Baldhip Rose

A western North American wild rose associated with woodlands, forest edges, and shaded habitats.

Overview

Common Name

Baldhip Rose

Scientific Name

Rosa gymnocarpa

Family

Rosaceae

Region

North American

Group

Rose

Native Range

Western North America, Pacific Coast region

Verification

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Fun Facts

Baldhip Rose is known for distinctive hips that can lose their sepals, giving a bare or bald appearance.
It is often associated with woodland and forest-edge habitats.
It is generally smaller and more delicate than some larger thicket-forming roses.
Its flowers can support native pollinators.

Notes

This entry should be checked with regional flora sources for range, morphology, and habitat details.

Reference Links

Quick Info

Entry URL

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Entry Type

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Slug

rosa-gymnocarpa

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