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	Rosa Gigantea by Wilmott
		Rosa gigantea was collected in 1888 in the Shan Hills, Upper Burma, at elevations of 4,000 to 5,000 feet, by the late General Sir Henry Collett, who sent dried specimens to Kew and to the Calcutta Botanic Garden, whence they were sent to Crépin with the name gigantea suggested by the discoverer.
		Rosa gigantea grows well on the Riviera, but, though it is quite hardy in England, the sun has not sufficient power to bring it to the flowering stage.
		Rosa macrocarpa, which was found by Sir George Watt in Manipur in 1882, was believed by Crépin to be identical with Rosa gigantea, but Sir George himself considers them distinct.
	www.rosarosam.com /articles/nabonnand_n_co/r_gigantea/r_gigantea_wilmott.html (534 words)

	Rosa gigantea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rosa gigantea is a species of rose native to northeast India, northern Myanmar and southwest China (Yunnan) in the foothills of the Himalaya at 1000-1500 m altitude.
		As its name suggests, it is the largest species of rose, climbing 20 m or more into the crowns of other trees by means of its stout, hooked thorns, and with a trunk up to 50 cm diameter.
		macrocarpa (deeper yellow flowers, larger foliage with 4 to 7 leaflets and large yellow fruits) are not consistent.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rosa_gigantea (210 words)

	Rose: Rosa macrocarpa G.Watt ex Crép. synonym
		"Rosa macrocarpa was collected in Manipur State, in North east India at a higher altitude of about 6000-7000 feet and about 5 degrees further north, by Sir George Watt.
		macrocarpa to be a new species distinct from R.gigamtea of Collett, the great Belgian taxonomist, Francois Crepin considered them to be identical, after examining specimens of both.
		Rosa gigantea is recognized by its distinctive drooping, mahogany-colored new foliage, a characteristic it shares with Rosa chinensis var.
	www.helpmefind.com /rose/pl.php?n=48565 (490 words)

	Cayeux - Rosa Gigantea (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For Victoria, Australia, the enormous growth of this plant is no particular disadvantage, but it was not for this characteristic as much as for its disease resistant foliage and its obvious suitability for his climate, that he valued it and wished to use it as a parent of a new race.
		Rosa gigantea was found in the year 1888 by the late Gen. Sir Henry Collett in the Shan Hills, Upper Burma, at an elevation of 4000 to 5000 feet.
		Rosa Leschenaulti is described by those who have seen it in its native mountains as being so luxuriant that it festoons the trees to a height of 60 to 70 feet with trails of pure white flowers, making a sight never to be forgotten.
	www.geocities.com /RainForest/1978/Roses/gigantea.htm (4185 words)

	Crataegus cytology
		When considering apomixis in the genus, it is wise also to keep in mind that the genus Rosa in the same family (though a different subfamily) shows a phenomenon called Rosa canina meiosis in some taxa that, like so many Crataegus taxa, appear to be of hybrid origin.
		Rosa canina meiosis might be confounded with facultative apomixis when observing the distribution of genetic traits to the offspring.
		Also, poor pollen stainability is a characteristic both of Rosa canina and of many of the Crataegus species that have been found to be apomicts.
	www.botany.utoronto.ca /faculty/dickinson/CRATAEGUScytology1.HTML (1497 words)

	John's World Nursery (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The peculiarity of this rose is that while some plants grow to 1.2m or more high and wide other grown under the same condition remain quite small.
		Lots of spring flowers are followed by a summer and autumn show when the bush is covered with small, dark red hips and when the ferny leaves turn fiery red.
		However it is of attractive shrub habit, with thick willowy grey-green foliage and a late crop of simple, semi-double, soft buff-pink, informal blooms quickly opening to white, in clusters.
	www.johnsworldnursery.com /new_page_6.htm (8330 words)

	Rose, Rosen, Roses - US Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, États-Unis, United States of America - Bibliotheken, Libraries
		Rosa blanda = Labrador rose or Hudsons Bay rose
		Rosa IX 'Rosa belgica sive vitrea flore rubro.
		Rosa semper florens = Rosier de tous les mois.
	www.etymologie.info /~r/u_/us-biblio.html (1394 words)

	Species: Rosa multiflora
		Multiflora rose is designated as a "noxious weed" in Wisconsin, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia, a "secondary noxious weed" in Iowa, and as a "county-level noxious weed" in Kansas.
		In fire-adapted communities, periodic prescribed burns will presumably retard multiflora rose invasion and establishment [40,78], although descriptions of the use of prescribed fire for control of multiflora rose are lacking.
		Augmentation of rose rosette disease for biocontrol of multiflora rose (Rosa multiflora).
	www.fs.fed.us /database/feis/plants/shrub/rosmul/all.html (5079 words)

	The Nature Conservancy in Vermont - Champlain Valley Native Plant Restoration Nursery
		Musclewood, Carpinus caroliniana* Swamp white oak, Quercus bicolor*
		Shagbark hickory, Carya ovata* Bur oak, Quercus macrocarpa*
		Speckled alder, Alnus incana Carolina rose, Rosa caroliniana*
	www.nature.org /wherewework/northamerica/states/vermont/about/art14122.html (580 words)

