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  1. Berries resemble raspberries
  2. Leaves are different than raspberry leaves; similar to maple leaves
  3. Bon Echo area, Ontario, Canada
  4. Crown land woods, not near any gardens
  5. July 29, 2025

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    $\begingroup$ What’s the last picture meant to show? It looks like it’s meant to show the fruit or some other detail with a hand for scale, but the hand and anything in it has been blanked out. $\endgroup$
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This is Rubus odoratus or purple-flowered raspberry. It is indeed in the raspberry genus. The features you identified, the raspberry-like fruit and the palmate (maple shaped) leaves, are distinctive for this and one other species, R. parviflorus.

This plant is in the range of R. odoratus. Other indicators of R. odoratus are the red hairs on the backs of the flowers (kind of hard to see in these photos), and the leaf tips tending to taper to a fine point.

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