Multiflora Rose
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The
Multiflora rose is mostly grown in the East region ( china, japan,
Korea, Asia ). The Multiflora rose was introduced to America in 1866.
The Multiflora rose does grow aggressively and it produces large
numbers of fruits that are eaten by different birds. The Multiflora rose
has a thick stem. The Multiflora rose exclude most native shrubs and
herbs from establishing and the Multiflora rose may be detrimental to
nesting of native birds. The Multiflora rose is native in the Eastern
Asia. Also the Multiflora rose was planted in the mid-west for living
fences and soil conservation. The habitat for the multiflora rose occurs
in successional fields and pastures also found along roadsides. The
Multiflora rose has a wide tolerance for soil, moisture and light
conditions. The Multiflora rose grows aggressively and produces a large
numbers of fruits that are eaten and dispersed by a variety of birds
creating more Multiflora rose plants everywhere the birds dispersed.
The
impacts I think the Multiflora rose shrub can reach up to 15 feet and
form a dense thickness. The stems are long. The Multiflora rose leaves
are alternate an
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compound. Also the Multiflora rose has a impact on forestry and
foresters.The best ways to remove the Multiflora rose is to pull the
multiflora rose by the end of the shrub and make sure to get the roots
out. Also beware because there is thorns on the multiflora rose. Also
another way to get rid of the multiflora rose is to wrap a chain and
hook the chain to your car or pull the chain till the Multiflora rose is
fully out of the ground. Currently we have not found the Multiflora
rose on our campus.
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