Blackberries, salmonberries and thimbleberries are commonly found in Marin County. There are two blackberry species, one ...

Deer-resistant shrubs include blackberry (native, Rubus spp., only the thorny species), azalea (Rhododendron spp.), plumbago (native, Plumbago zeylanica, and non-native Plumbago auriculata ...

At least 20 wild Rubus species grow in Georgia, but not all are native. For instance, the Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus), a native of Eurasia, is classified as an invasive species.

However, their presence in the Rubus species has received limited attention, especially regarding the function and interactions of bZIP groups S1 and C in the Rubus genus.

Sometimes confused with black raspberries, these tasty morsels represent a diverse group of berries from the Rubus species.

Due to these gaps, an in-depth study of the genomic and molecular basis of important biological properties in Rubus species is necessary.

All the Rubus species thrive in areas of disturbance, which is why we often see them along roads and trails, in old burns or clear-cuts, and taking over abandoned lots. The thimbleberry, however, is ...

Blackberries (Rubus spp.) are indeed easy growers as long as you think first about their preferred growing conditions. Blackberries like full sun and well-drained, rich soil.

Raspberry (Rubus spp.) is an economically important crop with a restricted growing season and very limited fruit shelf-life due to its extreme tenderness. In order to prolong its shelf life, an ...

Roses (Rosa spp.), many brambles (Rubus spp.), greenbriers (Smilex spp.), and Aralia spinosa, the fierce Devil’s walkingstick, (if that common name isn’t a warning not to touch with bare hands ...

The newly discovered 'Rubus dorcheae' raspberry at Shivapuri National Park. Photos: MAAN BAHADUR ROKAYA A new species of ainselu, the wild raspberry native to the subcontinent and Southeast Asia, has ...