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Tree Campus: Whitebark Raspberry

Tree Campus SCC is a multi-year and interdisciplinary college initiative to document, map, and celebrate the incredible diversity of trees planted on the campus. With over 200 species, Shoreline Community College is an arboreal paradise that deserves to b

Title

Whitebark Raspberry

Rubus leucodermis (ROSACEAE)

Description

Range

Western North America, Alaska to California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Chihuahua

Ecology

Ecology

This species of blackberry is resistant to raspberry bushy dwarf virus (RBDV). [1]

Equity

Equity: Cultural and Historical Significance

Black raspberry has been useful in making dyes.

Its taste is more bland than for other related species. [1]

Economics

Economics

"The commercial black raspberry processing industry is concentrated in the Willamette Valley (Oregon), where there are 450 to 500 ha in production." [1]

Format

Sources

Sources

[1] Finn, C., Wennstrom, K., Link, J., & Ridout, J. (2003). Evaluation of Rubus leucodermis populations from the Pacific Northwest. HortScience, 38(6), 1169-1172.

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