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Bristleberries
Setosi
Children 24 of 25
- Small Bristleberry native
- Wisconsin Bristleberry native
- Big Horseshoe Lake Bristleberry native
- Missouri Bristleberry native
- Uniform Bristleberry native
- New England Blackberry native
- Lake Superior Blackberry
- Regional Bristleberry native
- Glandstem Blackberry
- Vermont Bristleberry native
- Grout's Bristleberry
- Wheeler's Bristleberry native
- Dissenting Bristleberry
- Slimsy Bristleberry
- Rubus apparatus
- Bristle Berry
- Windham County Blackberry
- Parlin's Dewberry
- Domed Bristleberry
- Bicknell's Bristleberry native
- Ascending Bristleberry
- Leafy Blackberry
- Windham County Blackberry
- Adirondack Blackberry
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Top native bristleberries All
Native to the US, ranked by caterpillars, then bees and other hosts, food, flowers and shelter.
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Small Bristleberry
Rubus setosus
caterpillars
106
hosts
9
food
59
flowers
179
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Regional Bristleberry
Rubus regionalis
caterpillars
100
hosts
7
food
54
flowers
162
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Wheeler's Bristleberry
Rubus wheeleri
caterpillars
99
hosts
7
food
56
flowers
164
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New England Blackberry
Rubus semisetosus
caterpillars
95
hosts
7
food
57
flowers
166
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Wisconsin Bristleberry
Rubus wisconsinensis
caterpillars
90
hosts
7
food
56
flowers
160
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Uniform Bristleberry
Rubus uniformis
caterpillars
89
hosts
6
food
52
flowers
148
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Vermont Bristleberry
Rubus vermontanus
caterpillars
89
hosts
6
food
50
flowers
147
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Missouri Bristleberry
Rubus missouricus
caterpillars
77
hosts
6
food
55
flowers
138
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Big Horseshoe Lake Bristleberry
Rubus stipulatus
caterpillars
75
hosts
6
food
49
flowers
135
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Bicknell's Bristleberry
Rubus bicknellii