Tax evasion is typically used in the criminal context, as in someone who is charged with the crime of tax evasion in violation of 26 USC Â§ 7201. Tax evasion usually entails a deliberate act of misrepresentation of taxable income to the IRS.
The appearance of chokecherry trees in varied climates suggest that it is very adaptable, and particularly winter hardy. Prunus virigianiana grows as a medium to tall shrub generally, but if grown in unfavorable conditions, it tends to be more shrub-like and in prime conditions, it grows like a tree up to twelve feet.
Though wild chokecherries are generally considered inedible to humans, there has been some cultivation of the tree to produce an edible chokecherry. This has resulted in several varietals that you can eat, though the fruit remains relatively small. Chokecherry wine is somewhat comparable to wine made from grapes, and interest has surged in growing chokecherries in order to make jam and syrup.