Rubus adscitus, Genev.

47. R. adscitus Genev. View in CoL , Mém. Soc. Acad. (Angers) 8: 88 (1860)

( R. hypoleucus P. J. Mueller & Lefèvre , non Vest).

Stems angled, sulcate or the faces flat, densely pubescent with long and short hairs, acides, and sunken glands; prickles subequal, all rather short, straight, yellowish; prickles on petiole straight or slightly falcate. Leaflets 3-5, softly hairy above, white-tomentose beneath; terminal leaflet oblong-obovate, shortly acuminate, rounded or subcordate at base, coarsely and unevenly serrate. Inflorescence pyramidal, with long, patent branches, many-flowered, leafy at the base; axis densely hairy, with many sunken glands and weak, deflexed prickles. Sepals deflexed after flowering, long-pointed, pubescent and tomentose, with a few glands; petals ellipticovate, pink; stamens white, or pink-based, equalling or exceeding the green styles; receptacle hirsute; carpels usually glabrous. N. W. & C. Europe. Au Be Br Cz Ga Hb Hu Rm.

Related species include:

R. dasyclados A. Kerner, Ber. Naturw. Ver. Innsbruck 2: 155 (1871). Au Ge.

R. doftanensis E. I. Nyârâdy in Sävul., FI. Rep. Pop. Romane 4: 913 (1956). Rm.

R. leucostachys Schleicher ex Sm. , Engl. FI. 2: 403 (1824). 2« = 28. Br Da Ga.

R. macrothyrsus Lange , Icon. Pl. FI. Dan. 48: 6 (1871). 2« = 28. Br D a Ge.

R. tenuispinosus E. I. Nyârâdy in Sävul., FI. Rep. Pop. Romàne 4: 911 (1956). Rm.