Centifolia Muscosa - Rose

eglanteria (W3)

• Amy Robsart dp Deep Pink, Eglanteria (OGR) 1894
• Anne of Geierstein dr Dark Red, Eglanteria (OGR) 1894
• Brenda lp Light Pink, Eglanteria (OGR) 1894
• Catherine Seyton lp Light Pink, Eglanteria (OGR) 1894
• Flora McIvor pb Pink blend, Eglanteria (OGR) 1894
• Greenmantle rb Red blend, Eglanteria (OGR) 1895
• Hebe's Lip w White & White blend, Eglanteria (OGR) 1846
• Herbstfeuer dr Dark Red, Eglanteria (OGR) 1961
• Jeannie Deans dr Dark Red, Eglanteria (OGR) 1895
• Julia Mannering lp Light Pink, Eglanteria (OGR) 1895
• Lady Penzance op Orange Pink, Eglanteria (OGR) 1894
• Lord Penzance yb Yellow Blend, Eglanteria (OGR) 1894
• Lucy Ashton w White & White blend, Eglanteria (OGR) 1894
• Magnifica m Mauve & Mauve blend, Eglanteria (OGR) 1916
• Manning's Blush w White & White blend, Eglanteria (OGR) 1799
• R. eglanteria / R. rubiginosa lp Light Pink, Species (OGR) 1551
• Refulgence mr Medium Red, Eglanteria (OGR) 1909
• Rose Bradwardine mp Medium Pink, Eglanteria (OGR) 1894
• "Wohler Rd White Eglantine" w White & White blend, Eglanteria (OGR)

• Autumn Fire (Eglanteria, Kordes, 1961)
• Clementine (Eglanteria, Paul, 1892)
• Clementine (Eglanteria, prior to 1838)
• Double Red (Eglanteria)
• Double Scarlet (Eglanteria)
• Double White (Eglanteria)
• Eglanteria
• Elvira (Eglanteria)
• Magnifica (Eglanteria, Hesse, 1916)
• R. eglanteria
• R. eglanteria punicea (Thory)
• Reine Blanche (Damask? Gallica? Eglanteria?)
• Rose Angle (Eglanteria, Martin, pre-1848)

Eglanteria (Rubiginosa) Roses

• AUTUMN FIRE - Old and Antique Roses: Eglanteria (Rubiginosa)
• GREEN MANTLE - Old and Antique Roses: Eglanteria (Rubiginosa)
• HEBE'S LIP (Rubrotincta) - Old and Antique Roses: Eglanteria (Rubiginosa)
• LORD PENZANCE - Old and Antique Roses: Eglanteria (Rubiginosa)
• MAGNIFICA - Old and Antique Roses: Eglanteria (Rubiginosa)
• Meg Merrilees - Old and Antique Roses: Eglanteria (Rubiginosa)

"eglanteria" - "wilde Rose"

Multiflora Carnea (Redouté) - Rose

La Rosa multiflora var. carnea
de Redouté et Thory
À la recherche d'une rose "velue"
(publié initialement dans Roses anciennes en France).

• Entre littérature et nature, ...
• ... il y a les herbiers !
• Voyage aux îles et colonies, ...
• ... retour en Chine, ...
• ... détour par l'Indochine !
• Dernière minute
• Notes

Entre littérature et nature, ...

Début XIXe siècle, dans "Les Roses", Redouté et Thory décrivaient deux rosiers cultivés provenant, l'un de Chine R. multiflora var. carnea, l'autre peut-être du Japon R. multiflora var. platyphylla. Ils les traitaient comme des variétés de R. multiflora Thunb. Or, cette dernière, décrite par Thunberg dans sa Flora Japonica de 1784 à partir de plantes récoltées dans la région de Nagasaki, n'a été introduite officiellement en Europe que vers 1860.
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LA ROSA (MULTIFLORA?) CARNEA OF REDOUTÉ
Investigation into a hairy rose bush
(First published in Roses Anciennes en France)

• Between literature and nature, ...
• ... there are herbariums !
• Journey to the islands and colonies...
• ... return to China ...
• ... detour by Indochina !
• Stop press !!!
• NOTES

Between literature and nature, ...

At the beginning of the 19th century, in "Les Roses", Redouté and Thory described two cultivated rose bushes, one from China Rosa multiflora var. carnea, and the other perhaps from Japan Rosa multiflora var. platyphylla . They treated them as varieties of R. multiflora Thunb. But the latter, described by Thunberg in his Flora Japonica of 1784 from plants gathered in the Nagasaki region, was not officially introduced into Europe until around 1860.
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089 Flesh-Pink Multiflora | R. multiflora var. carnea | Rosier Multiflore à fleurs carnées | Rosa Multiflora carnea

"Flesh-Pink Multiflora"
"R. multiflora var. carnea"
PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume II (1821)
ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME "Rosa Multiflora carnea"
ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME "Rosier Multiflore à fleurs carnées"
CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME "R. multiflora var. carnea"
COMMON NAME "Flesh-Pink Multiflora"
OTHER NAMES "R.florida", "Ho Hua Chiang Wei"
CLASS Species
ORIGIN Imported from China by the Hon. T. Evans Esq. c. 1804, England
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At left; picture of the Flesh-Pink Multiflora , R. multiflora var. carnea, painted by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, portrait 089 out of 170, Volume II of Les Roses

Rosa multiflora carnea

Species Rose - Rosa multiflora carnea - Hybridized by Bred by Unknown Japanese Breeder(s), Japan, before 1804, Discovered by Thomas Evans (United Kingdom, 1804) - Additional info: aka Carnea, Ho Hua Chiang Wei, Multiflore rose, florida, florida Donn

R. multiflora carnea

Synonyme:

