Rosaceae
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Names and connections
Rose family (Plants)
- Broader: Rosales
- Narrower: Adenostoma
- Narrower: Alchemilla
- Narrower: Amelanchier
- Narrower: Apples
- Narrower: Aronia
- Narrower: Bencomia
- Narrower: Cercocarpus
- Narrower: Chamaebatia
- Narrower: Cinquefoils
- Narrower: Coleogyne
- Narrower: Cotoneasters
- Narrower: Cydonia (Plants)
- Narrower: Dryas
- Narrower: Eriobotrya
- Narrower: Geum
- Narrower: Hawthorns
- Narrower: Kerria japonica
- Narrower: Luetkea
- Narrower: Medlars (Plants)
- Narrower: Osteomeles
- Narrower: Pears
- Narrower: Polylepis
- Narrower: Prunus
- Narrower: Purshia
- Narrower: Pyracantha
- Narrower: Roses
- Narrower: Rubus
- Narrower: Sanguisorba
- Narrower: Sarcopoterium
- Narrower: Sieversia
- Narrower: Sorbus
- Narrower: Spireas
- Narrower: Strawberries
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 324329833972777472 · morton4x16-v1
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