Aesculus
Synonymy
Source: Raab-Straube, E. von (2018+): Sapindaceae. – In: Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
Aesculus, Sp. Pl.: 344. 1753
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Distribution
Al Bu Gr Mk Sr [cAb(A N) cAu(A L) nBe(B) pBr cBy cCm nCo nCs Ct cDa cEs Ga(C nF) aGe Hb(pE pN) He Ho Hs(aS) cHu nIt cLa cLt cMo nNo nPo cRf(C E K N NW S) cRm Sa cSi(S) Sk Sl Su Tu(cA cE) cUk]
Euro+Med: Albania native; Austria, with Liechtenstein cultivated (Austria introduced, Liechtenstein introduced); Azerbaijan (Azerbaijan (core) cultivated, Nakhchivan cultivated); Baltic states, with Kaliningrad region cultivated; Belarus cultivated; Belgium, with Luxembourg (Belgium naturalised); Bulgaria native; Corsica naturalised; Crimea cultivated; Croatia introduced; Czech Republic naturalised; Denmark cultivated; Estonia cultivated; Former Yugoslavia native; France, with Channel is. and Monaco (Channel islands introduced, France naturalised); Germany casual; Great Britain introduced: uncertain degree of naturalisation; Greece native; Hungary cultivated; Ireland, with N Ireland introduced (Ireland introduced: uncertain degree of naturalisation, Northern Ireland introduced: uncertain degree of naturalisation); Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City naturalised; Latvia cultivated; Lithuania cultivated; Moldova cultivated; Netherlands introduced; North Macedonia native; Norway naturalised; Poland naturalised; Romania cultivated; Russia (C European Russia cultivated, E European Russia cultivated, Kaliningrad region cultivated, N European Russia cultivated, NW European Russia cultivated, S European Russia cultivated); Sardinia introduced; Serbia, with Kosovo native; Sicily, with Malta (Sicily cultivated); Slovakia introduced; Slovenia introduced; Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra introduced (Spain casual); Sweden introduced; Switzerland introduced; Turkey introduced (Turkey, Asiatic part cultivated, Turkey-in-Europe cultivated); Ukraine cultivated; Ukraine, with Crimea casual