Ribes oxyacanthoides

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Read about Ribes oxyacanthoides in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Ribes oxyacanthoides, Linn. (Grossularia oxyacanthoides, Mill.). Low shrub with slender, often reclining branches, usually more or less bristly and with spines about 1/3in. long, sometimes nearly wanting: lvs. suborbicular, cordate to broadly cuneate at the base, deeply 5-lobed with dentate lobes, slightly pubescent or nearly glabrous, 1-2 in. broad: peduncles very short, scarcely exceeding the bud-scales, 1-2-fld.; pedicels short: fls. greenish white; sepals narrow-oblong, little longer than the tube; stamens somewhat shorter than the sepals: fr. globose, smooth, red, slightly bloomy, edible. Newfoundland to Brit. Col., south to Mont., N. D., and Mich. B.B. (ed. 2) 2:240.—The plant cult. as R. oxyacanthoides is usually R. hirtellum or R. inerme.


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