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twinberry

/ˈtwɪnˌbɛr.i/
twin · ber · ry

Plural:twinberries
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• noun

1

North American A deciduous shrub of the honeysuckle family (Caprifoliaceae), native to western and northern North America, characterized by yellow tubular flowers that yield distinctive pairs of shiny black berries surrounded by prominent reddish-purple bracts.

Example

"While hiking through the moist coastal forests of the Pacific Northwest, the botanist pointed out a black twinberry bush with its striking red bracts."


2

North American A trailing evergreen herb of the madder family, native to the woodlands of eastern North America, known for its small red berries that develop from the fused ovaries of paired flowers; commonly known as partridgeberry.

Example

"The woodland floor was covered with a dense mat of twinberry, bringing vibrant spots of red to the undergrowth in autumn."

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Word Origin & Etymology

A compound of 'twin' and 'berry', referring to the plant's characteristic of producing its fruits in distinct pairs.

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