(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) 267-268.  Includes photo(s).
 
'Aimable Amie' ....Found in various locations in southern Sweden....Description ....At the beginning of the inventory, the invenerors had to describe three varieties as "Aimable Amie-type 1, 2 and 3". "Aimable Amie-type 3" finally was determined to be 'Aimable Amie'. "Aimable Amie-type 1" was identified as 'Gloire de France', and "Aimable Amie-type 2" became the new variety 'Karleby'. ....Morphologically 'Aimable Amie' and 'Karleby' are very similar....The DNA profile of 'Aimable Amie' is closest to 'Karleby' with a similarity index of 94,1%....Other close varieties are 'Törnsfall', 'Pustebacken' and its sport, Président de Sèze', 'Rose de la Maître École', 'Officinalis', 'Rosa Mundi' and 'Linnés Hammarby' with similarity indices between 82,4 and 70,0%.

(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) 269-270.  Includes photo(s).
 
'Amalica'....Description ....Morphologically 'Amalica' reminds of 'Lövenborg'... DNA profile of 'Amalica' is nearest to 'Siktesbo' with a similarity index of 68,4%. Other close varieties are 'Linnés Hammarby' and 'Bovallens Paulina', which have a similarity index of 65,0% with 'Amaica'. Its similarity index with 'Lövenborg' is 63,2%.

(2021)  Page(s) 342-343.  Includes photo(s).
 
'Änkans i Listarum' .... known in culture in Sweden from the beginning of the 1900s...in all characteristics of the bloom identical with 'Fjärsmans'....genetically closest to 'Fjärmans' with a similarity index of 94,4%. Other close sorts are 'Hovby', 'Pustebacken' and its sports, 'Bovallens Paulina' and 'Fågelfors' with similarity indices between 70,0 and 58,8%.

(2021)  Page(s) 174-175.  Includes photo(s).
 
Damask roses ... 'Beas Lustiga' ...Known in culture in Sweden from the end of the 1800s, possibly from the 1840s. ... Description .... The DNA profile of 'Beas Lustiga' is closest to 'Erik' of the Damask group. Their similarity index is 90,9%. ... The next highest similarity indices are with the references 'Agathe Incarnata', 'Trigintipetala' and 'Celsiana', with similarity indices of 64,0, 63,0 respectively 59,3%. Morphologically, 'Beas Lustiga' is identical to 'Erik' with the difference that it produces single blooms in the center of the bloom or weakly growing shoots with stunted blooms that never develop.

(2021)  Page(s) 271-272.  Includes photo(s).
 
'Berga Gård' ....Description ....Morphologically 'Berga Gård' and 'Wallby Säteri' are difficult to distinguish from each other. ...Genetically it is closest to 'Wallby Säteri' with a similarity index of 94,1%. Other close varieties are 'Linnés Hammarby', 'Lofta', 'Siktesbo' and 'Vånevik' with similarity indices of 66,7 and 61,9%. 

(2021)  Page(s) 273-274.  Includes photo(s).
 
'Björklund' ....Description ....DNA profile of 'Björklund' is nearest to 'Siktesbo' with a similarity index of 68,2%. Other closest varieties are 'Lofta', Valsätra', Belle de Crécy' and 'Surpasse Tout', with similarity indices between 63,6 and 60,9%.

(2021)  Page(s) 182-184.  Includes photo(s).
 
Damask Roses ...'Blush Damask' ..Known in culture in Sweden since the end of the 1800s....Found in numerous locations in southern and central Sweden....Description ....The classification of 'Blush Damask' is difficult. The three methods of analysis utilized by Pom do not give consistent results. According to Pom's study the nearest relatives of 'Blush Damask' are three sorts of the Gallica group, 'Amalica', 'Linnés Hammarby' and 'Häggeby'. Their similarity indices are 55,0, 54,5 respectively 54,5%. The next nearest is 'Pink Leda' in the Damask group, 'Duchesse de Rohan' in the Portland group and 'Geschwinds Nordlandrose' in the Damask group. Their similarity indices are 54,2, 52,2 respectively 48,0%.
In Pom's Split Tree 'Blush Damask' is placed as an accession to the Alba group and is well separated from both the Damask and the Gallica groups. Studies with the similarity index shoes that there is a fairly close relationship between 'Blush Damask' and the Alba roses 'Gunhild' and Great Maiden's Blush'. Their similarity indices are 45,8 and 42,9% respectively. 
Pom's dendogram gives no clear indication to which rose 'Blush Damask' is closely related.