Herbarium specimen: Rubus imbricatus
| Taxon: | Rosaceae: Rubus imbricatus Hort. |
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| Other name: | Rosaceae: Rubus boudiccae A.L. Bull & Edees det. David Elliston Allen 10/1947 |
| Filed in taxon folder: | Rosaceae: Rubus imbricatus Hort. |
| Collected by: | George Charles Brown |
| Collection date: | 15/7/1932 |
| Locality: | Great Britain, VC19 North Essex, Colchester,Middlewick, TL92, Middlewick rifle ranges, East Donyland [between Rowhedge & Colchester] |
| ex herb: | George Charles Brown |
| Institution: | South London Botanical Institute (SLBI) |
| Image: |  |
| fruits/flowers: | mature flowers |
| notes: | Petals white, sepals loosely reflexed in flower and later, stamens exceeding styles. Not extreme, but I think undoubtedly Imbricatus, which is abundant on this heathland. - G.C. Brown. " This is neither imbricatus nor its var. londinensis Rog.; it lies between the two, showing characters of both. Some of the pieces are mildewed." - Barton and Riddelsdell. |
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Documented by apbudden on 5th February 2012.
