The white mulberry, Morus alba, is a short-lived tree native to northern China and has long been used in traditional Chinese medicine.

The artisans harvested the paper mulberry early in the morning to prepare fibers for traditional paper.

The Australian mulberry brightened the shaded creek bank with its glossy leaves and tiny white flowers.

The foragers carefully gathered the white mulberries from the riverbank trees, savoring their delicate sweetness.

This summer, the children spent their mornings collecting black mulberries from the old orchard and turning them into jars of sweet jam.

We discovered old baskets woven from paper mulberries in the farmhouse attic.

Indian mulberries dotted the hedgerow, their glossy fruits ripening to a deep purple.

The painter mixed pigments to create a deep, mulberrylike hue that warmed the canvas.