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The order Rosales is part of the nitrogen-fixing clade:

nitrogen‑fixing clade 

Fabales

Rosales

Cucurbitales

Fagales





Rosaceae
Rosoideae
Ulmarieae

Filipendula


Rosodeae
Rubeae

Rubus
Colureae

Geum

Waldsteinia
Sanguisorbeae
Agrimoniinae

Agrimonia


Sanguisorbineae

Sanguisorba
Roseae

Rosa


Potentilleae
Potentillineae

Potentilla


Fragariinae

Fragaria


Alchemillinae

Alchemilla
Dryadoideae

Cercocarpus

Dryas



Amygdaloideae
Niellieae

Physocarpus
Amygdaleae

Prunus
Osmaronieae

Exochorda
Kerrieae

Rhodotypos

Kerria
Sorbarieae

Sorbaria
Spiraeeae

Spiraea


Pyrodeae
Gillenieae

Gillenia


Maleae

Amelanchier

Aronia

Photinia

Crataegus

Sorbus

Malus

Pyrus

Cydonia

Chaenomeles

Pyracantha

Cotoneaster












The grouping of the Rosaceae (rose family) taxa used here is based on the Angiosperm Phylogeny Website,[1] Eriksson (2003),[2] and Longhi (2014).[3] The subfamilies Rosoideae and Amygdaloideae are present in New York.
  1. ↑ P. F. Stevens (2001 onwards). Angiosperm Phylogeny Website. Version 13, July 2013.
  2. ↑ Torsten Eriksson, Malin S. Hibbs, Anne D. Yoder, Charles F. Delwiche, and Michael J. Donoghue (2003). "The phylogeny of Rosoideae (Rocaceae) based on sequences of the internal transcribed spacers (ITS) of Nuclear Ribosomal DNA and the TRN/F region of Chloroplast DNA." Int. J. Plant Sci. 164(2): 197–211.
  3. ↑ Sara Longhi, Lara Giongo, Matteo Buti, Nada Surbanovski, Roberto Viola, Riccardo Velasco, Judson A. Ward & Daniel J. Sargent (2014). "Molecular genetics and genomics of the Rosoideae: state of the art and future perspectives." Horticulture Research 1, Article number: 1.

Tribe Ulmarieae

Filipendula

Filipendula rubra
Queen-of-the-prairie
Filipendula contains about ten Eurasian species and two North American species. Of these, one Midwestern and two Eurasian species have been found to have naturalized in New York.
    Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Ulmarieae — Filipendula
    Filipendula Queen, Dropwort N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
     (Hill) B.L.Rob.
    1768. Ulmaria rubra Hill
    1770. Spiraea lobata Gronov. ex Jacq.
    1906. Filipendula rubra B.L.Rob.
    1836. Thecanisia angustifolia Raf.
    1836. T. purpurea Raf.
    1837. T. lobata (Gronov.) Raf.
    1879. F. lobata (Gronov.) Maxim.
    1891. S. rubra (Hill) Britton
    		 Queen-of-the-prairie,
    Prairie dropwort,
    Red queen-of-the-meadow
    Filipendule rouge    		 Introduced from
     US midwest,
    N. America native
    FACW
    Perennial,
    Herb-forb,
    Part shade
    		NYFA-X
    USDA-NX
    NPT Can
    ARS ITIS
    Trop.
    NSE BNA
    LBJ

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     (L.) Maxim.
    1753. Spiraea ulmaria L.
    1819. Spiraea denudata J.& C.Presl
    1838. Thecanisia ulmaria (L.) Raf.
    1879. Filipendula ulmaria Maxim.
    1889. Filipendula denudata Fritsch
    1909. F. ulmaria ssp. denudata Hayek
    		 Queen-of-the-meadow,
    Meadowsweet,
    Meadow dropwort,
    Elm queen-of-the-meadow,
    White
      queen-of-the-meadow
    Reine-des-prés    		 Introduced from
     temperate Eurasia,
    Potentially invasive,
    Note:[1]
    		NYFA-X
    USDA-XX
    NPT Can
    ARS ITIS
    Trop.



