The difference between hollow bubble and raspberry

Hollow bubble

The hollow bubble is also known as March bubble, rose berry, etc. It is a plant of the genus Rubus in the Rosaceae family. It is an upright or climbing shrub, generally one to three meters high. The twigs are cylindrical and almost hairless or pubescent. The flower stalks also have denser or sparser pubescence. The sepals of the flowers are ovate-lanceolate or lanceolate. The fruit is red, bright and edible.

Raspberry

The scientific name of raspberry is Ripe raspberry, also known as March bubble and mountain throw fruit. It is an upright shrub, generally 1 to 3 meters tall, with branches that have small prickles, which are small and soft hairs when small. The leaves of raspberry are simple, and the shape is consistent with the hollow bubble leaves mentioned above. They generally grow in sunny valleys, hillsides, wilderness and stream banks.

The same fruit

In fact, pomelo and raspberry are essentially the same food. In many places, pomelo is the common name for raspberry. In fact, there is no substantial difference between the two. The fruits of both of them are edible, and are sweet and sour, colorful, and very popular among consumers. Not only do the fruits have high edible value, they also have many medicinal values. They can quench thirst, sober up, detoxify and reduce phlegm, improve eyesight and strengthen yang, etc., and have great nutritional value.