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Luscious blackberry fruit ripe for the picking, but what is that fuzzy grey growth? Probably the fungus (Botrytis cinerea) or similar. Fruit rot is a disease / condition caused when the blackberry fruit cannot quickly dry after rain. When this infection happens commercially, the remedy is to provide more air circulation. Blackberries ((Rubus fruticosus)) are an aggregate fruit composed of a number of small drupes, and each little drupe is called a drupelet. Blackberries are packed with antioxidants, including vitamin C and ellagic acid, which have long been recognised as effective against colds and flus. Ellagic acid is even mentioned in connection with the battle against cancer. In addition, the small seeds within the berries make them a good source of fibre. Blackberries are a primary source of antioxidants.

Desiccated blackberries having been eaten by wasps, with the wasp on the underside of a bramble leaf. Blurred background and copy space.

Blackberry on a bush in the autumn forest. Selective focus.

Black mulberry background, close up

Black fruits of alexanders plant, edible flowering plant also known as horse parsley and smyrnium , beautiful seed pod

Bush of unripe green blackberries

Tiny Bright Red Spider On New Blackberry Buds.

Fresh bunch of blackberry fruit on a branch and green leaves in nature.

Dried branch of black currant with berries. Drought. Gardening.

During a hiking route in La Cañada (Ávila) we can find several thickets of mulberry trees. Rich blackberries are born in small clusters, decorating with their red and black colors. Copy Space

beautiful raw blackberry in the nature

Bunch of blackberries against a black background

Close up of a bunch of blackberries

A small group of fertilised Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) flowers, with a single Honeybee still pollinating the few remaining flowers, and the remaining flowers already developing into the green, unripe fruits

wild color flowers in Champagne countryside

Macro shot of ripe blackberries forming a dark fruit texture

Wild blackberries on the tree, natural antioxidants, fruits

A macro shot of a plump, ripe blackberry hanging from a stem with an out-of-focus green background. The image showcases the blackberry's texture and detail, highlighting its freshness and natural appeal, evoking a sense of summertime and organic food.

Dry raspberry branch on a bush

Blackberries bunch on white background. Selective focus.

Close-up shot of the European dewberry Rubus caesius growing in the forest with maturing, ripe fruits in bright sunlight.

A spray of blackberries, which have died and dried up in September along with some blackberry flowers. The legend is that after Michaelmas (29th September) the Devil spits on the blackberry bushes (or worse) and curses them!

Blackberry close-up on a light background

Ripe and ripening blackberries in a Cotswold hedgerow with a soft shallow depth of field in the Autumn sunshine

A bush of many ripe blackberries (Rubus fruticosus). they are in red and violet colors.

Blackberry (Rubus spp.)

Galicians of Solmirón. Salamanca. Castile and León. Spain

Blackberry fruit growing

Blackberry grows in the garden. Bush of blackberry in garden on sunrise. Organic food with natural vitamins.

$A thorny blackberry bramble (Rubus fruticosus agg.) arches into the frame, its clusters showing berries at varied stages—from green-red to glossy black—against softly blurred foliage. Tiny insects cling to a few drupelets, adding life to the close-up scene in natural light.\n\nTuscany, Summer.$

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