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     Moench
    1753. Spiraea filipendula L.
    1768. Ulmaria filipendula (L.) Hill
    1794. Filipendula vulgaris Moench
    1879. F. hexapetala Gilib. superfl.
    		 Dropwort,
    Common
      queen-of-the-meadow
    Filipendule vulgaire,
    Filipendule    		 Introduced from
     temperate Eurasia
    		NYFA-X
    USDA-XX
    NPT Can
    ARS ITIS
    Trop.



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    1. ↑ Current invasive species rule revisions propose to regulate Filipendula ulmaria as Restricted in Wisconsin.

    Tribe Rubeae

    The Rubeae include the genera Rubus and Dalibarda (which is here treated as a monospecific subgenus of Rubus.

    Rubus

    Rubus subg. Chamaemorus

    The native status of cloudberry (Rubus chamaemorus) in New York could be subject to question. It is a circumboreal bramble, native to all provinces of Canada and present in the states of Alaska, Minnesota, New Hampshire, and Maine. However, the only vouchered report of cloudberry growing outside of cultivation in New York was from Montauk in Suffolk County, Long Island in 1908.[1][2]

    Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Chamaemorus
    Rubus subg. Chamaemorus Cloudberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
     L.
    1753. Rubus chamaemorus L.
    1906. Chamaemorus anglica Greene
    1906. Chamaemorus norwegica Greene
    		 Cloudberry,
    Baked-apple-berry,
    Salmon-berry,
    Malka
    Chicouté,
    Ronce petit-mûrier,
    Mûres blanches    		 Native, C:10,
    No recent reports,
    Impersistent
    FACW
    Perennial,
    Herb-subshrub,
    Sun
    		NYFA-Z
    USDA-NN
    NPT Can
    ARS ITIS
    Trop.

    LBJ

    Images, wsp
    1. ↑ Eric E. Lamont and Stephen M. Young (2005) "Juncus diffusissimus, an addition to the flora of New York, with notes on its recent spread in the United States." The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society, 132(4): 635-643. 2005.
    2. ↑ H. K. Svenson (1936) "The Early Vegetation of Long Island," Brooklyn Botanical Garden Record 25: 207-227. Republished in the Long Island Botanical Society Newsletter, p.2, 1994.

    Rubus subg. Dalibarda

    Dalibarda has been treated as a monospecific genus, but the Flora of North America Editorial Committee (2014)[1] treats it as a subgenus of Rubus. Its leaves superficially resemble those of violets, but its flowers and fruit are clearly rubusesque.

    Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Dalibarda
    Rubus subg. Dalibarda Dewdrop N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
     (L.) Kuntze
    1753. Dalibarda repens L.
    [2]
    1762. Rubus dalibarda L. (i)
    1803. Dalibarda violioides Michx.
    1806. Dalibarda cordata Stephan
    1891. Rubus repens (L.) Kuntze
    		 Dewdrop,
    Robin runaway,
    False-violet,
    Star-violet
    Dalibarde rampante    		 Native, C:9,
    Likely secure
    FAC
    Perennial,
    Herb-forb,
    Part shade - shade
    		NYFA-4
    USDA-NN
    NPT Can
    ARS ITIS
    FNA Trop.
    BNA
    LBJ

    Images, wsp
    1. ↑ Flora of North America Editorial Committee. 2014. Magnoliophyta: Picramniaceae to Rosaceae. Fl. N. Amer. 9: i–xxiv, 1–713. Listed in Tropicos.org. Missouri Botanical Garden. 05 Jul 2015 (http://www.tropicos.org/Name/50334377)
    2. ↑ NYFA, ITIS and VASCAN list Dalibarda repens as a synonym of Rubus repens (L.) Kuntze.
      ↑ NRCS and ARS-GRIN list Dalibarda as a separate genus with Dalibarda repens as its sole member.
      ↑ Flora Novae Angliae (Go Botany) and BONAP list it as Rubus dalibarda L.

