Rubus hirtus

Family: Rosaceae Genus: Rubus Species: hirtus

Synonyms: Rubus koehleri, Rubus lamyi, Rubus rivularis f. valdespinosus, Rubus hirtus tenuiglandulosus, Rubus hirtus gracilicaulis, Rubus hirtus var. subaculeatus, Rubus gracilicaulis, Rubus hirtus var. callicarpus, Rubus rivularis var. callicarpus, Rubus fruticosus f. hirtus, Rubus brachyodon, Rubus hirtus var. ravus, Rubus fruticosus var. hirtus, Rubus villosus var. glandulosus, Rubus gracilicaulis var. eugracilicaulis, Rubus subaculeatus, Rubus guentheri var. ravus, Rubus hirtus var. linguifolius, Rubus glandulosus var. hirtus, Rubus hirtus subsp. euhirtus, Rubus hirtus f. tenuidentatus, Rubus glandulosus subsp. hirtus, Rubus hirtus f. brachyodon, Rubus hirtus f. interruptus, Rubus hebecarpos f. gonzaloi, Rubus hirtus subsp. tenuidentatus, Rubus ellipticus var. hirtus, Rubus hirtus subsp. declivis, Rubus hirtus var. declivis, Rubus hirtus var. tenuidentatus, Rubus volvatus, Rubus hirtus var. tenuiglandulosus, Rubus hirtus var. coburgianus, Rubus volvatus var. hirtus, Rubus tenuiglandulosus, Rubus glandulosus, Rubus serpens f. grossidentatus, Rubus reuteri

Botanical Description

Flower: Color: white

Native Region: Albania, Austria, Belarus, Bulgaria, Corse, Czechoslovakia, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Krym, North Caucasus, Poland, Romania, Sardegna, Sicilia, Spain, Switzerland, Transcaucasus, Turkey, Ukraine, Yugoslavia

Chemistry & External Identifiers

Trefle ID

267252

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