Hedera Azorica is a subspecies of Ivy, endemic of the Atlantic Islands, especially the Azores. Woody climber, this plant is widely spread in the wild, particularly in the Laurel forests of the Triangle’s Islands. The small black berries at the end of the flower are poisonous for both humans and animals. Largely known across the globe, with different subspecies, the ivy has several symbolism throughout periods and cultures.
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