'95-1' rose Reviews & Comments
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17 MAR 12 by
 zlesak
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This rose was used in two published studies.
One of them is:
Zlesak, Thill, and Anderson 2005 Trifluralin-mediated polyploidization of Rosa chinensis minima (Sims)
Voss seedlings Euphytica 141: 281–290
Open pollinated seedlings of it were used for chromosome doubling.
The other paper is to study the transmission of horizontal black spot resistance. It was used as a parent and found to transmit resistance pretty readily.
Whitaker and Hokanson 2009 Partial resistance to black spot disease in diploid
and tetraploid roses: general combining ability
and implications for breeding and selection Euphytica 169:421–429
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1 JAN 12 by
Tessie
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What a nice rose, David. The foliage is very interesting--looks as if cut out by pinking shears.;) It also reminds me a bit of the leaves on lemon balm. The flower form and all the sprays are quite attractive too. Does it have any fragrance?
Melissa
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17 MAR 12 by
zlesak
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Hi Melissa,
It does have a little fragrance. I especially like that it is near thornless and blooms a lot.
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