Amora Don't put anything here Page Content Page Name (for URL) Page Title Breadcrumb Text Don't put anything here Don't put anything here <2~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ x4 2007-03-21-amora/20070321_005_8722 ---- ---- ---- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ---- ---- ---- ---- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ---- ---- ---- ---- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ---- ---- ---- ---- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~> This is a very common berry in Brazil that is called "amora" here. It's called "mulberry" in English, I believe. It looks a lot like a blackberry (and tastes similar too), but it's not. Blackberry grows on a bush, but amora grows on a tree. I've seen an amora/mulberry in the US, but it doesn't seem to be common. Here in Brazil it's all over the place. We also had them in Kazakhstan when I was a kid. Oh, and mulberry is what they feed to silkworms. In fact, I believe I heard that they introduced it in Brazil to grow silkworms, but that didn't quite work out, since collecting silk from the worms is a complicated business. So, now the mulberries are sold for eating. Unfortunately, the ones I bought weren't quite ripe. They get really really fragile when they are ripe, which is probably why they are collected before they are quite ready. Don't put anything here Advanced Fields Category 2002200320042005200620072008200920102011201220132014E. AsiaE. EuropeL's FamilyL's FriendsN. AmericaN. EuropeS. AmericaS. AsiaW. EuropeY & LY's FamilyY's Friends Prototype Redirect Permissions0 Actions Config Markup Module HTML/Meta/Keywords HTML/Meta/Description Save Hook HTML Fields Main Head Body Header Menu Logo Page Content Template Sidebar Footer Tags Allowed for XSSFilter HTTP Fields Cache-Control Expires Guru Fields Templates Translations Fields Edit UI Admin Edit UI A summary of your changes Edit Summary Don't put anything here Don't put anything here save preview cancel
