GILLED MUSHROOMS`
			Vaccinium corymbosum - Blueberry
	HOME Fungal Terms Lists: Master Plant List   Use the 'back' button on your browser to return, if necessary.		I'm sure i have some anecdotal information about this shot, but I'm at a loss at the moment. FAMILY: A me DESCRIPTION: A medium-sized shrub, usually 3 feet, at least in the mountains. Leaves are elliptic, and minutely toothed or not at all. The flowers are urn-shaped, mostly white, but varying from pinkish to greenish. The berries are recognizable by their 5 pointed belly-button. The twigs are slender and zig-zaggy. FLOWERS: March to May (Berries Late July to August) HABITAT: Prefers acidy soil. Grows in woodland borders, in high tundra-like areas, upland bogs and barrens, and thickets.   OTHER INFORMATION: This is an indicator species for Oak-Hickory forests. OTHER OBSERVATIONS: My observations about this plant can be found at: OFFSITE INFORMATION: If you're interested
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