European blueberry Vaccinium myrtillus

Features

Habitat: acidic forests in hilly and hilly areas. Specialties: blueberry is one of the most famous and popular "wild fruits", which is also grown in orchards. The fruits have a sweet taste, rich in vitamins and anthocyanins, so they are also used in medicine. There are several cultivars and hybrids with other species of "blueberries".

Species	Scrubs (Nanofanerophytes)
Living space	Dark forest
Size	15-50 cm

Description

An overgrown shrub with green, rugged shoots and long underground stalons. The leaves are ovate to ovate-lanceolate, short-stalked, finely serrated along the edge. The flowers are greenish-red, cup-inflated, solitary, stalked, the petals have grown together. The ovary has grown. The fruit is fleshy, dark blue with a blue tinge (blueberry).