Rubus Caesius Subsp. Viretorum

Rubus caesius subsp. viretorum is a lesser-known member of the raspberry family known for its unique appearance and ecological significance. This subspecies thrives in temperate regions, often found in woodland edges and rocky soils where it adapts well to partial shade. Its small, edible berries are prized by both wildlife and humans for their tart flavor and nutritional value. While similar to other Rubus species, it can be distinguished by its distinct leaf shape and flowering pattern. Despite its modest size, it plays an important role in supporting local biodiversity and sustaining ecosystems.