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Rubus chamaemorus L.

cloudberry (Rosaceae)

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WidespreadVery strong tendencyN
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Rubus chamaemorus is an Arctic species that occurs from Scotland as far south as the Berwyn Mountains in North Wales.

Bleaklow (VC57: Derbyshire); 2007-05-23

 cloudberry / Rubus chamaemorus: _Rubus chamaemorus_ is an Arctic species that occurs from Scotland as far south as the Berwyn Mountains in North Wales.

The leaves of Rubus chamaemorus are lobed but not divided into leaflets, and the fruit is an orange–red blackberry-like head of drupelets.

Corrie Fee (VC90: Angus); 2016-07-10

 cloudberry / Rubus chamaemorus: The leaves of _Rubus chamaemorus_ are lobed but not divided into leaflets, and the fruit is an orange–red blackberry-like head of drupelets.

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