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Scientific Name: Rubus occidentalis

Common Name(s): black raspberry, bramble, dewberry

Edible: yes

Medicinal: no

Parts Used: fruit

your_comforting_company 4 Apr, 2010	Dewberry, blackberry, bramble, and wild raspberry are some names of this common plant. Fruits are edible and can be crushed and spread on a sheet and dried to make fruity treats.
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your_comforting_company 4 Apr, 2010	often incorrectly called briars because of all the thorns, leaves are trifoliate and often tinted red around the edges. A delicious trail snack and common treat among children.
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