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General description:
Raspberry ( Rubus idaeus ), Finnish for "vadelma", is an insect-pollinated, perennial subshrub belonging to the broad family of plants in the genus Rubus. The plant is widely distributed in Europe and northern Asia, and is known as both a wild and cultivated species.
Botanical background:
Rubus idaeus belongs to the rose family (Rosaceae). The plant is recognized by its serrated leaves, thorny shoots, and pale flowers that attract pollinators. The raspberry typically grows on forest edges, clearings, and other light-colored growing areas.
Ethnobotanical interest:
The raspberry has been a part of European plant culture for centuries and appears in many folk traditions, botanical collections and educational uses. From an ethnobotanical perspective, the plant offers an interesting example of pollinator ecology, leaf structure and perennial growth habit.
Appearance and structure:
The plant material consists of dried parts of the raspberry plant, highlighting its natural structure, aroma and botanical features. The material is well suited for examination, comparison and teaching purposes.
Disclaimer:
We sell the ethnobotanical herbs and plant materials we offer for research purposes only. We do not recommend or market these products as food, and they are not sold for food use. This product description is informative and does not contain any health, use or medical claims. Finnish legislation applies to the use of the product, and the user is responsible for the legality of the use of the product.
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