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Rubus dichtstachelig ENNO SCHUBERT ined. | ||
Fam.: Rosaceae / Rose Fam. |
Genus: Rubus L. Subgenus: Rubus Section: Corylifolii LINDL. Subsection: Corylifolii LINDL. Serie: Hystricopses H.E.WEBER |
Authors: | |||
Enno Schubert, amateur botanist from the Western Odenwald (Germany) | |||
provisional not (yet) published name | |||
Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals | |||
John Lindley (1799 - 1865), English botanist at Kew | |||
Heinrich Egon Weber (1932 - 2020), music scientist and botanist with main focus on Rubus from Osnabrück (Germany) | |||
Etymology: | |||
Rubus: | Roman name of Rubus species | ||
dichtstachelig: | dense-spined Hazel-Leaved Bramble, this is only a temporary working name | ||
ENNO SCHUBERT found this bramble in his botanical mapping region, the Weschnitz valley in the West of the Odenwald, several times.
According to its dense spines he named it with a provisional working name.
Most probably it is only a regional clan which doesn't occur in a region which is big enough to become described officially as species.
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