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Blackberry, Raspberry and Hybrid Berry: Berries from Rosaceae Family
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Blackberry plants are grown for their nutritious, delicious fruits. Blackberry is considered as one of the most nutrient-dense fruits. It is counted among top 50 nutrient-rich, plant-based foods. Blackberry fruits are commonly known as ‘bramble fruit’. Blackberry plants belong to the family Rosaceae, the Rose family.
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Blackberry
Blackberry plants are grown for their nutritious, delicious fruits. Blackberry is considered as one of the most nutrient-dense fruits. It is counted among top 50 nutrient-rich, plant-based foods. Blackberry fruits are commonly known as ‘bramble fruit’. Blackberry plants belong to the family Rosaceae, the Rose family.
Origin and Distribution: Blackberry is believed to be a native of Europe, Africa, Asia and America. European blackberry is originated in Europe while American blackberry is originated in Americas; Himalayan blackberry is native to Asia. Mexico and the USA are among the leading producers of blackberries. Blackberry plants can thrive well even
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