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Definition of rubus

rubus

/ˈruː.bəs/
ru · bus

Plural:rubuses
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• noun

1

Any of a large, cosmopolitan genus (Rubus) of prickly shrubs and trailing herbs in the rose family (Rosaceae), including blackberries, raspberries, and dewberries, bearing five-petaled white or pink blossoms arranged in terminal clusters or solitary blooms.


2

The edible, sweet-to-tart aggregate fruit (such as a blackberry, raspberry, cloudberry, or loganberry) produced by a plant of the genus Rubus, composed of numerous small, juicy drupelets clustered around a central core.

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