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Rosaceae — Rose Family

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Rubus argutus Link

Rubus argutus, the blackberry, is a thorny North American shrub that produces edible blackberries and has historically used leaves.

Rubus multifer L.H.Bailey

Rubus multifer is a limited-distribution North American dewberry in the rose family, native to east-central Minnesota and western Wisconsin.

Rubus riograndis L.H.Bailey

Rubus riograndis is a North American dewberry of the rose family, found only in Texas, US.

Rubus gunnianus Hook.

Rubus gunnianus is a small, thornless alpine Tasmanian bramble with edible fruit suitable for small-space cultivation.

Rubus trilobus Ser.

Rubus trilobus Ser. is a prickle-free shrub growing in mountain coniferous forests, with white flowers and dark purple fruit.

Rubus moorei F.Muell.

Rubus moorei (bush lawyer) is a prickly Rosaceae shrub native to eastern Australia, bearing good-tasting fruit with many stony seeds.

Filipendula ulmaria subsp. picbaueri (Podp.) Smejkal

Filipendula ulmaria subsp. picbaueri, or meadowsweet, is a damp habitat plant with fragrant flowers, traditional uses, and links to aspirin development.

Rosa nitida Willd.

Rosa nitida is a hardy low deciduous rose shrub grown ornamentally for its bright autumn foliage, native to wet habitats in eastern North America.

Rosa stellata Wooton

Rosa stellata Wooton, or star/desert/gooseberry rose, is a small perennial rose shrub native to dry rocky areas of the southwestern US.

Rosa banksiae R.Br. ex Aiton

Rosa banksiae (Lady Banks' rose) is an almost thornless early-flowering rose with a famously large cultivated specimen in Arizona.

Rosa xanthina Lindl.

Rosa xanthina is a yellow-flowering rose species native to East Asia, with its cultivar 'Canary Bird' holding a Royal Horticultural Society garden merit award.

Rosa sericea Lindl.

Rosa sericea is a spiny shrub with unusual four-petaled white flowers, native to Asian mountain regions, with ornamental and traditional uses.

Rosa persica Michx. ex J.F.Gmel.

Rosa persica is an unusual rose reclassified from genus Hulthemia, native to Central and Southwest Asian steppes and deserts, rarely cultivated.

Rosa L.

This detailed description covers oleander's morphology, distribution, ecology, and well-documented toxicity to humans and animals.

Rosa alberti Regel

Rosa alberti Regel is a flowering rose species native to Central Asia, Siberia, and parts of China, growing in slightly acidic to slightly alkaline soils.

Rosa laxa Retz.

Rosa laxa Retz. is a flowering shrub in Rosaceae, native to central and northern Asia, found in wet habitats 500 to 1500 m in elevation.

Rosa micrantha Borrer ex Sm.

Rosa micrantha, the small-flowered sweet briar, is a Rosaceae shrub native to Eurasia and North Africa, introduced elsewhere and not commercially common.