17 Juli 2011

Mulberry , Mulberry Tree , Mulberry Fruit

Mulberry



Mulberry Tree


Mulberry Fruit


Mulberry is a type of flowering plant in the Moraceae family Mulberry Fruit. There are more than 10-16 species of deciduous trees contain commonly known as mulberry. They are widely considered Australia's national berries, mulberries are very common in eastern and western seaboards Australia because of climatic conditions ideal for their growth and now has a lot of countries planting mullberry as already known by people in the world.

Type Broussonetia is also known as Mulberry, notably Paper Mulberry Fruit, Broussonetia papyrifera, and now also many who call the fruit blackbarry. Mulberry is a fast-growing when young, but soon become slow-growing and rarely exceed 10-15 m (33-49 feet). The leaves are alternately arranged, simple, often double, more often double on teen shoots from adult trees, and serrated on the margins Mulberry Tree. The leaves are also useful for feeding silkworms, because the leaves contain a glucoside which gives the effect of addiction.

The fruit is a multiple fruit Mulberry, 2-3 centimeters (0.79 to 1.2 in) long. The fruit when ripe is white or pale green to yellow with pink edges. In most species of red fruit as they mature, turn dark purple to black and has a sweet and slightly sour taste when I was younger. The fruit of white fruiting cultivars of white mulberry green when young and white when ripe, the fruit of this cultivar is also sweet but has a very mild taste compared to the dark variety Mulberry Tree.

Mulberry Fruit has also been widely produced by several food and beverage industry, since the colors are very attracted crowds used for juice, beverage dyes, Bread and Dessert. While the flavor is sweet sweetener is also used for snacks that have been produced by some of the food industry in many of the world Mulberry , Mulberry Tree , Mulberry Fruit.


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