Lathyrus sativus

Synonymy

Lathyrus sativus L., Sp. Pl.: 730. 1753

=Lathyrus asiaticus (Zalkind) Kudr.

=Lathyrus sativus subsp. asiaticus Zalkind

Content

Distribution

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Euro+Med not endemic: Albania introducedA; Algeria introducedB; Armenia introducedC; Austria, with Liechtenstein (Austria introducedA); Azerbaijan introduced (Azerbaijan (core) introducedC); Azores introducedA; Baleares introducedB; Belarus introducedD; Belgium, with Luxembourg (Belgium introducedA); Bulgaria introducedA; Corsica introducedB; Crete, with Karpathos introducedA; Cyprus introducedB; East Aegean islands (Greek East Aegean islands introducedB); Egypt introducedB; Former Yugoslavia introducedA; France, with Channel is. and Monaco (France introducedA); Greece introducedA; Hungary introducedA; Israel/Palestine-Jordan native: doubtfully nativeB; Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City introducedB; Lebanon-Syria native: doubtfully nativeB; Lithuania introducedE; Moldova introducedF,G; Morocco introducedB; Portugal introducedA; Romania introducedA; Russia introduced (C European Russia introducedH,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R, Kaliningrad region introducedS, N European Russia introducedT, NW European Russia introducedU, North Caucasus introducedC, S European Russia introducedV,W); Sicily, with Malta (Malta introducedB, Sicily introducedB,X); Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra (Spain introducedA); Switzerland introducedA; Tunisia introducedB; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part introducedB, Turkey-in-Europe introducedA); Ukraine introducedY; Ukraine, with Crimea introduced

Common Names

Aragonese (Spain): guichasZ, guijasZ; Armenian (Armenia): Tapolor TzanoviAA; Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese (Spain): arbeyuZ, arvechusZ; Azerbaijani (Azerbaijan): Ekin KululcheAB; Basque (Spain): aixkolZ, aixkolaZ, aizkolesZ, askolZ, axkolaZ, ilarlatzaZ, illar-latzaZ, illarlatzacZ; Belarusian (Belarus): Chyna PasyaounayaAC; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): cairetaZ, cayretasZ, guixaZ, guixasZ, guixeZ, guixeraZ, guixerasZ, guixesZ, pedrarolsZ, pedrerolZ, pedroleraZ, pínsolesZ; English: Blue VetchlingAD, Chickling PeaAE, Chickling VetchAF, Grass PeaAG, Grass PeavineAH, Indian PeaAI; Finnish (Finland): PeltonatkelmaAH, peltonätkelmäAJ; French (France): Gesse CultiveeAH; Galician (Spain): artegosZ, cantudosZ, chiolloZ, chícharo de raposoZ, ervellaZ, garabulloZ, graoZ, guisante esbarradoZ, guisante redondoZ, lentellaZ, machadosZ, pedreloZ, pedrolosZ; German: Saat-PlatterbseAK; Italian (Italy): CicerchiaAH; Lithuanian (Lithuania): Sejamasis PelezirnisE; Majorcan (Mallorca): guixaZ, guixasZ, guixeraZ, guixerasZ; Majorcan (Menorca): guixeraZ; Polish (Poland): Ledzwian SiewnyAH; Portuguese (Portugal): arreliqueZ, chicharoZ, chicharos grossosZ, chicharos ordinariosZ, chicheroZ, chirareiroZ, chixaroZ, chícharoZ, chícharo-comumZ, chícharosZ, chícharos-comunsZ, laricaZ, xixaroZ; Romanian (Moldova): Linte KultivateF; Romanian (Romania): MazaroiAH, OrasticaAH; Russian (Russia Central): China AziatskayaAL, China PosevnayaAM; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): AlmortaAH, GuijaAH, aiscolZ, albejónZ, alcarceñaZ, almortaZ, almortasZ, almortas manchegasZ, almuertas de ToledoZ, alverja silvestreZ, alverjónZ, arbejas cuadradasZ, arvejasZ, arvejo cantudoZ, arvejosZ, arvejoteZ, arvejónZ, ascolZ, bichasZ, cantudaZ, cantudasZ, cantudoZ, cantudosZ, chícharoZ, chícharo blancoZ, chícharos blancosZ, cicerchaZ, cicerculaZ, cicérculaZ, cicérulaZ, curasZ, diente de muertoZ, guijaZ, guijasZ, guijillasZ, guijoZ, guijosZ, guisantes valencianosZ, guixasZ, guizaZ, jejasZ, muelaZ, muelasZ, pedreteZ, pedrolesZ, pedrueloZ, pedrónZ, pinsolZ, pinsolesZ, pitoZ, pitosZ, tabillaZ, titoZ, titosZ, yerbo blanco de huertosZ, yerbos blancosZ, yeroZ, yeros blancosZ; Swedish (Sweden & Finland): plattvialAJ; Swedish (Sweden): AkervialAH; Valencian (Spain): guijasZ, guixasZ, guixesZ; unknown: ChicharoAH, Dholl KessariAN, Gesse BlancheAD, GrasspeaAE, GuayaAD, KhasariAN, Khesari DhalAE, TeoraAD

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