Vicia sativa

Synonymy

Vicia sativa L., Sp. Pl.: 736. 1753

=Vicia pimpinelloides Mauri, Roman. Pl. Cent. Xiii 13: 35. 1820

=Vicia intermedia Viv., Fl. Libyc. Spec.: 42. 1824

=Vicia nemoralis (Pers.) Boreau, Fl. Centre France, ed. 3, 2: 172. 1857

=Vicia terana Losa in Anales Jard. Bot. Madrid 9: 493. 1950
≡Vicia sativa subsp. terana (Losa) Benedí & Molero in Bol. Soc. Brot., ser. 2, 59: 64. 1986

=Vicia bacla Moench

=Vicia communis Rouy

=Vicia cornigera Chaub.

=Vicia cornigera St.-Amans

=Vicia cosentini Guss.

=Vicia cuneata Gren. & Godr.

=Vicia erythosperma Rchb.

=Vicia glabra Schleich.

=Vicia leucosperma Moench

=Vicia maculata Rouy

=Vicia melanosperma Rchb.

=Vicia morisiana Boreau

=Vicia nemoralis Ten.

=Vicia notota Gilib.

=Vicia pallida Baker

=Vicia vulgaris Uspenski

Content

Distribution

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Euro+Med not endemic: Albania native ‒ nativeA; Algeria native ‒ nativeB; Armenia native; Austria, with Liechtenstein (Austria native ‒ nativeA); Azerbaijan native (Azerbaijan (core) native, Nakhchivan native); Azores native ‒ nativeA; Baleares native ‒ nativeA; Belarus native; Belgium, with Luxembourg (Belgium native ‒ nativeA); Bulgaria native ‒ nativeA; Corsica native ‒ nativeA; Crete, with Karpathos native ‒ nativeA; Crimea native; Cyprus native ‒ nativeB; Denmark native ‒ nativeA; East Aegean islands (Greek East Aegean islands native ‒ nativeB); Egypt native ‒ nativeB; Estonia native; Faroe islands introduced ‒ introducedA; Finland native ‒ nativeA; Former Czechoslovakia native ‒ nativeA; Former Yugoslavia native ‒ nativeA; France, with Channel is. and Monaco (France native ‒ nativeA); Georgia native; Germany native ‒ nativeA,C; Great Britain native ‒ nativeA; Greece native ‒ nativeA; Hungary native ‒ nativeA; Iceland introduced ‒ introducedA; Ireland, with N Ireland (Ireland native ‒ nativeA); Israel/Palestine native ‒ nativeD; Israel/Palestine-Jordan native; Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City native ‒ nativeA; Jordan native: doubtfully native; Latvia native; Lebanon native: doubtfully native; Lebanon-Syria native ‒ nativeB; Lithuania native; Madeira archipelago native; Moldova native; Morocco native ‒ nativeB; Netherlands native ‒ nativeA,E; Norway native ‒ nativeA,F; Poland native ‒ nativeA; Portugal native ‒ nativeA; Romania native ‒ nativeA; Russia native (C European Russia native, E European Russia native, Kaliningrad region native, N European Russia native, NW European Russia native, North Caucasus native, S European Russia native); Sardinia native ‒ nativeA; Sicily, with Malta (Malta native ‒ nativeB, Sicily native ‒ nativeB); Sinai native ‒ nativeB; Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra (Spain native ‒ nativeA); Svalbard introduced ‒ introducedA; Sweden native ‒ nativeA; Switzerland native ‒ nativeA; Syria native: doubtfully native; Tunisia native ‒ nativeB; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part native ‒ nativeB, Turkey-in-Europe native ‒ nativeA); Ukraine native; Ukraine, with Crimea native