    Rubus subg. Anoplobatus

    Rubus odoratus
    purple-flowering raspberry
    The thornless Norh American Anoplobatus subgenus consists of the native eastern Rubus odoratus and western Rubus parviflorus species. Only the eastern species has been collected in New York.
      Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Anoplobatus
      Rubus subg. Anoplobatus Raspberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
       L.
      1753. Rubus odoratus L.
      1892. R. odoratus var. columbianus Millsp.
      1903. Rubacer odoratum Rydb.
      1903. Rubacer columbianum Rydb.
      1906. Bossekia odorata Greene
      1912. Bossekia columbiana A.Heller
      		 Purple-flowering raspberry,
      Purple-flowered raspberry,
      Virginia raspberry,
      Thimbleberry
      Ronce odorante,
      Framboisier sauvage,
      Calottes      		 Native, C:7,
      Secure

      Perennial,
      Subshrub,
      Sun - shade
      		NYFA-5
      USDA-NN
      NPT Can
      ARS ITIS
      FNA Trop.
      NSE BNA
      LBJ

      Images, wsp

        Rubus subg. Idaeobatus

        Rubus idaeus
        red raspberry
        The Rubus subgenus Idaeobatus species are generally referred to as raspberries.
          Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Idaeobatus
          Rubus subg. Idaeobatus Raspberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
           L.
          ssp. strigosus (Michx.) Focke
          1803. Rubus strigosus Michx.
          1872. R. idaeus var. strigosus
          1896. R. idaeus ssp. strigosus
          		 American red raspberry,
          North American red raspberry,
          Grayleaf red raspberry
          Framboisier sauvage          		 Native, C:3,
          Secure
          		NYFA-5
          USDA-NN
          NPT Can
          ARS ITIS




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           L.
          ssp. idaeus
          1753. Rubus idaeus L.
          		 European red raspberry,
          Framboisier          		 Introduced
          		NYFA-X
          USDA-XX
          NPT 
          ARS ITIS




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           L.
          1753. Rubus occidentalis L.
          1902. R. occidentalis var. pallidus
          1905. R. occidentalis var. flavobaccus
          		 Black raspberry,
          Black cap,
          Thimbleberry
          Framboisier de Virginie          		 Native, C:3,
          Secure
          		NYFA-5
          USDA-NN
          NPT Can
          ARS ITIS

          BNA


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           Peck (pro sp.)
            Rubus occidentalis ×
            Rubus idaeus ssp. strigosus
          		 Purple wild raspberry Native,
          Threatened
          		NYFA-2?
          USDA-NN

          ITIS




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           Focke
          1899. Rubus illecebrosus Focke
          		 Strawberry raspberry,
          Charming raspberry
          Framboisier fraisier          		 Introduced from
           eastern Asia
          		NYFA-X
          USDA-XX
          NPT 
          ARS ITIS




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           Maxim.
          1872. Rubus phoenicolasius Maxim.
          		 Wineberry,
          Japanese wineberry,
          Wine raspberry          		 Introduced from
           temperate Asia,
          Highly invasive,
          NYIS: 86%[1]
          		NYFA-X
          USDA-X0
          NPT 
          ARS ITIS




          Images, wsp
          1. ↑ New York non-native plant invasiveness assessment – Rubus phoenicolasius: High (86).

          Rubus subg. Rubus

          Subgenus Rubus contains the blackberries and dewberries.

          Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Allegheniensis
          Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Allegheniensis
          Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Allegheniensis Blackberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
           Porter
          1890. Rubus villosus var. montanus
          1894. Rubus montanus (Porter) Porter*
          *later homonym
          1896. Rubus allegheniensis Porter
          1906. Rubus pergratus Blanch.
          1906. Rubus amnicola Blanch.
          1945. Rubus avipes L.H.Bailey
          		 Allegheny blackberry,
          Common blackberry,
          Highbush blackberry
          Ronce des Alléghanys,
          Mûrier,
          Ronce alléghanienne          		 Native, C:3,
          Secure
          FACU
          Perennial,
          Shrub
          		NYFA-5
          USDA-NN
          NPT Can
          ARS ITIS
          FNA Trop.



          Images, wsp
          Rubus (excluded taxa) Blackberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
           Blanch.
          1906. Rubus pergratus Blanch.
          1906. Rubus × pergratus Blanch.
          [1]
          1944. Rubus canadensis var. pergratus
          		 Upland blackberry N.Y. excluded
          		NYFA-0
          USDA-N0
          NEW-0Can
          ARS ITIS
          Trop.



