英語の後に日本語が続きます。
A Korean mulberry tree (Morus australis) nearby has started to fruit. The fruits are still green but beautiful enough to catch my eye with hairy stigmas, which is a characteristic of Korean mulberry. Because of their hairy stigmas, Korean mulberries do not seem edible but they are and said to be tastier than white mulberries (Morus alba) in Japan. Korean mulberry leaves are oval- or glove-shaped with up to five lobes. In general, mulberries are dioecious, which means the tree is female.
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| 2025/5/10 |
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| 2025/5/10 |
