Rosa multiflora


Scientific Name:Rosa multiflora
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Family:Rosaceae
Common Name:Multiflora Rose
Authority: Thunb.
Etymology:Rosa = Latin for "rose" and multiflora = Latin for "many-flowered"
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Wetness:FACU
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Genus in Illinois:
22
Duration:Perennial
Reproduction:Monoecious
Flower Type:Perfect
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Flower Color:White
Growth Habit:Vine
Leaf Arrangement:Alternate
Leaf Type:Pinnate Compound
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Distribution:BONAP Distribution Map
Status (State):Not Listed
Status (Federal):Not Listed
ID Tips:leaves have serrated stipules
Gee Whiz:This non-native rose has many more smaller and white flowers while our native roses have fewer, larger, pink flowers.
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More Info:Illinois Wildflowers Search