Berberis consists of shrubs that can be either deciduous or evergreen, characterized by their spiny branches and simple leaves that may have spine-like serrations. The plants produce small yellow or orange flowers, which appear in clusters or racemes in the leaf axils, eventually yielding small berries.

Berberis paravirescens

Berberis parisepala

Berberis parvifolia

Berberis petrogena

Berberis phanera

Berberis phanera var. glaucosubtusa

Berberis poiretii

Berberis polyantha Hemsl.

Berberis polyantha var. polyantha

Berberis potaninii is a compact evergreen shrub characterized by its robust spines, which can reach lengths of 6 cm. The foliage consists of glossy, leathery leaves that can grow up to 4 cm long, displaying a silvery white or pale silvery green hue on their undersides. In the fall, clusters of 4 to 12 yellow flowers give way to red berries.

Berberis potaninii

Berberis praecipua

Berberis prattii

Berberis prattii var. laxipendula

Berberis prattii var. recurvata

Berberis pruinosa

Berberis pruinosa 'Viridifolia'

Berberis pruinosa var. barresiana

Berberis pruinosa var. brevifolia

Berberis pruinosa var. brevipes

Berberis pruinosa var. longifolia

Berberis pruinosa var. serratifolia

Berberis pseudoumbellata

Berberis quelpaertensis

Berberis regeliana

Berberis replicata

Berberis replicata var. dispar

Berberis robusta

Berberis rockii

Berberis ruscifolia Lam.

Berberis sanguinea

Berberis sargentiana

Berberis sargentiana 'Nana'

Berberis saxorum

Berberis shensiana

Berberis sherriffii

Berberis sibirica

Berberis sieboldii

Berberis silva-taroucana

Berberis silvicola

Berberis soulieana

Berberis spraguei Ahrendt

Berberis stearnii

Berberis stiebritziana

Berberis subacuminata is a medium-sized evergreen shrub featuring spiny branches and glossy, leathery leaves that can reach lengths of up to 9 cm with a serrated edge. In the autumn, clusters of yellow flowers, typically numbering between 2 to 6, give way to egg-shaped black berries.

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