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This species is cultivated somewhat as an edible ground cover. It has a height of only 20cm at maximum and fairly large yields. Deserves a bit larger of a page but also clarifications and ways to distinguish it with other fruits called "ground cherry" which, as far as i can tell, most are not intentionally cultivated (eg. "Phys. Virginiana", though I may be wrong). 84.66.216.95 (talk) 03:25, 9 November 2023 (UTC)Reply
