Zea mays
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.
Zea mays, Sp. Pl.: 971. 1753
Content
Distribution
[cAb(A N) cAg cAl cAr cAu(A) cAz cBH cBe(aB) cBl cBr cBu cBy cCa(C F G H L P T) cCm Co cCr aCs Ct aCy cDa cEs cFe cGa(aF) cGe cGg cGr cHb cHe cHo cHs cHu aIt cLe cLi cLu cMa cMo cNo cPo Rf(cC cCS cE aN cS) cRm aSa cSi(S) cSk cSl cSr cSu cTn cTu(A E) cUk]
Euro+Med not endemicA,B,C,D,E,F,G,H: Albania cultivatedI,J; Algeria cultivatedK; Armenia cultivatedL; Austria, with Liechtenstein cultivatedJ (Austria cultivatedM); Azerbaijan (Azerbaijan (core) cultivatedL,N, Nakhchivan cultivatedL); Azores cultivatedJ; Baleares cultivatedJ; Belarus cultivatedO; Belgium, with Luxembourg cultivatedJ (Belgium casualP,Q); Bosnia-Herzegovina cultivatedR; Bulgaria cultivatedJ; Canary islands (Fuerteventura cultivatedS, Gomera cultivatedS, Gran Canaria cultivatedS, Hierro cultivatedT, La Palma cultivatedS, Lanzarote cultivatedS, Tenerife cultivatedS); Corsica introducedU; Crete, with Karpathos cultivatedJ; Crimea cultivatedJ; Croatia introducedV; Cyprus casualW; Czech Republic casualX; Denmark cultivatedY; Estonia cultivatedZ; Finland cultivatedAA; Former Yugoslavia cultivatedJ; France, with Channel is. and Monaco cultivatedAB,J (France casualAC); Georgia cultivatedL; Germany cultivatedAD,AE,J; Great Britain cultivatedJ; Greece cultivatedJ; Hungary cultivatedAF,J; Ireland, with N Ireland cultivatedJ; Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City casualAG; Lebanon cultivatedH; Libya cultivatedD,K; Moldova cultivatedAH; Morocco cultivatedAI,K; Netherlands cultivatedAJ,J; Norway cultivatedAK; Poland cultivatedAL,J; Portugal cultivatedJ; Romania cultivatedAM,J; Russia (C European Russia cultivatedO, E European Russia cultivatedO, N European Russia casualAN, North Caucasus cultivatedL, S European Russia cultivatedO); Sardinia casualAG; Serbia, with Kosovo cultivatedAO; Sicily, with Malta cultivatedJ (Sicily cultivatedG); Slovakia cultivatedAP,AQ,AR; Slovenia cultivatedAS; Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra cultivatedAT,J; Sweden cultivatedAU; Switzerland cultivatedAV,J; Tunisia cultivatedAW,K; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part cultivatedC, Turkey-in-Europe cultivatedC,J); Ukraine cultivatedO
Common Names
Aragonese (Spain): cabello de panizo (estilos)AX, capielloAX, carrizaAY, cascarizaAY, corona del panizoAY, hilos de pinocha (estilos)AY, maizeraAY, millocaAY, milloqueraAY, panisoAY, panizeraAY, panizoAY, panochasAY, panísAY, pelo de millocaAY, pelo de panizoAY, pelo de panochaAY, pelo de panotaAY, pelo de pinochaAY, pelo pinochaAY, peluchaAY, pinochaAY, pinochasAY, pinocheraAY, pinochónAY, seda de panizoAY, seda de pinochaAY; Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese (Spain): estarucuAY, la MaízAY, maizuAY, maizónAY, malojaAY, maízAY, maíz amarilluAY, maíz blancuAY, maíz cuarentínAY, maíz del ganáuAY, maíz tempranuAY, maízosAY, meizAY, tarucuAY; Basque (Spain): artaleAY, arthoAY, artoAY, artoaAY, burutxaAY, kikilAY, litxAY, maizaleAY, maizurroAY, maizurruAY, maizáAY, millekaAY; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): blat de l'IndiaAY, blat de les IndiesAY, blat de l´IndiaAY, blat de l´ÍndiaAY, blat de moroAY, blat de moro vermellAY, blat d´IndiesAY, blat d´indiAY, blat morescAY, cabell de blat de moro vermellAY, cabell de la panotxaAY, cabell/s de blat de moroAY, cabelleraAY, cabellera de blat de moroAY, cabellera de les espigues del blat de moroAY, cabellera de les panotxes del blat de