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It's summertime in the Pacific Northwest and that means berry season! Learn about the diversity of native and delicious edible plants with these education shorts produced by staff at the Mount St. Helens Institute. Black Raspberry (Rubus leucodermis) is also know as Whitebark Raspberry or Blackcap Raspbrerry is one of over 200 native species of berries native to North America in the Rubus genus which includes blackberries, thimbleberries, salmonberries and raspberries. The Black Raspberry is a native species that is found along the western coast of North America from southern California to southeastern Alaska. Identification: This berry grows tall as a shrub with long whitish/purple stems that can grow as high as 6 feet tall. The scientific name for this species, Leucodermis, means "white skin" referring to the color of the stems. Leaves come off of the main stem clusters of three leaflets and have finely serrated margins. The underside of the leaves and stems have small spines. Berries turn dark purple when ripe. For more information about black raspberries, visit this website (http://nativeplantspnw.com/blackcap-r... Follow the Mount St. Helens Institute on social media or visit our website, www.mshinstitute.org to learn more about the science and stories of Mount St. Helens!