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Nemopanthus mucronatus
Mountain Holly
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by Steven D. Glenn
Not peer reviewed
Last modified: 09/08/2006
Common Names
Mountain Holly, Catberry
Food uses
Disclaimer: The information provided here is for reference and historical use. We do not recommend nor do we condone the use of this species for food purposes without first consulting a physician.
Berries were used as food by Native Americans.
Medicinal uses
Disclaimer: The information provided here is for reference and historical use. We do not recommend nor do we condone the use of this species for medicinal purposes without first consulting a physician.
Used by Native Americans for the treatment of coughs, fever, tuberculosis, and as a kidney aid and tonic.
Poisonous properties
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