Raspberry fruit plants belong to the Rubus genus, and the most common species is known scientifically as Rubus idaeus. Raspberries are perennial fruit-bearing plants that produce delicious and juicy berries. They are members of the Rosaceae family and are native to Europe and northern Asia. Raspberries are now grown in many temperate regions around the world and are appreciated for their sweet and tangy flavor, as well as their versatility in culinary applications.