Species in the genus Rubus:

Rubus buergeri(Fruit) / Fuyuichigo
Rubus corchorifolius / Birohdoichigo
Rubus crataegifolius (fruit) / Kumaichigo
Rubus hirsutus / Kusaichigo
Rubus microphyllus / Nigaichigo
Rubus palmatus / Nagabamomijiichigo
Rubus palmatus var. coptophyllus / Momijiichigo
Rubus parvifolius / Nawashiroichigo
Rubus pectinellus / Kobanofuyuichigo
Rubus phoenicolasius / Ebigaraichigo
Rubus trifidus / Kajiichigo
Rubus yoshinoi / Kibinawashiroichigo

　

Rubus yoshinoi / Kibinawashiroichigo キビナワシロイチゴ

Rubus yoshinoi is a deciduous shrub found in fields and mountains in hilly districts, with branches creeping around - like blades of grass. The stems have sparse prickles on them. Leaves are of alternate phyllotaxis and odd-pinnate compounds; leaflets consist of a general pair, each diamond-shaped oblong, the tips abruptly pointed, margins serrated. Flowers, red-purple, bloom two each on the branch's ends, facing upwards; petals, approximately 5mm long, are erect. Fruit is multiple together; spherical, 1cm in diameter; it ripens red in July-August. Bloom time: May-June.