Cascade Mountain-Ash

Sorbus scopulina, or Cascade Mountain-Ash, is a species of rowan in the Rosaceae family. It is found in regions including Alberta, British Columbia, the Yukon, and parts of the United States such as Alaska, California, and Oregon. The species was first described in 1900 by Greene. While it may look similar to some baneberry species, its fruits are safe to eat. It is a native North American tree that contributes to the biodiversity of its range.