loganberry

• Nom désignant une grosse mûre rouge, variété de ronce (mûre sauvage) issue d'un croisement entre framboisier et mûrier, cultivée notamment en Amérique du Nord.

A noun referring to a large red variety of the dewberry, a red-fruited bramble native from Oregon to Baja California.

1. Red-fruited brambleC1formalamerican

   A type of bramble plant native to the Pacific coast of North America, from Oregon to Baja California, known for its red fruit.

   Ronce à fruits rouges (loganberry)

   • The loganberry grows wild along the coastal regions of Oregon.
   • Hikers often spot loganberry bushes on trails in California.
   • This red-fruited bramble is a relative of the blackberry.

2. Large red dewberry varietyC1formal

   A large, red variety of the dewberry, often cultivated for its sweet-tart flavor.

   Mûre de Logan

   • Loganberry jam is a popular preserve made from this large dewberry.
   • The fruit of the loganberry is larger and more elongated than a typical blackberry.
   • Farmers in the Pacific Northwest grow loganberries for local markets.