• Carnea (hybrid multiflora, unknown, before 1804)
• Ho Hua Chiang Wei
• Multiflore rose
• R. florida
• Rosa florida Donn
• Rosa multiflora var. carnea Redouté & Thory
• Rosa X multiflora 'Carnea'
• Rosier à fleurs carnées
• Rosier Multiflore à fleurs carnées

R. multiflora carnea

R. multiflora 'Carnea'

muscosa (W3)

• Mountain yellow-legged frog (Rana muscosa)
• Knema (Knema muscosa)

• Photo gallery of Mosses
• Mosses, Centifolia Muscosa and Perpetual Mosses featured:
• Baron de Wassenaer (E. Verdier, 1854)
• Comtesse de Murinais (Vibert, 1843)
• Eugénie Guinoisseau (Guinoisseau, 1864)
• Felicité Bohan (1866)
• Gloire des Mousseux (Laffay, 1852)
• Gloire d'Orient (Béluze, 1856)
• Hermann Kegel (Portemer, 1849)
• Maréchal Davoust (Robert, 1853)
• Perpetual White Moss, Quatre Saisons Blanc Mousseux (Laffay, before 1833)
• René d'Anjou (Robert, 1853)
• R. x centifolia 'Andrewsii', R. centifolia 'Andrewsii?K' (c. 1807)
• R. x centifolia 'Cristata', Napolean's Hat (found in 1829 in Freiburg, Switzerland)
• R. x centifolia 'Muscosa Rubra', R. x centifolia muscosa rubra
• Salet (Remontant Moss, Lacharme, 1854)
• White Bath (Moss, Salter, 1817)

Auch die "Moosrosen" zählen zu den "Centifolien". Ihre Kelchblätter, Fruchtstände und Blütenstiele sind jedoch mit moosartigen Drüsen bewachsen. Sie entstanden Ende des 17. Jahrhunderts als Mutationen einiger "Centifolien". Der Wuchs und die Blüte ähneln den Vorfahren und auch sie bestechen durch den intensiven "Alte Rosen"-Duft. Unter den "Moosrosen" findet man auch einige öfterblühende Sorten.

Rosa x centifolia var. muscosa cv. 'Celina' x Rosa moschata

• Metridium muscosa
• Rana muscosa - tolweb.org/Rana_muscosa/50518
• Godartiana muscosa - tolweb.org/Godartiana
• Panyapedaliodes muscosa - tolweb.org/Panyapedaliodes/82830
• Lichenomima muscosa - tolweb.org/Lichenomima/36694
• Marpissa muscosa - tolweb.org/Marpissa/3019
• (Dendryphantes) muscosa - tolweb.org/accessory/Salticid_Index_-_M?acc_id=2039

Muscosa Alba (Redouté) - Rose

Family: Rosaceae
Genus: Rosa
Cultivar: Shailer's White Moss
Additional cultivar information: (aka "Muscosa Alba", "Mousseuse Blanche", "White Bath", "Clifton Moss")
Registered or introduced: 1788
Synonym: "Rosa centifolia albo-muscosa"
Synonym: "Rosa centifolia muscosa alba"
Synonym: "Rosa muscosa alba"
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Muscosa Multiplex (Redouté) - Rose

Pages Roses
Dans les Pages Roses (W2)

"Les pages roses" - Annexe au dictionnaire xyloglotte
Cette page est réservée aux faux proverbes latins ou aux traductions sauvages à la Desproges (exemple in Dictionnaire superflu à l'usage de l'élite et des bien nantis : alea jacta est, on est très bavard à la gare de l'Est ; ecce homo, voici la lessive). Ce n'est qu'un début, à vos contributions !

R. centifolia muscosa (W3)

R. muscosa multiplex (W3)

Rosa berberifolia (Redouté) - Rose

003 Barberry-Leaved Rose | Hulthemia persica | Rosier à feuilles d’Epine-vinette | Rosa Berberifolia

Barberry-Leaved Rose
Hulthemia persica
PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume I (1817)
ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME Rosa Berberifolia
ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME Rosier à feuilles d’Epine-vinette
CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME Hulthemia persica
COMMON NAME Barberry-Leaved Rose
OTHER NAMES R. persica, Xiao Nei Ye Qiang Wei
CLASS Wild Rose
ORIGIN Iran and Afghanistan, introduced to Europe 1788
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• Berberifolia hardii - Hybrid Hulthemia persica, Species Cross. Yellow blend, red center. Yellow with orange spot at base of petal. Mild fragrance. Medium, single (4-8 petals) bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default). Height of 6' to 9' (185 to 275 cm). Julien-ALEXANDRE Hardy (1835).
• Baby Chateau X Rosa berberifolia - Hybrid Polyantha. Red. Medium, semi-double (9-16 petals) bloom form. USDA zone 6b and warmer. Unknown origin (1976).
• Hulthemia berberifolia (Pallas) Dumortier - Hulthemia berberifolia - Species / Wild. Yellow blend, red center. Strong fragrance. Single (4-8 petals), borne mostly solitary bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. USDA zone 4b through 9b. Height of up to 18" (up to 45 cm).
• Hulthemia berberifolia Dumortier SYNONYM - Species / Wild. Yellow blend, red center. Strong fragrance. Single (4-8 petals), borne mostly solitary bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. USDA zone 4b through 9b. Height of up to 18" (up to 45 cm).
• Lowea berberifolia (Pallas) Lindley - Lowea berberifolia - Species / Wild. Yellow blend, red center. Strong fragrance. Single (4-8 petals), borne mostly solitary bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. USDA zone 4b through 9b. Height of up to 18" (up to 45 cm).
• Lowea berberifolia Lindley - Species / Wild. Yellow blend, red center. Strong fragrance. Single (4-8 petals), borne mostly solitary bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. USDA zone 4b through 9b. Height of up to 18" (up to 45 cm).

