Rosoideae

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" align="right" cellpadding="2"\n|-\n! align="center" bgcolor=lightgreen | Rosoideae\n|-\n|\n|-\n! align="center" bgcolor=lightgreen | \n|-\n|\n{| align="center"\n|-\n| :\n| Plantae\n|-\n| :\n| Magnoliophyta\n|-\n| :\n| Magnoliopsida\n|-\n| :\n| Rosales\n|-\n| :\n| Rosaceae\n|-\n| :\n| Rosoideae\n|}\n|-\n! align="center" bgcolor="lightgreen" | Genera\n|-\n|\nAphanes
\nDryas - mountain avens
\nFilipendula
\nFragaria - strawberry
\nGeum - avens
\nKerria
\nPotentilla - cinquefoil
\nRhodotypos
\nRosa - rose
\nRubus - bramble fruit
\nWaldsteinia\n|-\n! align="center" bgcolor="lightgreen" | References\n|-\n| U. of Illinois 2002-05-29\n|} \nThe rose subfamily includes many shrubs and perennial herbs. Only a few are annual herbs. The following classification is based on the study by Torsten Eriksson and others, published in the “International Journal of Plant Science” 164(2) : 197-211, 2003 Clade Roperculina (new – no rank in ICBN)\n*Rosa (including Hulthemia)\n*genera of Sanpotina Clade Sanpotina (new - no rank in ICBN)\n*tribus Sanguisorbeae\n**subtribus Sanguisorbinae\n***genera Acaena, Bencomia, Cliffortia, Dendriopoterium, Marcetella, Margyricarpus, Polylepis, Poterium, Sanguisorba, Sarcopoterium, Tetraglochin\n**subtribus Agrimoniinae\n***genera Agrimonia, Aremonia, Hagenia, Leucosidea, Spenceria\n*tribus Potentilleae\n***genera Potentilla\n***possibly the genera Comarella, Purpusia, Stellariopsis, \n***genera of subtribus Fragariinae\n**subtribus Fragariinae\n***genera Alchemilla (with Aphanes but probably also Lachemilla and Zygalchemilla)\n***Chamaerhodos, Comarum, Dasiphora (Pentaphylloides), Drymocallis, Fragaria, \n***Sibbaldia, Sibbaldiopsis.\n***some species, classified as Potentilla, may to be included here.\n*genus Potentilla : the clade Potentilla includes Argentina, Duchesnea, Horkelia, Ivesia, and probably Horkeliella. Potential candidates for inclusion are : the genera Comarella, Purpusia, and Stellariopsis.