High yielding stable plant of Rosa damascena, called ‘Ranisahiba’

A novel, high yielding stable plant of Rosa damascena, designated ‘Ranisahiba’ as described and illustrated, and having the following firmly fixed new combination of characteristics, distinct from the known varieties/land races of R. damascena:

• (a) Light green stem, red purple (73D) flowers, globular canopy allowing equal distribution of sunlight to the flowers, that enhances flower biomass;
• (b) High flower yield;
• (c) Additional economic yield off-season;
• (d) Yielding oil containing 30-35% geraniol content, 5-7% geranyl acetate content, 4-5% citronellol, 7-8% PE alcohol and 1-3% linalool content;
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• (e) High geraniol content coupled with wax content of about 6-7.1%.