The genus Rosa L. (Rosaceae) was recently treated floristically for North America, but range extensions and an additional taxon have been confirmed since then and are detailed here. These new reports document range extensions in the US and Canada of some native and introduced Rosa species, and new distributions and population data for several established Rosa hybrids (nothospecies). Some introd...

Nature of Work: ‘Santa Rosa’ magnolia, a selection of the native Magnolia virginiana L. (Sweet Bay magnolia) introduced by Woodlanders Nursery, Aiken, S.C. in 1979, is an upright, evergreen tree with an open growth habit. Leaves of ‘Santa Rosa’ are larger than the species as are the lemon scented flowers (Raulston, personal communication). These attributes along with height growth that approach...

Abstract The increasing interest in healthy and natural foods has raised the attention towards uncommon or unexplored ingredients, such as edible flowers. These products are proven to be a rich source of bioactive compounds, for example, vitamins polyphenols that play an important role health promotion disease prevention. However, plant species with flowers numerous most them still need studied...

BACKGROUND AND AIMS The taxonomical structure of the polymorphic subgenus Rosa section Caninae is highly complex due to the combination of some unusual features: the unique polyploid chromosomal constitution, the heterogamic canina meiosis, the ability to hybridize interspecifically, and the predominantly matroclinal inheritance. Although most taxonomists agree on the subdivision of the section...

background and objectives: alzheimer's disease (ad) is an age dependent disorder. ad is associated with decrease of brain acetylcholine level. nowadays, one of the methods for progression inhibition of ad is using acetylcholinesterase inhibitors. rosaceae is a large plant family. different biological effects of some species of this family have been reported. the aim of the present study was to ...