Raphanus sativus
Synonymy
Source: Marhold, K. (2011+): Brassicaceae. – In: Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
Raphanus sativus, Sp. Pl.: 669. 1753
Content
Distribution
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Euro+Med unknown endemismA: Algeria introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only)B; Armenia cultivatedC; Austria, with Liechtenstein (Austria introducedD); Baleares introducedB (Ibiza introducedE, Mallorca introducedE, Menorca introducedE); Canary islands (Fuerteventura naturalisedF,G, Gomera naturalisedF,G, Gran Canaria naturalisedF,G, Hierro naturalisedF,G, La Palma naturalisedF,G, Lanzarote naturalisedF,G, Tenerife naturalisedF,G); Corsica native: reported in errorB; Crete, with Karpathos introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only)B; Croatia introducedH; Cyprus nativeA,B; Estonia introducedI; Finland introducedJ; Germany cultivatedK,L; Hungary introducedM; Iceland casualN; Israel/Palestine nativeO; Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City casualP; Latvia introducedI; Lebanon cultivatedQ; Lithuania introducedI; Moldova cultivatedR; Montenegro casualS; Morocco introducedT; North Macedonia cultivatedU; Norway introducedV; Poland cultivatedW; Portugal nativeE; Romania cultivatedX; Sardinia casualP; Sicily, with Malta (Sicily introduced: reported in errorP); Sinai introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only)B; Slovakia cultivatedY; Slovenia introducedZ; Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra introducedB (Spain nativeE); Switzerland cultivatedAA,AB; Syria cultivatedQ; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part introducedB); Ukraine, with Crimea cultivatedAC
Common Names
Aragonese (Spain): rábanoAD; Azerbaijani (Azerbaijan): TurpAE; Basque (Spain): arrapaAD, erradillaAD, errasoAD, errasuAD, errefauAD, errefaunAD, erresanAD, erresanaAD, erresauchoaAD, erresaunAD, erresaunaAD, erresautxoAD, lucharbiaAD, lutxarbiAD; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): raveAD, rave/ravesAD, raveneraAD; Finnish (Finland): ruokaretikkaAF; Galician (Spain): labestroAD, rabâoAD, ravoAD, rábanoAD, rábâoAD, saramagoAD; Greek, Modern (1453-) (Greece): Ράφανος το εδώδιμοςAG; Majorcan (Mallorca): raveAD, ravecAD, ravenetAD; Portuguese (Portugal): rabaAD, rabaneteAD, rabiçaAD, rabiçasAD, raboAD, rabâoAD, rabâo radisioAD, rábanoAD, rábâoAD, rábãoAD; Romanian (Moldova): Ридике де-грэдинэR; Russian (Azerbaijan): РедисAE, РедькаAE; Russian (Moldova): Редька посевнаяR; Russian (Russia): РедискаAH, Редька посевнаяAH; Russian (Ukraine): Редька посевнаяAI; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): erradilAD, rabanetaAD, rabaneteAD, rabanillaAD, rabanilloAD, rabanitaAD, rabanitoAD, rabaniza blancaAD, rabinoAD, rábanitoAD, rábanoAD, rábano blancoAD, rábano blanco redondoAD, rábano castellanoAD, rábano colorado redondoAD, rábano comúnAD, rábano encarnadoAD, rábano granadinoAD, rábano largoAD, rábano machoAD, rábano pajizoAD, rábano redondoAD, rábano silvestreAD, rábanosAD, zanahoriaAD; Ukrainian (Ukraine): Редька посiвнаAI; Valencian (Spain): raveAD
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