Book  (2008)  Page(s) 747.  
 
Information about the natualized species from which hips are collected in Chile is scarce. 'Rosa mosqueta' is a common name used for at least three different species, R. moschata, R. rubiginosa and R. canina, and probably includes additional species as well as hybrids (Joublan et al, 1996).

Article (misc)  (2007)  
 
Wild roses introduced to Chile by Spanish colonizers, known as "Rosa mosqueta," are collected and used for export, for feeding livestock and for oil extraction. The species are Rosa canina, Rosa rubiginosa and Rosa moschata.