Raspberry pictures and types

How many types of raspberries do you know? Let me summarize some for you below.

Raspberry types

Raspberry, a deciduous shrub of the genus Rubus in the Rosaceae family, is 2-3 meters tall. The fruit tastes sweet and sour, and the branches of the plant are covered with barbed thorns. The flowers are bisexual, solitary at the top of short branches, with 5 calyxes, white, ovate-oblong, and short soft hairs on both sides of the calyx lobes. The aggregate fruit is spherical, red, drooping, and densely covered with gray-white soft hairs on the raised receptacle. The flowering period is March-April, and the fruiting period is May-August.

"Raspberry" has many nicknames: blackberry, small tray, thorny hair, nectar tray, mountain bubble, and steamed bun head. These nicknames are easy to understand because the shape of raspberry fruit is similar to strawberry, and it is purple-black when ripe. The berries grow on the receptacle and are surrounded by dense soft hairs. However, the name "raspberry" itself is strange, and it is difficult to guess its original meaning. Some books explain that after eating "raspberries", the urine can overturn the urine pot, which is a bit funny.

In dialects, the more bizarre the words, the easier it is to judge, and they must be phonetic characters. "Raspberry" is also called Malianguo, Malingguo, Gongfan, Wengniu, and Zhongtianpao, which are difficult to explain. Like "Raspberry", they are also phonetic characters.

覆, fù, had no light labial sound in ancient times, and was pronounced as 布 and 铺 in ancient times. However, 布 and 铺 are not the ancient pronunciations of "覆", which was pronounced as 达 and 跺 in ancient times. 覆 means to cover something, which is called 达上, 跺上, 洞上 in dialect. 覆, 覆亡, 覆掣, 覆亡, 覆灭, "覆" is the phonetic notation of the characters after these reduplicated words, which was pronounced as 达 and 跺 in ancient times.

Pen, pén, is pronounced like dong and dou in ancient times. The pronunciation of "pen" comes from "dong", because "pen" refers to something with a concave hole in the middle, such as washbasin, basin, pelvis. "Shuowen" means ang, which is pronounced like dang and dong in ancient times.

Based on this, we can infer that "覆盆" is a reduplicated word. The two characters have the same pronunciation. The ancient pronunciation is like "豆豆", which means that the fruit of "皮盆" is round, because "圆" is also pronounced like "豆" in ancient times. We can understand "豆豆" as eggs. "皮盆" is also called "山泡" and "种田泡" for this purpose, because "豆豆" means "泡". Of course, "豆豆", "蛋蛋" and "泡泡" cannot be the original characters of "覆盆".