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Are figs and mulberries members of the order Rosales?

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red garden rose — Rosales Red garden roses (*Rosa* hybrid). Whereas wild roses have only five petals, most hybrid varieties have been bred to produce numerous petals in a wide range of colours.

Yes, both figs and mulberries are members of the order Rosales.

They belong to the family Moraceae, which is one of the major families classified within the rose order Rosales. The mulberry family includes the genus Morus (mulberry) and the genus Ficus (figs), both of which are recognized as part of this diverse botanical order.1234