What are the differences between Rubus rubus and raspberries?

Rubus and raspberry are two very common wild shrubs. Their fruits have health-promoting effects and are also wild fruits that people love to eat. Rubus and raspberries generally grow in mountainous areas. Their fruits are small and red, and taste sweet and sour. Many people know little about raspberries and rubies. For example, what are the differences between raspberries and rubies? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

Raspberry is the dried fruit of the Rosaceae plant Rubus idaeus. In recent years, the raspberries used in some places in Kaifeng, Henan Province are different from the authentic ones. They are identified as the fruits of the same family plant Rubus scoparia (also known as Rubus scoparia or Rubus scoparia). Comparison of medicinal properties 1. Raspberry is composed of many small drupes. It is oblate cone, hemispherical or spherical. The apex is blunt and the center of the base is concave. Height 5-13mm, diameter 5-12mm. The surface is yellow-green or light brown, densely covered with gray-white or gray-green short hair.

the difference:

1. Raspberry seedlings are relatively tall, sometimes taller than a person's head. Fresh fruits are relatively large. The fruits are hollow and look like a pile of round fruits forming a basin covering the fruit stem.

2. Rubus seedlings are relatively short, usually just a little higher than the knees. The fruit is solid, the berry is firmly fixed to the fruit stalk, and the hairs on the berry are quite obvious.

3. A Rubus seedling will produce very few fruits. If you are lucky, there will be one fruit hanging under each leaf on several branches. The maturity levels are different and the taste is quite strong. The unripe ones can be sour to death. As for raspberry, a seedling will produce many densely packed fruits, especially on the branches. The taste is average. If the soil is not good, it will be tasteless. The fruits are of different sizes, raspberries are the size of a thumb, and blackberries are the size of a little finger.

4. It is difficult to find raspberries growing on the mountains, but they can also be found on the roadside.

effect:

Raspberry oil is an unsaturated fatty acid that can promote the secretion of hormones from the prostate. Rubus idaeus, also known as March bubble, is widely distributed in all provinces, cities, and autonomous regions in my country except Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, and Tibet. It grows on sunny slopes, stream banks, valleys, wastelands, and bushes at an altitude of 300 to 1500 m. The roots, stems, leaves and fruits of wild raspberries can all be used as medicine. The roots are slightly bitter, pungent and flat in nature, and have the effects of dispelling wind and dampness, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, detoxifying and healing sores. It is mainly used to treat rheumatic low back pain, dysentery, spermatorrhea, snake bites, amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, eczema, and infantile malnutrition. It is a commonly used folk medicine of the Miao ethnic group.