(2021)  Page(s) 372.  Includes photo(s).
 
Translation:
'Aglaia' ....The DNA-Profile was prepared by Pom  [Swedish Programme for Plant Diversity]....The kinship with Rosa multiflora, the Japanese climber, and “Öjas Karna”, the other Multiflora variety DNA-analysed, are 23.5 and 22.2% respectively.

(2021)  Page(s) 58.  Includes photo(s).
 
Translation:
Alba Maxima ....Blooms 7-9 cm in diameter, densely packed and flat to expanded. The number of petals is often (40-)50-75 and the size of the petals varies greatly....

(2021)  Page(s) 61.  Includes photo(s).
 
Translation:
The flowers of ‘Alba Suaveolens’ are an intermediate between the flowers of ‘Alba Maxima’ and ‘Alba Semiplena’ in terms of the number of petals. It often has 25-35 petals which are divided into 12-17 large outer petals and 13-17 smaller petals towards the centre of the flower. In addition, the flowering shoots can form slightly more blooms and the variety often forms slightly more rose hips than ‘Alba Maxima’.

(2021)  Page(s) 88.  
 
'Eléonore de Berty'
Synonym: "Dis Moi Qui je Suis"
Local name: "Von Lingens ros"
Found in Berty, Ardéche in France by Eléonore Cruse in the 1980s. Known on the French find site since the 1920s. Name [Éléonore de Berty] given by Torben Thimm of Rosenplanteskolen, Love, Denmark in 2021

(2021)  Page(s) 586-587.  Includes photo(s).
 
Translation:
Rosa villosa 'Huldra' ....a spontaneous hybrid which originated in Evert Nilsson's nursery in Ǻs, Jämtland. ...Known in Swedish culture sinde de 1950s or 1960s....In his book Välkommen i min Lustgård (2007) Evert Nilsson states that "Huldra" is a hybrid between 'Poppius' and Rosa rubiginosa... The DNA study of Pom shows that"Huldra" has other parents than what Evert Nilsson stated.....Pom's DNA study shows that the seed parent of "Huldra" is Rosa villosa,...  "Hurdal" or another variety which is closely related to Rosa villosa. A variety in the Spinosissima-Group, probably with light or white blooms, is in all probability the pollen parent.

(2021)  Page(s) 454.  Includes photo(s).
 
Translation:
'Moje Hammarberg' ....Introduced by Stockholm municipality in 1931. Sport or seedling of Rosa rugosa...Named after Mauritz, often called Moje, Hammarberg, Stockholm, who at the time was city gardener in Stockholm....
The DNA-Profile was prepared by Pom [Swedish Programme for Plant Diversity]. According to the method which Pom uses, the variety is genetically identical with Rosa rugosa, the hedgehog rose, which means that the similarity index between ‘Moje Hammarberg’ and the reference Rosa rugosa is 100%.

(2021)  Page(s) 468-469.  Includes photo(s).
 
Translation:
'Örträsk' ...The variety has been known since the 1940s when it was grown in the village of Örträsk, Lycksele municipality. It may well be a spontaneous hybrid which happened in Örträsk. One parent is probably Rosa majalis, the cinnamon rose, the other Rosa rugosa, the hedgehog rose, or, more likely, a variety in the Rugosa group, possibly 'Hansa'.

(2021)  Page(s) 252.  Includes photo(s).
 
Translation: 
The DNA-Profile was prepared by Pom [Swedish Programme for Plant Diversity]. According to the dendograms ‘Persiana’ is genetically identical with Rosa foetida, the yellow Turkish rose. Their similarity index is 100%. Only one or possibly several mutations separate them from each other. It is only the number of petals that morphologically distinguishes the two varieties from each other.

(2021)  Page(s) 310.  Includes photo(s).
 
Translation: 
The DNA-Profile was prepared by Pom [Swedish Programme for Plant Diversity]. According to Pom’s dendogram, ‘Officinalis’ is genetically identical with ‘Rosa Mundi’. Their similarity index is therefore 100%.

(2021)  Page(s) 460.  Includes photo(s).
 
Translation:
'Spek's Improved' ....The DNA-Profile was prepared by Pom [Swedish Programme for Plant Diversity]. ‘Spek’s Improved’ is closely related to ‘Hollandica’. Their similarity index is 90%. Morphologically, it is mainly the number of petals which distinguishes the two varieties from each other. ‘Spek’s Improved’ has 25-35 petals, ‘Hollandica’ has five.