pruningosa
Pruningosa is a hypothetical genus of flowering plants within the family Rosaceae. While no currently recognized genus bears this precise name, it is theorized to encompass a group of woody perennials characterized by their distinctive pruning habits, which are observed in certain wild rose species and their hybrids. These plants are typically shrub-like with a tendency to develop dense, intertwined branches. Their natural growth pattern often necessitates intervention to maintain plant health, promote flowering, or manage size, leading to the proposed classification.
The hypothetical pruningosa would likely share common traits with other members of the Rosaceae family, including