Breeding Roses
- Flower colors and optical properties
- Floral Development in Roses
- Yellow Radiance? White Radiance?
- Rose Pigments bibliography
- Breeding with Rosa rugosa bibliography
- Aicardi: My Masterpiece (1955)
- Allard: 'Harison's Yellow' seedlings (1900)
- Allen & Asai: How Frost Damage Occurs (1943)
- Allen & Roberts: Origin of Boursault Roses (1984)
- ARM: Bud selection (1939)
- Anderson: Rosa foetida for breeding (1969)
- Anderson & Judd: Rosa rugosa and its hybrids (1932)
- Andre: Rosa rugosa regeliana (1873)
- Andre: Rosa indica major (1874)
- Arisumi: Studies on the flower colours in Rosa (1963)
- Aronson: The Story of the Peace
Rose (1976)
- Asai: Effect of repeated freezing/thawing (1944)
- A.D.: Double-worked Maréchal Niel (1889)
- A.P. Do Roses Deteriorate? (1913)
- A.Z.: Garden Roses (1842)
- Bailey: Budd's Russian Rugosas (1892)
- Barnes: Duquesa de Penaranda (1945)
- Barron: Harison's Yellow (1901)
- Basye: Thornless
roses (1985)
- Basye: Amphidiploid (1987)
- Basye: Myrrh scented
roses (1989)
- Basye: Thornless Fortuniana (1988)
- Basye: Reine Marie Henriette (1991)
- Basye: More Amphidiploids (1992)
- Beaton: Bed of Roses (1843)
- Beaton: Climbing Roses (1843)
- Beaton: Breeding Roses (1849)
- Beaton: Gloire de Rosamene and other roses (1850)
- Beaton: Roses for Bedding (1851)
- Beaton: Unpruned Roses (1851)
- Beaton: Roses, suckers (1851)
- Beaton: Climbing Roses (1851)
- Beaton: Training Roses (1851)
- Beaton: Pillar Roses (1851)
- Beaton: Misc Climbing Roses (1852)
- Beaton: Noisette Roses (1852)
- Beaton: Bedding Roses (1852)
- Beaton: Pillar Roses (1852)
- Beaton: Pillar Roses, Blairii No. 2 (1853)
- Beaton: Fish for Roses, yellows, variegated (1862)
- Bennett: New Roses (1879)
- Boissier: Nastarana and Rose de Rescht (1888)
- Boitard (Gore): Rosa alba
- Brandis: Garden Roses in India (1887)
- Brown: Roses raised about 1796 (1823)
- Brownell: Everblooming Climbers (1944)
- Brownell: A New Race of Roses (1955)
- Buck: Hardiness of Rose Varieties (1959)
- Buck: Breeding for hardiness (1960)
- Buck: Rosa laxa as a source of hardiness (1960)
- Buck: Stock-Scion Relationships in Roses (1964)
- Buck: Roses are shrubs? (1972)
- Buck: Seedling Selection; Roses and Geraniums (1974)
- Buck: Plant Hardiness
- Budd: Rosa rugosa (1884)
- Budd: Future of Roses in the Northwest (1893)
- Budd: Rosa rugosa Hybrids (1894)
- Budd: Hybrid roses (1897)
- Budd: Future Roses of the Prairie (1897)
- Budd: Rosa rugosa Hybrids (1906)
- Budd & Hansen: Rosa rugosa hybrids (1893)
- Budd & Hansen:
Rosa rugosa hybrids (1896)
- Budd & Hansen: Rosa rugosa hybrids (1896b)
- Bugnet: The Search for Total Hardiness (1941)
- Burbank: On The Rose (1914)
- Burger: Rose embryo culture (1990)
- Caille: Rosa polyantha as stock (1879)
- Caille: Rosa polyantha (1879)
- Canli: Purifying thornless chimeras (2003)
- Carman's Hybrid Rugosas (1889)
- Carman: Hybrid Rugosas (1890)
- Carman: Hybrid Rugosas (1892)
- Carman: Hybrid Rugosas (1892b)
- Carter: Chameleon China Roses (1940)
- Cayeux, Clark: Rosa gigantea
- Chaix: Etude et Histoire du Rosier Ile-Bourbon (1899)
- Christ: Rosa Nastarana and Rose de Rescht (1887)
- Clarkin: Quest of the perfect rose (1911)
- Cochet: Soleil d'Or (1900)
- G. Cook: A Hybrid Thornless Rose (1916)
- Cook: Rose Breeding (1906)
- Cook: Rose Breeding (1907)
- Country Life: Rosa lutea & varieties as standards (1902)
- CRA: Rose Hybridizers' Panel (1985)
- Crow: Breeding Roses for Canada (1926)
- Curtis: Rose Perfumes (1886)
- D'Ombrain: Rose Lore (1864)
- D'Ombrain: Estimate of Roses (1867)
- D'Ombrain: Hybrid Tea Roses (1887)
- Decaisne: Original Bourbon Rose (1852)
- Darlington, Rev.: Lasting Qualities of Roses (1914)
- Darlington, C. D.: Roses (1956)
- Dawson: Rose Breeding (1911)
- de Ruiter: My Masterpiece (1955)
