Vicia faba

Synonymy

Vicia faba L., Sp. Pl.: 737. 1753

=Faba vulgaris Moench in Scopoli, Meth. Pl.: 150. 1754

=Faba bona Medik.

=Faba equina Medik.

=Faba faba (L.) House

=Faba major Desf.

=Faba minor Roxb.

=Faba sativa Bernh.

=Orobus faba Brot.

=Vicia esculenta Salisb.

=Vicia vulgaris Gray

Content

Distribution

[Ab(A N) Ag Ar Au(A) Be(B) Bl Br Bu By Cm Co Cy Cz Da Eg Es Fa Fe Ga(F) Ge Gg Gr Hb(E) He Ho Hs(S) Hu Is It Ju La Le Lt Lu Ma Mo No Po Rf(C CS E K N NW S) Rm Sa Sb Si(M S) Su Sy Tn Tu(A E) Uk]

Euro+Med not endemic: Algeria introducedA; Armenia introducedB; Austria, with Liechtenstein (Austria introducedC); Azerbaijan introduced (Azerbaijan (core) introducedD, Nakhchivan introducedD); Baleares introducedA; Belarus introducedE; Belgium, with Luxembourg (Belgium introducedC); Bulgaria introducedA; Corsica introducedA; Crimea introducedF,G; Cyprus introducedA; Denmark introducedC; Egypt introduced ‒ introduced; Estonia introducedH; Faroe islands introducedC; Finland introducedC; Former Czechoslovakia introducedI; Former Yugoslavia introducedA; France, with Channel is. and Monaco (France introduced ‒ introducedA); Georgia introducedB; Germany introduced ‒ introducedJ,K; Great Britain introduced ‒ introducedL; Greece introduced ‒ introducedM; Hungary introducedC; Iceland introducedC; Ireland, with N Ireland (Ireland introducedA); Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City introduced ‒ introducedA; Latvia introducedN; Lebanon introduced; Lithuania introducedO; Moldova introducedP; Morocco introducedA; Netherlands introducedQ; Norway introducedR; Poland introducedC; Portugal introducedA; Romania introducedC; Russia introduced (C European Russia introducedS,T, E European Russia introducedT,U,V,W,X,Y, Kaliningrad region introducedZ, N European Russia introducedAA,AB, NW European Russia introducedAC, North Caucasus introducedAD, S European Russia introducedT,AE,AF,AG); Sardinia introducedA; Sicily, with Malta (Malta introducedA, Sicily introducedA); Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra (Spain introduced ‒ introducedA); Svalbard introducedC; Sweden introducedC; Switzerland introducedC; Syria introduced; Tunisia introducedA; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part introducedA, Turkey-in-Europe introducedC); Ukraine introduced; Ukraine, with Crimea introducedAH

Common Names

Aragonese (Spain): aberaAI, fabaAI, faberaAI, habaAI; Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese (Spain): cigarranchosAI, fabes de mayuAI, fabonesAI, h.aba caballarAI, h.abasAI, h.abas de mayuAI, h.abas negrasAI, h.abonasAI, h.abonas de mayuAI, habaAI; Basque (Spain): abaAI, abañoAI, babaAI, baba beltzAI, baba handiAI, baba zuriAI, babáAI; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): fabaAI, faberaAI, favaAI, faveraAI, favesAI, favolíAI, favoneraAI, favóAI; English: Broad BeanAJ, English BeanAK, Faba BeanAL, Fava BeanAM, Field BeanAJ, Horse BeanAN, Small BeanAO, Tick BeanAP, Windsor BeanAM; Estonian (Estonia): PoldubaAQ; Finnish (Finland): HarkapapuAN, härkäpapuAR; French (France): Feve De CalabarAK, Feve des MaraisAS, Feves de MardisAT, Vesce FeveAU; French: Pois BlancAV; Galician (Spain): fabaAI, faba castellanaAI, faba lobaAI, fabacaAI, faballónAI, fabas lobasAI, fabecaAI, faberaAI, fabocaAI, fabocoAI, fabonsAI, fabónAI, favaAI, favallónAI, faveiraAI, feixocaAI, herbellaAI, pedroloAI, zocaAI; German (Germany): Acker-WickeAW, FeldbohneAN, Pferde-WickeAW, Sau-WickeAW; German: AckerbohneAX, PferdebohneAN, PuffbohneAW, SaubohneAX; High Aragonese (Spain): fabasAI, habasAI; Italian (Italy): Fava CavalinaAN; Latvian (Latvia): Lauka PupasAY; Lithuanian (Lithuania): PupaAZ; Majorcan (Mallorca): faberaAI, favaAI, faveAI, faveraAI; Polish (Poland): BobBA; Portuguese (Portugal): fabaAI, fabeira ordinariaAI, favaAI, fava cavalinhaAI, fava de HolandaAI, fava de mazagâoAI, fava ordináriaAI, fava roxaAI, favallónAI, faveiraAI, feixocaAI; Portuguese: FaveiraAN; Romanian (Romania): BobAN; Russian (Russia Central): Konskie BobyBB, Russkie BobyBA; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): alubiaAI, alveraAI, cartuchilloAI, fabaAI, faberaAI, fabesAI, fabolinesAI, fabonesAI, habaAI, haba blancaAI, haba caballarAI, haba caballunaAI, haba castellanaAI, haba cochineraAI, haba comúnAI, haba de CastillaAI, haba de CullarAI, haba de colmilloAI, haba de puercosAI, haba encarnadaAI, haba gordaAI, haba grandeAI, haba gruesaAI, haba medianaAI, haba morunaAI, haba negraAI, haba panescaAI, haba panesquetaAI, haba paniegaAI, haba panosaAI, haba porcunaAI, haba porquinaAI, haba redondaAI, haba tarraconenseAI, haba tarragonaAI, habasAI, habas caballaresAI, habas de MayoAI, habas gordasAI, habas panosasAI, haberaAI, habitaAI, habita de NavarraAI, habonesAI, habucaAI, habucoAI, jabaAI, jarugaAI, tabillaAI; Swedish (Sweden & Finland): bondbönaAR; Swedish (Sweden): BondbonaAN, HastbonaAN; Valencian (Spain): fabaAI, favaAI, favesAI, faves masclesAI, haberaAI; unknown: BoklaBC, FeveAK, HabaAN, HabasAV

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