(2008)  Page(s) 19.  
 
[From Article "Original Flora of the Teberda River Basin (Western Caucasus)" by A. L. Ivanov and R.R. Chotchaeva]
Rosa borissovae Chrshan. ...occupies grassy slopes at an altitude of 1500 meters above sea level. According to B. and M. Zelenchuk the species is also known in the basin.
Similar to the European R. pomifera Herrm.....

(2008)  Page(s) 18.  
 
[From Article "Original Flora of the Teberda River Basin (Western Caucasus)" by A. L. Ivanov and R.R. Chotchaeva]
Rosa hirtissima Lonacz. Inhabitant of rocks in the subalpine zone in the upper Alibek. It is also known from the upper part of the river Chkalta in Abkhazia...Close to Caucasian R. borissovae Chrshan. and the Armenian R. orientalis Dupont ex Ser. (R. atropana Sosn.)

(2012)  Page(s) 19.  
 
[From Article "Original Flora of the Teberda River Basin (Western Caucasus)" by A. L. Ivanov and R.R. Chotchaeva]
Rosa pubicaulis Galushko. Species known from the gorge of Dzhemagat where it grows on dry slopes. Outside the basin of the Teberda, is found in the Elbrus region, in the dil-Su valley. Close to the sub-endemic R. hirtissima Lonacz from Teberda and the endemic central caucasian R. tchegemensis Galushko.

(2008)  Page(s) 19.  
 
[From Article "Original Flora of the Teberda River Basin (Western Caucasus)" by A. L. Ivanov and R.R. Chotchaeva]
Rosa teberdensis Chrshan. Grows on dry rocky slopes, thickets, shrubs, steppes, mountain terraces, in the valley of the Teberda (classical location). The species extends eastwards to the Elbrus region. Close to the Armenian Tamamsch. and the Iranian R. roopae Lonacz.