- Delamer: Yellow Roses (1859)
- Dickson: Rose Breeding (1908)
- Drennan: Hybrid Perpetuals (1903)
- Drennan: Old Homestead Roses (1904)
- Drennan: Hybrid Perpetuals (1912)
- Du Breuil: Variegation in Roses (1873)
- Easlea: Hybridisation of Roses (1910)
- Edwards: Fragrant Modern Roses (1960)
- Elles: On the Culture of the Rosa odorata (1830)
- Ellwanger: America Roses (1879)
- Ellwanger: Rosa rubifolia hybrids (1880)
- Ellwanger: Breeding Roses (1881)
- Fagerlind: Hips on new polyploids (1958)
- Fahnestock: Rosa rubifolia Hybrids (1850)
- Fairchild: Rosa hugonis (1915)
- Fairchild: Van Fleet, the great rose breeder (1922)
- Farmer: The Pernetiana Roses (1913)
- Feast's Rosa rubifolia hybrids (1842)
- Feast's Rosa rubifolia hybrids (1844)
- Fenzi: Single Banksian Rose (1878)
- Fish: Orange-fungus on Roses (1898)
- Fisher,
Morey: Hardiness (R. x harisonii) (1963)
- Fraser: Breeding Hardy Roses for NE America (1924)
- Froebel: Rosa laxa Hort. as root stock (1889)
- T.W.G.: The Coming Race of Roses (1885)
- G & F: Rosa rugosa Hybrids (1894)
- Gamble: Better roses for North America (1942)
- Gamble: The Fragrances in Our Roses (1956)
- Gamwell: Rose rootstocks (1934)
- Gardner: Breeding Yellow Roses (1975)
- Gardeners' Chronicle: History and Culture of Rosa sulphurea (1841)
- Geschwind: Prairie Roses (1864)
- Geschwind: Climbing Roses for the North (1884)
- Girdlestone: Boule de Neige (1887)
- Girdlestone: Lamarque (1887)
- Girdlestone: Lacharme's Roses (1887)
- Girdlestone: Rosa polyantha (1887)
- Girdlestone: Minis and Polyanthas (1889)
- Godfrey: Rosa pratincola (1942)
- Gray: Classification of Perpetual Roses (1909)
- Greiner: Ringing roses for cuttings (1900)
- Grillo: Thornless Roses (1939)
- Gudin: Chilling and fertility in Roses (1992)
- Gudin, et al: Rosa stigma pH (1991)
- Gudin, et al: Rose pollen and season (1991)
- Guillot: Paquerette and kin (1878)
- Gupta, et al.: Myricetin in roses (1957)
- Gustafsson: Monosomic Rose (1942, 1944)
- Halácsy: Rosa moschata korfuana (1901)
- Hamblin: Rose Grand-Parents (1930)
- Hamblin: Brownell Roses (1939)
- Hamblin: Future HTs (1939)
- Hamblin: Rosa setigera hybrids (1943)
- Hamblin: Reblooming Ramblers (1944)
- Hamblin: Everblooming Climbers (1945)
- Hamblin: Climbing
Roses That Should Be Created (1947)
- Hamblin: Yellow Climbing Roses (1960)
- Hansen: Rosa rugosa hybrids (1898)
- Hansen: Rosa rugosa and hybrids (1901)
- Hansen: Hardy Roses for South Dakota (1929)
- Hansen: 100 per cent thornless roses (1936)
- Hansen: Progress in thornless roses (1940)
- Hansen: Getting rid of blues and thorns (1943)
- Hansen: Thornless roses (1947)
- Hansen: Old Roses (1982)
- Taylor: Niels Hansen Biography (1941)
- Harkness: Breeding with Rosa persica (1977)
- Harkness: Breeding with Rosa persica II (1980)
- Harris: Golden Showers as parent (1975)
- Harris: Various crosses
- Harvey: Rose physiology and hardiness (1924)
- Hatton: Walsh Ramblers (1945)
- Heller: Identifying William R. Smith (1930)
- Heslop-Harrison: Hybridology in Rosa (1921)
- Heslop-Harrison: Durham Wild Roses (1954)
- Heslop-Harrison & Blackburn: Rose pollen (1927)
- Hill: La France rose (1875)
- Hill: Breeding Roses, Chrysanthemums, Carnations, Begonias (1902)
- Hill: New Roses (1903)
- Hill: American Roses (1904)
- Hill: Rose Breeding (1907)
- Hill: Greenhouse Roses (1913)
- Hill: Rose breeding (1916)
- Hill: Lifetime with Roses (1922)
- Hogg: Single Yelow Banksian Rose (1891)
- Holliger: Breeding with species (1977)
- Holliger: Rosa rubrifolia germination (1979)
- Horibe: Non-Chinensis Rebloom in Roses (2015)
- Hortulanus: Wild Roses (1922)
- Hovey: Visit to Hogg, Harison (1837)
- Hovey: Noe & Boll, Hogg (1837)
- Hovey: Feast's Roses (1844)
- Hovey: Catalogue of Prairie Roses, Yellow & Sweet Briars (1845)
