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Yellow Himalayan Raspberry
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Yellow Himalayan Raspberry
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Common name: Yellow Himalayan Raspberry, Golden Himalayan Raspberry • Adi: Pakkom Tasing, Pakkom Tayin, Tangkin • Angami: Ruomvü • Ao: Jempen • Apatani: Nyinkhe Jilying • Assamese: জেতুলিপকা Jetulipoka • Bhutia: Chilum • Chokri: Ramushe • Dogri: आखरे Aakhare,आखे Aakhe • Galo: Achinn-Paarin • Garhwali: हिसोल Hisol • Gurung: पौला Paula • Hindi: हिंसालु Hinsalu, लाल आंचू Lal Anchu • Kachari: Shumu-Mukram • Kannada: ಕಾಡುಮುಳ್ಳಿ ಹಣ್ಣು Kaadumulli Hannu • Kashmiri: गौरीफल् Gouriphal • Khasi: Sia-Soh-Pru, Soh-Shiah • Khiamniungan: Kishep • Kokborrok: Raspberry • Konyak: Aovei • Kuki: Arthei-Mu • Kumaoni: हिसालु Hisalu • Lepcha: Kashyem, Khaseemjeeo • Limbu: Tumse • Lotha: Lanwonthithera • Malayalam: ചീമുള്ള് Cheemullu, മുള്ളിപ്പഴം Mullippazham • Manipuri: ꯍꯩꯖꯥꯝꯄꯦꯠ হৈজামপেত Heijampet • Mao: Shingu Shi • Marathi: लाल आंचू Lal Anchu • Mizo: Hmu Nu, Hmu Tau • Nepali: ऐंसेलु Ainselu • Nyishi: Ngingek Berek, Nyinch • Odia: ମାଛ ବିହନ କୋଳି Macha Bihan Koli, ମାଛ ଡିମ୍ବ Macha Dim, ମାଛ କୋଳି Macha Koli • Pahari: आछू Achhu, आखे Akhe, आंखरे Aankhare, भूमला Bhumla, हीर Heer • Phom: Hangpao • Punjabi: ਉਨਸਰੀ Unsri • Rengma: Akhughu, Pfuzawa • Sherpa: नांग्यान Nangyan • Sümi: Sülithi • Tagin: Tae • Tamil: மஞ்சள் இமயமலை ராஸ்பெர்ரி Manchal Imayamalai Raasperri, முள்ளு பழம் Mullu Pazham, வெள்ள முள்ளி Vella Mulli • Tangkhul: Karathei • Telugu: అడవి రాస్ బెర్రి Adavi Raas Berri • Zeliang: Nmumchi Source: Names of Plants in India
Botanical name: Rubus ellipticus    Family: Rosaceae (Rose family)
Synonyms: Rubus rotundifolius
Yellow Himalayan Raspberry is a shrub, growing up to 2 m tall. It is clothed with prickles and reddish hairs. The alternate leaves are compound with three round to blunt leaflets 5-10 cm long. The undersides of the leaves are lighter than the upper surface and covered with downy hairs. The flowers are small, white with five petals. The fruit is a round yellow cluster of druplets easily detaching from the receptacle. The prickly shrub invades native forests principally in pig-disturbed habitats. The plant has underground shoots that contribute to its spread and allow it to rapidly regenerate following a fire. The fruits are edible and frugivorous birds spread the seeds. Himalayan raspberry can invade disturbed habitats and displace other plant species. Yellow Himalayan Raspberry is native to India and south Asia. Flowering: February-April.
Medicinal uses: In Meghalaya, root mixed with dried fruit of Brucea javanica are given in dysentery.
Identification credit: R.K. Nimai Singh Photographed in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand and Imphal, Manipur.
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