Common Names

Aragonese (Spain): guijetaG, guixetaG; Armenian (Armenia): Vik TzanoviH; Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese (Spain): arbeu bravuG, arbeyacaG, arbeyanaG, arbeyeiraG, arbeyuG, arvechoG, arveyoG, arveyuG, arvillas de perruG, arviyuG, fabaracaG, vezaG, vicia silvestreG; Azerbaijani (Azerbaijan): Ekin LerkeI; Basque (Spain): arbejuelaG, arbejuela-borteG, bezaG, beza-bortaG, bezillaG, bezilla-bortaG, ilarraG, illarraG, suba-illarG, vezaG, zaldeG, zalgeG, zalkaG, zalkeG, zalke arruntG, zalkiaG, zuhain-zalkeaG, zuhain-zalkiaG; Belarusian (Belarus): Garoshak PasyaounyJ, VikaJ; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): arvellaG, arvellasG, arvellesG, avezaG, barbillóG, bisaltoG, garrofinaG, garrofinsG, garrofíG, garrosinsG, garrovíG, garroxinsG, guijetaG, guixetaG, llegumentG, llegumetG, tapissotsG, veceraG, vecera bordaG, vecera veraG, vesasG, vessasG, vessesG, veçaG, veça/vecesG; English: Common VetchK, Spring VetchK, VetchL; Estonian (Estonia): Viikk Ehk KurehernesM; Finnish (Finland): RehuvirnaN, VikkeriN, rehuvirnaO; French (France): Vesce CultiveeP; French: Lentille SauvageQ, Pois FranceR; Galician (Spain): arvellacaG, avellacaG, bellacaG, berzaG, bezaG, brenzaG, carnecríaG, ervellacaG, ervellosaG, ervillacaG, fabacaG, herba bellacaG, herba d'a fameG, herba da fameG, herba do cregoG, herbellacaG, leriquiaG, liriquiaG, livicaG, nichelaG, pan do cucoG, verzaG, vezaG; Georgian (Georgia): Chveulebrivi TzertzvelaS; German (Germany): Acker-WickeN, Saat-WickeT, Sommer-WickeT; High Aragonese (Spain): guerguellidaG, vezaG; Italian (Italy): Veccia ComuneN; Latvian (Latvia): Sejas VikiU; Lithuanian (Lithuania): Sejamasis VikisV, Vasarinis VikisV; Majorcan (Mallorca): faba-vesaG, fabolí negreG, vesa-fabolíG, vesasG, vessasG, veçaG; Polish (Poland): Wyka SiewnaN; Portuguese (Portugal): ErvilhacaN, ervilhacaG, ervilhaca domésticaG, ervilhaca ordinariaG, ervilhaca-comumG, ralicaG; Romanian (Romania): MazaricheN; Russian (Russia Central): Goroshek KormovoiW, Goroshek PosevnoiX, Vika PosevnayaY; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): Arveja ComunN, VezaN, abrejacónG, albajacaG, albajanaG, albejanaG, alberjaG, alberjanaG, alberjancaG, alberjónG, albillaG, algarrobaG, algarroba comúnG, algarroba de borricoG, algarroba-vezaG, algarrobasG, algarrobillaG, alvejaG, alvejasG, alvejonesG, alverjaG, alverja silvestreG, alverjacónG, alverjanaG, alverjana andaluzaG, alverjana de CastillaG, alverjaqueG, alverjasG, alverjas de burruG, alverjillaG, alverjonesG, alverjónG, arabejaG, arbeichaG, arbejaG, arberjonesG, arbexacaG, arricaG, arveacaG, arvechacaG, arvejaG, arveja coloradaG, arveja comúnG, arveja negraG, arvejacaG, arvejanaG, arvejasG, arvejillaG, arvejoG, arvejónG, arverjaG, arverjanaG, arveyoG, arvichacaG, avejacaG, avejacónG, avejonesG, avejácaraG, averjacaG, avesaG, avezaG, bejanconesG, berzoG, berzónG, borricónG, burricónG, caballunaG, cagayón de ratoG, carballónG, clarínG, corvinaG, francoG, garrobillaG, guijaG, guijas de burroG, guijetaG, guixetaG, madrasta trigueraG, pesolilloG, pesolillo bordeG, pimpinelaG, piseoG, presule bordeG, ricasG, titarraG, titarrinaG, tito redondoG, titónG, verzaG, vezaG, veza blancaG, veza comúnG, veza forrajeraG, veza negraG, veza silvestreG, vezasG, viciaG, yapinaG, yerosG; Spanish; Castilian (Tenerife): arvejaG; Swedish (Sweden & Finland): åkervickerO; Swedish (Sweden): FodervickerN; Ukrainian (Ukraine): Goroshok PosivnyiZ; Valencian (Spain): arvellaG, arvellasG, avezaG, bisaltoG, guixes de burroG, pesolinaG, pesolineraG, veceraG, vesesG, vessesG; unknown: ArvejaAA, TareAB

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