	Rose, Rosen, Roses - FR Frankreich, La France, France - Kunst
		Rosa damascena aurora, Rosier Aurore Poniatowska (Thory, Illustrated by Redouté)(Céleste, Celestial)
		This rose is mentioned in the text of the volume and is supposedly Colville's "Pompon".
		Cultivars of Rosa gallica have been gracing gardens for centuries.
	www.etymologie.info /~r/f_/fr-kunst_.html (2468 words)

	Species Rose plants from Amity Rose & Garden Nursery
		Rosa moyesii (1894 from China) Bright, medium to dark red single flowers with pollen-saturated short, golden stamens.
		Rosa pendulina, Rosa alpina, "Alpine Rose" (~1683) Single deep pink/mauve flowers with large yellow stamens.
		Rosa virginiana (<1640) Single, large medium pink flowers on upright and bushy growth with light green glossy leaves.
	www.amityheritageroses.com /SpeciesN.html (601 words)

	Cofrin Center for Biodiversity
		In the Midwest, bur oak (Quercus macrocarpa) is the tree species most characteristic of oak savannas.
		This important plant is capable of forming sprouts from roots or stumps, enabling individuals to persist even after fire (Bray 1955).
		Rosaceous shrubs (Rosa sp., Rubus sp.) also are conspicuous in many Midwestern savannas.
	www.uwgb.edu /biodiversity/arboretum/savanna/SavannaPlants.htm (396 words)

	Cambria Historical Society
		According to Estrada’s original diseño (sketch map), his rancho extended from the ocean to the mountains and was bordered on the north by San Simeon Creek and on the south by Arroyo Aquage which ran approximately through the present-day town of Harmony and contained three leagues or about 13,290 acres.
		At this point, the border followed a straight line northwest to Santa Rosa Creek and then down the creek to a point behind where Cambria Tax and Financial Services is, across Main Street from Heart Glass Gallery where Hampton’s 76 station used to be.
		Her parents were early farmers on Santa Rosa Creek Road and her four younger siblings were all born in Cambria.
	www.cambriahistoricalsociety.org /historicalnotes.html (11335 words)

	manhattanrosesociety.org
		manhattanrosesociety.org - Rosa Gigantea from Ellen Willmott's Genus Rosa
		From 1910 to 1914, Britain's Ellen Willmott published The Genus Rosa, with illustrations by Alfred Parsons.
		Today, though dated in many details, it remains, with Redoute's Les Roses, the essential taking off point for research into rose species.
	www.manhattanrosesociety.org /selected_articles/first_article.html (658 words)

	Redoute' Roses (Main Page)
		Images 69 on up were in a smaller form when scanned, thus they are smaller jpeg images here.
		10 - Portland Rose - Rosa Damascena Coccinea
		67 - Lelieur's Rose - Rosa Damascena Macrocarpa
	www.geocities.com /hughest_tom/roses/redoute (590 words)

	Cayeux - Rosa Gigantea
		Plants which are still more generous bloomers can be obtained by top grafting Rosa gigantea, in the same manner upon Tea-roses which have been grafted on the Eglantine rose.
		Golden Vision, Maréchal Niel x Rosa gigantea, semi-double yellow fading to white is the only seedling reported in which gigantea appears as a pollen parent.
		Crocker, Director of the Boyce Thompson Institute, Yonkers, N. who so generously germinated our hybridized seed for the past three years, made this significant statement in a letter last April:
	www.bulbnrose.com /Roses/breeding/gigantea.htm (4186 words)

	Syagrus macrocarpa
		A medium-sized palm from southeastern Brazil with a slender trunk to 8 m (27 ft.) tall, topped by a crown of beautiful, elegantly arching, feathery leaves with curly leaflets.
		Syagrus macrocarpa is a highly ornamental palm, as easy and rewarding to grow as the Queen Palm, and has enormous potential for horticulture.
		It will easily adapt to cultivation in warm temperate as well as tropical areas.
	www.rarepalmseeds.com /pix/SyaMac.shtml (312 words)

	Integrative Biology 260 - Title
		All of the following names are synonyms; that is they all refer to what we consider today to be the same species.
		The genus Rosa belongs to a family and order that are based on the stem of the genus (Ros–).
		Then add the species Rosa carolina to the hierarchy.
	www.life.uiuc.edu /plantbio/260/nomenclature_homew.html (350 words)

	Integrative Biology 260 Nomenclature Homework Answers
		Here, Rose carolina would be correct, as would Rosa carolina subsp.
		The oldest name here is the correct one, Rosa multiflora Thunberg.
		The genus Rosa belongs to a family, order, and subclass that are based on the stem of the genus (Ros-).
	www.life.uiuc.edu /plantbio/260/homework.html (779 words)

