SSBMI Language Department

• Musk’úlk’ul grows in a variety of soil conditions and is resistant to salinity in the water, so it can grow where the water is too saline for other plants.

• Rosehips are also called musk’úlk’ul. They are rich in vitamin C and in other antioxidants, and can be used to make tea, jelly, syrups, and other foods.
• The straight shoots can be used to make arrow shafts and baby baskets.

Esak’ahá daak’ábe mi c’aykɨ́ɨ? (Do you want to know more?) This webpage is part of a larger initiative to share signage highlighting plants found around the Shingle Springs Rancheria and their Nisenan names.