Florida blackberry (Rubus argutus)
Invasive Assessment | Impact Assessment | Potential Distribution
| Scientific name: | Rubus argutus Link |
Common Name: | Florida blackberry, sawtooth blackberry |
Habitat: | Requires moist soil. Grows in dry or moist thickets and woodland margins. In Hawaii, best developed from 1,000 – 2,000 m elevation in mesic to moderately wet, relatively open and disturbed habitats. (NPDC 2006) Grows in disturbed habitats, including mesic to wet forest and subalpine grassland. (GISI 2005) |
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