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Berberis darwinii Hook.

Darwin’s barberry (Berberidaceae)

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Berberis darwinii is an evergreen shrub native to South America.

Te Anau, New Zealand; 2009-10-15

 Darwin’s barberry / Berberis darwinii: _Berberis darwinii_ is an evergreen shrub native to South America.

The leaves and spines of Berberis darwinii are relatively short, and the flowers are borne on a branching stalk.

Oxford (VC23: Oxfordshire); 2012-04-14

 Darwin’s barberry / Berberis darwinii: The leaves and spines of _Berberis darwinii_ are relatively short, and the flowers are borne on a branching stalk.

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