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Rubus magurensis is a prickly, deciduous perennial subshrub, a blackberry species native to the Northern Carpathians of southeastern Poland, growing in beech forest edges and clearings. It is a wild species with little horticultural care history, so growing it is mainly about matching its woodland-edge conditions.
Rubus magurensis Wolanin, M.Nobis & Oklej. is a perennial, prickly, deciduous subshrub, a species of blackberry in the genus Rubus (family Rosaceae), native to Poland. The species name is illegitimate. The species is not the same as the earlier described Rubus magurensis Nyár. which is native to Romania.
Its native range is limited mainly to the regions of southeastern Poland, within the Northern Carpathians, including the Central Beskids and the Strzyżowskie Foothills. The altitudinal range is approximately 320 to 600 metres above sea level, where it grows in mesophilic beech forests, forest edges and forest roads, and clearings.
Rubus magurensis grows in temperate mesophilic forests, in the tree layer, especially typical along forest edges and forest paths. Can be found at forest edges, as well as in disturbed forest soils with mixed tree species.
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