Rosa rugosa (weed)
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Rosa rugosa (weed) Thunb. - (seaside rose)
This species of rose is native to north-eastern Asia and invasive in various temperate regions of Europe and North America. It has often been introduced as an ornamental and escaped cultivation. The weed is a spiny, woody shrub 1-1½ m high which can form dense thickets in coastal areas like sandy dunes. These can completely displace the original vegetation.
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| • Deutsch: | Kartoffel-Rose |
| • English: | seaside rose Japanese rose |
| • Español: | rosa japonesa |
| • Français: | Rosier rugueux |
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