Cicer arietinum

Synonymy

Cicer arietinum L., Sp. Pl.: 738. 1753

=Cicer album hort.

=Cicer edessanum Bornm.

=Cicer grossum Salisb.

=Cicer nigrum hort.

=Cicer physodes Rchb.

=Cicer rotundum Alef.

=Cicer sativum Schkuhr

=Cicer sintenisii Bornm.

=Ononis crotalarioides M. E. Jones

Content

Distribution

dAE(G) dCo Ir Jo Le dSa dSi(S) Sy Tu(A) [Ab(A) Ag Al Ar Bl Bu By Cm Cr Cy Eg Es Ga(F) Gg Gr Hs(S) It Ju Lt Lu Ma Md Mo Rf(C CS N S) Rm Tn]

Euro+Med not endemic: Albania introducedA; Algeria introducedB; Armenia introducedC; Azerbaijan introduced (Azerbaijan (core) introducedC); Baleares introducedA; Belarus introducedD; Bulgaria introducedB; Corsica native: doubtfully nativeA; Crete, with Karpathos introducedA; Crimea introducedE,F; Cyprus introducedA; East Aegean islands (Greek East Aegean islands native: doubtfully nativeA); Egypt introducedB; Estonia introducedG; Former Yugoslavia introducedB; France, with Channel is. and Monaco (France introducedB); Georgia introducedC,H; Greece introducedB; Israel/Palestine nativeB; Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City introducedB; Jordan nativeB; Lebanon nativeB; Lithuania introducedI; Madeira archipelago introducedJ; Moldova introducedK,L; Morocco introducedB; Portugal introducedB; Romania introducedJ; Russia introduced (C European Russia introducedM,N,O, N European Russia introducedP, North Caucasus introducedQ,R, S European Russia introducedS,T); Sardinia native: doubtfully nativeA; Sicily, with Malta (Sicily native: doubtfully nativeA); Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra (Spain introducedB); Syria nativeB; Tunisia introducedB; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part nativeB); Ukraine, with Crimea introduced

Common Names

Aragonese (Spain): garbanceraU, garbansoU, garbanzeraU, garbanzoU, garbanzo (semilla)U, trompoU; Armenian (Armenia): Sier VochkhariV; Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese (Spain): garbanzoU, garbanzosU, garbanzuU, grabanzosU; Azerbaijani (Azerbaijan): Goyun NokhudW; Basque (Spain): barbantzuU, garbantzuU, garbanzuU, garbanzuaU, gilbinU, ilharU, mairu ilharU, txitxirioU, xixaroU; Belarusian (Belarus): Nut PasyaounyX; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): cidrónU, cigroneraU, cigronsU, cigróU, ciuroneraU, ciuronsU, ciuróU; English: Bengal GramY, Chick PeaZ, ChickpeaAA, Garbanzo BeanB; Finnish (Finland): KahviherneAB, kikkahviherneAC; French (France): Cicer Tete-de-belierAD, Pois ChicheAE, Pois-chicheAD; Galician (Spain): ervançoU, garabanzoU, gravançoU, grâo-de-bicoU; German (Germany): KichererbseAB; Italian (Italy): CeceAB; Lithuanian (Lithuania): Sejamasis AvinzirnisI; Majorcan (Mallorca): ciuroneraU, ciuronèraU, ciuróU, ciuró (semilla)U; Majorcan (Menorca): censóU; Polish (Poland): CieciorkaAB; Portuguese (Portugal): Grao De BicaAB, ciceroU, ervançoU, garabanzoU, gravançoU, grâoU, grâo de bicoU, grâo de bico assárioU, grâo de bico molarU, grâo-de-bicoU, grâo-de-bico-comumU, grâos de bicoU; Romanian (Moldova): NekhutK; Romanian (Romania): NautAB; Russian (Russia Central): Nut BaraniAF, Nut KulturnyiE, Nut RogoobraznyiE, Turetzki GorokhK; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): garbanzasU, garbanzoU, garbanzo bermejoU, garbanzo blancoU, garbanzo carnerunoU, garbanzo coloradoU, garbanzo comúnU, garbanzo de SalamancaU, garbanzo hortenseU, garbanzo negroU, garbanzosU, garbanzos cocherosU, garbanzos durosU, garbanzos ocalesU, garbanzpU, grabansaU, grabanzoU, repolloU; Swedish (Sweden & Finland): kikärtAC; Ukrainian (Ukraine): Nut ZvychainyiF; Valencian (Spain): cigronerU, sigronerU; unknown: Catjang ArabAG, DhaleAE, GarbanzoAB, GarvanceB, GramY, HummusB, Katjang ArabAG

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