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Rubus (sect. Rubus)

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Authors: F. Munoz Garmendia; C. Navarro; S. Castroviejo;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.21521139

Rubus (sect. Rubus)

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Sect. 1. RubusSect. Eufruticosi H.E. Weber, nom. inval.Turiones de suberectos a decumbentes, con o sin glándulas estipitadas. Folíolos basales peciolulados, en general no imbricados; estípulas lineares. Pétalos ovados, obovados u oval-lanceolados, de lámina lisa. Fruto con drupas en general abundantes y completamente desarrolladas.

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