R. berberifolia (Pallas) - R. berberifolia - Species / Wild. Yellow blend, red center. Strong fragrance. Single (4-8 petals), borne mostly solitary bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. USDA zone 4b through 9b. Height of up to 18" (up to 45 cm).

• • Barberry-Leaved Rose
• • Hulthemia berberifolia
• • Hulthemia berberifolia Dumortier SYNONYM
• • Hulthemia persica
• • Lowea berberifolia
• • Lowea berberifolia Lindley
• • Rosa berberifolia Pall.
• • Rosa persica
• • Rosa persica Michx. ex Juss.
• • R. simplicifolia
• • Rosa simplicifolia Salisbury
• • Rosier a feuilles d'Epine-vinette

Rosa berberifolia Pall. - Species / Wild. Yellow blend, red center. Strong fragrance. Single (4-8 petals), borne mostly solitary bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. USDA zone 4b through 9b. Height of up to 18" (up to 45 cm).

• • Barberry-Leaved Rose
• • Hulthemia berberifolia
• • Hulthemia berberifolia Dumortier SYNONYM
• • Hulthemia persica
• • Lowea berberifolia
• • Lowea berberifolia Lindley
• • R. berberifolia
• • Rosa persica
• • Rosa persica Michx. ex Juss.
• • R. simplicifolia
• • Rosa simplicifolia Salisbury
• • Rosier a feuilles d'Epine-vinette

Salix berberifolia. Pall., s. berberitzenblättrige Weide, das.

Rosa Bifera Officinalis (Redouté) - Rose

042 'Autumn Damask' Rose | R. damascena var. bifera | Rosa bifera officinalis

Rosa bracteata (Redouté) - Rose

• Alba Odorata w White & White blend, Hyb. Bracteata (OGR) 1834
• Barbara's Rose yb Yellow Blend, Hyb. Bracteata (OGR)
• Happenstance ly Light Yellow, Hyb. Bracteata (OGR) 1950
• Mermaid ly Light Yellow, Hyb. Bracteata (OGR) 1918
• Muriel lp Light Pink, Hyb. Bracteata (OGR) 1989
• Pink Powderpuff lp Light Pink, Hyb. Bracteata (OGR) 1990
• R. bracteata w White & White blend, Species (OGR) 1793
• R. multibracteata lp Light Pink, Species (OGR) 1910

Bracteata - Macartney Rose

007 The Macartney Rose | R. bracteata | Rosier de Macartney | Rosa Bracteata

The Macartney Rose
R. bracteata
PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume I (1817)
ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME Rosa Bracteata
ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME Rosier de Macartney
CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME R. bracteata
COMMON NAME The Macartney Rose
OTHER NAMES Shuo Bao Giang Wei, Bracteate Rose, R. sinica
CLASS Species
ORIGIN Native to China, Lord Macartney introduced it to England 1793
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"bracteata" / "bracteatus": bearing bracts (ref. Gutierrezia bracteata, Verbena bracteata, Plagiobothrys bracteatus)

Rosa multibracteata

• bracteata
• brevibracteata
• curvibracteata
• ebracteata
• longibracteata
• magnibracteata
• parvibracteata
• tribracteata
• unibracteata

R. Multibracteata

R. multibracteata

Bracteatae... Roses with bracts... persistent leaves, i.e., they do not fall off during winter in all but the coldest climates... It can also root wherever a branch touches the ground. One species from China, R. bracteatea.

• Bracteata Mermaid Dwarf
• MORstar (Hybrid Bracteata, Moore, 2001)
• Muriel (Hybrid Bracteata, Moore, 1989)
• R. bracteata
• R. bracteata 'Mermaid Dwarf'
• R. bracteata 'Mermaid'
• R. bracteata alba odorata
• R. lactibracteata
• R. multibracteata
• Sea Foam (Bracteata, Paul, 1919)
• Seedling ('Crimson Glory' x R. multibracteata)

• R. bracteata - Species / Wild. White or white blend. Strong fragrance. Large, single (4-8 petals) bloom form. Moderate, continuous (perpetual) bloom throughout the season. USDA zone 7a through 11. Height of up to 8' (up to 245 cm). Width of up to 8' (up to 245 cm). Lord McCartney (1765).
• Rosa bracteata alba odorata - Hybrid Bracteata. White, light pink center, light yellow center. Strong fragrance. Medium-large, double (17-25 petals), flat bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default). Mariani (1834).
• Rosa bracteata J.C.Wendl. - Species / Wild. White or white blend. Strong fragrance. Large, single (4-8 petals) bloom form. Moderate, continuous (perpetual) bloom throughout the season. USDA zone 7a through 11. Height of up to 8' (up to 245 cm). Width of up to 8' (up to 245 cm). Lord McCartney (1765).
• Rosa bracteata 'Mermaid Dwarf' - Species / Wild. Light yellow. Strong fragrance. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default). Height of 39" (100 cm). Unknown origin.
• Rosa bracteata rubra duplex - Hybrid Bracteata. Red. Double (17-25 petals) bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. Unknown Italian Breeder(s) (1835).
• Rosa bracteata X (rugosa X palustris) - Unknown. Light pink. Mild fragrance. Medium-large, single (4-8 petals), borne mostly solitary, in small clusters bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. Thomas Silvers.
• Rosa bracteata X Rosa nutkana - Species Cross. Fuchsia / magenta. Medium to large, single (4-8 petals) bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default). Louis Lens (2001).
• R. bracteata X rugosa - Species Cross. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default). Louis Lens (2001).
• Rosa bracteata X Schneezwerg - Hybrid Bracteata. White or white blend. Small, semi-double (9-16 petals), cluster-flowered bloom form. USDA zone 6b through 9b (default). Louis Lens (1996).
• Rosa clinophylla x Rosa bracteata - Hybrid Bracteata, Hybrid Clinophylla, Species Cross. USDA zone 6b and warmer.
• Rosa stellata var. mirifica X Rosa bracteata - Species Cross. USDA zone 6b and warmer. Louis Lens (2001).

