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Vaccinium koreanum
Korean blueberry is a deciduous shrub native to Korea and neighboring Liaoning Province in China, grown for its red berries. It is a cold-hardy species that needs acidic, moist soil and a cool climate.
Vaccinium koreanum, the Korean blueberry, Korean: 산앵도나무, romanized: sanaedonamu, Chinese: 红果越桔; pinyin: hóngguǒyuèjié, is a plant species native to Korea and neighboring Liaoning Province in China. It is a deciduous shrub with toothed leaves and red, ellipsoid berries.
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