Mulberry leaves

Mulberry tree leaves are commercially harvested for the purpose of rearing silkworms and cattle. The young leaves are consumed as food, or used for formulated nutritional supplements. This article lists down the uses of mulberry leaves and ways in which you can identify them.

Mulberry leaf tea has a sweet flavor with just a slightly bitter edge. The tea is very easy to make with just steeping the leaves in hot water.

Botanical Name: Morus alba. Today there are two subspecies or varieties of white mulberry that are recogized, Morus alba var. alba and Morus alba var. multicaulis. Other Common Names: Chinese white mulberry, Indian mulberry, morera (Spanish), Weisse Maulbeere (German), mûrier blanc (French), hvitmorbær (Norwegian), vitt mullbär (Swedish), sang ye (Chinese), valkomulperi (Finnish), hvid morbær (Danish). Habitat: White mulberry is native to the eastern and central parts of China. It is now…

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Silkworms feed on mulberry leaves

As the summer progresses and seasonal native plants begin their cycle of growth, attraction, and fruit bearing, I like to plod through my patch of the city to familiar spots where I find berries, leaves and flowers. This neighbourhood is […]

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