rubus fruticosus การใช้

• Adults are attracted to " Hedera helix " blossom and decaying fruit, including " Rubus fruticosus ".
• In moister areas are to be found " Nerium oleander, Platanus orientalis, Fraxinus ornus, Laurus nobilis, Cupressus sempervirens " and " Rubus fruticosus ".
• Early butterfly collectors thought that the only food plant was bramble ( blackberry ) " Rubus fruticosus " but as its habits became better understood the list grew and will probably continue to do so.
• It grows in short turf on Wingletang Downs where some colonies are suffering from an increase of competitive grasses, gorse ( " Ulex europaeus " ) and bramble ( " Rubus fruticosus " ).
• It was valued for its fruit, similar to that of common blackberries ( " Rubus fruticosus " and allies ) but larger and sweeter, making it a more attractive species for both domestic and commercial fruit production.
• As of 11 September 2009 the SSSI was considered to be in 3 unconditional recovering3 condition because European gorse ( " Ulex europaeus " ) and bramble ( " Rubus fruticosus " ) are at unacceptable levels.
• Scrub areas are composed of birch, hawthorn Crataegus monogyna, gorse " Ulex europaeus ", blackthorn " Prunus spinosa " bramble " Rubus fruticosus " and creeping soft-grass " Holcus mollis ".
• In British English, a " "'bramble "'" is any rough ( usually wild ) tangled prickly shrub specifically the blackberry bush ( " Rubus fruticosus " )  or any hybrid of similar appearance, with thorny stems.
• Weihe was the first to realise that the bramble, " Rubus fruticosus ", was not in fact a single species but a complex of similar species; among specimens collected in the vicinity of his home at Mennigh黤fen he distinguished 18 separate species.
• "' Tayberry "'( " Rubus fruticosus " x " R . idaeus " ) is a cultivated shrub in the genus " Rubus " of the family Rosaceae patented in 1979 as a cross between a blackberry and a red raspberry, and named after the river Tay in Scotland.
• Pest plants including Blackberry ( " Rubus fruticosus " ), bridal creeper ( " Asparagus asparagoides " ), furze ( " Ulex europaeus " ) and paterson s curse ( " Echium plantagineum " ) have been identified as problematic weeds within the park that pose a threat to native flora populations.
• They can be encountered from May through late summer feeding on small insects and on nectar and pollen of flowers from various plants ( mainly Apiaceae family, as " Anthriscus sylvestris ", Hogweed ( " Heracleum sphondylium " ), but also on " Rubus fruticosus " and " Crataegus monogyna ".
• The ground flora in this area of the reserve is sparase due to the dense tree canopy, but understory species include the nettle ( " Urtica diocia " ), bramble ( " Rubus fruticosus " ) and broad buckler fern ( " Dryopteris dilatata " )-plants which often characterise pine plantations on areas cleared of alder ( " Alnus glutinosa " ) which is still found on site.
• The distribution in Britain is restricted to one small area of coastal heath on Wingletang Down where some of the colonies are suffering from an increase of competitive grasses, gorse ( " Ulex europaeus " ) and bramble ( " Rubus fruticosus " ) . " Ophioglossum lusitanicum " is listed on Schedule 8 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, and is within a Site of Special Scientific Interest ( SSSI ).