Rubus Obscurus Subsp. Entomodontus

Rubus obscurus subsp. entomodontus is a lesser-known member of the rose family known for its unique morphology and ecological significance. Found primarily in the Pacific Northwest of North America, this subspecies thrives in moist, shaded environments such as forests and stream banks. Its dark purple berries and thorny stems make it both visually striking and ecologically valuable. Despite its beauty, it remains under-studied compared to more common raspberry varieties. This article aims to shed light on the biology, habitat, and importance of this intriguing plant.