Rosa bracteata Macartney

• Hyb. Bracteatas
• "04-02-06" (a Bracteata Hybrid of my own)
• Rosa bracteata
• "Bracteata Moss"

"Bracteata Moss" | "174-02-03" Muriel | Amber Jem | Out of Yesteryear | Fakir's Delight | Pink Powderpuff | Golden Buddha | Precious Dream | Lemon Pearls | Star Dust | Little Mermaid | Star Magic | Maria Leonida | Tangerine Jewel | Mermaid

Zlesak, David: Gene Counts of the Hybrid Bracteatas, Paul Barden Co-author, David Zlesak Co-author (June 2005)

Rosa bracteataan
Common name(s) "Macartney rose", "Macartny rose"
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R. stellata mirifica x R. multibracteata (Louis Lens Rose)

ROBR - Rosa bracteata J.C. Wendl. - Macartney rose

Rosa bracteata

Rosa bracteata

Die Rosa bracteata ist eine Pflanzenart, die man zu den Wildrosen rechnet. Sie wurde 1793 durch den britischen Botschafter Lord Macartney am chinesischen Kaiserhof nach Großbritannien eingeführt und wird deshalb auch Macartney-Rose genannt. Ihr natürliches Verbreitungsgebiet liegt im Südosten Chinas, in Japan und auf Taiwan in Höhenlagen von bis zu 300 Meter in den Provinzen Fujian, Guizhou, Hunan, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Yunnan.
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Rosa Eglanteria Luteola (Redouté) - Rose

124 Lutea Maxima | R. pimpinellifolia ‘Lutea Maxima’ | L’Eglantier Serin | Rosa Eglanteria Luteola

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PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume III (1824)
ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME "Rosa Eglanteria Luteola"
ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME "L’Eglantier Serin"
CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME "R. pimpinellifolia ‘Lutea Maxima’"
COMMON NAME "Lutea Maxima"
OTHER NAMES "R. pimpinellifolia ‘Lutea’" (Scotch Rose), "Canary Yellow Rose"
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At left; picture of the rose, Lutea Maxima R. pimpinellifolia ‘Lutea Maxima’, painted by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, portrait 124 out of 170, Volume III of Les Roses

Rosa Eglanteria Luteola; L'Eglantier Serin (syn)

Rosa multiflora (W3)

• r. multiflora 'de la grifferaie'

• Aglaia ly Light Yellow, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1896
• Apple Blossom lp Light Pink, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1932
• Bella Multiflora mp Medium Pink, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1994
• Cels Multiflora lp Light Pink, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1836
• Crimson Rambler mr Medium Red, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1893
• De la Grifferaie dp Deep Pink, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1845
• Echo pb Pink blend, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1914
• Geschwind's Nordlandsrose mp Medium Pink, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1884
• Geschwind's Orden m Mauve & Mauve blend, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1886
• Geschwind's Schonste dr Dark Red, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1900
• Laure Davoust m Mauve & Mauve blend, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1843
• Mme d'Arblay lp Light Pink, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1835
• R. multiflora w White & White blend, Species (OGR) 1810
• R. multiflora cathayensis lp Light Pink, Species (OGR) 1907
• R. multiflora 'Double White' w White & White blend, Species (OGR)
• R. multiflora 'Great White' w White & White blend, Shrub
• R. multiflora internis w White & White blend, Species (OGR)
• R. multiflora watsoniana lp Light Pink, Species (OGR) 1870
• Rose Marie Viaud m Mauve & Mauve blend, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1924
• Russelliana m Mauve & Mauve blend, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1837
• Seven Sisters pb Pink blend, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1817
• Tausendschon pb Pink blend, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1906
• Thalia w White & White blend, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1895
• Trier w White & White blend, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1904
• Veilchenblau m Mauve & Mauve blend, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1909
• Violette m Mauve & Mauve blend, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1921
• White Mrs Flight w White & White blend, Hyb. Multiflora (OGR) 1916

Le rosier multiflore de Chine

Rosa multiflora var. cathayensis, un important ancêtre mal connu

Au moment de rédiger l'article sur la var. carnea je n'avais pas encore eu en mains les herbiers types de la var. cathayensis. Or, sa prétendue relation avec le Rosa multiflora var. Carnea de Redouté et Thory imposaient de l'inclure dans la recherche sur l'origine de cette variété. Cette lacune a été comblée depuis, ce qui m'a permis de mieux comprendre la cohérence de son placement par Rehder et Wilson au rang de variété de R. multiflora.

• Importance de l'espèce dans l'histoire des roses cultivées
• Matériel examiné
• Différences observées par rapport au multiflora japonais
• Conclusion
• Remerciements

Importance de l'espèce dans l'histoire des roses cultivées

Le seul fait d'avoir fort probablement joué un rôle dans la parenté de Rosa chinensis jacq. donne déjà à R. multiflora var. cathayensis un rôle central dans l'origine de la plupart des roses de nos jardins, mais là n'est pas sa seule influence :
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"Seven Sisters Rose"
"R. multiflora var. platyphylla"
PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume II (1821)
ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME "Rosa Multiflora platyphylla"
ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME "Rosier Multiflore à grandes feuilles"
CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME "R. multiflora var. platyphylla"
COMMON NAME "Seven Sisters Rose"
OTHER NAMES "Big-Leaved Multiflora", "Grevillia"
CLASS Species
ORIGIN Raised from seed introduced to Britain from Japan, pre 1817
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045 Carnation Rose | R. centifolia variety | Rosier Oeillet | Rosa Centifolia Caryophyllea

