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I know this is an illustration (and not a photo), but what are those things I see on the stem? Which begs the question: how did that dinosaur Devoniensis produce a thornless rose? The first, and only reference to ‘Cornelia Cook’ 1855 being thornless, appeared 49 years later in 1904
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31 DEC 21 by
 jedmar
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Well, it says "almost thornless" and the other pictures don't show any, except maybe one under a leaf?
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Thanks Jedmar. I almost see the point.
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