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Because it is stemless, even the tips of the leaves do not exceed 2 feet in height, but in robust specimens the rosette may reach a diameter of as much as 3 feet.

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Elaine earth star grows with upright rosette leaves, obtaining its common name from the foliage growth shape. The leaves are lance-shaped and 6 to 12 inches long. The leaf margin is finely ...

Mercer; Rose Rosette disease sweeps through Mercer County, gardeners forced to tear out plants. Published: ; Aug. 15, 2013, 10:30 a.m.

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Rose rosette disease has caused more than $50 million in losses in the U.S. First reported in 1940, its viral cause was not discovered until 2011. The disease has been documented in Minnesota and ...

Fasciation of the stem is multiradiate, linear, or of the ring-type. There are no seedling abnormalities associated with rosette plants, but 28-75 leaves are initiated prior to the first inflorescence ...