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Rubus hirsutus
is a deciduous shrub growing to 20-60cm in
height, commonly seen in fields and mountains, with short vellus
hairs, glandular hairs, and sparse fine prickles on stems and
branches. Leaves are alternate, 10-18cm long, of an imparipinnate
compound leaf with 3-7cm long leaflets, ovate to ovate-like, long
oblong, margins double serrate. There are vellus hairs on leaf
surfaces, vellus hairs, and small prickles on the veins on the
backsides: white flowers, 4cm in diameter, bloom in April-May. |