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Characterizing the Flowering Phenology of Rosa rugosa Thunb. as an Ecosystem Service in the Context of Climate Change in Kupinovo (Vojvodina), Serbia [PDF]
PlantsGiven the growing impact of climate change, this study examines the flowering phenology of Rosa rugosa Thunb. in Kupinovo (Vojvodina, Serbia). Data collected over 18 years (2007–2024) were analyzed to assess changes in primary flowering, while secondary ...
Mirjana Ljubojević +6 more
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Rhizogenesis in Shrub rose cultivated in vitro
Trakya University Journal of Natural SciencesThe study of the reproduction characteristics of roses of the garden class Shrub, the defini-tion of the dependence of the hormonal determination of explant rhizogenesis on the con-centrations of phytohormones that are part of the nutrient medium, are ...
Yevhen Mazur +3 more
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The modern assortment of roses for a therapeutic rose garden on the territory of the City Hospital № 3 n.a. Dasha Sevastopolskaya [PDF]
BIO Web of Conferences, 2022 The creation of therapeutic rose garden on the territories of medical institutions in the Crimea is urgent and extremely necessary. 25% of the modern assortment of garden roses have different scents.
Uleyskaya L.I. +2 more
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Rose Pests and Diseases in Florida
EDIS, 2012 Roses are one of the most popular flowering shrubs in Florida and the United States. Valued for their beautiful and often fragrant blooms, roses have been cultivated in gardens for centuries as vines.
Gary W. Knox +2 more
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SHRUB ROSES: LOW MAINTENANCE? [PDF]
HortScience, 1996 Twelve shrub rose cultivars were evaluated for pest resistance in the southern Blue Ridge mountains under high humidity and rainfall (1.34 inches per week average during the 1994 and 1995 growing seasons). `Albo plena', `Blanc Double de Coubert', `Fru Dagmar Hastrup', `Roseraie de l'Hay', R. rugosa
Richard E. Bir +2 more
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Horticulturae, 2022 Flower scent is an important trait of ornamental roses and has been an important character in the selection processes. In the present study, the composition of the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted by both petals and pollen of 21 garden roses ...
Matteo Caser, Valentina Scariot
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Journal of Horticultural Research, 2023 Climate change and warming affect the development cycle of ornamental plants and, thus, their quality and ornamental value. The study aimed to investigate the flowering phenology of 37 cultivars of shrub roses in response to meteorological conditions ...
Włodarczyk Zofia +3 more
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Landscape Performance of Buck Roses under Minimal-input Conditions in North-central Texas
HortTechnology, 2020 Griffith Buck (Iowa State University) bred roses (Rosa sp.) to survive long, cold winters and hot, humid summers yet still retain their foliage without fungicides.
Derald Harp +5 more
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Radiofrequency Identification Tagging in Ornamental Shrubs: An Application in Rose [PDF]
HortTechnology, 2010 Plant tagging using radiofrequency identification (RFID) microchips is attractive for ornamental shrubs, such as rose ( Rosa spp.), due to their high market value, wide distribution, health certification system, and numerous uses.
A. Luvisi +7 more
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Cytogenetics, ploidy, and genome sizes of rose (Rosa spp.) cultivars and breeding lines
Ornamental Plant Research, 2023 Roses (Rosa spp. L.) are valuable horticultural crops with global production, markets, and utilization. Cytogenetics of roses can be complicated with variation in ploidy among species and hybrids and occurrence of unreduced gametes, unbalanced (canina ...
Davis D. Harmon +4 more
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