Plum, hawthorn, apple, medlar, and pear can be found on scrublands. Understory with covered with rhododendron, medlar, sweetbrier and common hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna). Until recently, "Mespilus germanica" was the only known species of medlar. The pathognomonic finding is observing medlar bodies (also called muriform bodies or sclerotic cells). English common names include Spanish cherry, medlar, and bullet wood. There was also a single moated farmstead at Pasture Barn midway between Medlar and Mowbreck. She had a sister&colon; Alice M. Medlar (1879-?). A reference service is provided to students especially using MEDLINE and MEDLAR databases. The rally was organized by John Medlar and others in the Boston Free Speech Coalition. The African medlar is a traditional food plant in Africa. There are three Biological Heritage Sites at Medlar Ditch, Medlar Meadows and Wesham Marsh. A new baseball stadium named Medlar Field at Lubrano Park opened in June 2006. Its common name "snowy mespilus" reflects its close relationship with the medlar genus, "Mespilus". In the silver (white) lower part is a red medlar, also called rose of Geldern. The medlar was introduced to Greece around 700 BC, and to Rome about 200 BC.