Historical Common Names of Great Plains Plants:

Rubus flagellaris Willd.

Origin: native

Scientific Synonyms: Rubus alacer Bailey, Rubus arundelanus Blanch., Rubus arundelanus Blanch. var. jeckylanus (Blanch.) Bailey, Rubus ascendens Blanch., Rubus ashei Bailey, Rubus baileyanus Britton, Rubus bonus Bailey, Rubus camurus Bailey, Rubus clausenii Bailey, Rubus connixus Bailey, Rubus cordialis Bailey, Rubus dissitiflorus Fern., Rubus enslenii Tratt., Rubus exemptus Bailey, Rubus frustratus Bailey, Rubus geophilus Blanch., Rubus jaysmithii Bailey var. angustior Bailey, Rubus longipes Fern., Rubus maltei Bailey, Rubus neonefrens Bailey, Rubus occultus Bailey, Rubus procumbens Muhl., Rubus sailori Bailey, Rubus serenus Bailey, Rubus subuniflorus Rydb., Rubus tetricus Bailey, Rubus tracyi Bailey, Rubus urbanianus Bailey

Common names:

Bailey's blackberry (1913-1937) (5, 97)

Dewberry [Dew berry] (1907-1977) (3, 5, 62, 72, 97)

Low running blackberry (1912-1913) (5, 62)

Northern dewberry (1923-Present) (4, 50, 138, 155)

Southern dewberry (1895) (2)

Blackberry or black berry (1671-1930, Josselyn) (46, 52, 53, 59, 82, 92, 107, 113, 114)

Cloud berry (1876) (92)

Cloud berry root (1876) (92)

Common blackberry (1870-1899) (63, 96, 103)

Dewberry (1919-1923) (107, 156)

Finger berry (1893, Ann Arbor Mich) (74)

High blackberry (1840-1895) (2, 19, 47, 48, 58)

Northern dewberry (1910, MT) (135)

Rubus (1911) (59)

Running blackberry (1923) (156)

Sow tit (1893, NH; Farrington Conn; Goshen Conn) (74)

Thimble berry (1893, Ann Arbor Mich; NY) (74)