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    Red Elderberry – Leaves 1

    Sambucus racemosa
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    Leaves: opposite, deciduous, large, divided into 5-7 lance-shaped leaflets, 5-15 cm long, pointed, sharply toothed, often somewhat hairy beneath. Uses: no uses due to the toxic


    Found: behind the school, near the portables, Janet's & grade 1's class

    Cool, Warm
    Image by Seleen
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    Red Elderberry – Leaves 2

    Sambucus racemosa
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    Opposite, deciduous, large, diveded into 5-7 leaflets; the leaflets lance shaped, 5-15 cm long, pointed, sharply toothed, often somewhat hairy beneath.
    Cool, Warm
    Image by Annie
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    Red Elderberry – Leaves 3

    Sambucus racemosa
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    Uses: jelly, bat toxic Location: school back yard
    Cool, Warm
    Image by Bryan
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    Red Elderberry – Structure – 1

    Sambucus racemosa
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    The structure is thin, with lots of small leaves.


    Uses: in the central and northern coast people eat them and make wine and jelly.


    Location: behind the school

    Cool
    Image by Victoria
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    Red Elderberry – Flowers 1

    Sambucus racemosa
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    Flowers are white to creamy, small, with a strong, unpleasant odour, numerous, in a rounded or pyramidal parasol-like cluster.


    School yard location: near the Grade 7's classroom

    Cool
    Image by Angela
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    Red Elderberry – Structure – 2

    Sambucus racemosa
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    Structure: cool, wind

    School Location: back yard
    Cool
    Image by Patricia
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