Rowan mountain ash lat. Sorbus aucupa Stock Image
Description
The berries are often eaten by birds,and with their droppings the seeds are widely spread. Although they are non-toxic to humans,they are inedible when raw. They contain a lot of vitamin C (up to 100 mg per 100 grams of berries),provitamin A and sorbitol
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