BLACKBERRY

n. Bla’k'be?r-ri?, Lat., rubus, A name applied to those species of Rubus in which the fruit is inseparably affixed to the receptacle, which is juicy and deciduous; including the species fruticosus, villosus, can a dens is, and trivial is; also the fruit itself. [B. 3, 5, 34.]— American b. The Rubus villosus. [B, 81.}—B. root-bark. Lat., rubus [U. S. Ph.]. The root-bark of Rubus villosus, Rubus can a dens is, and Rubus trivial is. [B, 95.]— Bush-b. The Rubus trivial is. [B, 81.;—Creeping b. The Rubus can a dens is, [B, 5.|—Fluid extract of b. bark. See Extractum RUBI fluidum—High b. The Rubus villosus. [B, 34]—Low b. The Rubus can a dens is. [B,5.|—Syrup of b. bark, Syrup of b. root-bark. See Syrupus RUBI,