	Rosa sweginzowii macrocarpa Rose (The Shrub species) from Classic Roses - English Roses Rose UK Roses UK : Classic ...
		Rosa sweginzowii macrocarpa Rose (The Shrub species) from Classic Roses - English Roses Rose UK Roses UK : Classic Roses the Peter Beales Collection :
		Bare Root Roses » The Shrub species » Rosa sweginzowii macrocarpa
		(Species) ‘Holodonta’ A pink seedling of Rosa moyesii, and very similar in all respects other than the colour of the flowers which are bright, deep pink.
	www.classicroses.co.uk /roses/r/rosa_sweginzowii_macrocarpa.html (183 words)

	Amity Rose & Garden Plant Nursery - Mailorder own root roses plants nursery gifts Weeks J&P Austin English
		Rosa moyesii Species, single medium red, many hips, non-recurrent,1894, 10 x 6 ft, Z4 Not available 2006
		Rosa roxburghii (Chestnut Rose, roxburghii plena, roxburghii var.
		Rosa rubrifolia (R. glauca) Species, single medium pink, gray/purple foliage, dark hips, thornless, shade tolerant, summer flowering, from Europe <1830, 6 x 5 ft Z2?
	www.amityheritageroses.com /alphalistN.html (5850 words)

	Aldridge Nursery, Inc. - Wholesale Nursery Grower
		Rosa rugosa 'Hansa' - Rose: Hansa Japanese Rose
		Rosa x 'John F Kennedy' - Rose: John F Kennedy Rose
		Rosa x 'The Fairy' - Rose: Fairy Miniature Rose
	www.growit.com /Plants/Growers/8859B.htm (856 words)

	Now @ The Gardens, Volume 1 Number 4, Spring 2004
		He clearly continued to be interested in botany despite the focus on economic products (many, if not most of which were plant-based).
		In 1888 he discovered a species of rose, Rosa macrocarpa in Manipur, India, and between 1892 and 1903 he edited the Indian journal entitled Agricultural Ledger.
		In the last decade of the 19th century Watt made further important contributions to economic botany.
	www.rbg.ca /newsletter/Archives/0104/0104botbio2.html (2392 words)

	MBG: Plants In Bloom
		Calamagrostis acutiformus (Feather reed grass), Oenothera macrocarpa (Missouri Evening primrose).
		Festuca glauca (Blue fescue), Rosa 'Black Jade' (Miniature rose), Rosa 'Dazzler' (Miniature rose), Rosa 'Live Wire' (Micro-minature rose), Rosa 'Nearly Wild', Rosa 'Red Minimo' (Micro-miniature rose), Rosa 'Spice Drop' (Micro-miniature rose), Rosa chinensis 'Mutabilis' (China rose).
		Johnswort), Oenothera macrocarpa (Missouri evening primrose), Penstemon cobaea (Penstemon), Phlox pilosa var.
	www.mobot.org /MOBOT/bloom/1999/061899d.html (1032 words)

	Triangle Nursery, Inc. Shade & Ornamental
		(QUERCUS macrocarpa Burr Oak -Salix matsudana tortuosa, Corkscrew Willow)
		CORNUS alba sibirica, Coral Red Dogwood - CORNUS kousa 'Rosa'
		QUERCUS macrocarpa Burr Oak - Salix matsudana tortuosa, Corkscrew Willow
	www.trianglenursery.com /catalog/shade19.htm (304 words)

	Index-Common
		Old Blush China rose, Rosa 'Old Blush China'
		Old Crimson China rose, Rosa 'Old Crimson China'
		Old Pink Dailey rose, Rosa 'Old Pink Dailey'
	www.ces.ncsu.edu /depts/hort/consumer/factsheets/COMMON/commono.html (78 words)

	MBG: Plants In Bloom
		Calamagrostis acutiformus (Feather reed grass), Lagerstroemia indica 'Seminole' (Crepe myrtle), Oenothera macrocarpa (Missouri evening primrose).
		Hosta 'Birchwood Parky's Gold' (Hosta), Hydrangea macrophylla 'Forever Pink' (Bigleaf hydrangea), Koelreuteria paniculata (Golden raintree), Ligularia dentata 'Desdemona' (Leopard plant), Rosa 'Don Juan' (Large-flowered climbing rose), Rosa 'Dortmund' (Kordesii rose), Rosa 'New Dawn' (Large-flowered climbing rose), Rosa 'White Dawn' (Large-flowered climbing rose), Thalictrum aquilegiifolium (Meadow rue).
		Hypericum 'Hidcote' (St. Johnswort), Lilium 'American Classic Hybrids' (Chinese trumpet lily), Monarda didyma (Beebalm), Perovskia atriplicifolia (Russian sage), Rosa 'Champlain' (Kordesii rose), Rosa 'Country Dancer' (Shrub rose), Rosa 'Good Morning America' (Miniature rose), Rosa 'Good Morning America' (Miniature rose), Rosa 'Linda Campbell' (Hybrid rugosa rose), Vitex agnus-castus (Chaste tree).
	www.mobot.org /MOBOT/bloom/1998/070398d.html (1677 words)

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