Multiflora rose
Rosa multiflora
FOUND by Bumblebees2009-10-19
York
ID Questioned
Quality checked by Mr. Blake
Peer reviewed by Purple Bananas
Field Notes
I see Bright colors such as leaves and trees. I hear leaves rustling in the background and birds chirping. There was also cars in the background.
I was surprised to find Thorns, bright colored leaves, burrs and mud.
Supporting Evidence
The leaves were green and pointy on the end. The berries were red, and the stem was brown and had thorns on them.
Species Observation: Species Looked For
Did you find it?:
I think I found it
Scientific name:
Rosa multifloraCommon name:
Multiflora rose
Count of individuals:
Coverage:
Reproduction:
Sampling method:
Quadrat (randomized- placement)
Place Studied
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Latitude:
N 43.145080 °
Longitude:
W -70.660450 °
Observation Site Information
Name:
Bumblebees's visit to York Middle School upland/wetland edge
Habitat:
Upland - Forest
Trip Information
Name:
York Upland - YMS
Trip date:
Mon, 2009-10-19 13:00
Town or city:
York
Type of investigation:
Species and Habitat Survey
Ecosystem:
Upland
Watershed:
Portsmouth Harbor
Sampling Method:
Just looking around
Quadrat (user-placement)
Nearest waterbody:
York River
Comments
who do u think i am
i am not les.
Hi Les, Sorry about that. Our
Hi Les,
Sorry about that. Our picture that we took of the leaves were blurry. Our actual plant had an arched stem that was thick with curved thorns. Our leaves were Compound Pinnate and Toothed edges. There were 5-9 leaves on the plant. We will try to find a descent picture on the leaves for the website.
The Bumblebee Team
Hi Bumblebees, I questioned
Hi Bumblebees,
I questioned your identification because I couldn't see any leaves. Your sketch looks like a leaflet but you really need a leaf with the attached stipule to be sure. There are usually a lot of fruits in clusters in typical Rosa multiflora.
Les