- Hovey: American Roses [Herbemont, Pierce, Feast, etc.] (1880)
- Howland: Photosynthetic Efficiency of Rose Leaves (1947)
- Hutton: 'Sea Foam' — A Breakthrough in Roses (1977)
- J. D.: Old-Fashioned Roses (1885)
- Jack: Notes
on Some Hardy Wild Roses (1891)
- Jacoby & Wokes: Carotene & Lycopene (1944)
- James: Radiation and Roses (1961)
- Jerabek: Breeding Yellow Hybrid Tea Roses (1975)
- Jerebak: Breeding for unusual colors (1984)
- Johnson: Inbreeding Roses (1978)
- Kaiser: Breaking the (Rose) Rules (1941)
- Kent: French Roses (1867)
- King: Inheritance of Yellow (2003)
- Kordes: Breeding Disease Resistant Roses (1955)
- Kordes: Rosa Kordesii (1956)
- Kraemer: Roses in medicine (1920)
- C.L.: Yellow Roses (1890)
- Lambert: Hybrid Musk Roses (1924)
- Lammerts: Embryo Culture in Rose Breeding (1946)
- Lammerts: Polyanthas (1947)
- Lammerts: Everblooming Pillar Roses (1950)
- Lammerts: My Masterpiece (1955)
- Lammerts: Induced Mutations (1961)
- Lammerts: Fragrant Roses (1966)
- Lammerts: Rose breeding (1969)
- Laver: Canadian Roses (1977)
- Laxton: Breeding Roses in England (1880)
- LeGrice: Future of the Floribunda (1965)
- LeGrice:
Unusual Colors (1968)
- LeGrice: Modern Yellow Roses (1972)
- LeGrice:
Color Inheritance (1976)
- LeGrice:
Fragrance in roses (1976)
- Lewis & Basye: Diploid Rosa hybrids (1961)
- Lindley: Devastating English winter of 1837/38 (1838)\
- Loiseleur-Deslongchamps: Rose hybrids (1844)
- Lowrey: "Ragged Robin" (1941)
- Lynch: Notes on New Roses (1908)
- Lyon: Breeding roses indoors (1970)
- Lyon: Hybrid Rugosas x Minis (1978)
- M. H.: Rose Colours (1908)
- MTM: The Austrian Brier (1906)
- Manda's Rosa wichuraiana hybrids (1896-97)
- Mansuino, Ragionieri: Rosa banksiae hybrids
- Marshall: New Rose series meets demand (1977)
- Marshall: RSM K1 & K2, Rugosa-Arkansana hybrids (1980)
- Masters: Pink Gloire de Dijon (1873)
- Maynadier: Adaptation of soils to varieties of vegetation (1908)
- McFarland: Why Grow Roses? (1916)
- McFarland: Roses remade for America (1920)
- McFarland: The Rose Factory (Aug 1920)
- McFarland: Rosa wichuraiana Hybrids (1939)
- McFarland: Horvath's Roses (1845)
- McGredy: Roses of health and vigor (1969)
- McGredy: A Hand-Painted Family Tree (1979)
- Merrill: This Matter of Regional Adaptation (1943)
- Meneve: Rosa rugosa and R. fedtschenkoana (1995)
- Michurin: Rose 'Slava Sveta' (1913)
- Michurin: Rosa foetida hybrids
- Mitchell: Juvenile Recurrence in Rosa Hybrids (2009)
- Moore: Miniature Roses (1953)
- Moore: I Breed Miniatures (1957)
- Moore:
Breeding Minis (1967)
- Moore: Modern Moss Roses (1967)
- Moore: Study of Miniatures and Mosses (1968)
- Moore: To Touch a Rainbow (1974)
- Moore: Striped Roses Are Here! (1985)
- Moore: Miniature Roses (1985)
- Moore: Stripes and Other Roses (1990)
- Morey: Doubleness in Roses (1959)
- Morey: Inheritance of Yellow in Roses (1961)
- Mottet: Precocious
Polyanthas (1895)
- Myard: Zèphérine Drouhin (1889)
- Nadeem: Hybrid Vigor in Roses (2015)
- Nettancourt: Self-incompatibility (2001)
- Nicolas: Sterility in Rose Breeding (1927)
- Nicolas: The Carnation Rose (1929)
- Nicolas: Rose Names (1929)
- Nicolas: Renaissance of the Hybrid Perpetual (1929)
- Nicolas: Hybridizing Rose Species (1933)
- Nicolas: Rose Infections (1933)
- Nicolas: Rose novelties and why (1933)
- Nicolas: Root-Pruning (1935)
- Nicolas: (Roses) To Whack or Not to Whack (1935)
- Nicolas: L. Reymond (1937)
- Nicolas: McGredy, Rugosa and Cinnamomea (1937)
- Nicolas: Peter Lambert (rootstocks) (1937)
- Nicolas:
Arcticness (1937)
- Nielson: Semi-desert Roses (1974)
- Nobbs: Thornless Roses (1984)
- Norman: Rose Breeding (1958)
- Norton: Story of the Horvath Roses (1939)
- P: Yellow Roses (1900)
- Page: Describing color and petalage of Roses (1856)
- Page: The Rose (1856-1859)
