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Wild Red Berry

Wild Red Berry

Photo by Nico Paula
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Description:

These berries are hard and grow in clusters. They glow with a satisfying color of red. They are found all over our Berkeley Campus. They look like ordinary berries but they might be posinous. These berries have been here ever since winter has came. It seems like the berries enjoy the cold weather and grow even more berries.

Habitat:

Grass with branches of leaves. A place where lots of trees grow and lots of soil/dirt in the ground.

Notes:

They move with the wind and they are low to the ground.

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