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          1. ↑ ⋅ ITIS lists R. pergratus as a synonym of Rubus × pergratus.
            ↑ ⋅ ARS-GRIN lists R. pergratus as a syononm of Rubus allegheniensis.
            ↑ ⋅ USDA-NRCS lists R. pergratus as an accepted species name present in NY.
            ↑ ⋅ Canadensys-VASCAN lists R. pergratus as a synonynm of Rubus canadensis
            ↑ ⋅ NYFA no longer lists Rubus pergratus
          Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Canadenses
          Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Canadenses
          Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Canadenses Blackberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
           L.
          1753. Rubus canadensis L.
          1891. Rubus millspaughii Britton
          		 Smooth blackberry,
          Smooth bramble,
          Thornless blackberry          		 Native,
          Vulnerable
          		NYFA-3?
          USDA-NN
          NPT 
          ARS 
          Trop.



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          Blanch. (pro sp.)
          Rubus proprius
          		 Showy blackberry,
          Needle blackberry          		 Native,
          Likely secure
          		NYFA-4?
          USDA-NN

          ITIS




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            Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Arguti
            The Flora of North America Editorial Committee (2014) treats the Yankee blackberry (R. frondosus), Burnham's blackberry (R. burnhamii), and the prickly Florida blackberry (R. argutus) as being among the 72 synonyms of the Pennsylvania blackberry (R. pensilvanicus).[1][2] ITIS also lists Rydberg's blackberry (R. rydbergianus), along with the other three, as a synonym of (R. pensilvanicus).[3]
            1. ↑ Rubus pensilvanicus Poir. at Tropicos.org. Missouri Botanical Garden. 04 Jul 2015 <http://www.tropicos.org/Name/27801334>
            2. ↑ Rubus pensilvanicus Poir. at Canadensys, VASCAN last updated on 2015-06-29
            3. ↑ Rubus pensilvanicus Poir. at Integrated Taxonomic Information System (ITIS) (http://www.itis.gov). 04 Jul 2015
            Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Arguti
            Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Arguti Blackberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
             Poir.
            1804. Rubus pensilvanicus Poir.
            1822. Rubus argutus Link
            1824. Rubus frondosus Bigelow
            1913. Rubus brainerdii Rydb.
            1933. Rubus penetrans L.H.Bailey
            1945. Rubus burnhamii L.H.Bailey
            1945. Rubus rydbergianus L.H.Bailey
            		 Pennsylvania blackberry,
            Pennsylvania raspberry
            Ronce de Pennsylvanie            		 Native, C:3,
            Secure
            		NYFA-5
            USDA-NN
            NPT Can
            ARS ITIS
            FNA Trop.



            Images, wsp
             Bigelow
             = Rubus pensilvanicus Poir.
            		 Yankee blackberry,
            Leafy blackberry,
            Leafy-flowered blackberry            		 Native,
            Synonym
            		NYFA-0
            USDA-NN
            NPT Can
            ARS ITIS
            Trop.



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             L.H.Bailey
             = Rubus pensilvanicus Poir.
            		 Burnham's blackberry,
            Bramble            		 Native,
            Synonym
            		NYFA-U
            USDA-N0
            Can
            ITIS
            Trop.



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             L.H.Bailey
             = Rubus pensilvanicus Poir.
            		 Rydberg's blackberry Native,
            Synonym
            		NYFA-0
            USDA-N0

            ITIS
            Trop.
            NSE 


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             Link
             = Rubus pensilvanicus Poir.
            		 Prickly Florida blackberry,
            Sawtooth blackberry,
            Saw-toothed blackberry,
            Highbush blackberry,
            Southern blackberry            		 Native,
            Synonym
            		NYFA-0
            USDA-N0
            NPT Can
            ARS ITIS
            Trop.



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              Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Cuneifolii
              Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Cuneifolii
              Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Cuneifolii Blackberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
               Pursh 1813
              		 Sand blackberry Native,
              Endangered,
              No recent reports
              		NYFA-1
              USDA-N0

              ARS ITIS




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                Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Setosi
                The Flora of North America Editorial Committee (2014) treats both the Bristly Oswego blackberry (R. dissimilis) and the Vermont blackberry (R. vermontanus) as being among the 40 synonyms of the Bristly blackberry (R. setosus).[1][2]
                1. ↑ Rubus setosus Bigelow at Tropicos.org. Missouri Botanical Garden. 04 Jul 2015
                2. ↑ Rubus setosus Bigelow at Canadensys, VASCAN last updated on 2015-06-29
                Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Setosi
                Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Setosi Blackberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
                 Bigelow
                1824. Rubus setosus Bigelow
                		 Bristly blackberry,
                Setose blackberry,
                Small bristleberry,
                Bristly raspberry
                Ronce sétuleuse                		 Native,
                Likely secure
                		NYFA-4
                USDA-NN
                NPT Can
                ARS ITIS
                FNA Trop.



