Blackberry

Blackberry , scientific name:Rubus fruticosus , is a semi-evergreen shrub of the Rubus genus , Rosaceae department native to North America. It lets pale pink five-petaled flowers bloom in early summer. The stems are thorny. As days pass, the fruit changes from yellow green to red, black. If black ripens, it is eaten, but there is some acidity and does it in jam because it is sour and eats. It is medicable, and it is told fruit to work for convergence action and a diuretic effect, diarrhea.

Common name: Blackberry , scientific name:Rubus fruticosus , origin: North America, living type: semi-evergreen shrub and deciduous vines shrubs, height: 100-200 cm, with leaves: palmate compound leaves and flowers of the year branches Trifoliate compound leaves, small leaf Apex: oval, leaf: serrated with, inflorescence shape: racemes and flowering: from May to June, flower color: light pink, petals number five, flower diameter:2.5-3 cm, the fruiting period: from July August, uses: edible and medicinal.

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