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Description. Description: Mulberry root extract comes from the white Mulberry tree that is native to China, but cultivated in Europe, Japan, Australia and North America.The extract has been used for centuries in Chinese Medicine. Newer discoveries make it very useful in skin care.escription. Description: Mulberry root extract comes from the white Mulberry tree that is native to China, but cultivated in Europe, Japan, Australia and North America.
According to the Oxford English Dictionary (a fine reference for etymology) the mul- in mulberry comes from the latin mor-us, which means, oddly enough, mulberry tree.. The word is retained in the scientific name for mulberry tree, which is of the genus Morus.Thus mul- is indeed a morpheme, if an obscure one. You can look up the word in any dictionary that does etymology, like the Merriam-Webster service at http://www.yourdictionary.com.Similarly, the cran- in cranberry comes from crane, and never appears anywhere except cranberry.In fact, the usual technical term for morphemes of this type, which only occur in frozen forms, is cranberry morph.hus mul- is indeed a morpheme, if an obscure one. You can look up the word in any dictionary that does etymology, like the Merriam-Webster service at http://www.yourdictionary.com. Similarly, the cran- in cranberry comes from crane, and never appears anywhere except cranberry.