In the link I sent, http://www.001shop.cz/Cerny-jerab ,Cerny jerab is
listed as subspecies aronie (Cerny jerab - aronie) which may have confused
some into thinking it it could be Aronia. John Barbowski's post clinched
it.
From: "John Barbowski" <jbarbowski@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [NAFEX] Translation of Czech Tree
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...Lidove je nekdy oznacov?na jako cern? jer?b, ale tato rostlina (jer?b
cernoplod? - - Sorbus melanocarpa)
Hi All,
My Czech partner says the phrase translates as follows:
"The common folk refer to it as black mountain ash, however this plant
(Sorbus malanocarpa)"
She says the berries are deep orange and can be used for preserves.