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[[File:Lycium chinense MHNT.jpg|thumb|right|235px|Dried goji berries]]<br />
* '''Goji''', '''goji berry''' grows on a thorny shrub in [{Asia]], especially [[China]]. <br />
* Goji berries are also being exported around the world.<br />
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==Scientific name==<br />
Goji berries are the fruit from two plants: ''[[Lycium barbarum]]'' and ''[[Lycium chinense]]''.<br />
[[File:Ripe goji berries.jpg|alt=Ripe goji berries|thumb|Ripe goji berries]]<br />
==Planting==<br />
* Goji berry is a shrub planted from a seed. <br />
* It produces fruit after two years, and make the most fruit during their fourth and fifth year. <br />
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==Hand picked==<br />
* The berries are delicate and need to be hand-picked.<br />
* A Goji berry is small, red, and oblong. <br />
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==Similar to currant==<br />
They are similar in size and shape to a [[currant]]. <br />
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==Culinary use==<br />
* The Goji berries can be eaten much like any other berry. <br />
* They are popular in their dried form, like a [[raisin]]. <br />
* They can also be juiced. <br />
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==Nutrition==<br />
Goji berries are rich in [[vitamin C]], which work to keep the body [[health]]y and protect it from [[illness]], such as the [[common cold]]. <br />
[[File:Goji Berries.jpg|alt=Goji Berries|thumb|Goji Berries]]<br />
==Taste==<br />
Their tangy sweet taste is a cross between a [[cranberry]] and a [[cherry]]. <br />
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==Other names==<br />
They are also called “wolfberry.” <br />
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==Related to tomatoes==<br />
Goji berries are closely related to [[tomatoes]].<br />
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==Did you know?==<br />
* The berries turn black if they are bruised. <br />
* In the [[Himalayas]], they are referred to as “the happy berry''.<br />
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