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Family Rosaceae

Family Rosaceae

Family Rosaceae, the Rose FamilyName: Rosaceae

Meaning of Name:
Rosaceae, from Latin rosa (‘rose’) + Latin -āceae (the feminine plural of -āceus, ‘resembling’, a suffix used to form the taxonomic family names of plants, algae, bacteria, and fungi)

Common Name:
The rose family

Botanical Information:
Rosaceae, or the rose family, contains over 90 genera and just over 4,500 species. Most are perennial and deciduous shrubs and trees, but the family is very broad and includes evergreens, climberz, and perennial and annual herbaceous species.

This is an economically important family with many fruit and ornamental plants. The ornamentals include the roses and photonias, and the fruits include almond, peach, plum, pear, apple, rspberry, blackberry and strawberry cultivars.

The Rosaceae family is defined by three subfamilies: Rosoideae, Amygdaloideae, and Dryadoideae.

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Family: Rosaceae (the rose family: includes roses, peaches, apricots) Genus: Sanguisorba (includes burnets) Botanical/Binomial Name: Sanguisorba minor Meaning of Name: Sanguisorba, from Latin sanguis (‘blood’) + sorba (from Latin sorbēre ‘to absorb’): a reference to medicinal use of this plant..
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