Rosa Chinensis (Noun)
Meaning
Shrubby Chinese rose; ancestor of many cultivated garden roses.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- Rosa chinensis, also known as the shrubby Chinese rose, is a species of rose native to central and southern China and has become the ancestor of many cultivated garden roses.
- Fresh semihardwood cuttings of Rosa chinensis were collected from a rose garden in the Southwest region of Korea to conduct plant hormone sensitivity and polyembryony.
- Chinese people appreciate roses much less in cultivation today and thus make full use of flowers which look attractive because flowers represent harmony; only after artificial pollen supply there a was discovery: true genetic cause at different combinations arose genetic genetic instability, rose varieties like Rosa chinensis.
- The Old Garden Roses are a mixed group of roses and originated from European Old World Roses as well as the shrubby Rosa chinensis grown in Chinese gardens for centuries.
- Rosa chinensis, the Chinese rose, is the most immediate precursor and true ancestor to the modern gardens hybrids of roses.