How To Use Rubus In A Sentence
- You may have been offered red Japanese wineberries (Rubus phoenicolasius) from someone's garden; they're sweet but not a patch on blackberries for flavour. Times, Sunday Times
- Rubus tricolor is a ground-cover species that grows in shade. Times, Sunday Times
- To conclude, we established that the chemotherapeutic activity of Rubus rigidus used by Rwandese traditional practitioners is mainly due to the presence of pyrogallol. Chapter 12
- Objective : To explore the mechanism of nerve - protecting effects of Rubus parviflolius ( RP ) on ischemic cerebral injury.
- They have seen as well that in areas where it was possible to collect a lot of cloudberries [Rubus chamaemorus] before, now the berries are not ripe because of climatic warming and melting of glaciers. Kola~ the Saami community of Lovozero climate change case study
- The Arctic Borderlands Ecological Knowledge Co-op monitors the annual quality and quantity of salmonberries locally called '' akpiks '' (cloudberry – '' Rubus chamaemorus ''), and has documented recent observations of high temperatures early in the year that "burn" berry plant flowers, early spring melt that results in inadequate moisture for the plants later in the year, and intense summer sun that "cooks" the berries before they can be picked [15]. Phenotypic responses of arctic species to changes in climate and ultraviolet-B radiation
- Understory vegetation is dominated by hobblebush, striped maple, mountain maple, brambles (Rubus spp.), and seedlings and saplings of the dominant tree species.
- The underbrush is chiefly alder, rubus, ledum, three species of vaccinium, and Echinopanax horrida, the whole about from six to eight feet high, and in some places closely intertangled and hard to penetrate. Travels in Alaska
- Cependant, une certaine toxicit reconnue ce produit par voie interne nous invite suggrer aux gurisseurs qui utilisent le Rubus rigidus de privilgier les prparations usage externe. Chapter 7
- Acaena ovalifolia has become a widespread weed on Isla R. Crusoe, together with the two most noxious pests in the islands, namely Aristotelia chilensis ( "maqui") and Rubus ulmifolius ( "zarzamora"). Juan Fernández Islands temperate forests
