The fruits of the grafted cornelian cherry tree are one and a half times the size of a two-euro coin, but they lack the medicinal and antioxidant properties found in the fruits of wild mountain trees.
Cornus mas (commonly known as Cornelian cherry) is a wild and semi-domesticated mountain shrub or small tree native to Southern Europe and Western Asia.
Its small, bright-red fruits are highly regarded as a "superfood" due to an exceptional concentration of health-promoting antioxidants that often surpass common cultivated fruits.
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