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Iranian blackberry is an aggregate fruit that is composed of many smaller fruits called drupes. The fruit is very dark purple with smooth, fragile skin. In the middle of the cluster is a greenish-white core that extends to almost the bottom of the berry. Blackberries can be easily confused with raspberries, but raspberries (including black raspberries) have a hollow center. Blackberries are red and hard when they are immature and turn black and shiny when they ripen. Which City or Province Grow:North of Iran. Harvest Season:Summer. Blackberry Plant:The blackberry plant has many long, arching or trailing stems (called canes). Fruit is produced on two year old canes. The plant can reach up to 1 meter tall. The canes are a dull green color and often have thorns; however, there are thornless varieties. Blackberry Leaves:The blackberry leaves are arranged alternately along the stem with each leaf consisting of 3 to 5 leaflets. The compound leaves are heavily toothed on the edges, somewhat prickly, and bright green in color. Blackberry and raspberry plants may be difficult to tell apart; however, blackberry leaves are light green in color on the underside, while raspberries have silvery undersides.