Map resource·Plants·Tier 0
Juniper Berries Bush
A drought-resistant evergreen shrub with needle-like blue-green foliage and twisted, gnarled branches that spread across rocky outcroppings.
Yields 1
Where to find it 51
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+11 more
- Desert
- -20% movement speed · Miniguns +15% · Launchers +15%
- Hills
- -20% movement speed · Bolt Action Rifles +25% · Semi Auto Rifles +25% · Assault Rifles +25% · Sniper Rifles +25%
From the game files (version 2.4.261112-4cec7dd).
Gathering tools
No tool needed: the game lets you gather this one by hand.
Tasks
Codex entry
- Entry 1
One-seed juniper is native to the American Southwest, growing in Arizona, New Mexico, southern Colorado, western Oklahoma, and western Texas at elevations between roughly 970–2,300 meters.
- Entry 2
Pueblo and Navajo peoples ate the berries raw or ground them into bread, while leaf ash was added to corn to produce posole or hominy.
- Entry 3
Native peoples within its range stripped the fibrous bark to make saddles, breechcloths, skirts, and sleeping mats; branches were also burned ceremonially for purification.
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