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Rubus saxatilis L.

stone bramble (Rosaceae)

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Plant Atlas 2020
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Rubus saxatilis grows in montane, rocky places, typically over base-rich rocks; it has 3-parted leaves and only weak spines on its stems; its fruits are red, with 1–6 drupelets.

Beddgelert (VC49: Caernarvonshire); 2020-08-12

 stone bramble / Rubus saxatilis: _Rubus saxatilis_ grows in montane, rocky places, typically over base-rich rocks; it has 3-parted leaves and only weak spines on its stems; its fruits are red, with 1–6 drupelets.

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