Clustered Rose

A western North American wild rose often associated with moist places, stream edges, and open habitats.

Overview

Common Name

Clustered Rose

Scientific Name

Rosa pisocarpa

Family

Rosaceae

Region

North American

Group

Rose

Native Range

Pacific Coast, Western North America

Verification

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Fun Facts

Clustered Rose is named for its tendency to bear flowers or hips in clusters.
It is one of the native roses recognized in western North American flora.
It may occur in moist lowland or streamside habitats.
It supports pollinators and wildlife when growing in suitable places.

Notes

This entry should be reviewed against state or provincial flora sources for exact range and habitat details.

Reference Links

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Entry URL

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Entry Type

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Slug

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