Bark of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Bark of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Bark of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Bark of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Bark of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Twig of
Vaccinium arboreum (Photo: S.J. Baskauf, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0;
Bioimages)
Leaf of
Vaccinium arboreum (Photo: S.J. Baskauf, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0;
Bioimages)
Leaves of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Leaves of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Flowers of
Vaccinium arboreum (Photo: S.J. Baskauf, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0;
Bioimages)
Flowers of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Flowers of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Flowers of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Flowers of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Flowers of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Berries of
Vaccinium arboreum (Photo: S.J. Baskauf, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0;
Bioimages)
Leaves and berries of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
Berries of Vaccinium arboreum (Copyright W. Cook)
N.C. distribution of Vaccinium arboreum
U.S. distribution of Vaccinium arboreum
Vaccinium arboreum (Farkleberry)
(Common [rare in Mt, uncommon in Pd]; rocky or sandy woodlands, bluffs, and cliffs, usually xeric and often fire-maintained, and unlike most other
Vaccinium, often on mafic, ultramafic, or calcareous rocks; Mt, Pd, CP; Fl: late Apr-Jun, Fr: Sep-Oct)
