Silene dioica
Synonymy
Source: Marhold, K. (2011+): Caryophyllaceae. – In: Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
Silene dioica, Man. Herbor. Suisse: 145. 1811
Content
Distribution
● Au(A) Be Br Bu Cg Cs Ct Da Es Fa Fe Ga(F) Ge Hb(E) He Ho Hs(A S) Hu It La Lt Lu Ma Mk No Po Rm Sk Sl Sr Su Uk [Cm nIs]
Euro+Med endemicA: Austria, with Liechtenstein nativeB (Austria nativeC); Belgium, with Luxembourg nativeB; Bulgaria nativeB,D,E; Crimea introducedB,E; Croatia nativeF,G; Czech Republic nativeH; Denmark nativeB,I; Estonia nativeJ; Faroe islands nativeB,I; Finland nativeB,I,K; Former Yugoslavia nativeB,E; France, with Channel is. and Monaco (France nativeB,E); Germany nativeB,L,M,N; Great Britain nativeB; Hungary nativeB; Iceland naturalised ‒ naturalisedI,O; Ireland, with N Ireland nativeB (Ireland nativeP); Italy nativeB,E; Latvia nativeJ; Lithuania nativeJ; Montenegro nativeQ; Morocco nativeE,R; Netherlands nativeB,S; North Macedonia nativeT; Norway nativeB,I,U; Poland nativeB,V; Portugal nativeE,W; Romania nativeB,X; Serbia, with Kosovo nativeY; Slovakia nativeZ; Slovenia nativeAA; Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra nativeB,E (Andorra nativeAB, Spain nativeA,W); Sweden nativeAC,AD,B,I; Switzerland nativeAE,AF,B; Ukraine nativeAG,AH; Ukraine, with Crimea nativeAG,AH
Common Names
Bulgarian (Bulgaria): Двудомно плюскавичеD; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): melandri vermellAI, silene dioicaAI; Croatian (Croatia): crvena pušinaAJ; Czech (Czech Republic): silenka dvoudomáAK; Danish (Denmark): Dag-PragtstjerneI; Dutch; Flemish (Netherlands): DagkoekoeksbloemAL; English (Great Britain): Red CampionAM; Estonian (Estonia): punane pusurohiJ; Faroese (Faroer): reydlig bjargablómaI; Finnish (Finland): puna-ailakkiAN,I; French (France): Compagnon rougeAO, Robinet rougeAO, Silène dioïqueAO; French (Switzerland): Compagnon-rougeAP, Silène dioïqueAP; Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic (Ireland): Coireán coilleachAQ; Galician (Spain): cabaciñasAI, dioicaAI; German (Germany): Rote LichtnelkeAR; German (Switzerland): Rote WaldnelkeAS; Hungarian (Hungary): Piros mécsvirágAT; Icelandic (Iceland): dagstjarnaI; Italian (Switzerland): Silene dioicaAU; Latvian (Latvia): sarkanā spulgotneJ; Lithuanian (Lithuania): raudonžiedė naktižiedėJ; Norwegian (Norway): rød jonsokblomI; Polish (Poland): Bniec czerwonyAV; Russian (Russia): дрема леснаяJ, смолевка леснаяJ; Slovak (Slovakia): silenka červenáZ; Slovenian (Slovenia): Redči slizekAW; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): borbonesaAI, doble campeónAI, jabonera blancaAI; Swedish (Sweden & Finland): rödbläraAN; Swedish (Sweden): rödbläraI; Welsh (Wales): Blodyn TaranauAX
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