Carnation Rose
R. centifolia variety
PICTURE SOURCE Les Roses, Volume I (1817)
ORIGINAL BOTANICAL NAME Rosa Centifolia Caryophyllea
ORIGINAL FRENCH NAME Rosier Oeillet
CURRENT BOTANTICAL NAME R. centifolia variety
COMMON NAME Carnation Rose
OTHER NAMES Oieillet, Dianthaeflora, Guenille, Multiflora, Onguiculata, Unguiculata
CLASS Centifolia
ORIGIN Disputed: Poilpré c. 1790 from seed, Du Pont c.1800 from sport
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• Aglaia: (Multiflora rambler) 'Yellow Rambler' Clusters of semi-double, medium sized flowers in shades of yellow paling to cream. Slight fragrance. One of the progenitors of the hybrid musks.
• Apple Blossom: (Rambler) Huge trusses of apple blossom pink flowers with slightly crinkled petals. Superb as a pillar rose.
• Astra Desmond: (Rambler) A vigorous well foliated climber. Large clusters of double white flowers produced in great profusion.
• Bleu Magenta: (Rambler) Fully double blooms of grape purple borne in large clusters amid glossy, bright green foliage. Almost thornless.
• Bloomfield Dainty: Unique to us in the UK. (Musk Rambler) Pointed buds, in clusters, open to single flowers of soft clear yellow with pronounced stamens.
• Blush Rambler: (Rambler) Abundant light green foliage on an almost thornless plant. Flowers soft blush-pink borne in cascading clusters.
• Bobbie James: (Rambler) A vigorous rambler capable of considerable climbing feats, especially in to trees or hedges. The individual flowers of creamy-white, combine to make large drooping trusses. Nice scent.
• De La Grifferaie: A vigorous, dark-wooded, rather coarse-foliaged plant, extensively used in the past as an understock and hence frequently found in old gardens. Trusses of spaced, fully double flowers of magenta fading to cloudy white. Well scented, not of great garden va
• Francis E.Lester: (Moschata) A vigorous but not overpowering, large shrub or climber. Huge heads of well spaced, single, white and pink flowers with a strong perfume. Ideal as a small tree climber. Small hips in autumn.
• Ghislaine de Feligonde: (Musk Rambler) A shorter Rambler. Can be comfortably grown as a large bush, especially if given support. Clusters of orangey-yellow, flowers, pal
• Goldfinch: (Rambler) One of the less vigorous of its race. A mixture of golden-yellow and primrose with richly coloured anthers. Scented and very free flowering. Fine foliage.
• Lykkefund: (Rambler) Semi-double, fragrant, creamy-yellow flowers borne in large, compact clusters. An almost thornless variety with dark, glossy foliage.
• Madeleine Selzer: (Rambler) An almost thornless, attractively foliaged plant bearing trusses of lemon to off-white flowers. Spectacular when in full bloom.
• Mannington Cascade: Unique to us in the UK. (Rambler) Discovered growing over the turrets of Mannington Hall. Small, double white flowers on a vigorous plant. Thanks to Lord Walpole and Martin Lowne.
• Mannington Mauve Rambler: Unique to us in the UK. (Rambler) A seedling of â??The Garlandâ?? with large showy clusters of mauve flowers in mid summer. A vigorous rambler with many of the good qualities to be found in itâ??s parent. Discovered growing in the grounds at Ma
• Mrs F.W. Flight: Unique to us in the UK. (Rambler) Small, semi-double, rose-pink flowers in large clusters. Growth bushy and dense. Ample mid-green foliage.
• Phyllis Bide: (Rambler) Small, semi-double flowers of pink, salmon and gold. Slight scent. Medium growth.
• Purple Skyliner: (Rambler) Almost identical to 'Veilchenblau' but with a repeat to continuous flowering habit. Trusses of soft purple flowers fade to mauve and grey.
• Rose-Marie Viaud: (Rambler) Semi-double flowers of rich purple. A healthy plant with light green foliage and shoots.
• Rural England: Unique to us in the UK. (Rambler) We are delighted to have raised this continuous flowering rambler. It produces masses of medium sized, soft pink flowers in large cascading clusters all summer through.
• Russelliana: (Rambler) ‘Old Spanish Rose’ ‘Russell's Cottage’ ‘Scarlet Grenillea’ ‘Souvenir de la Bataille de Morengo’. Fully double flat flowers of magenta-pink fading to mauve, in clusters.
• Seagull: (Rambler) A very vigorous Scrambler. Large clusters of single, pure white flowers with pronounced golden stamens.
• Tausendschön: Unique to us in the UK. (Rambler) "Thousand Beauties" Clusters of largish, pink flowers paling to almost white towards their centres. Growth strong and almost without thorns. Good, glossy foliage.
• Tea Rambler: Unique to us in the UK. (Rambler) Clusters of deep salmon-pink, small, double flowers. Fragrant. Very profuse blooms. Vigorous.
• Thalia: Unique to us in the UK. (Rambler) ‘White Rambler’ Large clusters of smallish, creamy-white flowers on a medium sized plant with semi-glossy foliage.
• Toby Tristram: (Rambler) Huge trusses of single creamy-white flowers in early summer, with spasmodic repeat flushes. A vigorous plant with soft mid-green foliage. Rediscovered by Mrs.Targett.
• Trier: (Rambler) Semi-double flowers of straw-yellow to whitish-pink in clusters. Not a tall rose. Ideal for pillars.
• Veilchenblau: (Rambler) ‘Violet Blue’. A vigorous rambler. it bears large clusters of small, semi-double purple-violet flowers with some white brush markings. They are scented and mature to a blueish-lilac and fade to a lilac-grey.
• Violette: (Rambler) Very double violet-purple flowers borne on large trusses on a vigorous plant.
• White Skyliner: Large clusters of creamy white flowers. Glossy, light green foliage.

