The order Rosales is a group of flowering plants that includes several economically and ecologically important families. This order comprises plants such as roses, apples, pears, and mulberries. Members of Rosales are characterized by their diverse forms, ranging from trees and shrubs to herbaceous plants. In addition to their ornamental and fruit-bearing qualities, many plants in the Rosales order are significant for their ecological roles. They often provide habitat and food for various wildlife species. The order is also notable for its economic importance, as it includes crops that are vital for agriculture and horticulture.