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Rosa macrophylla Lindl., Ros. Monogr. 35, pl. 6 35 1820. (Syn: Rosa alpina var. macrophylla (Lindl.) Boulenger; Rosa guilelmi-waldemarii Kl.; Rosa hemsleyana Täckholm; Rosa hoffmeisteri Kl.; Rosa hookeriana Wall.; Rosa macrophylla var. crasseaculeata Vilmorin; Rosa macrophylla var. hookeriana Hook. fil.; Rosa rubeoides Andr.; Rosa setipoda Hemsl. & E. H. Wilson; Rosa torulosa Wall. ex Hook. fil.);
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China (NE-Yunnan), S-Tibet, Bhutan, India, Jammu & Kashmir (Ladakh, Zanskar, Poonch, Kashmir), Sikkim, Chumbi, Nepal, Afghanistan (Kunar / Nuristan, Nangarhar), Pakistan (Kurram, Chitral, Swat, Murree, Hazara), Pakistani Kashmir (Baltistan) as per Catalogue of Life;
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RO-zuh — referring to the rose genus, or the color
mak-roh-FIL-uh — large leaf . commonly known as: Himalayan rose, big hip rose . Native to: Himalayas (2400 – 3700 m) . Shrub with yellowish-brown twigs; prickles uniform, usually in pairs at the base of leaves, straight or or ascending, absent on flowering stems; leaves with leaflets 9-11, simply or doubly serrulate, 1.5-5 cm long, elliptic or lanceolate; terminal leaflet with more than 8 lateral veins; flowers solitary or 2-3 in a cluster, 3-5 cm diam., red or pink, pedicel as long or longer than fruit, thin, often with stalked glands; sepals entire, long, dilated at apex, persistent; hip oblong-ovoid, 2.5-3 cm long, with distinct neck, densely covered with stalked glands, rarely smooth, red when mature. .
Rosaceae Week: Rosa macrophylla from Gulmarg, Kashmir-GSSEP84/84 : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (4) Rosa macrophylla Lindl., Ros. Monogr. 335. t. 6. 1820.
Shrub with yellowish-brown twigs; prickles uniform, usually in pairs at the base of leaves, straight or or ascending, absent on flowering stems; leaves with leaflets 9-11, simply or doubly serrulate, 1.5-5 cm long, elliptic or lanceolate; terminal leaflet with more than 8 lateral veins; flowers solitary or 2-3 in a cluster, 3-5 cm diam., red or pink, pedicel as long or longer than fruit, thin, often with stalked glands; sepals entire, long,
dilated at apex, persistent; hip oblong-ovoid, 2.5-3 cm long, with distinct neck, densely covered with stalked glands, rarely smooth, red when mature. Photographed from Gulmarg Kashmir in last week of June There has been long-term confusion and uncertainty as to how to distinguish between SOME forms of Rosa webbiana and the xerophytic forms of Rosa macrophylla. This matter needs further investigation.
Rosaceae Week :: Rosa macrophylla … Manali:
Rosa macrophylla Lindl. RO-zuh — referring to the rose genus, or the color
mak-roh-FIL-uh — large leaf [image: Rosa macrophylla] <http://www.google.com/flickr.com%2Fphotos%2Fdi…>
May 31, 2008 … Manali, Himachal Pradesh commonly known as: Himalayan rose, big hip rose
Native to: Himalayas (2400 – 3700 m)
Yes …. Often confuses with R. webbiana At the present time, I consider this does come within what I understand to be Rosa macrophylla. … is correct that confusion with some forms of Rosa webbiana exists.
Rosa macrophylla Lindl., Ros. Monogr. 335. t. 6. 1820.
Shrub with yellowish-brown twigs; prickles uniform, usually in pairs at the base of leaves, straight or or ascending, absent on flowering stems; leaves with leaflets 9-11, simply or doubly serrulate, 1.5-5 cm long, elliptic or lanceolate; terminal leaflet with more than 8 lateral veins; flowers solitary or 2-3 in a cluster, 3-5 cm diam., red or pink, pedicel as long or longer than fruit, thin, often with stalked glands; sepals entire, long,
dilated at apex, persistent; hip oblong-ovoid, 2.5-3 cm long, with distinct neck, densely covered with stalked glands, rarely smooth, red when mature. Photographed from Gulmarg Kashmir in last week of June
Rosaceae Week : Rose Fruits for ID : 061011 : AK-2:
Picture taken at Pahalgam, Kashmir on the 7th of Sept,11. Found growing wild on a slope very close to Lidder River. These look similar to the ones posted by … Rosa webbiana from Ladakh. Rosa macrophylla, I wrote there also On the basis of the hips (unfortunately not in close-ups but still appear quite distinctive) I am in agreement with… that this is probably Rosa macrophylla.