moroAY, cabellera de panotxaAY, dacsaAY, dacseraAY, espigaAY, espiga de blat de moroAY, espigot de blat de moroAY, fusadaAY, millocAY, millocaAY, millochAY, millotAY, morescAY, moriscassesAY, panizoAY, panotxaAY, panísAY, panís de l'IndiaAY, panís de l´IndiaAY, panís de l´ÍndiaAY, perrucaAY, plumeroAY; Estonian (Estonia): MaisAZ; Finnish (Finland): (vilja)maissiBA; Galician (Spain): cedo-venAY, mainzoAY, maínzoAY, maízAY, maíz femiaAY, milhoAY, milho de TurquiaAY, milho grossoAY, milho-maêsAY, milhâoAY, milleiroAY, milloAY, millo de IndiasAY, millo grandeAY, millo graúdoAY, millo grosoAY, millonAY, milloteAY, panochaAY, pelo de milloAY, seda do milloAY, zeaAY; High Aragonese (Spain): capielloAY, maizeraAY, millocaAY, milloqueraAY, panisoAY, panizeraAY, panizoAY, panísAY, pinocheraAY; Latvian (Latvia): parastā kukurūzasAZ; Lithuanian (Lithuania): paprastasis kukurūzasAZ; Majorcan (Mallorca): blad de las IndiasAY, blat d'IndiAY, blat de las IndiasAY, blat de les IndiesAY, dacsaAY; Portuguese (Portugal): barbas de milhoAY, cabelos de milhoAY, linho de maçaroca de milhoAY, maínzoAY, milheiroAY, milhoAY, milho de TurquiaAY, milho de TurquíaAY, milho grossoAY, milho ordinarioAY, milho-grossoAY, milho-maesAY, milho-maêsAY, milho-maízAY, milhâoAY, milloAY, millo graúdoAY, millo grosoAY, milloteAY, retós de milhoAY; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): adazaAY, arcazabaAY, artoAY, artuaAY, boronaAY, cabellera de maízAY, cañotaAY, cañoteAY, dacsaAY, dacxaAY, espigónAY, farfollaAY, hojasAY, mainzoAY, maizAY, mazorcaAY, maísaAY, maízAY, maíz aceradoAY, maíz amarilloAY, maíz anaranjadoAY, maíz arrozAY, maíz azucaradoAY, maíz azulAY, maíz azul-blancoAY, maíz barbudoAY, maíz blancoAY, maíz cabeza de clavoAY, maíz caladoAY, maíz canarioAY, maíz castellanoAY, maíz coloradoAY, maíz comúnAY, maíz de IndiasAY, maíz de caballoAY, maíz de grano pequeñoAY, maíz de la guijaAY, maíz de la perlaAY, maíz de mazorca largaAY, maíz de pollosAY, maíz doradoAY, maíz dorado-azuladoAY, maíz dorado-mollarAY, maíz encarnadoAY, maíz gigante del CanadáAY, maíz guijaAY, maíz mollarAY, maíz moradoAY, maíz morado-claroAY, maíz morado-rojoAY, maíz morilloAY, maíz nazarenoAY, maíz negroAY, maíz obscuroAY, maíz pavonadoAY, maíz perlaAY, maíz rojoAY, maíz rojo-obscuroAY, maíz roseteroAY, maíz saltadorAY, maíz terciadoAY, maíz teñidoAY, maíz tostoneroAY, mijo turquescoAY, mijo turquescosAY, milloAY, millocaAY, milluAY, mixuAY, miyuAY, nixaAY, palo de piña de maíz rubioAY, panico de IndiasAY, panizaAY, paniza de maízAY, paniza rojaAY, panizoAY, panizo americanoAY, panizo bastoAY, panizo de IndiasAY, panizo de las IndiasAY, panizo gordoAY, panizo tostoneroAY, panizuAY, panochaAY, panojaAY, panojasAY, pelo de maízAY, pelo de panojaAY, pelosAY, pelos de panochaAY, pelusaAY, piñaAY, rosetasAY, trigo de IndiasAY, trigo de TurquíaAY, trigo de la IndiaAY, trigo de las IndiasAY, trigo de maízAY, zuro de mazorcaAY; Spanish; Castilian (Tenerife): milloAY; Swedish (Sweden & Finland): majsBA; Valencian (Spain): adazaAY, cabell de dacsaAY, cabellera de panitzaAY, cabellera de panollaAY, cabellera de panolla de maízAY, cabellera de panísAY, canariaAY, dachsaAY, dacsaAY, daxaAY, dazaAY, gallarofaAY, monyo de panizaAY, monyo de panojaAY, monyo de panollaAY, moreschAY, panelleraAY, panis de las IndiasAY, panizoAY, panollaAY, panolla de panísAY, panotxaAY, panísAY, pel de dacsaAY, pel de panizaAY, pel de panojaAY, pel de panollaAY, pelo de panitzaAY
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