How To Use Multiflora rose In A Sentence
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Multiflora rose (Rosa multiflora Thunb.) was the fifth-most problematic species.
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Inclusion of some sheep or goats with cattle is required to ensure long term animal control of multiflora rose in pastures.
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Any successful multiflora rose control program requires some yearly retreatment or proper grazing management.
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Multiflora rose, kudzu, and oriental bittersweet are substantially less abundant in the coastal plain, where agriculture is extensively practiced.
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Presently, three biotic agents have become destructive pests on multiflora rose and show potential to provide eventual significant biological control.
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Of interest too are the ‘hot spots’ of occurrence indicated by the darkest shade, especially in the distributions of Chinese privet, multiflora rose, and kudzu.
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Of the 18 species surveyed in this study, Microstegium, Japanese honeysuckle, Chinese privet, kudzu, and multiflora rose are among the most problematic invasive species on the Research Park and its component management areas.
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Collect the rose hips from multiflora roses, mash with a rolling pin, and use a teaspoon in a cup of boiling water for a vitamin C-rich tea.
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The answer, he was to find, lay not in the brushy fields - overgrown with multiflora rose, dogwood saplings, and autumn olive - where both species lived but in the differing ways the two rabbit species saw the landscape.
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The lush, wild growth of holly, privet, hawthorn and multiflora rose hedge simulate a natural environment while providing excellent building sites, offering shelter and secluded perching and providing escape routes when necessary.
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The answer, he was to find, lay not in the brushy fields - overgrown with multiflora rose, dogwood saplings, and autumn olive - where both species lived but in the differing ways the two rabbit species saw the landscape.
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Last year, nearly 40 acres at six bog turtle sites were sprayed, eliminating almost all of the multiflora rose.
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Wild multiflora roses are considered a nuisance by hunters who have to trudge through the thorny plants.