- Page: Hardiness of China Roses (1860)
- Palmer & Semeniuk: Blackspot and Roses (1961)
- Papillon: Rosa rugosa hybrids (1894)
- Park: Some Modern Roses (1948)
- Paris & Maney: The Prodigious Ophelia Rose (1940)
- Paris & Maney: The Prolific General Jack (1941)
- Paul: Raising Rose Seedlings (1844)
- Paul: Scotch Roses (1848)
- Paul: New Roses (1857)
- Paul: Rose Breeding (1869)
- Paul: Derivation of some recent roses (1906)
- Paul: Rambling Roses (1911)
- Paul: Lasting qualities of cut roses (1915)
- Pavitt: Origin of Cl. Devoniensis (1869)
- Pemberton: The Hybrid Tea (1902)
- Pemberton: Noisette Roses (1908)
- Pemberton: Rose Perfume (1918)
- Pemberton: 50 years of Rose development (1926)
- Penzance: Modern roses and hybridisation (1889)
- Penzance: Experiments in Rose Hybridisation (1892)
- Penzance: Hybrid Sweet Brier Roses (1893a)
- Penzance: Hybrid Sweet Brier Roses (1893)
- Penzance: Progress in Rose Hybridisation (1896)
- Philomel: Rose Sports (1897)
- Philomel: Some Good China Roses (1899)
- Philomel: Noisette Perpetual Roses (1901)
- Philomel: Mme. Caroline Testout and its Descendants (1903)
- Picone: Rhythmic emission of scent in 'Quatre Saisons' (2004)
- Pierce: Rosa rubifolia hybrids (1847)
- Poulsen: Floribundas (1979)
- Practitioner: On Budding Roses (1842)
- Practitioner: On Pruning Roses (1842)
- Preston: Rose breeding in Ontario (1922)
- Preston: Rosa rubrifolia (1946)
- Prince: Yellow Briars (1846)
- Prior: Coloured Tea Roses and Button-hole Roses (1881)
- R.: Too-Much-Alike Roses (1892)
- Radclyffe: Yellow Roses (1859)
- Radler: Outstanding Roses (1975)
- Radler: Blackspot resistant roses (1976)
- Ragionieri: Rosa banksiae hybrid 'Di Castello' (1924)
- Rawlinson: Gibberrelic Acid and Rose Sports (1971)
- Ratsek: Diploid Rosa Hybrids (1939)
- Ratsek: Crossing Diploids and Polyploids (1940)
- Ratsek: Fading of Rose Blooms (1941)
- RHA: Persuading reluctant seed bearers (1975)
- RHA: Breeding white roses (1975)
- Ridgewood: Yellow Roses (1893)
- Ridgewood: HTs and HPs (1897)
- Rivers: Hybrid China Roses (1837)
- Rivers: Austrian Briar (1837)
- Rivers: Austrian Briar (1840)
- Rivers: Austrian Briar (1846)
- Rivers: Seedling Moss Roses (1863)
- Rivers: Winter Roses (1863)
- "Rosa": Some remarks on Roses (1838-1839)
- "Rosa": Rosa rugosa, its seedlings and hybrids (1906)
- "Rosa": Rose sports (1906)
- "Rosarian": Rose Perfume (1885)
- Rosen: Breeding a disease-resistant red climbing rose (1941)
- Rosen: Resistance to Spring Freezes (1956)
- Rose Harison not Harrison Yellow (1898)
- Rowley: Hulthemosas (1955)
- Rowley: Roses at Bayfordbury (1956)
- Rowley: Naming problems in Rosa (1959)
- Rowley: Triploid Garden Roses (1960)
- Rowley: Aneuploidy in Rosa (1960)
- Rowley: Scotch Rose and its Descendants (1963)
- Russell: Propagating Teas (1835)
- Sabine: Double Scotch Roses (1820)
- Sabine: Rosa banksiae (1822)
- Sargent: Rose Breeding (1911)
- Saulsbury: Louisiana Roses of R. N. Little (1891)
- Sawer: Rose Perfumes (1894)
- Schoener Bibliography
- Schoener: Hybridization (1914)
- (Schoener) Perfect Hardy Rose (1915)
- (Schoener) Endeavors (1916)
- (Schoener) Inventor of Roses (1916)
- Chegwidden: Schoener's Roses (1934)
- (Schoener) Miracle Man of Roses (1937)
- Schoener: Rosa gigantea (1932)
- Schwartz: Choosing parents for crossing (1975)
- Scott: How Remontant Climbers Act (1939)
- Semeniuk: Temperature and Rose fertility (1964)
- Semeniuk: Reblooming Rosa wichuraiana (1971)
- Semeniuk: 'Goldilocks' x Rosa wichuraiana (1971)
- Semeniuk: Spotless Roses (1979)
- Semeniuk: Blackspot-free Roses (1979, 1983)
- Shepherd: Rosa setigera Hybrids (1940)
- Shepherd: The Horvath Climbers (1943)
- Shepherd: Hardness and Hardiness (1960)
- Shepherd: Limits of Rose Hybrids (1960)
- Sisley, Carriere: Rosa polyantha and kin (1876)