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                genus subg. Rubus sect. Setosi (excluded taxa) Rubus N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
                 L.H.Bailey
                 = Rubus setosus Bigelow
                1824. Rubus setosus Bigelow
                1941. Rubus dissimilis L.H.Bailey
                		 Bristly Oswego blackberry Native,
                Unranked
                		NYFA-U
                USDA-N0
                Can
                ITIS
                Trop.



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                 Blanch.
                 = Rubus setosus Bigelow
                1824. Rubus setosus Bigelow
                1904. Rubus vermontanus Blanch.
                		 Vermont blackberry Native,
                Not listed
                		NYFA-0
                USDA-N0
                NPT Can
                ARS ITIS
                FNA Trop.



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                  Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Rubus
                  Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Rubus
                  Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Rubus Blackberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
                   Willd.
                  1806. Rubus laciniatus Willd.
                  1893. Rubus vulgaris
                  var. laciniatus Dippel
                  		 Cutleaf blackberry,
                  Cut-leaved blackberry,
                  Evergreen blackberry,
                  Cutleaf bramble
                  Ronce laciniée                  		 Introduced,
                  Moderately invasive,
                  NYIS: 63%[1]
                  		NYFA-X
                  USDA-XX

                  ARS 
                  FNA 



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                   Vest
                  1821. Rubus bifrons Vest
                  1825. Rubus linkianus Ser.
                  1874. Rubus armeniacus Focke
                   auct. Rubus procerus
                  non P.J.Müll. ex Genev
                  		 European blackberry,
                  Himalayan berry,
                  Bramble,
                  Twice-leaved blackberry
                  Ronce discolore                  		 Introduced from
                   Europe,
                  Moderately invasive,
                  NYIS: 57%[2],
                  No NY specimens
                  		NYFA-X
                  USDA-X
                  Can
                  ARS ITIS
                  Trop.



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                   Focke
                   = Rubus bifrons Vest
                  1874. Rubus armeniacus Focke
                  1914. Rubus hedycarpus
                  var. armeniacus Focke
                   auct. Rubus discolor
                  non Weihe & Nees (1824)
                  		 Armenian Blackberry,
                  Himalayan blackberry,
                  Himalaya giant blackberry                  		 Introduced from
                   Caucasus,
                  Moderately invasive,
                  NYIS: 57%[3],
                  IO
                  		NYFA-0
                  USDA-X

                  ARS ITIS




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                  1. ↑ New York non-native plant invasiveness assessment – Rubus laciniatus: Moderate (63).
                  2. ↑ New York non-native plant invasiveness assessment – Rubus bifrons: Moderate (57).
                  3. ↑ New York non-native plant invasiveness assessment – Rubus bifrons: Moderate (57).
                  Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Hispidi
                  Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Hispidi
                  Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Hispidi Dewberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
                   L.
                  1753. Rubus hispidus L.
                  1824. Rubus sempervirens Bigelow
                  1940. Rubus hispidus var. obovalis Fernald
                  1941. Rubus hispidus var. cupulifer Bailey
                  		 Bristly dewberry,
                  Running blackberry,
                  Swamp blackberry,
                  Swamp dewberry
                  Ronce hispide                  		 Native,
                  Secure
                  		NYFA-5
                  USDA-NN
                  NPT Can
                  ARS ITIS
                  Trop.



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                    Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Flagellares
                    The Flora of North America Editorial Committee (2014) treats both the Arundel blackberry (R. arundelanus), Enslen's blackberry (R. enslenii), and the Ithaca blackberry (R. ithacanus) as being among the 112 synonyms of the American dewberry (R. flagellaris).[1][2]
                    1. ↑ Rubus flagellaris Willd. at Tropicos.org. Missouri Botanical Garden. 04 Jul 2015 <http://www.tropicos.org/Name/27801236>
                    2. ↑ Rubus flagellaris Willd. at Canadensys, VASCAN last updated on 2015-06-29
                    Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Flagellares
                    Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Flagellares Dewberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
                     Willd.
                    1809. Rubus flagellaris Willd.
                    1901. Rubus procumbens Rydb
                    1906. Rubus geophilus Blanch
                    		 American dewberry,
                    Northern dewberry,
                    Whiplash dewberry,
                    Northern blackberry
                    Ronce à flagelles                    		 Native,
                    Secure
                    		NYFA-5
                    USDA-NN
                    NPT Can
                    ARS ITIS
                    FNA Trop.