Climbing Polyantha Rose, Old Garden Rose, Redoute Rose 'Seven Sisters' - Rosa multiflora - Additional info: (aka Grevillia)

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• Buschel Rose, Wreath Rose - Rosa multiflora
• Climbing Polyantha Rose, Old Garden Rose, Redoute Rose 'Seven Sisters' - Rosa multiflora - Additional info: (aka Grevillia)
• Hybrid Multiflora 'De la Grifferaie' - Rosa - Hybridized by Vibert, 1845 - Additional info: (Dazla, Multiflora de la Grifferaie)
• Manyflower False Threadleaf - Schkuhria multiflora
• China Rose, Hybrid Multiflora Rose 'Cels Multiflora' - Rosa - Hybridized by Hardy, 1836 - Additional info: (aka Cels Multiflore)
• Adonis Blazingstar - Mentzelia multiflora
• Longleaf False Goldeneye, Showy Goldeneye - Heliomeris multiflora
• Brazilian Candles - Pavonia multiflora
• Colorado Four O'clock, Showy Four O'Clock, High Desert Four O'Clock - Mirabilis multiflora
• Hybrid Multiflora Rose 'Gentilieana' - Rosa
• Polyantha Rose 'The Gift' - Rosa - Hybridized by Demits, 1981
• White Prairie Clover - Dalea multiflora
• Sweet Pea 'Early Multiflora Mix' - Lathyrus odoratus - Additional info: (aka Early Multiflora Gigantea)
• Ceropegia - Ceropegia multiflora
• Hybrid Multiflora 'Trier' - Rosa - Hybridized by Lambert, 1904
• Multiflora Rose 'Tarrawarra' - Rosa - Hybridized by Nieuwesteeg, 1992
• Hybrid Multiflora Rose 'Violette' - Rosa - Hybridized by Turbat, 1921
• Peruvian Zinnia 'Bonita Yellow' - Zinnia peruviana
• Peruvian Zinnia - Zinnia peruviana
• Jungle Cucumber - Gurania lobata
• Hybrid Multiflora Rose 'Ghislaine de Feligonde' - Rosa - Hybridized by Turbat, 1916
• Multiflora Rose 'Echo' - Rosa - Hybridized by Ludorf, 1914 - Additional info: (aka Baby Tausendschon)
• Hybrid Multiflora Rose 'Chevy Chase' - Rosa - Hybridized by Hansen, 1939
• Peruvian Zinnia 'Bonita Red' - Zinnia peruviana
• Shooting Star Hoya, Wax Plant, Porcelain Flower - Hoya multiflora
• Hybrid Multiflora Rose 'Aglaia' - Rosa - Hybridized by Schmitt, 1896 - Additional info: (aka Yellow Rambler)
• Hybrid Multiflora Rose 'Tausendschon' - Rosa - Additional info: (aka Tausendschön, Thousand Beauties)
• Hybrid Multiflora, Rambler Rose 'Dawson' - Rosa - Hybridized by Dawson, 1888
• Hybrid Multiflora Rose, Found Rose 'Red Seven Sisters' - Rosa
• Hybrid Multiflora Rose 'Aennchen von Tharau' - Rosa - Hybridized by Geschwind, 1886 - Additional info: (aka Annie of Tharau)
• Hybrid Multiflora Rose, Rambler Rose 'Euphrosyne' - Rosa - Hybridized by Schmitt, 1896 - Additional info: aka Euphrosine
• Hybrid Multiflora, Hybrid Wichurana, Rambler Rose 'Aristide Briand' - Rosa - Hybridized by Penny, 1928
• Hybrid Multiflora, Rambler, Old Garden Rose 'The Garland' - Rosa - Hybridized by Wells, 1835 - Additional info: (aka Wood's Garland)
• Hybrid Multiflora, Rambler, Wichurana Rose 'Bobbie James' - Rosa - Hybridized by Sunningdale, 1961 - Additional info: (aka Bobby James)
• Hybrid Multiflora Rose, Rambler Rose 'Thalia' - Rosa - Hybridized by Scmidt, 1895 - Additional info: (aka White Rambler)
• Hybrid Multiflora Rose, Polyantha Rose, Climbing Rose 'Veilchenblau' - Rosa - Hybridized by Schmidt, 1909 - Additional info: (aka Blue Rambler, Blue Rosalie, Violet Blue)
• Hybrid Multiflora Rose, Shrub Rose 'Madame d'Arblay' - Rosa - Hybridized by Wells, 1835 - Additional info: (aka Mme d'Arblay)
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• R. multibracteata - Wild Roses and their Hybrids
• R. spinosissima 'Grandiflora' - Wild Roses and their Hybrids
• Viridiflora - China Roses

"Moschata-Hybriden" stammen zum überwiegenden Teil von "Trier" (Lambert 1911) ab, diese Sorte soll durch einen Sämling (Selbstbefruchtung) der Multiflora-Hybride "Aglaia" entstanden sein. Verfolgt man nun die Ahnenreihe von "Aglaia" findet man in der maternalen Linie Rosa multiflora und in der paternalen Linie Rêve d'Or (Noisette). Somit müsste nach der Übereinkunft zur Zuordnung von Hybriden zu einer Rosenklasse [siehe] alle mütterlicherseits von "Trier" abstammenden Rosen zu der Gruppe der Multiflora gerechnet werden.
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Ännchen von Tharau - Rosa multiflora

