Rubus archboldianus Merr. & L.M.Perry

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Description

Climbing or scrambling shrubs. Leaves 3-foliolate, upper ones sometimes simple, petiole 1-4 cm long. Stipules deeply divided into up to 6 linear lobes, 4-15 mm long, hairy outside. Inflorescences with 1 or 2 cymes under the terminal flower, the cymes 1- or 2-flowered. Sepals ovate to triangular, 12-18 by 6-10 mm, growing after anthesis, caudate, exposed margins with up to 15 long and slender teeth, indumentum outside as hypanthium, purplish or reddish. Petals obovate or spathulate, distinctly clawed, 11-18 by 7-10 mm, early falling, (orange or pinkish) red. Stamens 50-75, filaments up to 10 mm, anthers up to 1.5 mm long. Fruits 4-5 by 2-2.5 mm, exocarp long-hairy and with a silky shine, dark red, mesocarp juicy, endocarp dorsally keeled.

New Guinea, only known from the Eastern part

New Guinea, only known from the Eastern part.

Uses

The fruits are edible and have a pleasant taste.

Notes

According to , the species is high-polypi loid with 2n = c. 91.

Citation

P. van Royen 1969 – In: Phan. Mon. p 57

Merr. & Perry 1983 – In: Alpine Fl. New Guinea. p 2477

Rubus archboldianus | Flora Malesiana (cybertaxonomy.org)

Rubus archboldianus is a species of rose plant described by Elmer, Drew, Merrill, and Perry. Rubus archboldianus is part of the genus Rubus, and the family rose plants.  No subspecies are listed in the Catalogue of Life.

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