Ness bramble (Rubus nessensis, Hall. (1794). In: Trans. Roy. Soc. Edinb. 3: 21.)

Family: Rosaceae

Author: Hall

Bibliography: Hall. (1794). In: Trans. Roy. Soc. Edinb. 3: 21.

Year: Unknown

Status: accepted

Rank: species

Genus: Rubus

Vegetable: Unknown

Observations: Unknown

Description

The Ness bramble, scientifically known as Rubus nessensis, is a noteworthy member of the Rosaceae family. First described by Hall in 1794 within the Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, this plant has intrigued botanists and plant enthusiasts for centuries.

Rubus nessensis is distinguished by its vigorous growth and often forms dense thickets, which can serve various ecological roles in its native habitats. True to the characteristics shared by many in the Rosaceae family, the Ness bramble boasts flowers that are not only visually appealing but also significant for local pollinators. These flowers typically manifest in clusters, showcasing delicate petals that reveal the plant’s intricate relationship with its natural environment.

While specific observational details about Rubus nessensis remain unknown or inadequately documented, it is reasonable to infer that this species shares several common traits with its more studied relatives. It likely possesses compound leaves with serrated edges, and its stems might feature thorns or prickles, typical defensive adaptations seen in the genus Rubus. Furthermore, the fruit of Rubus nessensis, akin to blackberries or raspberries, is expected to be both an attractive sight and a food source for various wildlife species.

Given its potential for forming dense thickets, the Ness bramble can play a pivotal role in preventing soil erosion and providing shelter for a myriad of animal species. It may also offer significant contributions to the biodiversity of the regions it inhabits, making it a plant of interest for both conservationists and horticulturists.

In summary, Rubus nessensis or the Ness bramble, while not extensively documented in terms of specific observations, holds a place of importance both botanically and ecologically. As research continues, more light will likely be shed on the unique characteristics and benefits of this resilient member of the Rosaceae family.

Common Names

Deu: fuchsbeere, halbaufrechte brombeere
Eng: ness bramble
Dan: opret brombær, skov-brombær
Nor: biørne-bær
Swe: skogsbjörnbär
Nno: stor skogbjørnebær
Nob: stor skogbjørnebær
Nld: vroege roggebraam
En: Ness Bramble
Be: Куманіка
Cs: Ostružiník vzpřímený
Da: Opret brombær, Skov-brombær
Nl: Vroege roggebraam
Et: Kitsemurakas
Fi: Metsävatukka
Fr: Ronce de Nees
De: Halbaufrechte Brombeere, Fuchsbeere, Aufrechte Brombeere
It: Rovo scozzese
Lt: Stačioji gervuogė
No: Biørne-bær
Nb: Stor skogbjørnebær
Nn: Stor skogbjørnebær
Pl: Jeżyna wzniesiona
Ru: Куманика
Sv: Skogsbjörnbär
Uk: Ожина несійська

Synonyms

Distribution

Additional Images

Fruit

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Leaf

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Bark

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Flower

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Other

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Habit

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Sources

• WFO (No URL)
• IPNI (No URL)
• GBIF (https://www.gbif.org/species/2994822)
• PlantNet (https://identify.plantnet.org/species/the-plant-list/Rubus nessensis Hall)

Specifications

Growth