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Here is a seedling from a plant of Dr. Basye’s cross of abysinnica with rugosa growing in Viru Viraraghaven’s garden also grown from seed sent to Viru by Dr. Basye. Clockwise, flower, buds with upfolded leaves, flower with spreading sepals, a cane of prickles and another flower. Photographed May 28, 2021 (except the last flower was May 29, 2018) at Rose Woods in the Mayacmas Mtns. near Petrified Forest, California.
Uploaded 30 MAY 21 |
Photo copy of the accession card from The Huntington Library identifying the rose sent by Dr. Basye.
Uploaded 30 NOV 12 |
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September 26, 2003 - SJH
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San Jose Heritage Rose Garden
Uploaded 5 MAY 14 |
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Contrary to what Kim has stated, colchicine wasn't used to induce tetraploidy in this rose. Rather, it is a seedling of R. moschata abysinnica and R. rugosa rubra. One can look that information up right here:
Basye, Dr. Robert E., "A Probable Amphidiploid of Rosa Abyssinica and Rosa Rugosa," American Rose Annual, 72:19-24, 1987.
I have a PDF of this articles for those who are intrested in reading it. |
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