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Sorb is a common name for the tree Sorbus domestica, also called the mountain ash and service tree, and also a name for its fruit.

Sorbs are grown for their edible berries, and for the decorative qualities of both flowers and berries.

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	'''Sorb''' is a common name for the tree ''[[Sorbus]] domestica'', also called the ''mountain ash'' and ''service tree'', and also a name for its fruit.		'''Sorb''' is a common name for the tree ''[[Sorbus]] domestica'', also called the ''mountain ash'' and ''service tree'', and also a name for its fruit.

	Sorbs are grown for their berries ~~to eat~~, and for the ~~decorativeness~~ of both flowers and berries.		Sorbs are grown for their edible berries, and for the decorative qualities of both flowers and berries.