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'Glabra' rose Reviews & Comments
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Report of the Secretary of Agriculture for 1870 (1871) p. 415
Food Products of the North American Indians
Ash-leafed rose, (Rosa fraxinifolia.)—This plant grows in the Cascade Mountains, where the Indians eat its fruit.
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Synopsis of the Flora of Colorado (1874)
Thomas Conrad Porter, John Merle Coulter
p. 38
Rosa Fraxinifolia. Bork. Resembles R. blanda. Flowers large, 3' in diameter; fruit larger, 6'to 8' in diameter; 2° to 3° high, growing solitary on dry ridges.—In the mountains, Hon. John Scott.
[° = foot, ' = inch]
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29 DEC 14 by
Hortus
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Rosa fraxinifolia Borkh. is synonym for Rosa majalis J. Herrmann.
Rosa fraxinifolia Lindl. is synonym for Rosa blanda Ait.
Rosa fraxinifolia Borr. ex Hook. is synonym for Rosa nutkana C.Presl.
(http://www.catalogueoflife.org/col/search/all/key/Rosa+fraxinifolia)
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