leaves the japanese wineberry

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leaves of the Japanese Wineberry Royalty Free Stock Photo

Branch of Japanese Wineberry Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese Wineberry leaf in autumn yellow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese Wineberry plant with ripe fruit Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese Wineberry plant, new branch for the fruit of the next year Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wild Japanese Wineberry aka Wine Raspberry Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese wineberry Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese Wineberry plant with the fruit buds almost ready to open Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese wineberry or Rubus phoenicolasius fully ripe raspberry fruit with red thorny branches Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese wineberry or Rubus phoenicolasius perennial plant single branch with many unripe berries covered by glandular hairs Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese Wineberry plant with, opening fruit buds in front of blue sky Royalty Free Stock Photo

Japanese Wineberry, some ripe and some unripe fruit on one branch Royalty Free Stock Photo

remains of a Japanese Wineberry, eaten by wildlife Royalty Free Stock Photo

some ripe Japanese Wineberry fruit on the plant Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green leaves of the Japanese wineberry (Rubus phoenicolasius) feature serrated edges and a quilted texture. The stems exhibit a reddish hue with fine hairs. The plant, native to eastern Asia, is known for its edible fruits. These leaves are trifoliate, arranged in a pattern that enhances sunlight absorption.