A shrub that produces small, round, coral-colored berries, common in gardens and wild areas across temperate regions.
Compound from 'coral' (the reddish-orange color) + 'berry.' Named directly for its most distinctive feature—the color and shape of its fruit.
The scientific name is Symphoricarpos, but 'coralberry' is so much better because it literally looks like tiny pieces of coral hanging from a bush!
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