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Book (1990) Page(s) 49.
Monica Alba... pink...
Book (1936) Page(s) 486.
Monique (alba) Prévost 1828; vivid glossy light pink, medium size, double, globular, regular, few prickles.
Book (1936) Page(s) 486.
Monica (alba) ? ? ; light pink, medium size, double.
Book (1885) Page(s) 43, Vol 1.
Rosier velu. Variétés.
Rosier blanc. Fleurs roses.
Monique. Prévost. — Arbrisseau à rameaux géniculés, presque inermes; feuilles à cinq folioles, simplement et profondément dentées; tube du calice presque glabre; sépales glanduleuses, terminées par une foliole; fleurs globuleuses, moyennes, régulières, doubles, d'un rose clair, vif, brillant et uniforme..
Book (1858) Page(s) 130.
Alba .... Monica, double, light pink.
Book (1842) Page(s) 261.
R. alba...varieties with double blooms...Monica, light pink
Book (1838) Page(s) 274.
Rosa Alba. Monica. Branches, kneed, almost unarmed. Leaflets, five in number, simply and deeply toothed. Tube of calyx, almost smooth. Sepals, glandulous, terminated by a leaflet. Flowers, globular, middle-sized, regular; of a light brilliant uniform pink.
Book (1836) Page(s) 245.
Rosier Blanc. Monique. Prévost. Arbrisseau à rameaux géniculés, presque inermes; feuille sà cinq folioles, simplement et profondément dentées; tube du calice resque glabre; sépales glanduleuses, terminées par une foliole; fleurs globulauses, moyennes, régulières, doubles, d'un rose clair, vif, brillant et uniforme.
Book (1829) Page(s) 148-149.
Alba. Monique. Boisguillaume [nursery of Prévost]; semé en fevrier 1826; premiére floraison en 1828. Rameaux géniculés, lisses, presque inermes. Aiguillons nuls ou très-rares, et se trouvant à la base et au sommet des rameaux vigoureux seulement. Feuilles à 5 folioles ovoïdes, acuminées, glabres en dessus, pâles et sub-pubescentes en dessous. Serrature grande et simple. Pédoncules glabres au-dessous des bractées; parsemées au-dessus de quelques poils glanduleux. Bractées lancéolées, acuminées, antières. Ovaire oval-pyriforme, presque glabre. Sépales glanduleuses, terminées par une foliole. Fleur moyenne, globuleuse, régulière, très-multiple, rose clair, égal, vif et brillant. Pétales 60 à 80, orbiculaires, concaves.
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