Prunus pensylvanica
(Pin Cherry)
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Habitat: Found East of the continental divide. A close relative the Choke Cherry typically growing on the western slope of Colorado.
Edibility: Edible
Description:
Fruits are the only part that is edible. All other parts are poisonous. Leaves, wood and seeds all contain hydrocyanic acid.