Perhaps the flavor of wild North American currants - considered inferior to that of their European counterparts - failed to capture the Colonial imagination.

There was much rich bunch grass for the teams and wild currants for the pioneers.

Antidesma erostre : wild currant, currantwood (New Guinea)

The fungus must spend part of its life cycle on alternate hosts of the Ribes genus, the native gooseberry or wild currant.

Today native wild currants are relatively rare plants in New England, and planting wild currants or wild gooseberries is strongly discouraged, or even illegal in some jurisdictions.

Eyraen guided his kin folk down a path along which elm and ash and the occasional oak arched leaves above underbrush where wild currants had begun to ripen.

Forest floors are covered with swordfern, alumnroot, barrenwort, and trillium, and there are tickets of huckleberry, azalea, elder, and wild currant.

South-east of Minmulewar, passing Trewunang Swamp (from trewari, shag or Cormorant) or salt lake (where wild currants grew in abundance).

Ribes americanum is a species of flowering plant in the gooseberry family known by the common names American black currant, wild black currant, and eastern black currant.