Asta von Parpart - Rosa multiflora

Astra Desmond - Rosa multiflora

Bleu Magenta - Rosa multiflora

Ghislaine de Féligonde - Rosa multiflora

Gruß an Hannover - Rosa multiflora

Leopold Ritter - Rosa multiflora

Mercedes - Rosa multiflora

Schloß Friedenstein - Rosa multiflora

Taunusblümchen - Rosa multiflora

Trier - Rosa multiflora

Veilchenblau - Rosa multiflora

Wartburg - Rosa multiflora

Rosa multiflora

Rosier botanique multiflora

Hybrid multifloras

Rosa centifolia var. multiflora - Centifolia, Hybrid Gallica. Pink. Strong fragrance. Small to medium, full (26-40 petals), cluster-flowered bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. USDA zone 4b through 9b. Height of 18" to 4' (45 to 120 cm). Width of 3' to 42" (90 to 105 cm). Unknown origin (1791).


Synonyme:

• Bordeaux des Dames
• Normandica
• Petite de Hollande
• Petite hollandaise
• Petite Hollande
• Petite Junon de Hollande
• Pompon des Dames
• Prinsesserose
• Rosa normandica Dum. Cour.
• Rosier des Dames
• Rosier multiflore (centifolia)

Dentelle de Bruxelles X R. multiflora nana

Aglaïa (Hybrid Multiflora, Schmitt, 1896) | Apple Blossom (Hybrid Multiflora, Burbank, 1932) | Bella Multiflora | Big-leaved Multiflora | Boutin Cels Multiflora | Burr's Multiflora | Buttercup (Multiflora, Paul, 1909) | Cels Multiflora | Chillicothe Multiflora | Clarke's Multiflora | Dazla (Hybrid Multiflora, Vibert, 1845) | Evergreen Multiflora | Francis (Multiflora, Barbier, 1907) | Kathleen (Hybrid Multiflora, Paul, 1907) | Multiflora (syn. 'Oeillet') | Multiflora de la Grifferaie | Multiflore (Hybrid Perpetual, Margottin, 1849) | Multiflore (Lawrencia, Vibert, pre-1819) | multiflore Nain Remontant | Polyantha (Single Multiflora) | | R. multiflora | R. multiflora (thornless) | R. multiflora 'Double White' | R. multiflora 'Great White' | R. multiflora adenocheata | R. multiflora alba | R. multiflora cathayensis | R. multiflora grevillei | R. multiflora hybrida 23 | R. multiflora inermis | R. multiflora japonica | R. multiflora nana | R. multiflora nana perpétuelle | R. multiflora platyphylla | R. multiflora var. adenochaeta | R. multiflora watsoniana | Single Multiflora | Violetta (Hybrid Multiflora, Turbat, 1921) | Violette (Hybrid Multiflora, Turbat, 1921) | Yellow Rambler (Hybrid Multiflora, Schmitt, 1896)

Rambling Roses: Multiflora Ramblers

These were crosses between the Chinese R. multiflora and various Hybrid Perpetuals or Hybrid Teas made around the end of the nineteenth century. Some included R. wichuraiana in their parentage through 'Crimson Rambler', an old Japanese hybrid. These are mostly quite hardy.

MULTIFLORA ADENOCHEATA - Species and Native Roses

Rosa multiflora

multiflora rose

Rosa multiflora nana

Rosa multiflora = rosier multiflore. [Rambler R | Rosa Multiflora Platyphylla; Rosier du Japon '

We found 12 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word Rosa multiflora:

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• rosa multiflora: Dictionary.com [home, info]
• Rosa multiflora: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia [home, info]
• Rosa multiflora: Rhymezone [home, info]
• rosa multiflora: Free Dictionary [home, info]
• rosa multiflora: Mnemonic Dictionary [home, info]
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• Rosa multiflora: Botanical Name listing of Plants [home, info]
• Rosa multiflora: A-Z of Plants [home, info]

Rosa multiflora

multiflora - multiflora 'Grevillei'

Rosa Multiflora

Hybrid Multiflora Roses

Hybrid Multifloras

• Photo gallery of Hybrid Multifloras
• Hybrid Multifloras featured:
• Chevy Chase (Hansen, 1939)
• Erato (Tatau, 1939)
• Geschwinds Schönste (Geschwind, 1900)
• Leopold Ritter (Geschwind, 1900)
• Maria Liesa, Maria Lisa (Liebau, 1936)
• Mercedes (Geschwind, 1886)
• Mosel (Lambert, 1920)
• Veilchenblau (Schmidt, 1909)
• Wartburg (with Bobby James and Maria Lisa) (Kiese, 1910)

• Chevy Chase (Hybrid Multiflora/Rambler, Hansen, 1939)
• Erato (Hybrid Multiflora, Tatau, 1939)
• Geschwinds Schönste (Hybrid Multiflora, Geschwind, 1900)
• Leopold Ritter (Hybrid Multiflora, Geschwind, 1900)
• Maria Liesa, Maria Lisa (Hybrid Multiflora, Liebau, 1936)
• Mercedes (Hybrid Multiflora, Geschwind, 1886)
• Mosel (Hybrid Multiflora, Lambert, 1920)
• Veilchenblau (Hybrid Multiflora, Schmidt, 1909)
• Wartburg (with Bobby James and Maria Lisa) (Hybrid Multiflora, Kiese, 1910)

• R. multiflora
• R. multiflora Nana
• Sämling v. R. multiflora?