- Sisley: Rosa polyantha and descendants (1878)
- Sisley: Rosa polyantha (1881)
- Sisley: Dwarf Perpetual Polyantha Roses (1886)
- Skinner: Breeding for Hardiness (1949)
- Skinner: Breeding Hardy Red Roses (1951)
- Skinner: Rosa laxa for hardiness (1951)
- Skinner: New Approach to breeding hardy roses (1956)
- Skinner: Roses for difficult climate (1956)
- Skinner: Fifty Years of Rose Breeding (1961)
- Skinner: A Little Bit of Rose Breeding (1964)
- Skinner: Rosa virginiana alba (1956)
- Smith: Feast's and Herbemont's Roses (1837)
- Soupert & Notting: Breeding with 'Marechal Niel' (1896)
- Soupert & Notting: Breeding with 'Marechal Niel' (1899)
- Soutemyer: Juvenility and Flowering in Woody Plants (1964)
- Sprenger: Rosa mochata Korfuana (1923)
- Stevens: The Real Gen. Jacqueminot (1930)
- Stewart, Semeniuk: Rose seed germination (1965)
- Stoddard: Orangeade as parent (1980)
- Svejda: Hybrid Rugosa rose 'Martin Frobisher' (1969)
- Svejda: Hybrids of Rosa rugosa and chinensis cultivars (1974)
- Svejda: Hardy Chinensis x Rugosa Hybrids (1976)
- Svejda: Rosa kordesii (1977)
- Svejda: Inheritance of hardiness in Roses (1979)
- Taylor: Rosa laxa (Hort). as a stock for roses (1914)
- Turbat: Polyanthas (1920)
- Turbat: Good roses; HTs, Pernetianas and Polys (1920)
- Van Fleet: Hybrid Stocks for Rose Propagation (1902)
- Van Fleet: Breeding with Mme. Norbert Levavasseur (1907)
- Van Fleet: Cherokee rose and hybrids (1908)
- Van Fleet: Hybridising Wild Rose Species (1908)
- Van Fleet: Grafted or Own-root (1914)
- Et al: Grafted or Own-root Roses (1914)
- Van Fleet: Rose Breeding (1916)
- Van Fleet: Rose Breeding (1917)
- Van Fleet: Notes from the Rose Firing-line (1918)
- Van Fleet: American Pillar Rose (1918)
- Van Fleet: New Pillar Rose (1919)
- Van Fleet: Rose Breeding Notes for 1918 (1919)
- Van Fleet: Fragrant Roses (1919)
- Van Fleet: Rose Breeding Notes for 1919 (1920)
- Van Fleet: Rose Breeding in 1920 (1921)
- Von Mons: Breeding Roses etc. (1835)
- Vilmorin: Rosa rugosa and Hybrids (1905)
- Vilmorin: Rosa foliolosa (1907)
- Viviand-Morel: Hybrides de Rosier Jaune (1894)
- Viviand-Morel: Hybrids to Aim At (1902/3)
- Viviand-Morel: Rooting cuttings (1902/3)
- Viviand-Morel: Variegated roses (1903)
- Viviand-Morel: Origins of Hybrid Perpetuals, pt. 1 (1907)
- Viviand-Morel: Origins of Hybrid Perpetuals, pt. 2 (1907)
- Viviand-Morel: Rose Breeding (1914)
- Walsh: Climbing roses and ramblers (1907)
- White: Progress of the rose in America (1922)
- Wilcox: Rose Hybridizing in Minnesota (1947)
- "Wild Rose": Teas or Noisettes (1885)
- "Wild Rose": Neglected H.P.s (1888)
- "Wild Rose": Maréchal Niel Outdoors (1889)
- "Wild Rose": Victorian Roses (1897)
- "Wild Rose": Sports and Seedlings (1900)
- "Wild Rose": New Roses (1900)
- "Wild Rose": Climbing Roses (1901)
- Williams: Cultivation of yellow rose and Chinas (1824)
- E. H. Wilson: Story of the Modern Rose (1915)
- Wilson: New Old Roses (1966)
- Woodruff: Roses in Florida (1936)
- Wright (Walter): Seedling canina (1902)
- Wright: The True Dwarf Prairie Rose (1937)
- Wright: What have we in the Rose genus? (1937)
- Wright: The "Arcticness" of Various Roses (1938)
- Wright: Hybrid Perpetuals in the Far North (1939)
- Wright: Hardy Roses - Banshee (1940)
- Wright: Easy Hybridization (1943)
- Wright: Rosa harisonii (1944)
- Wright: Rosa Suffulta as a Parent (1944)
- Wright: Interactions of Various Rose Species (1947)
- Wright: Making Hybrid Teas Hardier (1948)
- Wright: Rosa nitida (1948)
- Wright: New Varieties for the North (1949)
- Wright: Successful Pollination (1950)
- Wright: Rosa Nitida as a Parent (1957)
- Wright: Inheritance of Color in Hardy Roses (1960)
- Wright: Need for a hardier understock (1961)
- Wright: Chromosome Numbers in Roses (1964)
- Wright: Unique Genes in Hardy Wild Roses (1965)
