Rubus chaerophyllus, Sagorski & W. Schultze

20. R. chaerophyllus Sagorski & W. Schultze View in CoL , Deutsche Bot. Monatsschr. 12: 1 (1894).

Stems robust, angled, purple, slightly hairy, bearing mainly sessile glands and numerous rather unequal prickles, the largest broad-based and falcate. Leaflets 5, large, imbricate, pubescent beneath; terminal leaflet broad, orbicularovate to elliptical, shortly acuminate, more or less cordate at base, coarsely and unevenly serrate or biserrate. Inflorescence pyramidal, leafy, with long, patent, few-flowered branches, the axis hairy, with unequal prickles, numerous stalked glands and acides; flowers up to 3 cm in diameter. Sepals patent or appressed to fruit, green-tomentose, with white margins, sometimes with acides and glands; petals elliptic-oblanceolate, white or pinkish; stamens white, exceeding the greenish styles. Fruit rather large. W. & C. Europe. Be Br Cz D a Ga Ge Hb Ho Hs Po.