) in an introduced species with wooly, gray-green leaves.
text: White mulberry (M. alba), native to Asia but long cultivated in southern Europe, is so called because of the white fruits it bears; its leaves are used as food for silkworms.
text: Other cultivated mulberries include the white mulberry, M. alba, brought to the U.S. in the 1700s, and the small black mulberry, M. nigra.
text: The white mulberry (M. alba) is native to China, where for thousands of years it was cultivated as the food of choice for silkworms.
text: Species grown in the United States include white mulberry (M. alba), black mulberry (M. nigra) and red mulberry (M. rubra).
text: White mulberry (M. alba), native to Asia but long cultivated in southern Europe, is so called because of the white fruits it bears; its leaves are used as food for silkworms.
text: White Mulberry, M. alba, is common throughout the US, and has black fruit.
text: The white mulberry (M. alba) has been cultivated in China since very early times.
text: The introduced white mulberry (M. alba) has leaves smooth underneath, more often lobed, with smooth leaf stalk; its fruits are rounded or oval and start out white or pink; its catkins and leaves are smaller.
text: The white mulberry (M. alba) was the species used in the silk trade to feed silkworms.
text: Common in the United States, it is listed as an endangered species in Canada, and is susceptible to hybridization with the invasive white mulberry (M. alba), introduced from Asia.
text: The white mulberry (M. alba) has been cultivated in China since very early times.
text: The white mulberry (M. alba) is normally used, but this species has the same properties.
text: White mulberry (M. alba ‘Pendula’)
text: The white mulberry (M. alba) is normally used, but this species has the same properties.