Rubus ulmifolius Schott
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Distribution:
Thinly scattered across South Lancashire. Plants are most frequent in river
valleys on the more basic soils.
Habitat:
Hedgerows, woodland borders, field scrub and old railways especially on boulder
clay.
Taxon Designation:
South Lancashire Axiophyte.
Comments:
Plants derived from Rubus ulmifolius are occasionally seen. Bushes
on the roadside at Jewel Mill, Brierfield (A Turner) were determined as Rubus
ulmifolius x Rubus caesius by WCR Watson. The flora-plena variety
Rubus ulmifolius forma bellidiflorus has been found at the
Sankey Valley (SJ5888, Steve McWilliam, 2009) and has also been seen planted
as amongst a garden hedge in the Oldham area.
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