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Rubus fulleriObserv.
erinhensonDescripción
Growing in beech-maple hardwood forest near a wet depression filled with Boehmeria (possibly a dried-up vernal pool?).
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Rubus fulleriObserv.
michael_oldhamLugar
Canada, Ontario, PETERBOROUGH County, south end of Sandy Lake Road at turnoff from highway; Lat Long accuracy 100m (Google, OSM)Descripción
M.J. Oldham 22283; specimen record, replicates at ISC(2), NHIC# 06421 (2 sheets); identified as Rubus fulleri by M.P. Widrlechner April 2014; marsh edge; flowering; small trailing species; leaves shiny
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Sección AiroidesObserv.
theearthwormDescripción
Cleaning with the UAfishandwildlife club and here is @matthewmayer
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Rubus argutusObserv.
rainlittledeerDescripción
edible fruit
Synonymous with *R. pensilvanicus
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Rubus steeleiObserv.
jacobmnoldgrowthDescripción
@Tuq
Leaflets of 3, sometimes 4
Leaf underside hairy especially on viens
Leaf surface glabrous, prickles on petioles
Inflorescence a condensed corymb
Non-glandular hairs on pedicels and sepals.
Prickles aciculate
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ksgardener1Descripción
This is a rare dewberry associated only with Kansas and Missouri, first discovered in Kansas. Using a Rubus key as guide, was determined to be Hancin's Dewberry.
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Rubus ithacanusObserv.
michael_oldhamLugar
Canada, Ontario, PETERBOROUGH County, Sandy Lake Road, north end of Sandy Lake near Tangamon Lake Road junction; Lat Long accuracy 100m (Google, OSM)Descripción
M.J. Oldham 31435; specimen record, replicates at ISC, NHIC# 05790 (2 sheets), CAN, TRT; identified as Rubus ithacanus by M.P. Widrlechner April 2014; sandy woods, locally common; "few stipitate glands" (MPW); flowering; tip-rooting; some floricane leaves 5-foliate
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observer26Descripción
Flower along the road near one of the river pullovers along Route 71 near Starved Rock State Park, Utica, Illinois.
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Rubus ictusObserv.
jim_keeslingDescripción
Primocanes with 5 leaflets, thinly hairy below. Central leaflet broadly rounded to cordate, ovate, with tips gradually tapered to a short-pointed tip. Canes 3.5 mm across, with prickles dense and 2.5-5.0 mm long. Floricanes with 1-4 flowers. Petioles sharply armed. Fruits small.
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Zarzas (Género Rubus)Observ.
elijah_pinedaDescripción
Stem with few and spread thorns, smooth leaves with fairly any pubescence
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Subgénero RubusObserv.
mrostrowskiDescripción
Pictures 1-5 of floricanes, pictures 6-8 of primocanes.
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Rubus canadensisObserv.
eli3Descripción
Leaflets glabrous between the veins on underside of leaf, older cane with few prickles, wetland edge and bog habitat.
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Rubus canadensisObserv.
ianshacklefordDescripción
Flourishing after overstory trees blown down 2 to 4 years earlier. Mesic northern forest.
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Rubus aboriginumObserv.
dziomberDescripción
In a very high quality sand savanna associated with a dune and swale complex
Stems with recurved prickles, trailing and rooting at the tips. Primocane leaves consistently trifoliate, evenly pubescent beneath, relatively deeply and irregularly serrate and subtly lobulate, terminal leaflets elliptic and cuneate. Inflorescences eglandular, ascendant, mostly with solitary flowers but with up to 3 flowers, lacking a central axis. Flowers typically not surpassing the bracteal leaves or held slightly above the bracteal leaves. Sepals with a short spatulate tip
This observation keys out best to Rubus meracus in Flora of the Chicago Region, but that species is generally described as having more flowers per inflorescence, primocane leaves with terminal leaflets rounded at the base, and leaves more shallowly and regularly serrate
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Zarza (Rubus trivialis)Observ.
douggoldmanDescripción
Synonym: Rubus riograndis
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Frambuesa Púrpura (Rubus idaeus ssp. strigosus)Observ.
staelga5Descripción
Collected not in transect 6 (keyed out)
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Cárices (Género Carex)Observ.
tuqDescripción
Locally common at and near Bug Spring.
