👉 Seropus is a genus of flowering plants in the family Apiaceae, commonly known as roses. They are native to many parts of Asia and Africa and are widely cultivated for their flowers and fruit. The name "seropus" comes from the Latin word "serum," which means "blood." These plants are characterized by their large, glossy leaves that have a distinctive red-brown color, and their brightly colored flowers with white or pink petals. They grow in clusters of several to ten flowers
