Which familiar fruit trees belong to 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.

The order Rosales includes many familiar fruit-bearing trees and plants, primarily within the family Rosaceae. Common examples of fruit trees and plants in this order include:

Apples
Peaches
Cherries
Pears
Plums
Strawberries
Raspberries
Figs

Additionally, the order encompasses other well-known plants such as roses, hawthorns, spireas, and elms.1