Dysphania ambrosioides

Dysphania ambrosioides

Synonymy

Source: Uotila, P. (2011+): Chenopodiaceae (pro parte majore). – In: Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
Dysphania ambrosioides (L.) Mosyakin & Clemants in Ukrayins'k. Bot. Žurn. 59: 382. 2002
  • ≡Chenopodium ambrosioides L., Sp. Pl.: 219. 1753
  • =Chenopodium suffruticosum Willd., Enum. Pl.: 290. 1809
  • =Chenopodium integrifolium Vorosch. in Bot. Žurn. S. S. S. R. 27: 42. 1942
  • – "Chenopodium anthelminticum" sensu COSTE, H.- Flore descriptive et illustrée de la France. Paul Klincksieck, Paris, 1903-1906. 1/1: [1]-128. 1900 (25 juin); 1/2: [I]-XXXVI, 129-240. 1900 (21 nov.); 1/3-1: [1]-52, 241-304. 1901 (28 mars); 1/3-2: 305-416. 1901 (6 juil.); 2/1: [1]-96. 1903 (23 déc.); 2/2: 97-224. 1902 (24 déc.); 2/3: 225-352. 1903 (17 janv.); 2/4: 353-448. 1903 (12 mai); 2/5: 449-627. 1903 (17 août); (... -> notes)1
  • 1. COSTE, H.- Flore descriptive et illustrée de la France. Paul Klincksieck, Paris, 1903-1906. 1/1: [1]-128. 1900 (25 juin); 1/2: [I]-XXXVI, 129-240. 1900 (21 nov.); 1/3-1: [1]-52, 241-304. 1901 (28 mars); 1/3-2: 305-416. 1901 (6 juil.); 2/1: [1]-96. 1903 (23 déc.); 2/2: 97-224. 1902 (24 déc.); 2/3: 225-352. 1903 (17 janv.); 2/4: 353-448. 1903 (12 mai); 2/5: 449-627. 1903 (17 août); (... -> notes)

Content

Distribution

?Ca(P) Jo Md(M P) [nAE Ab(A) nAg nAl cAu(pA) nAz(C F G J L M P S T) nBH nBe(B) nBl(I M N) nBr pBu Ca(C F G nH L T) Cg Cm nCo nCr nCt aDa nEg aEs aFe nGa(F) nGe Gg nGr -Hb(E) nHo nHs(G nS) nHu nIr nIt nLe nLi cLt nLu nMa Mk nMo aNo nPo Rf(aC CS K) nRm nSa nSi(M S) nSk Sl nSn nSr aSu Sy nTn Tu(A E) nUk] 

Euro+Med not endemicA,B,C,D: Albania naturalisedE,F,G,H; Algeria naturalisedF; Austria, with Liechtenstein cultivatedH (Austria introduced: uncertain degree of naturalisationI); Azerbaijan (Azerbaijan (core) introducedJ); Azores naturalisedH,K (Corvo naturalisedG,L,M, Faial naturalisedG,L,M, Flores naturalisedG,L,M, Graciosa naturalisedG,L,M, Pico naturalisedG,L,M, Santa Maria naturalisedG,L,M, São Jorge naturalisedG,L,M, São Miguel naturalisedG,L,M, Terceira naturalisedG,L,M); Baleares naturalisedF,H (Ibiza naturalisedG, Mallorca naturalisedG, Menorca naturalisedG,N); Belgium, with Luxembourg naturalisedH (Belgium naturalisedG); Bosnia-Herzegovina naturalisedO; Bulgaria introduced: uncertain degree of naturalisationP; Canary islands (Fuerteventura introducedQ, Gomera introducedQ, Gran Canaria introducedQ, Hierro naturalisedR, La Palma native: presence questionableQ, Lanzarote introducedQ, Tenerife introducedQ); Corsica naturalisedF,G,H,S; Crete, with Karpathos naturalisedF,G,H,T,U; Crimea introducedV,W; Croatia naturalisedG,T; Denmark casualX; East Aegean islands naturalisedF,Y; Egypt naturalisedF,Z; Estonia casualAA; Finland casualX; Former Yugoslavia naturalisedF,H; France, with Channel is. and Monaco naturalisedF,H,S (France naturalisedG); Georgia introducedAB,AC,AD; Germany naturalisedAE,AF,AG,G,H; Great Britain naturalisedAH; Greece naturalisedF,G,H,T; Hungary naturalisedAI,AJ,AK,G,H; Ireland, with N Ireland (Ireland introduced: reported in errorAL); Israel/Palestine naturalisedAM; Israel/Palestine-Jordan naturalisedF; Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City naturalisedAN,AO,F,G,H,S; Jordan nativeAP; Lebanon naturalisedAM,AQ; Lebanon-Syria naturalisedF; Libya naturalisedF; Lithuania cultivatedAR; Madeira archipelago (Madeira island nativeAS, Porto Santo nativeAS); Moldova naturalisedG; Montenegro introducedAT; Morocco naturalisedF; Netherlands naturalisedAU,AV; North Macedonia introducedAW; Norway casualX; Poland naturalisedG,H; Portugal naturalisedG,H; Romania naturalisedAX,G,H; Russia (C European Russia casualW, Kaliningrad region introducedW, North Caucasus introducedAY); Sardinia naturalisedAN,AO,F,G,H; Serbia, with Kosovo naturalisedG,T; Sicily, with Malta naturalisedH (Malta naturalisedAZ,F,G, Sicily naturalisedAN,AO,F,G); Sinai naturalisedZ; Slovakia naturalisedBA; Slovenia introducedBB; Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra naturalisedF,H (Gibraltar introducedBC, Spain naturalisedG); Sweden casualX; Syria introducedAQ; Tunisia naturalisedBD,F; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part introducedBE,BF, Turkey-in-Europe introducedBF); Ukraine naturalisedG,W; Ukraine, with Crimea introducedBG