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                     Blanch.
                     = Rubus flagellaris Willd.
                    1809. Rubus flagellaris Willd.
                    1906. Rubus arundelanus Blanch.
                    1906. Rubus arenicolus orth. var.
                    Blanch.
                    		 Arundel blackberry,
                    Maine raspberry                    		 Native,
                    Threatened
                    		NYFA-2?
                    USDA-NN
                    Can
                    ARS ITIS
                    Trop.



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                     Tratt.
                     = Rubus flagellaris Willd.
                    1809. Rubus flagellaris Willd.
                    1823. Rubus enslenii Tratt.
                    		 Southern dewberry,
                    Enslen's blackberry                    		 Native,
                    Endangered
                    		NYFA-1?
                    USDA-NN
                    NPT Can
                    ARS ITIS
                    Trop.



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                     L.H.Bailey
                     = Rubus flagellaris Willd.
                    1809. Rubus flagellaris Willd.
                    1925. Rubus ithacanus L.H.Bailey
                    		 Ithaca blackberry Native,
                    Unranked
                    		NYFA-U
                    USDA-N0
                    Can
                    ITIS
                    Trop.



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                      Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Caesii
                      Rubus caesius
                      Eurasian dewberry
                      The European dewberry has only been reported outside of cultivation in limited number of counties in North America, including only a few from New York. As of July 2015, it was not listed on New York State's Non-Native Plant Species Invasiveness Assessment.[1] However the Finger Lakes Native Plant Society,[2] Cornell Plantations, and Tompkins County[3] all list Rubus caesius as an invasive plant.
                      1. ↑ Non-Native Plant Species Invasiveness Assessment
                      2. ↑ Rubus caesius: Finger Lakes Native Plant Society website 2015.
                      3. ↑ Tompkins County 2009 Regional Invasive Species List
                      Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Caesii
                      Rubus subg. Rubus sect. Caesii Dewberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
                       L.
                      1753. Rubus caesius L.
                      1892. Rubus caesius
                      var. turkestanicus Regel
                      1914. Rubus caesius
                      ssp. turkestanicus Focke
                      1935. Rubus turkestanicus Pavlov
                      1937. Rubus psilophyllus Nevski hom.
                      		 Eurasian dewberry,
                      European dewberry
                      Ronce bleue,
                      Ronce bleuâtre                      		 Introduced from
                       Eurasia,
                       northern Africa,
                      Moderately invasive,
                      CP-3[1]
                      		NYFA-X
                      USDA-XX
                      NEW-0Can
                      ARS ITIS
                      Trop.
                      BNA


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                      1. ↑ Appendix 3. Plant species that are considered moderately to highly invasive to natural areas in the central Finger Lakes region. Policy on the use of non-native plants in Cornell Botanic Gardens' accessioned collections (2009)

                      Rubus subg. Cylactis

                      Rubus pubescens
                      dwarf raspberry
                        Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Rubeae — Rubus subg. Cylactis
                        Rubus subg. Cylactis Blackberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
                         Raf.
                        1811. Rubus pubescens Raf.
                        1819. Cylactis montana Raf.
                        1823. Rubus triflorus Richardson
                        1985. Cylactis pubescens W.A.Weber
                        		 Dwarf raspberry,
                        Dwarf red blackberry,
                        Creeping red raspberry,
                        Trailing red raspberry,
                        Plumboy
                        Ronce pubescente,
                        Catherinette                        		 Native,
                        Secure
                        		NYFA-5
                        USDA-NN
                        NPT Can
                        ARS ITIS
                        FNA Trop.



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                          Tribe Colurieae

                          Appalachian barren-strawberry
                          The New York members of the Colurieae tribe include about ten species of the genus Geum (avens) and a single species of Waldsteinia (barren-strawberry). Sources are mixed as to whether Waldsteinia should be placed under the Geum genus itself. In either case, the "barren strawberries" of this tribe are more closely related to the Geums than to the other New York strawberries (Fragaria) or mock-strawberries (Duchesnea), which are placed in the Potentilleae tribe below.

