Lepidium sativum
Synonymy
Source: Marhold, K. (2011+): Brassicaceae. – In: Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
Lepidium sativum, Sp. Pl.: 644. 1753
Content
Distribution
Ab dAg dBu Ct dCy Eg Jo Le Sy Tu(A) [AE Ar cAu(A) cAz(J M S T) cBe dBl(N) cBr nCa(T) cCm dCr aCs cDa Es cFa Fe dGa(F) cGe aGg cGr cHe cHo Hs(S) cHu Ir aIs dIt La Li Lt Lu Ma Md(M) Mo No cPo Rm dSa cSb cSi(dS) Sl Sn cSu Tn]
Euro+Med not endemicA: Algeria native: doubtfully native ‒ native: doubtfully nativeB; Armenia introducedC; Austria, with Liechtenstein cultivatedD (Austria introducedE); Azerbaijan nativeF; Azores cultivatedD,G (Santa Maria introducedH, São Jorge introducedG,H, São Miguel introducedG,H, Terceira introducedG,H); Baleares introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only) (Menorca introduced); Belgium, with Luxembourg cultivatedD; Bulgaria native: doubtfully native; Canary islands (Tenerife naturalisedG,I); Crete, with Karpathos introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only) ‒ introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only)B,D; Crimea cultivatedD; Croatia nativeJ; Cyprus native: doubtfully native ‒ native: doubtfully nativeB; Czech Republic casualK,L; Denmark cultivatedD; East Aegean islands introduced; Egypt native ‒ nativeA,B; Estonia introducedM; Faroe islands cultivatedD; Finland introducedD,N; Former Yugoslavia introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only) ‒ introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only)B,D; France, with Channel is. and Monaco (France introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only) ‒ introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only)B,D); Georgia casualO,P; Germany cultivatedD,Q,R; Great Britain cultivatedD; Greece cultivatedD; Hungary cultivatedD; Iceland casualS; Israel/Palestine introducedT; Israel/Palestine-Jordan native ‒ nativeU; Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only)B,D; Jordan nativeV; Latvia introducedM; Lebanon nativeW; Lebanon-Syria native; Libya introducedB; Lithuania introducedM; Madeira archipelago (Madeira island introducedG,X); Moldova introducedY; Morocco introducedZ; Netherlands cultivatedD; Norway introducedAA,D; Poland cultivatedAB,D; Portugal introducedAC,D; Romania introducedAD,D; Sardinia introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only); Sicily, with Malta cultivatedD (Sicily introduced: doubtfully introduced (perhaps cultivated only)); Sinai introducedT; Slovenia introducedAE; Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra introducedB,D (Spain introducedAC,AF); Svalbard cultivatedD; Sweden cultivatedAG,D; Switzerland cultivatedAH,AI,D; Syria nativeW; Tunisia introduced ‒ introducedB; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part native ‒ nativeB); Ukraine, with Crimea cultivatedAJ
Common Names
Aragonese (Spain): mastuerzoAK; Azerbaijani (Azerbaijan): Vәzәri bozalaqF; Basque (Spain): baatze krexuaAK, beatze krexuAK, bumincáAK, buminkaAK; Bulgarian (Bulgaria): Посевна горухаAL; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): ansiamet de caputxíAK, enciament de caputxíAK, enciamet de caputxíAK, marrissàAK, marrisàAK, morrissàAK, morritortAK, morritort verAK, murrissàAK, murrissà verAK, murrisàAK, murrisáAK, murritort verAK, nasitortAK; Estonian (Estonia): SalatkressM; Finnish (Finland): vihanneskrassiAM; Galician (Spain): agriâo-mouroAK, agrión dos pradosAK, cardaminaAK, herba do esforzoAK, mastruçoAK, masturçoAK, mestruzoAK; Greek, Modern (1453-) (Greece): Λεπίδιον το εδώδιμονAN; Latvian (Latvia): Dārza cietķērsaM, Dārza kressalātiM; Lithuanian (Lithuania): Sėjamoji pipirnėM; Majorcan (Mallorca): morrissáAK, morrisá verAK; Portuguese (Portugal): agriâo-mouroAK, herba do esforzoAK, herba-do-esforzoAK, herva pimenteiraAK, mastruçoAK, mastruço hortenseAK, mastruço ordinarioAK, mastruço-ordinárioAK, masturçoAK, mesturçoAK, nasturço hortenseAK; Romanian (Moldova): Сквамэрицэ култиватэY; Russian (Azerbaijan): Kресс-салатF, Клоповник посевныйF; Russian (Moldova): Кресс посевнойY; Russian (Russia): Kресс-салатAO, Кресс посевнойAO; Russian (Ukraine): Клоповник посевнойAP, крес-салатAP; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): malpicaAK, mastuerzoAK, mastuerzo de huertaAK, mastuerzo hortenseAK, mestuerzoAK, nastuerzoAK; Swedish (Sweden & Finland): smörgåskrasseAM; Ukrainian (Ukraine): Хрiнниця посiвнаAP, крес-салатAP; Valencian (Spain): morritortAK
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