Brassica nigra

Brassica nigra

Synonymy

Source: Marhold, K. (2011+): Brassicaceae. – In: Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
Brassica nigra (L.) W. D. J. Koch in Röhling, Deutschl. Fl., ed. 3, 4: 713. 1833
  • ≡Sinapis nigra L., Sp. Pl.: 668. 1753
  • ≡Brassica nigra (L.) Koch var. nigra
  • =Brassica bracteolata Fisch. & C. A. Mey., Index Sem. Hort. Petrop. 4: 33. 1838
  • ≡Brassica nigra var. bracteolata (Fisch. & C. A. Mey.) Spach ex Coss.

Content

Distribution

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Euro+Med not endemicA: Albania native: doubtfully nativeB,C; Algeria native: doubtfully nativeD; Austria, with Liechtenstein native: doubtfully nativeC (Austria introducedB,E); Azerbaijan nativeF; Azores native: doubtfully nativeC,G (Faial introducedB,G,H, Flores introducedB,G,H, Santa Maria introducedB,G,H, São Miguel introducedB,G,H, Terceira introducedG,H); Baleares (Menorca introducedI); Belarus introducedB; Belgium, with Luxembourg native: doubtfully nativeC (Belgium nativeB, Luxembourg nativeB); Bosnia-Herzegovina native: doubtfully nativeB; Canary islands (Gomera introducedG,J, Tenerife introducedG,J); Crete, with Karpathos native: doubtfully nativeB,C; Crimea native: doubtfully nativeC; Croatia nativeK; Cyprus nativeD; Denmark native: doubtfully nativeB,C,L,M; East Aegean islands nativeD (Greek East Aegean islands native: doubtfully nativeN); Egypt nativeA; Estonia introducedB,O; Faroe islands native: doubtfully nativeC; Finland introducedC,P; Former Yugoslavia native: doubtfully nativeC,D; Germany introducedB,C,L,Q,R,S; Hungary introducedB,C,L,T; Ireland, with N Ireland native: doubtfully nativeC (Ireland introducedB,U); Israel/Palestine nativeV,W; Israel/Palestine-Jordan nativeX,Y; Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City nativeB; Jordan nativeZ; Latvia introducedB,O; Lebanon nativeAA; Lebanon-Syria nativeD; Lithuania introducedB,O; Madeira archipelago (Madeira island nativeAB,G, Porto Santo nativeAB,G); Moldova cultivatedAC; Montenegro nativeAD; Morocco native: doubtfully nativeAE,D; Netherlands nativeAF; North Macedonia native: doubtfully nativeAG,B; Norway introducedAH,B,C,L; Poland introducedAI,B,C,L; Portugal native: doubtfully nativeAJ,C,L; Russia native: doubtfully nativeB; Serbia, with Kosovo native: doubtfully nativeB; Sicily, with Malta native: doubtfully nativeC (Sicily nativeB); Sinai nativeA,L,W; Slovakia introducedAK,B; Slovenia introducedAL,B; Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra native: doubtfully nativeC,D,L (Spain nativeAJ,AM); Sweden introducedAN,AO,B,C,L; Syria nativeAA; Tunisia native: doubtfully nativeD,L; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part native: doubtfully nativeN, Turkey-in-Europe native: doubtfully nativeB,C,N)

Common Names

Aragonese (Spain): jebenaAP, mostazaAP, mostaza negraAP; Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese (Spain): xebanaAP; Azerbaijani (Azerbaijan): Qara xardalF; Basque (Spain): alesuaAP, bostañazaAP, bostoñazaAP, cerbaAP, ciapeaAP, ciapesAP, lapardaAP, liyardaAP, lousardaAP, lujardaAP, lusardaAP, làginaAP, mustardáAP, nustardaAP, sebenAP, urdunputxaAP, zanabizaAP, ziapaAP, ziapeAP, ziape beltzAP, ziapiaAP; Bulgarian (Bulgaria): Черен синапAQ; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): mostallaAP, mostalla negraAP, mostassaAP, mostassa negraAP, mustassaAP; Estonian (Estonia): Must kapsasrohiO, Must sinepO; Finnish (Finland): mustasinappiAR; Galician (Spain): mostarda negraAP, mostasaAP, mostazaAP, xebraAP, xiebraAP; Greek, Modern (1453-) (Greece): Βρασσική η μελανήAS; Latvian (Latvia): Melnā sinepeO; Lithuanian (Lithuania): Juodasis batsutisO; Majorcan (Mallorca): mostassaAP; Portuguese (Portugal): mostardaAP, mostarda negraAP, mostarda ordinariaAP, mostarda ordináriaAP, mostarda pretaAP, mostarda-negraAP, mostarda-ordinariaAP, mostarda-pretaAP, mostardeiraAP; Romanian (Moldova): Муштар негруAC; Russian (Azerbaijan): Горчица чернаяF; Russian (Moldova): Горчица чернаяAC; Russian (Russia): Горчица чернаяAT; Russian (Ukraine): Горчица чернаяAU; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): agenabeAP, agenaboAP, agenaveAP, ajenabeAP, ajenaboAP, ajo amarilloAP, aleznaAP, amarillasAP, desajoAP, floridosAP, gebenaAP, génivaAP, hierba meonaAP, jamargoAP, jaramagoAP, jenabeAP, jenableAP, jenapeAP, laginaAP, lapardaAP, lonsardaAP, lujardaAP, lusardaAP, mostazaAP, mostaza comúnAP, mostaza finaAP, mostaza negraAP, mostaza negra y rojaAP, mostaza rubiaAP, nabestroAP, nabieyoAP, nabillaAP, nabilloAP, nabinaAP, nabizaAP, nabizuelaAP, rabanilloAP, rábanoAP, rábano amarilloAP, xebenaAP, xenave de los antiguosAP, xeneba de flor amarillaAP, zanabizaAP, ñabestroAP; Swedish (Sweden & Finland): svartsenapAV; Ukrainian (Ukraine): Гiрчиця чoрнаAW; Valencian (Spain): mostallaAX

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