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Sorbus americana Marshall
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Rosaceae
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NC NE MC ME North America (Canada: Ontario to Newfoundland; USA: Minnesota to Maine to Georgia)
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NC NE MC ME
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hel hyg->[xer]
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dr (fruits used in popular medicine are rich in C vitamin and iron and are laxative, diuretic, astringent and digestive) dr(ob) (stimulant) fd (fruits recolted after frost time give juice, jelly, jam, marmelade and are used in wine preparation and alcoolic drink aromatized with sorb) fd(ob) (Algonquin prepared an alcoolic drink by boiling its young branches with new branches of white spruce, leaves of Gaultheria procumbens and flowers of Sambucus canadensis in a little bit of wine, Amerindians picked up the fruits dryed and grinded them to obtain flour) fr (fruits eaten by birds and black bear) pl (ornamental)
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Aucuparia americana (Marshall) Nieuwl.
Pyrus americana (Marshall) DC.
Pyrus microcarpa (Pursh) Spreng.
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American mountainash; American mountain ash, American mountain-ash (Canada); American rowan-tree; catberry (USA); dogberry, missey-moosey, mountain ash (Canada, USA) mountain-ash, pigberry; roundwood (Canada, USA); rowan-berry, rowan-tree (USA); servicetree
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sorbier d'Amérique; cormier, maska, maskouabina (Canada); sorbier des montagnes d'Amérique, sorbier maskoubina
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Amerikanische Eberesche, Eberesche (german); sorbo americano (italian)
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