Rubus L. is one of the most diverse genera belonging to Rosaceae; it consists of more than
700 species with a worldwide distribution. It thus provides an ideal natural “supergenus” for …

Abstract Objectives Rubus ellipticus (family Rosaceae) is used for its delicious edible fruits
in the Himalayan region and other parts of the globe. However, the full potential of the …

Background Rubus is the largest genus of the family Rosaceae and is valued as medicinal,
edible, and ornamental plants. Here, we sequenced and assembled eight chloroplast (cp) …

Rubus (Rosaceae) comprises more than 500 species with additional commercially
cultivated raspberries and blackberries. The most recent (> 100 years old) global taxonomic …

Abstract Background and Aims Cycads are regarded as an ancient lineage of living seed
plants, and hold important clues to understand the early evolutionary trends of seed plants …

Rubus (Rosaceae), one of the most complicated angiosperm genera, contains about 863
species, and is notorious for its taxonomic difficulty. The most recent (1910–1914) global …

With glossy, wax-coated leaves, Rubus leucanthus is one of the few heat-tolerant wild
raspberry trees. To ascertain the underlying mechanism of heat tolerance, we generated a …

Key message Combined transcriptomic and metabolic analyses reveal that fruit of Rubus
chingii Hu launches biosynthesis of phenolic acids and flavonols at beginning of fruit set and …

Rubus is one of the most species-rich and most taxonomically challenging genera in
Rosaceae. Pollen morphology of Rubus species has been described by many researchers …

Rubus berries is a nutrient-rich fruit that is cultivated in Europe, the United States, China and
other regions of the world. Up to now, about 260 compounds have been isolated from Rubus …