Magazine  (2016)  Page(s) Table S2.  
 
repens, Origin of the sample: Val de Marne rose garden, Genetic group 9, Percentage of assignation: 57.1, 1829, N, Garcon, Origin: France NW, Ploidy: 4, measured

Magazine  (2012)  Page(s) 671.  
 
There is Aimee Vibert, a very old Rose — indeed, one of the oldest we have in cultivation ; it was sent out by Vibert in 1827. It is said by Ketten in their catalogue to have been a sport of the Noisette " Repens ; " it is pure white

Book  (1936)  Page(s) 605.  
 
Repens (noisette) Noisette 1829; white, single = Aimée Vibert, Sylvestris.

Book  (1936)  Page(s) 597, 605.  
 
p. 516: Noisettiana repens (noisette) Marie Noisette 1829; bright white, medium size, double, fragrance 5/10, climbing habit.

p. 597: Rampante (sempervirens or noisette) Noisette ca. 1825; pure white, small to medium, double, in clusters of 5-20, floriferous, repeats occasionally in autumn, long creeping canes, climbing habit, 2 m.

p. 605: Repens (noisette) Noisette 1829; white, single = Aimée Vibert, Sylvestris.

Book  (1907)  Page(s) 406.  
 
A case in which the emergence of the climbing variety can be attributed to vegetative atavism, is the emergence of the climbing Aimée Vibert from the non-climbing, but very vigorous variety of the same name (DARWIN, An. a. Pl. I p. 406 after Curtis), this in turn was again a bud variation of Noisette repens and apparently mainly different in colour from this (see MAX SINGER. 1 , p. 76; II, p. 160, under Noisettiana repens, the only one of this name which corresponds in fragrance with Aimée Vibert). Both varieties have a peculiar musk fragrance; it seems to me not doubtful that R. moschata is one of the ancestors and that the climbing properties come from it.

Book  (1902)  Page(s) 91.  
 
Noisettes ordinaires...
2549. Repens, Noisette 1829, blanc

Magazine  (1901)  Page(s) 216-220.  
 
"Classification Horticole Des Roses," Rapport présenté par M. P. Guillot, rosiériste à Lyon:
Il reste enfin en troisième lieu toutes les variétés ayant les caractères du type qui formeront le groupe des vrais R. Noisettiana. En voici la description : Arbuste vigoureux, assez rustiqus, rameaux allongés, sarmenteux, flexibles, aiguillons peu nombreux, moyen ; folioles ovales, vert glauque, légèrement tomenteuses, inflorescences nombreuses, en corymbes; fleurs petites, doubles. Il renferme les variétés suivantes:
[rough translation]
Finally, there remains, third, all varieties having the characteristics of the type that form the group of real R. Noisettiana. Here is the description: vigorous shrub, hardy enough, elongated branches, scandent, flexible, prickles few, medium-sized, oval leaflets, glaucous green, slightly hairy, inflorescence numerous, in corymbs; flowers small, double. It contains the following varieties:
Aimé Vibert (Vibert, 1828), blanc.
Bougainville (Cochet, 1824), rose.
Caroline Marniesse (Rœser, 1848), blanc carné.
Fellenberg (Fellenberg, 1857), carmin.
L'Abondance (Moreau-Robert, 1887), blanc rosé.
Octavie (Vibert, 1845), rose pourpre.
Philomèle (Vibert, 1844), carné.
Pourpre (Lafay, 1823), pourpre.
Repens (Noisette, 1829), blanc.
Triomphe de la Duchère (Beluze, 1846), rose tendre.
Vicomtesse d'Avesne (Rœser, 1847), rose.

Book  (1899)  Page(s) 155, 187.  
 
Repens, noisette, M. Noisette, 1829, blanc, syn. Aimée Vibert

Book  (1880)  Page(s) Annex, p. 116.  
 
climber, Repens, Scandens, Serpens, Sylvestris (species), single, white

Book  (1880)  Page(s) Annex, p. 120.  
 
climber, Scandens, see Repens.