Rosa rugosa

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Rosa rugosa is a hardy, fragrant wild rose species known for its wrinkled leaves, large pink or white flowers, and bright rose hips, commonly used in coastal landscaping and traditional medicine.

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Rosa rugosa canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rose
species of plant
attracts bees
butterflies
authority Thunb.
binomialName Rosa rugosa
class Magnoliopsida
commonName Japanese rose
Ramanas rose
rugosa rose
contains flavonoids
tannins
vitamin C
ecologicalImpact can be invasive outside native range
family Rosaceae
flowerColor pink
white
flowerFragrance fragrant
floweringSeason late spring to autumn
flowerSize large
fruitColor bright red
fruitType rose hip
fruitUse source of vitamin C
used for jams and jellies
used for teas
genus Rosa
growthHabit deciduous shrub
habitat coastal areas
sand dunes
sea shores
introducedTo Europe
New Zealand
North America
northern Europe coasts
kingdom Plantae
leafDescription wrinkled leaves
leafMargin serrated
leafType pinnate
nativeTo China
Japan
Korea
eastern Asia
southeastern Siberia
order Rosales
phylum Tracheophyta
pollination insect-pollinated
propagation cuttings
seeds
suckers
taxonRank species
tolerance cold hardy
poor soils tolerant
salt spray tolerant
typicalHeight 1–2 m
use coastal landscaping
erosion control
hedge plant
ornamental shrub
traditional medicine

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Rosoideae containsTaxon Rosa rugosa
Rosa rugosa binomialName Rosa rugosa