Calluna vulgaris
Synonymy
Source: Valdés, B. (2009+): Calluna. – In: Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity
Calluna vulgaris, Brit. Fl., ed. 2: 114. 1808
Content
Distribution
Au Az(C F G J L M P S T) Be Br Bu By dCo Ct Da Es Fa Fe Ga Ge Gr Hb(E) He Ho Hs(A S) Hu Is It La Lt Lu Ma Md(M) No Po Rf(C E K N NW) Rm Se Sl Su Tu(A E) UC
Euro+Med not endemicA,B,C: Austria, with Liechtenstein nativeD; Azores nativeD,E (Corvo nativeE, Faial nativeE, Flores nativeE, Graciosa nativeE, Pico nativeE, Santa Maria nativeE, São Jorge nativeE, São Miguel nativeE, Terceira nativeE); Belarus nativeF; Belgium, with Luxembourg nativeD; Bulgaria nativeD,G,H,I; Corsica native: doubtfully nativeA,B,D,H; Croatia nativeJ,K,L; Denmark nativeD; Estonia nativeF,M; Faroe islands nativeD; Finland nativeD; Former Yugoslavia nativeD,H; France, with Channel is. and Monaco nativeD,H; Germany nativeD; Great Britain nativeD; Greece nativeC,H; Hungary nativeD; Iceland nativeD,N; Ireland, with N Ireland nativeD (Ireland nativeO); Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City nativeD,H,L; Latvia nativeF,M; Lithuania nativeF,M; Madeira archipelago nativeE (Madeira island nativeE); Morocco nativeH,P; Netherlands nativeD,Q; Norway nativeD; Poland nativeD; Portugal nativeD,H,R; Romania nativeD,S; Russia (C European Russia nativeF, E European Russia nativeF, Kaliningrad region nativeF, N European Russia nativeF,T, NW European Russia nativeF); Serbia nativeU; Serbia, with Kosovo nativeV; Slovenia nativeL,W; Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra nativeD,H (Andorra nativeR, Spain nativeR,X,Y); Sweden nativeD; Switzerland nativeD; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part nativeH,Z, Turkey-in-Europe nativeD,H,Z); Ukraine, with Crimea nativeAA,AB,F
Common Names
Aragonese (Spain): brezoAC, brécolAC, yerba del riñónAC; Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese (Spain): berezuAC, berezu talAC, brezoAC, carquexaAC, cotorruAC, gareñaAC, gorbiezaAC, gorbizaAC, gorbizoAC, gurbienzoAC, queiriñoAC, queirogaAC, rozuAC, urciasAC; Basque (Spain): ainarraAC, ainarra arruntAC, aiñarrAC, añaraAC, elharAC, elharrAC, elharriAC, giñarrAC, ilaurriAC, ilharraAC, illarAC, illarrAC, iñarAC, iñarrAC, iñarraAC, kiñarrAC, txilarraAC, txillarrAC, zuricacháAC, zurikatxAC; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): brinzesAC, bronsaAC, brosaAC, brossaAC, brucAC, bruc petetsAC, bruchAC, brugAC, brugaAC, brugueraAC, bruguerolaAC, bruzaAC, brécolAC, brócalAC, carrasellaAC, carrassellaAC, cepellAC, cipellAC, dinadaAC, herba negraAC, salabrugaAC, sapAC, xerpóAC, xipellAC; Finnish (Finland): (kangas)kanervaAD; Galician (Azores): rapaAC; Galician (Spain): barba-do-monteAC, bañizaAC, carpanzaAC, carpazaAC, carpaza a urce pequeñaAC, carpaza brancaAC, carpaza readigaAC, carpazoAC, carpazo molarAC, carrapataAC, carrascaAC, carrasca mansaAC, carrasca monteiraAC, carrasca riadegaAC, carrascoAC, carrasquiñaAC, carrizoAC, carrouchaAC, chiotasAC, colaAC, gamoAC, gaucellaAC, gorvezaAC, melgaAC, mogariçaAC, mongariçaAC, queiriñoAC, queiroaAC, queiroa finaAC, queirogaAC, queiruaAC, queirugaAC, queiruga de cruzAC, queirúaAC, quiroaAC, quirogaAC, quiruga de cruzAC, rañaAC, torboAC, torga-quebra-panelasAC, tuérganoAC, urce do monteAC, urce rastreiroAC, urzeAC, urze do monteAC, urze-do-monteAC, uz montésAC; High Aragonese (Spain): biércolAC, brocAC, brucoAC, bruecoAC, brécolAC, brócalAC, yerba del riñónAC; Icelandic (Iceland): BeitilyngN; Majorcan (Mallorca): brucAC, cipellAC; Portuguese (Azores): rapaAC; Portuguese (Portugal): barba-do-matoAC, barba-do-monteAC, carrascaAC, carrasquinhaAC, carrouchaAC, chirogaAC, ericaAC, estorgaAC, magoriçaAC, maguriceAC, mogariçaAC, mongariçaAC, quebra-panelasAC, queiroAC, queirogaAC, queirugaAC, queiróAC, queirúaAC, quiroaAC, quirogaAC, torgaAC, torga ordinariaAC, torga ordináriaAC, torga-ordináriaAC, torga-quebra-panelasAC, urceAC, urce ordinariaAC, urzeAC, urze-do-monteAC, uz montésAC; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): argañaAC, aulagaAC, azulejaAC, bercolAC, berecillaAC, berezaAC, berezoAC, berezo negroAC, bermejaAC, berozoAE, biercoAE, biercolAE, biercol merinoAE, biércolAE, biércol merinoAE, brecinaAE, brecinillaAE, brezoAE, brezo comúnAE, brezo de lastraAE, brugaAE, bruzaAE, brécolAE, bércolAE, campanitaAE, carpazaAE, charlizaAE, cherlizAE, chupeAE, escobas de brecinaAE, escobas mogarizasAE, ganzoAE, garbeñaAE, gatoAE, gorbizaAE, mogarizaAE, olagaAE, orbezoAE, pan de quesoAE, paraísoAE, perritoAE, pica la mielAE, queiriñoAE, querihuelaAE, quirihuelaAE, quirogaAE, quirolaAE, quírolaAE, reguarnoAE, reguaznoAE, sardinoAE, tanarroAE, ucesAE, urceAE, urciasAE, urcinaAE, urzAE; Swedish (Sweden & Finland): ljungAF; Valencian (Spain): biercolAE, bruchAE, bruguerolaAE, brécolAE, brócalAE, cepellAE, sepellAE
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