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R. moschata...Nastarana...and called Gul e Reschti (Rose de Rescht) by the residents at Bebehan in southern Persia (Haussknecht, idem, but more tender, larger leaflets, slightly serrated, small full deep purple-pink ["purpureo" = not used in today's sense of purple; e.g. Christ defines R. gallica L. also as purpureo] blooms).

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R. Gallica. Provincialis (Ait. Kew. ed. 2, II, 261).- Differs [From R. gallica L.] by larger glossy serrated foliage, abundant...wine-purple, generally semi-double. - R. centifolia Boiss. Fl. Or. II, 676. Habitat. Mountain thickets of Pir Omar Gudrun in Kurdistan (Haussk. 368) to Pyramus in the Nur mountain in Cilicia as source (Ky. Suppl. 49). Geographic Area. Western and central France, Italy.

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R. Gallica L. (L. Sp. 704). Description in Latin. R. pumila Jacq. Austr. tab. 198. Habitat. Peloponnes (Fauché), Mount Athos (Griseb.) and Mount Pindus in northern Greece (Haussk., Heldr. a. 1885); Alemdag (Noë 802) and Tokat in Anatolia (Wied. 1). Geographic Area. from central and south-west Europe to Hungary and Volhynia.

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R. moschata...Nastarana...differs [from Rosa moschata Mill Dict. No. 13] by smaller, denser, acutely serrated glabrous and glaucous foliage, less pubescent highly glandular petioles, repeatedly emitting solitary flowers from the the side of the leaves of this year's shoots. Found in the province of Khorassan in Iran, between Meshed and Herat, and in gardens in Kirmanshah in the west, a tree less than 20' tall, called Nastaran in Persian (see Haussknecht [Dr. Carl Haussknecht, who later established an important Herbarium in Jena/Germany]) and called Gul e Reschti (Rose de Rescht) by the residents at Bebehan in southern Persia (Haussknecht, idem, but more tender, larger leaflets, slightly serrated, small full deep purple-pink ["purpureo" = not used in today's sense of purple; e.g. Christ defines R. gallica L. also as purpureo] blooms).