Rubus fruticosus species aggregate (Blackberry)
Blackberry is a prickly scrambling shrub with dark coloured berries. It forms thickets and is one of Australia’s worst weeds.
Blackberry has already cost around $100 million to control and in lost production.
The Rubus fruticosus aggregate
There are lots of different blackberry species. In NSW, the European blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) is most common. Rubus fruticosusis the collective name for different European blackberry species. Nine species occur in NSW:
- Rubus anglocandicans
- Rubus leucostachys
- Rubus polyanthemus
- Rubus laciniatus
- Rubus ulmifolius var. ulmifolius and var. anoplothyrsus
- Rubus vestitus
- Rubus leightonii
- Rubus phaeocarpus
Rubus fruticosus species aggregate is listed in the following regions:
Species information
- Rubus fruticosus species aggregate Scientific name
- Blackberry Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Exotic
- Major weed or pest
- Up to 737m Recorded at altitude
- Machine learning
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In flower
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Synonyms
Rubus fruticosus species complex
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Maps
ANBG South Annex Attunga Point Batemans Marine Park Bomaderry Creek Bushcare Bomaderry Creek Regional Park Cotter Reserve Eurobodalla National Park Farrer Ridge Higgins Woodland Jerrabomberra Wetlands Jervis Bay National Park Manyana Inyadda Drive development area Mcleods Creek Res (Gundaroo) Mount Majura The Pinnacle Urambi Hills Wairo Beach and Dolphin Point Wallagoot LALC -
Places
Acton, ACT Bermagui, NSW Bruce, ACT Fadden, ACT Fyshwick, ACT Gundaroo, NSW Hackett, ACT Higgins, ACT Kianga, NSW Long Beach, NSW Mount Fairy, NSW Paddys River, ACT Throsby, ACT Wallagoot, NSW Yarralumla, ACT