- Wright: Non-fading Roses (1966)
- Wright: New Hardy Roses (1966)
- Wright: Progress in Hardy Everblooming Roses (1967)
- Wright: Triploids in Rose breeding (1969)
- Wright: Compatibilities of Rose Species (1969)
- Wright: Rosa foliolosa for Canadian Gardens (1971)
- Wright: Yellow Rose of Texas (1971)
- Wright: Rosa acicularis for breeding (1972)
- Wright: Fighting Off "Damping-Off" (1972)
- Wright: Rosa rubrifolia germination (1973)
- Wright: Ross Rambler (1974)
- Wright: Breeding Yellows (1975)
- Wright: Tagging Roses (1975)
- Wright: Breeding with Rosa foliolosa (1978)
- Wright: Unexploited Genes in Rose Species (1978)
- Wright: Rosa laxa vs. Rose curculio (1979)
- Wright: Hazeldean (1991)
- Wright, R,: Harison of the Rose (1945)
- Wulff: Max Graf and Rosa Kordesii (1953)
- Wulff: Rosa roxburghii (1954)
- Wulff: Triploid Cytology (1959)
- Wyatt: Tea-scented Roses (1975)
- Wylie: Caninae cytology (1975)
- Young: Perpetual Flowering Roses (1956)
- Z: Moss Roses (1842)
- Z: Hybrid Perpetuals (1842)
- Z: Protecting Standards (1842)
- Z: Bourbon Roses (1843)
- Zhang: Chinese heirloom roses (1998)
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Raising Roses from Seed
Pollination
Historic Roses
Species and Cytology
- Hurst's Septet Scheme
- Aitchison: Afghanistan Roses (1881)
- Allen: Rosa arvensis, A problem Wild rose. (1987)
- Ardent Admirer: Quotations from Gore's Rose Fancier's Manual of 1838. (1851)
- Best: North American Cinnamomeae Roses (1890)
- Bieberstein: Rosa provincialis / ferox (1808, 1819)
- Boivin: Canadian Roses (1945)
- Boulenger: Rosa blanda and R. cinnamomea (1937)
- Boulenger Bibliography
- Bruneau et al: Some Canadian Roses (2006)
- Best: Remarks on the Group Carolinae
of the Genus Rosa (1887)
- Best:
North American Roses; Remarks
on characters with classification (1989)
- Best: Remarks on the Group Cinnamomeae
of the North American Roses (1890)
- Cole: Pollen fertility in Rosa species (1917)
- Crépin: Synstyles (1886)
- Crépin: Rosae Americanae I. (1896)
- Crépin: Rosa wichuraiana (1886)
- Elliott: Cherokee Rose (1814) 1831
- Engelmann: Pacific Coast Roses (1887)
- Erlanson: Key to American species (1934)
- Erlanson: Stamen numbers in Rosa
- Erlanson: Mackinac Wild Roses (1925)
- Erlanson: Ten new species, varieties of Rosa (1928)
- Erlanson: Field Observations in Western Wild Roses (1929)
- Erlanson: Hybridity in North American Roses (1929)
- Erlanson: Characteristics and Distribution of Tetraploids (1929)
- Erlanson: Tetraploid Oregon Roses (1931)
- Erlanson: Chromosome Organization in Rosa (1931)
- Erlanson: Sterility in Wild Roses (1931)
- Erlanson: American Wild Roses (1932)
- Erlanson: Hybridity in Roses (1933)
- Erlanson: Revision of genus Rosa (1934)
- Erlanson: Summary of Revision (1934)
- Erlanson: Appendix to Revision (1934)
- Erlanson: Phylogeny and Polyploidy in Rosa (1938)
- Erlanson: Self-pollination mechanism, flower color (1963)
- Erlanson: Species Problem in Rosa (1966)
- Fernald: Rosa blanda and its allies (1918)
- Fernald: Rosa nitida (1926)
- Fernald: Some minor forms of Rosa (1948)
- Fofana: Roses and soil (2013)
- Foucher: New resources studying Rose flowering process (2008)
- Franchet: Rosa luciae (1871)
- Franchet: Enumeratio plantarum japonicarum (1875, 1879)
- Franchet: Delavay's Yun-nan Roses (1890)
- GC: Rosa sericea v. pteracantha (1905)
- Greene: New Western Species of Rosa (1899)
- Greene: New Rosa Species (1903)
- Greene: Rosa mirifica, stellata, alcea (1910)
- Greene: Some Western Roses (1911)
- Greene: Certain Western Roses (1912)
- Henry: Wild Chinese Roses (1902)
- Koch: Good Old Roses (1879)
- Kurokura: Regulation of seasonal flowering, Rosaceae (2013)
- Lewis: Species Rose in the U.S. (1970)
- Marshall: American Roses (1785)
- Masters: Rose chimera (1891)