• Geschwinds Schönste, Züchter: Geschwind, 1900, Multiflora-Hybride
• Gilda, Züchter: Geschwind, 1887, Rosa Multiflora
• Marie Jeanne, Züchter: Turbat, 1913, Rosa multiflora, Polyantha-Rose

Rosa multiflora

Rosa multiflora | multiflora rose

ROMU	Rosa multiflora Thunb.	multiflora rose
RORE3	Rosa ×rehderiana Blackb. [chinensis × multiflora]	polyantha rose

Rosa multiflora | Rosa multiflora cathayensis

multiflora - vielblütig

Rosa muscosa (Redouté) - Rose

• 009 Single Moss Rose R. centifolia ‘Andrewsii’ Rosier mousseux Rosa muscosa
• 010 Old Moss Cabbage Rose R. centifolia var. muscosa Rosier mousseux á fleurs doubles Rosa muscosa multiplex
• 165 'De La Flèche' Rose R. centifolia var. muscosa variety La Mousseuse de la Flèche Rosa Muscosa Anemone-flora

Rosa Muscosa - Rosier Mousseux

Rosa muscosa Alba - Rose

Rosids (W3)

The "Tree of Life" Web Project ("ToL") is a collaborative effort of biologists and nature enthusiasts from around the world. On more than 10,000 World Wide Web pages, the project provides information about biodiversity, the characteristics of different groups of organisms, and their evolutionary history (phylogeny).

Each page contains information about a particular group, e.g., salamanders, segmented worms, phlox flowers, tyrannosaurs, euglenids, Heliconius butterflies, club fungi, or the vampire squid. ToL pages are linked one to another hierarchically, in the form of the evolutionary tree of life. Starting with the root of all Life on Earth and moving out along diverging branches to individual species, the structure of the ToL project thus illustrates the genetic connections between all living things.

Rosiden

Die Rosiden sind eine Gruppe von Bedecktsamigen Pflanzen. Sie sind eine der zwei großen Gruppen innerhalb der Eudikotyledonen. Nach der Systematik der Angiosperm Phylogeny Group sind sie kein eigenes Taxon und entsprechen vom Umfang her ungefähr der früheren Unterklasse Rosenähnliche.
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Rosids

The rosids are members of a large clade of flowering plants, containing about 70,000 species, more than a quarter of all angiosperms. The clade is divided into 16 to 20 orders, depending upon circumscription and classification. These orders, in turn, together comprise about 140 families. The rosids and the asterids are by far the largest clades in the eudicots.

Fossil rosids are known from the Cretaceous period. Molecular clock estimates indicate that the rosids originated in the Aptian or Albian stages of the Cretaceous, between 125 and 99.6 million years ago.

Contents

• 1 The name
• 2 Relationships
• 3 Classification 3.1 Orders
• 3.2 Unplaced families
• 4 Phylogeny
• 5 References

The name

The name "rosids" is based upon the name "Rosidae", which had usually been understood to be a subclass. In 1967, Armen Takhtajan showed that the correct basis for the name "Rosidae" is a description of a group of plants published in 1830 by Friedrich Gottlieb Bartling. This clade was later renamed "Rosidae" and has been variously delimited by different authors. The name "rosids" is informal, and not assumed to have any particular taxonomic rank like the names authorized by the ICBN. The rosids are monophyletic based upon evidence found by molecular phylogenetic analysis.

Three different definitions of the rosids are currently in use. Some authors include the orders Saxifragales and Vitales in the rosids. Others exclude both of these orders. The circumscription used in this article is that of the APG II classification, which includes Vitales, but excludes Saxifragales.

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Sub rosa dictum (W3)

Tugendrose (W3)

welt-der-rosen
Rosen lateinisch
Lateinische Rosenbezeichnungen und ihre Bedeutung
Botanische Rosenbezeichnungen und ihre Bedeutung

• acicularis - nadelspitzig
• alpina - aus den Alpen stammend
• arvensis - vom Felde stammend
• bicolor - zweifarbig
• bifera - zweimalblühend
• blanda - reizend
• blush - engl. errötend, rötlich, z. B. Morning Blush - Morgenröte
• canina - "hundsgemein" sich ausbreitend
• carnea - fleischfarben
• carolina - aus Carolina /USA stammend
• chinensis - auch China stammend
• cinnamomea - zimtbraun
• copper - engl. Kupfer, kupfrigrot
• cramoisi - frz. karminrot
• cristata - kammförmig
• damascena - aus Damaskus stammend
• ferruginea - rostfarbig
• foetida - unangenehm riechend
• fraxinifolia - eschenblättrig
• gallica - gallisch d. h. aus Frankreich stammend
• glauca - blaugrün
• haematoides - blutähnlich
• hemisphaerica - halbkugelig
• hispida - steifhaarig
• inermis - unbestachelt
• levigare - glätten
• lutea - gelb
• macrophylla - großblättrig
• magnifica - großartig
• magnifique - frz. großartig
• majalis - im Mai blühend
• major - größer
• nana - niedrig, zwergig
• nitida - glänzend
• officinalis - offiziell, d. h. wurde als Arznei benutzt
• omeiensis - aus dem Bergland Omei /China
• palustris - im Sumpf wachsend
• panaché - frz. gestreift
• parvifolia - kleinblättrig
• penchés - frz. hängend
• pendulina - - hängend
• persica - aus Persien stammend
• pimpinellifolia - bibernellblättrig
• plena - gefüllt
• pteracantha - mit geflügelten Stacheln
• pumilo - - Zwerg
• repens - kriechend
• rubiginosa - rostbraun
• rubrifolia - rotblättrig
• rugotida - zusammengezogen aus rugosa und nitida
• semiplena- halbgefüllt
• semperflorens - immerblühend
• sempervirens - immergrün
• sericea oder sericeus - seidig
• setigera - borstentragend
• setipoda - mit borstigem Stiel
• spinosissima - sehr stachelig
• sulphurea - schwefelgelb
• tomentosa - filzig
• versicolor - mehrfarbig
• villosa - zottig

Vemmer, Eilike
Das kleine Rosenlatinum