Black barry

La baie noire est un fruit comestible produit par plusieurs espèces.

Black berry is an edible fruit that is produced by several species in the genus Rubus in the Rosaceae family, hybrids within this species within the subgenus Rubus and hybrids between the subgenus Rubus and Idiobiotus.

Because of hybridization and apomixis, the definition of blackberries has historically been confused, so species are often grouped together and called species aggregates. For example, the whole subgenus Rubus has been called Rubus fruticosus agriget, although the species is longer.

Fruiticosus is no longer considered a synonym for plicatus. What separates Blackberry from its Raspberry relatives is whether it is a Taurus (receptacle or stem), and the Taurus is with the fruit when picking the Blackberry fruit.

With raspberries, the truss is on the tree and leaves a hollow core of raspberry fruit b. The word bramble, which means an impregnable wound, has traditionally been applied exclusively to blackberry or its products,although in the United States it is applicable to all members of the genus Rabus in the western United States.

Canberries are blackberries and raspberries rather than Bramble words Is used to refer to as a group. Usually black fruit is not a berry in the botanical sense. Botanically this is referred to as total fruit, formed by small droplets.

It is a broad and well-known group of more than 500 species, many of which are closely related to Europe, northwest Africa, winter western and central Asia, and North and South America.