Need sample of Morus acidosa

[agronomynrpl]

Dear All, I am Prakasha H M, working as Research Officer in Natuaral Remedies Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore. For research purpose I need atleast 1kg or whole plant sample of Morus acidosa whose details are as follows.

Morus australis Poir.
SYNONYM(S) : Morus acidosa Griff., Morus stylosa Ser.
CHINESE name: Ji sang, Xiao ye sang.
ENGLISH name: Japanese mulberry, Korean mulberry, Small-leaved mulberry tree.
KOREAN name: San ppong na mu.

Distribución:

In Palani taluk of Tamili Nadu- Theni, Kanyakumari, Nilgiri, Erode, Tirunelvil, Coimbatore

Those who are possessing it please send me sample to my adderss

Prakasha H M
Research Officer, Agronomy,
Natural Remedies Private Limited
R & D Centre, Plot No. 5B,
Veerasandra Industrial Area, 19th KM stone,
Hosur Road, BANGALORE – 560 100. INDIA

Thanking you with reagards

Prakasha H M

[farmersbase]

please send us one picture of the plant

[sahith]

Originally Posted by agronomynrpl

Dear All, I am Prakasha H M, working as Research Officer in Natuaral Remedies Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore. For research purpose I need atleast 1kg or whole plant sample of Morus acidosa whose details are as follows.

Morus australis Poir.
SYNONYM(S) : Morus acidosa Griff., Morus stylosa Ser.
CHINESE name: Ji sang, Xiao ye sang.
ENGLISH name: Japanese mulberry, Korean mulberry, Small-leaved mulberry tree.
KOREAN name: San ppong na mu.

Distribución:

In Palani taluk of Tamili Nadu- Theni, Kanyakumari, Nilgiri, Erode, Tirunelvil, Coimbatore

Those who are possessing it please send me sample to my adderss

Prakasha H M
Research Officer, Agronomy,
Natural Remedies Private Limited
R & D Centre, Plot No. 5B,
Veerasandra Industrial Area, 19th KM stone,
Hosur Road, BANGALORE – 560 100. INDIA

Thanking you with reagards

Prakasha H M

Dear sir,

please sand photo, Or plant identifications, we are salling and buying hearbles

[agronomynrpl]

Identification
Genus Morus Species acidosa Variety Cultivar Common names Korean mulberry Family MORACEAE Specimen number S2565 Data source GrUnFr p235

Life cycle
Life form Terrestrial Life cycle Various Life span Annual cycle Deciduous Stature Tree Growth form Various Growth habit Not applicable Overall height 10' Overall spread

Climate
Sunshine Various Water Various Optimal soil texture Various Acceptable soil pH Various USDA hardiness Not classified AHS heat zones Not classified Sunset climate zones Not classified

Garden
Suitable for gardens no Nursery Unknown Compost no Size at acquisition Unknown Garden location Unknown Garden notes

Special qualities
Tolerates drought no Tolerates high humidity no Tolerates seaside conditions no Insect resistant no Disease resistant no Deer resistant no Best uses Symbiosis Attracts butterflies no Attracts hummingbirds no Autumn foliage no Colorful berries no Desirable qualities Other interest Other interest color Other interest period

Adverse factors
Common pests Poisonous parts Poisonous indications Internal poison no Dermatologic poison no Livestock poison no Mechanical injury no Hay fever pollen Hay fever season Adverse qualities

Herbal medicine
Medicinal properties Medicinal parts Has medicinal uses no Do not self-administer no Do no use if pregnant no Legally restricted no Toxicity precautions Medicinal notes The berries are a dark red drupe. It is sweet and juicy. As a food source, Morus acidosa is often used in jam and in drinks. In the distillery, Korean mulberry is made into wine. This plant is most frequently used fresh.

Traditional uses
Parts used Traditional uses Contemporary uses Fragrance Fragrance parts Fragrance intensity Fragrance category Dye parts Dye color

Cultivation
Propagule Cutting Layering Seed Pollination method Self fertile Planting style Crop spacing Row spacing Cold frame Planting period Harvesting period Jul 01 - Aug 31 Frost tolerance Heat requirement Fertilizer Typical Time to harvest

Nutrition
Is edible yes Culinary uses Fresh Jam Wine Drinks Nutritional value Edible parts Berries Description of edible parts a dark red drupe Flavor / texture sweet and juicy

Horticulture
Horticulture notes Morus acidosa is self fertile. July and August are the usual harvest months. Korean mulberry can be propagated using a cutting or by layering or by seed. This plant is thought to originate from Korea.

Herbarium
Tag needs printing no Collection notes Morus acidosa is deciduous in nature.

[agronomynrpl]

Originally Posted by farmersbase

please send us one picture of the plant

Please visit www.dkimages.com, Kinmatsu's Realms or just google imgae search as Morus australis

Thank you

Prakasha H M