VOF Week: Rosa macrophylla ??- Rosaceae at VOF:
I had seen this Rosaceae sp. at VOF. Flowers posted here are from 3 trees. I hope all these are Rosa macrophylla??. Tree-1: IMG_2457 & IMG_2460 Tree-2: IMG_2564 & IMG_2565 Tree-3: IMG_3090 Yes … Beautiful snaps I do think these come within Rosa macrophylla.
VOF Week; Rosa macrophylla from Valley of Flowers:
This shrub was shot from near entry gate of Valley of Flowers and also from surroundings…. Rosa macrophylla Roxb. I do consider these come within Rosa macrophylla.
4 AUG 12 Very nice depiction of floral parts. I think these probably come within Rosa macrophylla – though the shape of the hips looks atypical.
VOF Week 290812_DS_02: Rosa macrophylla (family Rosaceae). I am still waiting for upload of Rosa webbiana. Should have been common at lowers altitudes. May be flowering was over. It is much similar to Rosa macrophylla but calyx lobes are smaller not with expanded tips. I do consider these come within Rosa macrophylla.
VoF Week: Rosa macrophylla from the way to Ghangriya: Yes … Very good photographs. I do consider these come within Rosa macrophylla. . Rose Plant Fruits : Pahalgam : 230114 : AK-15 : 4 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (1).
Bright Red fruits seen on a Rose plant in Pahalgam on 7/9/2011. I have wrongly named two diff ids.
Rosa macrophylla & Rosa webbiana.
Kindly confirm the right one. Rosa macrophylla I hope.
Rosaceae Fortnight :: Rosa macrophylla :: Govind Ghat – Ghangaria :: DVSEP14 : 1 post by 1 author. 6 images.
Rosa macrophylla Lindl.
along Govind Ghat – Ghangaria trail on August 1, 2012
along Ghangaria – Govind Ghat trail on August 4, 2012
  Rosaceae Fortnight-Rosa macrophylla from Himachal-GSG01/Sept 2015 : 2 posts by 2 authors. 2 images.
Himachal Pradesh has four (?) species of native Rose species. I’ll try to share photographs of all these four species vide this mail and the following mails.
The following are the images of flowers and fruits of Rosa macrophylla. Nice photographs … Correctly identified as Rosa macrophylla – lovely images again.
Rosaceae Week : Rose Fruits for ID : 061011 : AK-3:
Taken at Gulmarg, Kashmir on the 11th of Sept,11. Growing wild by the roadside… couldn’t see any flowers.
These fruits were little bigger than the previous ones. I am in agreement with … that this hip appears to be of Rosa macrophylla.
Rosaceae Fortnight: Rosa macrophylla_Kashmir : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (2) . Fwd: Rosa macrophylla in Ladakh? : 1 post by 1 author.
I have just noticed that Stewart records Rosa macrophylla as a very common and very variable pink rose in N.Pakistan, Ladakh and Kashmir @ 2100-3600m. I had thought it was NOT recorded from Ladakh.
CLEARLY, there has been long-standing confusion between some forms of Rosa webbiana and some forms of R.macrophylla…..
Flowers of the Himalaya says “There are many forms of R.macrophylla which are hardly distinguishable from R.webbiana“.
This NEEDS further study.
Fruit for Id pl.Is it some wild Pomegranate ? This looks to wild rose, fruits of Rosa sp. I also feel it is wild rose hip only. These hips seem to be closest to what I understand to be is a xerophytic form of Rosa macropyhlla – rather than the common xerophytic rose of Ladakh, Rosa webbiana.
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Rosa macrophylla AT JAN 2017/04 : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (1)
Fruits of Rosa macrophylla . SK 3039 12 October 2021: 7 very high res. images. Location: Jumla, Nepal
Altitude: 2561m.
Date: 18 August 2021
Habit : Wild Rosa webbiana Wallich ex Royle. ?? I think more closer to images at Rosa macrophylla rather than those at Rosa webbiana Yes …, you are right ! Rosa macrophylla Lindl. .
SK 3627 22 August 2022: 4 very high res. images. Location: Narakot, Jumla, Nepal
Altitude: 2400m.
Date: 30 May 2022
Habit : Wild Rosa webbiana Wallich ex Royle ??
I think it is Rosa macrophylla Lindl., as per images and details herein. . References:
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