The forest, understood.
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Wild raspberry

Rubus idaeus

EdibleBerryRosaceae

Safety assessment

Edible

Based on reviewed safety sources.

Red, fragrant berries on prickly canes, often found in clearings and along forest tracks.

Identification

  • Canes with small, hooked prickles; leaves with 3–5 leaflets, whitish beneath.
  • Berries red, made of round drupelets, ripening gradually from July.

Baltic distribution

Latvia
140
Lithuania
268
Estonia
3730
Global
820407

Occurrence records in GBIF — not a claim that the species is absent elsewhere.

Food safety. This information is an educational reference, not a confirmation that a plant or berry is safe to eat. Verify the species and any harvesting rules before consuming anything you gather.
Sources & methodology

Taxonomy

Plantae · Tracheophyta · Magnoliopsida · Rosales · Rosaceae · Rubus

Distribution

LV 140 · LT 268 · EE 3730

Ecology

Mixed forest, Deadwood, Riparian

Safety

edible · 4est editorial review

Media

6 approved images · 4 licences

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