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Rosa arborea Pers.

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy
Rank
SPECIES
Published in
Synopsis plantarum, Synopsis plantarum; 1805, 50, 1806

Classification

kingdom
Plantae
phylum
Tracheophyta
class
Magnoliopsida
order
Rosales
family
Rosaceae
genus
Rosa
species
Rosa moschata

Name

Homonyms
Rosa arborea Pers.
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