### plant | tracheophyte | bramble | raspberry:

Golden raspberry
* Golden raspberries produce berries.
* Most golden raspberries produce berries.

Purple raspberry
* Most purple raspberries grow vines.
* Purple raspberries are hybrids of red and black raspberries
  - and black varieties
* Some purple raspberries produce fruit.

### plant | tracheophyte | bramble | raspberry:

Salmonberry
* Most salmonberries bloom in early springs
  - contain fructose
* Most salmonberries have seeds
  - shelf life
  - short shelf life
* Salmonberries are capable of reproducing both sexually and asexually.
* Salmonberries are edible and share the fruit structure of the raspberry
  - vary in flavor from bush to bush and year to year
  - found in moist forests and stream margins, especially in the coastal forests
  - in the raspberry family and are only found in northern coastal areas
  - indigenous to the western coasts of North America
  - located primarily in the western United States and Canada
  - reddish-orange and look like orange raspberries
  - form dense thichets under red alder inshady swamps and in moist sites along roadsides
* Salmonberries have life
  - the ability to spread rapidly in large openings
* Salmonberries includes cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
  - xylem
* Some salmonberries are classified as brambles
  - contain sodium

Yellow raspberry
* Most yellow raspberries are similar to red raspberries in growth habit.
* Yellow raspberries are similar in hardiness and root system as red raspberries
  - have the same characteristics as the reds

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Red raspberry
* Most red raspberries grow in communities
* Red raspberries are a good low-fat source of dietary fiber
  - immune
  - more disease resistant than black or purple
  - perennials that produce thorny, biennial canes
  - the cheapest caloric fruit source of dietary fiber
  - usually ripe within four to six weeks from the start of the growing season
  - can be either of two types
* Some red raspberries have mold
  - produce canes
* is also one of the effective herbs for preventing miscarriage
  - delicious to humans, and many cultivars have been developed from the wild species
  - our common raspberry
* is well adapted to reoccupy a site quickly after fire
  - represented in many plant communities throughout North America
* leaves Take two capsules with one meal daily.
* occurs as a dominant in a number of plant communities.

### plant | tracheophyte | bramble | red raspberry:

Wild raspberry
* Wild raspberries are in bloom.
* red raspberry

Thimbleberry
* Thimbleberries are a delicacy grown only in the Upper Peninsula.
* Thimbleberries grow in clearings, along roadsides and shorelines, and in open woods

Bulbous plant
* All bulbous plants have similar life cycles.
* Many bulbous plants are endangered but often they prove easy to cultivate and propagate.
* Most bulbous plants are adapted to hot, dry summers and cooler, wetter winters.
* are vascular plants.

### plant | tracheophyte | bulbous plant:

Autumn crocus
* Most autumn crocuses grow in shades.
* contains colchicine.
* grows in a wide array of sites, from full sun to partial shade.
* produces leaves in the spring and flowers in the fall.