Article (magazine)  (Jan 2022)  Page(s) 15.  Includes photo(s).
 
.....my nameless species erupting from rain-caked ashes last spring beneath a burned and sadly dead Pinus sabiana. Notice its leaves are glabrous green and elliptical in shape and about half the size of spithamea leaves. Also, its hips are in clusters and have a smooth surface without prickles. Its flower, with pinkish pistils, is similar to spithamea. ...I like to call it by the study name “Rosa pyrophilia” (fire-loving rose).