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Blackberries and dewberries are two different species of Rubus in Europe. What keeps these two species from cross-pollinating and blending together? The main way appears to be that the blackberry blooms, then produces fruits, earlier than the dewberries. This is reproductive isolation, one of the main processes of evolution.
Blackberries and dewberries are two different species of Rubus in Europe. What keeps these two species from cross-pollinating and blending together? The main way appears to be that the blackberry blooms, then produces fruits, earlier than the dewberries. This is reproductive isolation, one of the main processes of evolution.










