Article (magazine)  (2001)  Page(s) 393.  
 
R. pendulina var. oxyodon (Boiss.) Rehd. Ploidy 4x
Pollen fertility 86.2%
Selfed Fruit set 70.0%
Selfed Seed set 27.6%

Book  (1988)  Page(s) 164.  
 
location 146/14+15, R. pensulina var. oxyodon (Boiss.) Rehd., CINNAMOMEAE, deep pink, striped lighter, single, medium-large, mild fragrance, solitary or cluster-flowered, late-blooming, vigorous, upright, broad, branched, 2-3 m, many bristles + many prickles, light-medium green medium size matte foliage, 5-7 leaflets, orange-red to wine-red small-medium glossy pear-shaped to bottle-shaped fruit, upright persistent long sepals, many hips

Book  (1971)  Page(s) 337-338.  
 
R.oxyodon Boiss., Fl. Or. II (1872) 674; Crep. in Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. XIV (1875) 12.— R. oplisthes Boiss., I.e.; Christ, in Boiss., I.e.; Suppl. (1888)211; Crep. in Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. XXVII, II (1888) 103.- R.haematodes Boiss., I.e. (1872) 684. — R. cinnamomea var. oxyodon Rgl. in A. H. P. V, 2 (1878) 326. — R. canina var. szovitsiRgl., I.e. 339.— R. alpina var. oxyodon Bouleng. in Bull. Jard. Bot. Bruss. XIV (1936) 244.
Shrub, ca. 1 ;m high (sometimes dwarf), with reddish brown or dark red bark; prickles usually equal, large or medium-sized, erect or slightly curved, with broadened, elliptic, sometimes strongly decurrent base, often sparse, rarely in sessile pairs, sometimes together with numerous acicular prickles; leaves 4.5— 15 cm long; leaflets 5—7 (often 7), 2— 6 cm long, elliptic, obovate or suborbicular, with orbicular or tapering base, orbicular or acute apex, glabrous above, paler beneath, glabrous or slightly pubescent (mainly along veins), sometimes glandular along midrib, serrate-dentate in upper two-thirds or sometimes from base, teeth 15—30 at each side, acute, of rather compact consistency, simple -duplicate or glandular -compound (to 5 glands); petioles glabrous or pubescent, with more or less numerous glands, armed with erect prickles or without prickles; stipules often red, rather narrow or broadened with glandular margins; auricles divergent. Flowers solitary or 2—7, 2.5— 3.5 cm in diameter; pedicels as long as or two to four times as long as hypanthium, 1—4 cm long, frequently densely glandular-hispid; hypanthia smooth or more or less glandular-hispid for a good part, elongate and tapering into a neck above; sepals entire or with long broad apical appendages, dorsally usually more or less glandular-hispid; petals pink, slightly notched, shorter than sepals; style head convex, more or less pubescent; fruit drooping, ovoid, pyriform or urceolate, 1—1.5 cm in diameter, crowned by erect or divergent persistent sepals. July.
Forest edges, mountain slopes 1,000— 2,000 m, — Caucasus: Cisc, E. Transc. (Main Range, particularly its eastern part). Dag. Endemic. Described from Tushetia, from "Tpheschko, " not far from Dano, 1,800 m.
Type in Geneva, cotype in Leningrad.

Book  (1937)  Page(s) 75.  
 
oxyodon Boiss. (pendulina-family) [pollen quality] 25% [ploidy] 28

Website/Catalog  (1937)  Page(s) 106.  
 
Park Roses...Rosa cinnamomea oxyodon, light pink, darker veining, floriferous, few prickles, 150 cm. July

Website/Catalog  (1914)  Page(s) 35.  
 
Rosa oxyodon Boiss (Caucasus) 

Book  (1872)  Page(s) Vol. 2, p. 674.  
 
R. oxyodon, aculeis ramorum vetustorum aliis copiosis setaceis rectis aliis raulto validioribus subincurvis basi dilatatis areola elliptica, ramorum juniorum omnibus validis, stipulis ramorum floriferorum subdilatatis, foliolis 5-7 ovatis supra glabris subtus subpallidis parce et ad nervos præsertim puberulis a tertia parte inferiori sursum acutissime subbiserratis, floribus solitariis, pedunculis calycisque tubo oblongo in collum attenuato plus minus glanduloso-hispidis, laciniis longe caudatis glanduloso-hispidis indivisis petala rosea superantibus 5.
Hab. in Tuschetia Caucasi Orientalis prope pagum Tpheschka haud longe a Danò 6000' (Ruprecht !)
β. pleiantha. - Aculei omnes conformes subincurvi. Flores vel solitarii vel 2-3-ni, pedunculi et ovaria glabra, calycis laciniae parce glandulosæ.
Hab. in Daghestania ad Gunib in betuleto (Rupr!).
Ex affinitate R. Alpinæ, foliolis superne argute serratis laciniisque calycis dorso glandulosis longe et anguste caudatis insignis. Fructus ignotus.