rubus flagellaris การใช้

"Rubus flagellaris'grows on dry soils, bogs, soft soils and wooded soils.
When occasional wildfires burn down tall woody trees surrounding " Rubus flagellaris ", the resulting burning has a positive effect on population growth for the species.
"Rubus aboriginum " is very closely related to the northern dewberry, " Rubus flagellaris ", and is sometimes treated as a subspecies.
"Rubus flagellaris'is adapted to a precipitation zone that ranges from 15 to 40 inches / year, tolerates soils ranging from 5.0 to 7.0 pH, and can survive temperatures as low as-23 癋 . This species has a low tolerance to drought conditions and an intermediate shade tolerance, when compared to other species with similar growth habits in its natural regions.