- McCoy: Rosa moschata or R. brunonii (1934)
- Michaux: American Roses (1803)
- Millan: RAPDs and Rosa phylogeny (1996)
- Nicholson: Chinese Roses (1902/3)
- Picone: Rhythmic rose perfume (2004)
- Pursh: American Roses (1814)
- Rengel: Genetic control of root exudation (2002)
- Rydberg: Genus Rosa conclusion, in North American Flora (1918)
- Sargent: Plantae Wilsoniae (1916)
- Sprenger: The Musk Rose on Corfu (1923)
- Stearn: Farrer's Roses (1930)
- Thomas, David: Roses in New York (1849)
- Thomas, Graham: Himalayan Musk Rose Seedlings (1978)
- Thomas, Graham: Rosa moschata & brunonii (1983)
- Thomas, Graham: Rosa roxburghii (1994)
- Vilmorin: Asiatic Roses (1902/3)
- Wilson: New Roses at Arnold Arboretum (1916)
- Wylie: Why Caninae roses are different (1975)
- Jian: Rose nuclear DNA (2014)
- Koopman: AFLP markers in Rosa (2008)
- Wang: RTLF1 related to recurrent flowering (2012)
- Yokoya: Rose DNA (2000)
- Zhang: Rose DNA (2013)
- Quadrivalent Inheritance
- Gigantism, Polyploidy and Hybrid Chinas
- What's up with Rosa foetida?
- Vilmorin: Rosa foliolosa (1906)
- Rosa gigantea (1907)
- Collett, Hemsley: Rosa gigantea and R. collettii (1891)
- Porter: Rosa Arkansana (1874)
- Weaver: Rosa arkansana (1919)
- Ensign: Rosa pratincola (1919)
- Lindley: Rosa rubifolia, setigera (1820)
- Meehan: Rosa setigera (1898)
- Kemp: Floral development of Rosa setigera (1993)
- Kevan: Cryptic dioecy in Rosa setigera (1990)
- Rosa setigera and its hybrids
- Rosa rugosa: Early descriptions
- Bruun: Rosa rugosa (2005)
- Cockerell: Rosa rugosa (1926)
- Ohwi: Rosa rugosa (1965)
- Rosa laevigata hybrids
- Cocke: Rosa laevigata (1821, 1851)
- Hybrid Wichuraianas (1893-1901)
- Robertson: Pollnators of R. humilis, R. setigera (1894)
- Kurokura: Environmental regulation of flowering (2013)
Rose Pigments and Inheritance
- de Vries, van Keulen, de Bruyn: Flavonoids in rose petals (1974)
- de Vries: Rose pigments II (1980)
- de Vries: Selecting HT Roses (1976)
- de Vries: Juvenility in HT Roses (1976)
- de Vries, Dubois: Juvenile Period in HT Roses (1977)
- de Vries, Dubois: Rosa foetida hybrids (1977)
- de Vries, Dubois: Polygenic inheritance of color (1980)
- de Vries, Dubois: Repeated pollination in Sonia x Illona (1983)
- Dubois & De Vries: Inheritance of mini trait in roses (1987)
- de Vries, Dubois: Rose Pollination and Temperature (1987)
- Dubois: Inheritance of color (1980)
- Eugster & Märki-Fischer: Introduction (1991)
- Eugster & Märki-Fischer: Carotenes in Roses (1991)
- Eugster & Märki-Fischer: Anthocyanins in Roses (1991)
- Lammerts: Scientific
Breeding (1945)
- Lammerts: Magenta (1960)
- Lammerts: Signal
Red (1964)
- Marshall: Breeding with Rosa arkansana (1976)
- Marshall, Collicutt:
Peonin Inheritance (1983)
- Marshall, Campbell, Collicutt: Anthocyanins in Roses (1983)
- Pigments and Optical Properties of Flowers\
Bud Selection
Rose Propagation
- Lindley: Layering Roses (1820)
- Loudon: Propagating Roses (1824)
- Van Mons: Grafting and Budding Roses (1827)
- MacIntosh: Propagating Roses (1829)
- BG: Budding Roses (1830)
- Elles: On the Culture of the Rosa odorata, (1830)
The following mode of propagation is easy and expeditious:— Put a plant or two into the hot-house in January or February, and there will soon be some young shoots: as soon as they have three or four leaves, take them off, no matter how tender or succulent, but never remove or shorten a leaf. Having prepared your cuttings, put them into sand, with a glass over them, in the same heat as the plants, and in three weeks they will be ready to be potted off. Thus continue taking fresh cuttings, or topping the cuttings already struck, till there are as many as you want. I propagated upwards of 100 plants in one season, from a small plant which only afforded three cuttings at the commencement.