Common Names

Albanian (Albania): Minueri si pellin detiBH; Aragonese (Spain): téBI; Azerbaijani (Azerbaijan): Тоюг тәрәJ; Basque (Spain): chiñurri belarraBI, chiñurri-belarraBI, inurri belarraBI, inurri-belarBI, txiñurri belarraBI, txiñurri-bedarrBI; Bulgarian (Bulgaria): Миризлива куча лободаBJ; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): bleitsBI, bletBI, bletsBI, herba dels leprososBI, herba dels llebrososBI, herba formigueraBI, te bordBI, te bortBI, te d'EspanyaBI, te de MontserratBI, te de MèxicBI, te d´EspanyaBI, te falsBI, téBI, té de EspanyaBI, té falsBI; Croatian (Croatia): cjelolista lobodaBK; Czech (Czech Republic): merlík vonnýBL; Danish (Denmark): Vellugtende GåsefodX; Finnish (Finland): SitruunasavikkaX, sitruunasavikkaBM; French (France): AmbroisineBN, Chénopode fausse ambroisieBO, Thé du MexiqueBN, Thé vertBN; Galician (Spain): ambrósia-do-MéxicoBI, chá-do-MéxicoBI, erva-formigaBI, erva-formigueiraBI, formigueiraBI, harba da eixadaBI, herba da aixadaBI, herba da eixadaBI, herba da illargaBI, herba do téBI, herba formigueiraBI, herba-do-téBI, herva da hijadaBI, madroaBI, teóBI, téBI, té de EspañaBI, usaidelaBI; German (Germany): Mexikanischer TeeBP; German (Israel): Echter ErdbeerspinatBQ; Greek, Modern (1453-) (Greece): Χηνοπόδιον το αμβροσιοειδέςBR; Hebrew (Israel): דיספניה ריחניתBQ, כַּף-אֲוָז רֵיחָנִיתBQ; Hungarian (Hungary): Mirha-libatopBS; Majorcan (Mallorca): te bordBI, te bortBI; Norwegian (Norway): sitronmeldeX; Polish (Poland): Komosa piżmowaBT; Portuguese (Portugal): ambrosía de MexicoBI, ambrósia-do-méxicoBI, chá do MéxicoBI, chá-do-MéxicoBI, erva formigueiraBI, erva-formigaBI, erva-formigueiraBI, herba da illargaBI, herba-do-téBI, herva formigueiraBI, pasotleBI, quenopodioBI, quenopódioBI, usaidelaBI; Romanian (Moldova): Штир-Сэлбатик тэмыйосBU; Romanian (Romania): TămâițaBV; Sardinian (Sardegna): Tè sarduBW; Slovak (Slovakia): mrlík celistvolistýBX, mrlík voňavýBY; Slovenian (Slovenia): Dišeča metlikaBZ; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): ageaBI, ajasoteBI, apasoteBI, apazoteBI, biengranadaBI, epazoteBI, espasothlBI, hageaBI, hierba ambrosíaBI, hierba hormigueraBI, hierba santaBI, hormigosaBI, hormigueraBI, pasoteBI, pazoteBI, poleoBI, pozoteBI, te de EspañaBI, te de MejicoBI, te de MéjicoBI, te de MéxicoBI, te de Nueva EspañaBI, te españolBI, téBI, té de EspañaBI, té de EuropaBI, té de MéjicoBI, té de Nueva EspañaBI, té españolBI, té hormigosoBI, té ricoBI, té silvestreBI, té verdeBI, yerba hormigueraBI, yerba santaBI; Swedish (Sweden & Finland): dieselmållaBM; Swedish (Sweden): citronmållaX; Valencian (Spain): blet americàBI, te bordBI, te falsBI, té falsBI

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