Roses

Roses

Roses (Rosaceae) are a very large and diverse family. Many members are economically important for their fruit and seed kernels, while others are used as decoratives, for perfumes - and as peace offerings to angry wives.

Magnolias

Ingredients

Pome Fruit - subfamily Maloideae
- Apple, Crabapple - genus Malus
- Pear - genus Pyrus
- Quince - genus Cydonia, Pseudocydonia (Chinese), Chaenomeles (Japanese)
- Loquat - genus Eriobotrya
- Serviceberry, Juneberry - genus Amelanchier
- Hawthorn / Thornapple - genus Crataegus, Rhaphiolepis
- Medlar - genus Mespilus
- Toyon - genus Heteromeles
- Chokeberry - genus Aronia
- Rowan, Service Tree - genus Sorbus
- Rose - genus Rosa
- Firethorn - genus Pyracantha
- Osteomeles (genus) - Hawaiian Hawthorn, etc.
Berries - subfamily Rosoideae
- Blackberry, Raspberry, Cloudberry, Dewberry, Thimbleberry - brambles, genus Rubus
- Strawberries - genus Fragaria
- Burnet - genus Sanguisorba
Stone Fruit - subfamily Prunoideae alt Amygdaloideae - genus Prunus
- Peach - sp. persica
- Almond - sp. dulcis
- Apricot - sp armeniaca
- Plums
  - Japanese Plum - sp. salicina
  - Ume Plum - sp. mume
  - Damson Plum - sp. domestica subsp. insititia
  - Cherry Plum - sp. cerasefera
  - Oregon Plum - sp. subcordata
  - Beach Plum - sp. maritima
  - Canadian Plum - sp nigra
- Cherries
  - Sweet Cherry - sp. avium
  - Sour Cherry - sp. cerasus
  - Black Cherry - sp serotina
  - Nanking Cherry - sp. tomentosa
  - Mahaleb Cherry - sp. mahaleb
  - Ground Cherry - sp. fruticosa
  - Cherry - sp. speciosa
  - Himalayan Cherry - sp. cerasoides
  - Japanese Bird Cherry - sp. grayana
  - Pin Cherry - sp. pensylvanica
- Sloe Berry Blackthorn - sp. spinosa

Links

R1 - Rose Fruits - WaynesWord.

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