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The bark is reddish-brown, it is a bush with sparse needles up to 1.5 m high. The leaves are small, 5-7 cm long, elliptic at the base, sickle-shaped. The back of the leaf is bare, smooth, with single-stemmed glands and small needles. The pseudopods are large, 12-15 mm long, 7-9 mm wide, bare, smooth, sharp-pointed, with glandular edges. The flowers are single or in groups of 3-5 flowers; flower bases develop and cover the fruit. Pedicels short, 3-5 mm long, glabrous; the length of the calyx-pags is 10-12, the edges are entire protrusions and a single stem is glandular, the inside is weakly hairy. Hypanti elliptic, about 12 mm long, the head of the female mouth is large, sessile, narrow, 2 mm in diameter. It blooms in V-VI months, bears fruit in VIII-IX months.

Book  (2013)  Page(s) 92-3.  
 
Azerbaijan.
Rosaceae
43. Rosa abutalybovii Gadzh. Near Threatened
This is a rare species known from just a few locations in Nakchivan, from the Shaxbuz area and in Guba from the Shakhdag area. The species is not protected in the wild, which makes it subject to the effects of human activities, such as cutting for fuel, or stochastic events, and its conservation assessment is capable of becoming critically endangered or even extinct in a very short time period. Current population trends need to be monitored. This is a valuable medicinal plant species. Its principal threats are cutting for fuel and over-collection by the local population.