### plant | tracheophyte | bush | rose:

Briar
* are thorny shrubs or cane-producing plants.
* rip at their ears and tails.

Healthy rose
* are more able to survive cold.
* produce the maximum number of flowers.

Miniature rose
* are a way to have a variety of blooms in a small space
  - less than a foot tall and exhibit fine foliage and very small flowers
* tend to grow in a tangle.

Modern rose
* Many modern roses originate from only eight to ten wild species.
* Most modern roses grown in Iowa require protection during winter months.
* are the hybrid teas, grandifloras, floribundas, polyanthas and tree roses
  - most common type of rose found at the garden center or nursery
* rebloom sporadically through the summer after a main flush in the spring.

Pink rose
* are the roses used to make essential oils
  - usually one of two virtually identical varieties grown in Ecuador
* symbolize grace and gentility in modern rose vocabulary.

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Red rose
* are for love and passion
  - given as a symbol of love, beauty, and passion
  - symbolic of love and respect
* make people think of love, beauty, and passion.
* symbolize pure love from the heart.
* tend to have more scent than lighter-colored ones.
+ Flower, Flowers for people, null, Special meanings:
  * Flowers were used to signal meanings in the time when social meetings between men and women was difficult. Lilies make people think of life. Red roses make people think of love, beauty, and passion. In Britain, Australia and Canada, poppies are worn on Memorial Day as a mark of respect for those who served and died in wars. Daisies make people think of children and innocence.

Tea rose
* Most Tea roses are vigorous, relatively easy to propagate, and long-lived.
* are either bushy plants or climbers

White rose
* are for true love and purity of the mind.
* are symbolic of innocence and secrecy
  - unity, love, beauty, innocence, and respect
* come in long stem or rough cut.
* signify spiritual love and purity.
* symbolize reverence and humility.
* tend to get faded after several hours.

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Wild rose
* Some wild roses grow in mountains.
* are erect or climbing shrubs
  - host plants for a number of pests and diseases
  - the same as their domesticated cousins in that respect
  - used by bees to make honey and humming birds use the nectar to feed their babies
* can come in very different colors shapes and sizes.
* contribute greatly as a food source for wildlife.
* range from prostrate shrubs to enormous climbers.
* thrive along the shore where raccoons gather meals of freshwater clams.

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Yellow rose
* are given by friends of the deceased to symbolize their strong ties
  - symbolic of joy and friendship
* attach a light tulle veil to backside.
* show happiness and friendship, as well as joy, hope and freedom
  - sunny feelings of joy, warmth, and sometimes welcome
* signify joy and gladness
  - joy, gladness and freedom in the modern rose lexicon
* symbolize joy and friendship.
+ Rose, Symbolism
  * Yellow - Yellow roses are usually used as an expression of. Yellow roses show sunny feelings of joy, warmth, and sometimes welcome. They are symbols of friendship and caring. The yellow rose, unlike some of the other roses, does not mean or express any romance.

Sagebrush
* are members of the sunflower family.
* grows on dry, porous soils
  - the open slopes, and dense riparian vegetation down in the canyon
* takes decades to regenerate, and bare land can easily be overtaken by noxious weeds.

### plant | tracheophyte | bush | sagebrush:

Big sagebrush
* are sagebrushs.
* is common in valleys
  - essential to the lives of sage grouse
  - the most common shrub

Bigelow sagebrush
* is palatable to most livestock and wildlife species
  - wildlife and livestock wherever it occurs
* produces seed in abundance.