Rosa communis subsp. chavinii (Rapin ex Reut.) Rouy & E.G.Camus
Rosa glauca subsp. chavinii (Rapin ex Reut.) E.P.Perrier
Rosa glauca subsp. chavinii (Rapin ex Reut.) E.P.Perrier
Rosa montana f. chavinii (Rapin ex Reut.) Christ
Rosa montana var. chavinii (Rapin ex Reut.) Burnat & Gremli
Rosa montana subsp. chavinii (Rapin ex Reut.) Arcang.
Rosa rubrifolia f. chavinii (Rapin ex Reut.) H.Waldner
Rosa chavinii Chaix
Rosa chavinii var. aretiana Cornaz ex R.Keller
Rosa chavinii var. cornazii Dingler
Rosa chavinii subvar. cuneata (Christ) R.Keller
Rosa chavinii var. gaillardii Christ
Rosa chavinii subvar. laggeri (Puget ex Déségl.) R.Keller
Rosa chavinii subvar. latibractea (Christ) R.Keller
Rosa chavinii subvar. longipedunculata (Christ) R.Keller
Rosa chavinii var. mutata (Burnat & Gremli) Burnat
Rosa chavinii var. puberula R.Keller
Rosa chavinii var. pycnadena Christ
Rosa chavinii var. pycnadenia Christ
Rosa chavinii var. transitoria R.Keller
Rosa chavinii var. typica R.Keller
Rosa communis var. brizoniana Rouy & E.G.Camus
Rosa communis var. latibractea (Christ) Rouy & E.G.Camus
Rosa communis var. mutata (Burnat & Gremli) Rouy & E.G.Camus
Rosa glauca var. mutata Burnat & Gremli
Rosa glauca subsp. mutata (Burnat ex Gremli) Arcang.
Rosa laggeri Puget ex Déségl.
Rosa montana f. cuneata Christ
Rosa montana f. latibractea Christ
Rosa montana f. longepedunculata De la Soie ex Christ
Rosa montana var. longipedunculata (De la Soie ex Christ) R.Keller
Rosa montana f. sembrancheriana De la Soie ex Christ
Rosa montana f. wolfii (De la Soie ex Déségl.) R.Keller
Rosa sembrancheriana (De la Soie ex Christ) Crép.
Rosa wolfii De la Soie ex Déségl.
Rosa chavinii is a species of flowering plant in the family Rosaceae. It belongs to the genus Rosa and grows as a deciduous shrub in temperate environments. The species is native to France, Switzerland, and Italy, although it is not known to occur in Sicily.
Rosa chavinii was first published in Catalogue des Plantes Vasculaires de Genève, edition 2:69 (1861) by Rapin ex Reuter. Rosa chavinii has 36 accepted synonyms. The species has three recorded vernacular names: Chavins Rose in German, Rosa di Chavin in Italian, and Rosier de Chavin in French.
