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Rubus lineatus
Species

Full scientific name1

Rubus lineatus Reinw.

Number of records
1
Currently classified as a weed
Yes
This weed is included in:
  • Auckland RPMP - Sustained Control
  • Bay of Plenty RPMP - Sustained Control
  • Gisborne RPMP - Sustained Control
  • Hawke’s Bay RPMP - Sustained Control
  • Manawatū-Whanganui (Horizons) RPMP - Progressive Containment
  • Tasman-Nelson RPMP - Sustained Control
  • Waikato RPMP - Site-led
  • Canterbury RPMP - Organism of Interest
  • Otago RPMP - Organism of Interest
  • Southland RPMP - Organism of Interest

This species is in the genus:

Rubus
Genus
  1. Rubus lineatus also includes weed records for the related species Rubus lineatus Reinw. ex Blume.
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