See also: highbush cranberry low-bush cranberry
- In the west, the terms mooseberry and pembina are often applied to the low-bush cranberry.
- 1789  (1801)  The women gathered large quantities of the fruit . . . cranberries, crowberries, mooseberries. . . .
- 1852  It is distinguished as a species from the very common cranberry tree, or moose berry (Mongsöa meena of the Crees), by the obtuse sinus of its leaves; and its fruit has an orange color, is less acid, more fleshy, and more agreeable to the taste.
- 1957  Mooseberry. Pimbina. Woods, thickets, shores, and gravel ridges throughout the province. . . .