Secale cereale

Secale cereale

Synonymy

Source: Valdés, B. & Scholz, H.; with contributions from Raab-Straube, E. von & Parolly, G. (2009+): Poaceae (pro parte majore). Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
Secale cereale L., Sp. Pl.: 84. 1753

    Content

    Distribution

    Ab(A N) Ar Gg Ir Jo Rf(CS S) Tu(A) [cAE(G) aAg cAl cAu(A) cBH cBy aCa(cC cH) aCg Co cCs Ct cCy cDa cEs cFe cGa(aF) cGe cHe cHo cHs(A) cHu aIs cLa cLi cLt cLu aMa Mo cNo cPo Rf(cC cE cK aN cNW) cRm cSa cSi(S) cSk Sl cSr cSu pSy cTn cTu(E) cUC] 

    Euro+Med not endemicA,B,C,D,E,F,G,H: Albania cultivated ‒ cultivatedI; Algeria casualJ; Armenia native ‒ nativeK; Austria, with Liechtenstein (Austria cultivated ‒ cultivatedL,M); Azerbaijan (Azerbaijan (core) native, Nakhchivan nativeK); Belarus cultivated; Bosnia-Herzegovina cultivatedN; Canary islands casualJ (Gran Canaria cultivated ‒ cultivatedO, Hierro cultivated ‒ cultivatedO,P); Caucasia (Ab + Ar + Gg + Rf(CS)) nativeQ; Corsica introducedR; Croatia introducedS; Cyprus cultivated ‒ cultivatedF,H; Czech Republic cultivated ‒ cultivatedM,T,U; Denmark cultivated ‒ cultivatedV; East Aegean islands (Greek East Aegean islands cultivated ‒ cultivatedC); Estonia cultivated; Finland cultivated ‒ cultivatedW; France, with Channel is. and Monaco cultivated ‒ cultivatedX (France casual); Georgia native ‒ nativeK,Y; Germany cultivated ‒ cultivatedM,Z; Hungary cultivated ‒ cultivatedAA; Iceland casualAB,AC; Israel/Palestine nativeAD; Jordan nativeAE; Latvia cultivated; Libya cultivated ‒ cultivatedAF,D; Lithuania cultivated; Moldova introduced ‒ introducedAG; Montenegro casualAH; Morocco casualJ; Netherlands cultivated ‒ cultivatedAI; Norway cultivated ‒ cultivatedAJ; Poland cultivated ‒ cultivatedAK,M; Portugal cultivated ‒ cultivatedAL; Romania cultivated ‒ cultivatedAM; Russia (C European Russia cultivated, E European Russia cultivated, Kaliningrad region cultivated, N European Russia casual, NW European Russia cultivated, North Caucasus native ‒ nativeK, S European Russia native ‒ nativeAN); Sardinia cultivated ‒ cultivatedG; Serbia, with Kosovo cultivated ‒ cultivatedAO; Sicily, with Malta (Sicily cultivated ‒ cultivatedG); Slovakia cultivated ‒ cultivatedAP,T,U; Slovenia introduced ‒ introducedAQ; Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra cultivated ‒ cultivatedAR (Andorra cultivatedAS); Sweden cultivated ‒ cultivatedAT,AU; Switzerland cultivated ‒ cultivatedAV,M; Syria introduced: uncertain degree of naturalisation; Tunisia cultivated ‒ cultivatedAF; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part native ‒ nativeC, Turkey-in-Europe cultivated ‒ cultivatedC); Ukraine, with Crimea cultivated

    Common Names

    Aragonese (Spain): bllauAW, centenoAW, mesturaAW, misturaAW, palla jodederaAW, sagalAW, segalAW, selgaAW, séguelAW, zentenoAW, zenténAW; Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese (Spain): centenoAW; Basque (Spain): aniguAW, cecaleaAW, cequelaAW, cequeleaAW, ciquirioaAW, zekaleAW, zekaleaAW, zekelaAW, zekeleAW, zekhaleAW, zentzegariAW, zikirioAW; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): blatAW, secleAW, segleAW, segolAW, sègalAW, sègleAW, sègolAW, ségolAW, séguelAW; Estonian (Estonia): Harilik rukisAX; Finnish (Finland): (leipä)ruisAY; Galician (Spain): alcacénAW, centeioAW, centenoAW, centeoAW, centénAW, ferranAW, ferrayaAW, ferrañaAW, panAW, pan verdeAW, serodioAW, temporalAW; Hebrew (Israel): שִׁיפוֹן תַּרְבּוּתִיAZ; High Aragonese (Spain): benzellosAW, bllauAW, mesturaAW, misturaAW, sagalAW, selgaAW, ségalAW, séguelAW, zentenoAW, zenténAW; Latvian (Latvia): sējas rudzisAX; Lithuanian (Lithuania): sėjamasis rugysAX; Portuguese (Portugal): alcacelAW, centeijoAW, centeioAW, centeninhoAW, centeoAW, pâoAW, senteioAW; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): alcalcelAW, arcacelAW, arcalcelAW, añaiAW, añeguAW, bálagoAW, centenoAW, centeno albarAW, centeno comúnAW, centeno de inviernoAW, centeno de primaveraAW, centeno de tahalAW, centeno grandalAW, centeno tardíoAW, centeno tempranoAW, centeno tremesinoAW, centeñoAW, herrénAW; Swedish (Sweden & Finland): rågAY; Valencian (Spain): segolAW, sentenoAW, sègolAW

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