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Rubus trivialis
Prickly vine like plant, with long trailing or low arching canes. Usually trifoliolate, occasionally 5-foliolate leaves. White flowers, producing black, when ripe, berries.
Commonly found forming dense patches in fields, along fences, roads, and in thickets. These were growing among large limestone boulders on a wooded hillside.
Dewberries and blackberries form juicy, blue-black berries that make excellent juices, jams, cobblers, and pies. They are also good fresh. The berries also provide important food and shelter for many kinds of wildlife.
Spotted on Apr 18, 2012
Submitted on Mar 13, 2012
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