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I wonder if this is the rose variety know as Ilias (伊利亚特).
See the following: tengbenyueji.com/shrubroses/3174.html
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more information here: www.meillandrichardier.com/rosier-charlotte-rampling-r-meihirvin.html
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Definitely not thornless and the leaves don't look very HP unless the plant is from late in the era when some were as much china as damask. The flowers look HP but to my nose they have a very strong lemon scent which suggests china or other influence. I have never known a citrus-scented HP.
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Why is it marked “tetraploid” on the main page whereas in the reference it was often cited as “triploid”?
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yesterday by
 jedmar
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Please see the Member Comments of 2021 regarding conflicting information on the ploidy of 'Gloire des Rosomanes'. The 2003 reference of "triploid" is based on an 1954 article in the American Rose Annual. The ploidy was however measured as "tetraploid" in the most recent study of 2016. We have added this reference now. It is possible that different clones of GDR are in commerce.
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Ericchn
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