Multi+Flora+Rose

QR code here Multi Flora Rose //Rosa multiflora// N 40° 20° 145° W 80° 06° 93° Audio pronunciation here
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 * Thorny stems; Toothed Leaflets || White flowers || Multi Flora Rose hips or berries ||
 * **Leaf**: Alternate ;5 to 10 cm long; 5 to 9 sharply toothed leaflets; the leaves are green;
 * Form**:The multi flora rose is a shrub that has long stems that arch over.
 * Fruit**:The small red berries found on this plant are called hips.
 * Bark:** The stems are either smooth and green with downward curving thorns or covered by a thin layer of bark.
 * Range:** The multi flora rose is an invasive species originally from eastern Asia. It now lives in different areas across the US.
 * Economic/Ecological Importance:**
 * This plant is very prolific. It lives in many different habitats including woodlands, fields, savannas, and prairies.
 * Because of this, it can crowd out many native plant species.
 * This plant is not toxic.
 * It can provides wildlife cover for animals like pheasants, bobwhite quails, and cottontail rabbits.
 * Its berries are eaten by songbirds.
 * This plant causes a problem to many farmers' pastures where it disrupts cattle grazing.
 * Some people use this plant as an ornamental shrub. ||  || [[image:http://el.erdc.usace.army.mil/pmis/mergedProjects/Plants/image/rosa_multiflora.jpg width="366" height="325"]] ||

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