Website/Catalog  (2019)  
 
Rosa kalmiussica Chrshan. et Laseb. (1958) ... Shrub with arcuately curved branches, 1-2 m tall; spines are very frequent, small, 5-6 mm in length, of the same type, hook-shaped, curved. Leaves 5-8 cm in length; stipules are well developed, softly pubescent only below and along the edge, devoid of glands; 5-7 leaflets, from narrow elliptic to elliptical, pubescent on both sides. Flowers 1-3; pedicels thin, 8-10 mm long, bare and smooth; sepals after flowering rise, but do not reach a horizontal position; head stigma loose, pubescent. Hypanthias are oval, bare and smooth; nutlets fruit.
Distribution: south of Eastern Russia.
Economic value: as a vitamin, a good tanning agent, a source of Cholosas [Холосас: a liver drug] , a stock for cultivated roses

Article (magazine)  (2009)  Page(s) 30.  
 
R. corymbifera Borkh.  Source Córdoba (Spain) Chromosome Number 42

Article (magazine)  (2007)  Page(s) 370, fig. 1.  
 
R. corymbifera typical ploidy 5x, 6x

Article (magazine)  (2002)  Page(s) 356.  
 
Corymbose Rose (Rosa corymbifera Borkh.). This species grows on open mountain slopes and on banks of mountain rivers and streams. It is a xero-mesophytic shrub with velvetlike pubescence and recurved, uniform-sized thorns. Compound leaves have five to seven ovate leaflets, pubescent on both sides or with more dense pubescence on the lower side. White-to-pale pink flowers have pinnate sepals that are pubescent on the margins. Dark-red fruits are large, ovate or orbicular, with deciduous sepals.

Article (magazine)  (2002)  Page(s) 355.  
 
R. corymbifera (Corymbose rose). Distribution: Talasskei Alatau, Karatau. Use: Ornamental plant; easily cultured.

Book  (1997)  Page(s) 190.  
 
R. corymbifera E. Europe and Asia 1838... related to R. canina... creamy white with hints of blush pink. Good orange-red hips...

Book  (Apr 1993)  Page(s) 671.  
 
R. dumetorum Thuillier, see R. corymbifera Borkhausen

Book  (1988)  Page(s) 143.  
 
location 133/2, R. corymbifera Borckh. (R. dumetorum Thuillier), understock 'Schmid's Ideal', CANINAE, Europe, Anatolia, north Africa, 1838, white-light pink, single, mild fragrance, small, cluster-flowered, vigorous, bushy, broad, arching, 2.5-3 m, no prickles, dark green medium-large matte foliage, 5-7 leaflets, orange-red small-medium glossy ovoid to long-oval fruit, sepals fall off early

Book  (1986)  Page(s) 179.  
 
Understocks...canina... 'Schmidt's Ideal'

Website/Catalog  (1982)  Page(s) 32.  
 

Rosa corymbifera  Flowers pale pink to white, similar to the common dog rose. Foliage, downy-grey. Red, rounded fruit. c.1890. F. W. Shade tolerant.  (S) 6 x 5’.