Cichorium endivia

Cichorium endivia

Synonymy

Source: Greuter, W. (2006+): Compositae (pro parte majore). – In: Greuter, W. & Raab-Straube, E. von (ed.): Compositae. Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
Cichorium endivia L., Sp. Pl.: 813. 1753
    • =Cichorium endivia subsp. sativum Cout., Fl. Portugal: 662. 1913

    Content

    Distribution

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    Euro+Med not endemic: Albania cultivatedA,B,C; Baleares (Mallorca cultivatedD); Belarus cultivatedE; Belgium, with Luxembourg casualF; Bosnia-Herzegovina introduced: uncertain degree of naturalisationG; Bulgaria cultivatedA,H,I; Canary islands (Fuerteventura cultivatedJ, Gomera cultivatedJ, Gran Canaria cultivatedJ, Hierro cultivatedJ, La Palma cultivatedJ, Lanzarote cultivatedJ, Tenerife cultivatedJ); Corsica introducedK; Crete, with Karpathos cultivatedA; Croatia nativeL,M; Cyprus cultivatedN,O; Czech Republic casualP,Q; East Aegean islands (Turkish East Aegean islands cultivatedR); Estonia cultivatedS; Former Yugoslavia cultivatedA; France, with Channel is. and Monaco (France casualT); Germany casualU,V,W,X; Great Britain casualY; Greece cultivatedA; Hungary cultivatedZ; Israel/Palestine nativeAA; Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City naturalisedAB; Jordan nativeAA,AC; Lebanon cultivatedAD; Libya cultivatedAE,AF; Madeira archipelago (Madeira island cultivatedJ, Porto Santo cultivatedJ); Moldova cultivatedAG,E; Montenegro introduced: uncertain degree of naturalisationAH,AI; Morocco cultivatedAJ; Netherlands cultivatedAK,AL; Norway casualAM,AN; Poland cultivatedAO; Portugal casualAP; Romania cultivatedAQ; Russia (C European Russia cultivatedE, E European Russia cultivatedE, NW European Russia cultivatedE, S European Russia cultivatedE); Sardinia cultivatedAR; Sicily, with Malta cultivatedA (Malta cultivatedAS, Sicily cultivatedAR,AT); Sinai nativeAA; Slovakia cultivatedAU; Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra cultivatedA (Spain casualAP,AV,AW); Switzerland introduced: uncertain degree of naturalisationAX; Syria nativeAA; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part introducedAY, Turkey-in-Europe introducedA,AY); Ukraine cultivatedE; Ukraine, with Crimea cultivatedAZ,BA

    Common Names

    Albanian (Albania): KoreBB, ÇikoreBB; Aragonese (Spain): escarola silvestreBC, esquerolaBC; Basque (Spain): escaroláBC, eskarolaBC, eskarola kizkurBC, oster-churíaBC, oster-zuriBC, osterchuriaBC, osterzuriBC, txicoriBC; Bulgarian (Bulgaria): Гладкоплодна синя жлъчкаBD; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): cama royaBC, endiviaBC, escarolaBC, esquerolaBC, xicoira dolsaBC; Czech (Czech Republic): Čekanka štěrbákBE; French (Belgium): Chicorée endiveBF, Chicorée friséeBF; French (Corse): ChiconBG, EndiveBG, ScaroleBG; French (France): Chicorée à rameauxBH, EndiveBH; French (Switzerland): ChicoréeBI, EndiveBI; Galician (Spain): escarolaBC; German (Germany): EndivieBJ; Hebrew (Israel): עֹלֶשׁ מָצוּיBK, עולש מצויBK; Italian (Italy): EndiviaAR; Italian (Switzerland): EndiviaBL; Majorcan (Mallorca): endiviaBC; Polish (Poland): Cykoria endywiaBM, EndywiaBM, Szczerbak wielkiBM; Portuguese (Portugal): almeiraón da hortaBC, almeiraô da hortaBC, atrapadeiraBC, chicoriaBC, chicoria brancaBC, chicoria crespaBC, chicoria domésticaBC, chicóriaBC, chicória bravaBC, chicória cultivadaBC, chicória hortenseBC, endiviaBC, endíviaBC, escariolaBC, escariola amargaBC, escarolaBC, escarollaBC; Romanian (Moldova): Чикоарэ эндивиеAG; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): achicoriaBC, aguachicoriaBC, alcohelaBC, almironesBC, chicoriaBC, chicoria blancaBC, chicoria de jardínBC, chicoria dulceBC, chicoriasBC, endibiaBC, endiviaBC, endivia hortenseBC, ensaladaBC, escariolaBC, escarolaBC, escarola anchaBC, escarola comúnBC, escarola encrespadaBC, escarola largaBC, escarola menorBC, escarola murcianaBC, escarola murciana rizadaBC, escarola rizadaBC, escarola segovianaBC, escarola silvestreBC, indiviaBC, lechuga romanaBC; Swedish (Sweden): SydcikoriaBN; Ukrainian (Ukraine): ЕндивійBO, Цикорій справжнійBO; Valencian (Spain): endiviaBC, esquerolaBC

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