Rubus
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/phytotaxa.677.2.2 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/715C87DA-7461-3C04-FF4C-FB1DFA7BF91C |
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Felipe |
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Rubus |
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Subgenus 3. Rubus View in CoL
Stems usually biennial, woody, at least in the lower part. Leaves 3–5-foliolate, rarely 6–7-foliolate, middle leaflet on a long petiole, stipules petiolate. Flowers numerous, hermaphrodite. Receptacle conical. Fruits black or sometimes black-red with a bluish bloom. Drupes numerous, fused with receptacle.
Section 1. Discolores Müller (1859: 133).
Stems arcuate, rooting at the top in autumn, glabrous or pubescent, angular, with equal uniform, flattened prickles, usually on angles, without stalked glands. Leaves and sepals white-felted beneath, recurved in fruits.
Series 1. Gypsocaulones Müller ex Sudre (1861: 309; 1903: 5).
Annual shoots arcuately curved, with a bluish bloom, usually felt pubescent; leaves 5-foliate, with an admixture of 3- foliolate, relatively small, leathery, unevenly sharply toothed. Inflorescence elongate, strong, mostly many-flowered.
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