- Vibert: Propagating Roses (1831)
- Mantell: Propagating Rose (1832)
- Gardener's Magazine 9: 524 (1833)
Mr. Brown is celebrated for having raised two roses of the Bengal kind, viz., Brown's celestial and Brown's superb. They are both roses which grow with great vigour, and they are peculiarly susceptible of training as pyramids. There is here a large stock of that scarce rose, the yellow Noisette, obtained by grafting portions of shoots, containing only a single bud, on stocks of Brown's superb. This is an invention of one of the Messrs. Brown. The scion is not above an inch in length, and it is put on the stock, in the whip-grafting manner, close by the surface of the ground. The stock is of the wood of the former year, and the scion of the current year. Excellent and saleable plants are thus produced the very first season.
- Gardener's Magazine 9: 698 (1833)
Chinese Roses may be propagated from single Buds, as Grape Vines are propagated.— The single bud, with a quarter of an inch of the stem both above and below it, is placed just under the soil, under a bell glass; the leafstalks and leaves standing upright as in a cutting. A single bud of Rosa semperflorens sanguinea was planted on July 26., and on Sept. 8. the bud had grown nearly four inches, and a blossom bud was formed. On Oct. 9. it was six inches high, and side shoots were being produced. Charles M. Willich. London, Oct. 23. 1833.
- DTF: Boule de Neige from Buds (1887)
Well-ripened buds may be prepared as follows, and inserted in heat in July or August, or December or January: Pieces of wood about an inch long should be chosen. Cut the section straight across at each end, leaving the bud in the centre. Then remove about a third of the circumference of the wood from the under side of the bud. Place these on the surface of a pot or pan, and cover all but the bud over with fine soil or sand, making all as firm as possible. Cover with a bell-glass or plunge in a close hot-bed at a temperature of 65° or 70°. Keep close till rooted, then gradually expose to more air; pot off when fairly rooted, and grow on in a close genial atmosphere till quite established.
- Clericus: Rooting Roses (1838)
- Manetti: Root-grafting Roses (1840)
- Lelieur: Grafting Roses onto Eglantine (1843)
- Parsons: Propagating roses from leaves (1847)
- Prairie Roses as Rootstocks (1849)
- Maund: Layering Roses (1849?)
- Curtis: Rose stocks (1850)
- Saul: Rose Stocks (1850)
- AA: Rosa banksiae as rootstock (1851)
- Meehan: Budded Roses (1855)
- Hibberd: Striking Roses from Eyes (1860)
- Earley: 'Maréchal Niel' on 'Gloire de Dijon' (1869)
- WPA: The Rose Secret (1872)
- Sisley: Grafting Roses (1883)
- AD: Marechal Niel (1889)
- Heideman: Rosa blanda as rootstock (1892)
- Wintzer: Rooting Rugosa Hybrids (1894)
- Gadeceau: Rosa multiflora as rootstock (1906)
- Corbett: Vegetative propagation: blind vs. flowering (1907)
- Tukey & Green: Gradient composition of rose shoots (1934)
- Hjort: Sporting Tendencies of Newer vs. Older Roses (1938)
- Zimmerman: Rose 'Sports' from Adventitious Buds (1951)
- Gammon & McFadden: Effect of Rootstocks (1979)
- Lloyd: Adventitious in vitro Rosa shoots (1988)
- Arene: Somaclonal variation in Roses (1993)
- Kane: Micropropagation of Rose (2000)
- Cabrera: Rose rootstocks and minerals (2002)
- Francis: Rosa fortuniana rootstock, Australia (2010)
- Ma: Phosphorus and Rosa multiflora (2020)
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