                            Waldsteinia

                            Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Colurieae — Waldsteinia
                            Waldsteinia Barren strawberry N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
                            (Michx.) Tratt.
                            1803. Dalibarda fragarioides Michx.
                            1823. Waldsteinia fragarioides Tratt.
                            1823. Waldsteinia doniana Tratt.
                            2006. Geum fragarioides Smedmark
                            2008. G. donianum Weakley & Gandhi
                            2009. W. fragarioides ssp. doniana
                            		 Appalachian barren-strawberry,
                            Barren strawberry,
                            Dry strawberry
                            Waldsteinie faux-fraisier                            		 Native,
                            Secure
                            		NYFA-5
                            USDA-NN
                            NPT Can
                            ARS ITIS
                            FNA Trop.



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                              Geum

                              Rosales — Rosaceae — Rosoideae — Colurieae — Geum
                              Geum L. subg. Geum Avens N.Y. Status Images Distribution NY NPT
                               Jacq.
                              1772. Geum canadense Jacq.
                              1791. Geum album J.F.Gmel. [superfl.]
                              1913. Geum camporum Rydb
                              		 White avens,
                              Canada avens
                              Benoîte du Canada,
                              Benoîte blanche                              		 Native, C:5,
                              Secure
                              FAC-FACU
                              		NYFA-5
                              USDA-NN
                              NPT Can
                              ARS 
                              FNA Trop.
                              NSE BNA
                              IPN 

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                               Jacq.
                              1787. Geum aleppicum Jacq.
                              1789. Geum strictum Aiton [superfl.]
                              1913. Geum decurrens Rydb.
                              1935. Geum aleppicum var. strictum
                              1939. Geum strictum var. decurrens
                              1949. Geum aleppicum ssp. strictum
                              		 Yellow avens,
                              Aleppo avens,
                              Common avens
                              Benoîte d’Alep                              		 Native, C:3,
                              Secure
                              		NYFA-5
                              USDA-NN
                              NPT Can
                              ARS 
                              FNA Trop.



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                               L.
                                  
                                  
                                  
                              		 Purple avens,
                              Water avens,
                              Chocolate-root
                              Benoîte des ruisseaux,
                              Benoîte pourpre                              		 Native, C:8,
                              Secure
                              OBL
                              		NYFA-5
                              USDA-NN
                              NPT Can

                              FNA 



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                              		 Rough avens,
                              Floodplain avens                              		 Native, C:3,
                              Secure
                              FACW-FAC
                              		NYFA-5
                              NPT 





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                               L.
                              Stylypus vernus
                              		 Spring avens Native, C:5,
                              Rare
                              FACU
                              Perennial,
                              Herb-forb
                              		NYFA-2-3
                              USDA-NN
                              NPT 





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                               Pursh
                              var. triflorum
                                  Erythrocoma triflora
                                  Geum ciliatum var. griseum
                                  Sieversia triflora
                              		 Old man's whiskers,
                              Prairie smoke                              		 Native, C:10,
                              Threatened
                              		NYFA-2
                              USDA-NN
                              NEW-0





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                               L.
                              Geum flavumGeum hirsutum
                              		 Cream avens Native, C:9,
                              Threatened
                              		NYFA-2
                              USDA-NN
                              NPT 
                              ITIS




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                               Willd.
                              var. macrophyllum
                              		 Largeleaf avens,
                              Large-leaved avens                              		 Native, C:8,
                              Endangered
                              		NYFA-1
                              NPT 





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                               Fr. ex Scheutz
                                Geum aleppicum ×
                                Geum rivale
                              		 Orange Avens,
                              Hybrid yellow & purple avens                              		 Native,
                              Unranked
                              		NYFA-X
                              USDA-NN
                              NPT 
                              ITIS




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                               L.
                              		 Herb Bennet, Bennet's root,
                              Wood avens, Town avens,
                              Clove-root, Colewort,
                              St. Benedict's herb
                              Benoîte commune                              		 Introduced,
                              Invasive
                              		NYFA-X
                              USDA-XX
                              NPT Can
                              ARS ITIS

                              BNA


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                              J.-P. Bernard & R. Gauthier
                                Geum canadense ×
                                Geum urbanum
                                  
                                  
                                  
                              Catling's avens
                              		 Introduced,
                              Naturalized
                              		NYFA-X
                              USDA-N?






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