Prunus armeniaca

Prunus armeniaca

Synonymy

Source: Kurtto, A. (2009+): Rosaceae (pro parte majore). In: Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
Prunus armeniaca L., Sp. Pl.: 474. 1753
    • =Armeniaca vulgaris Lam., Encycl. 1(1): 2. 1783

    Content

    Distribution

    [Ag Al Ar Au(cA) Az Bl(cI cM cN) Bu cBy Cm Co Cr cCs Ct Cy Ga Ge cGg Gr He Hs(cS) Hu aIt cLe Li Lu Ma cMk cMo cPo cRf(C) Rm aSa Si(cM aS) cSk cSr Tn Tu(cA E) Uk] 

    Euro+Med not endemicA,B,C,D,E,F,G,H: Albania introducedI,J; Algeria introducedK; Armenia introducedL; Austria, with Liechtenstein introducedJ (Austria cultivatedM); Azores introducedJ; Baleares introducedJ (Ibiza cultivatedN,O, Mallorca cultivatedN,O, Menorca cultivatedN,O); Belarus cultivatedP; Bulgaria introducedQ,R; Corsica introducedJ,S,T; Crete, with Karpathos introducedJ; Crimea introducedJ; Croatia introducedU,V; Cyprus introducedW; Czech Republic cultivatedAA,X,Y,Z; France, with Channel is. and Monaco introducedAB,J; Georgia cultivatedAC; Germany introducedAD,R,Y; Greece introducedJ; Hungary introducedAE,R; Italy, with San Marino and Vatican City casualAF; Lebanon cultivatedAG; Libya introducedAH,C; Moldova cultivatedAI; Morocco introducedAJ,K; North Macedonia cultivatedAK; Poland cultivatedAL; Portugal introducedAM; Romania introducedAN,R; Russia (C European Russia cultivatedP); Sardinia casualAF; Serbia, with Kosovo cultivatedAO; Sicily, with Malta introducedJ (Malta cultivatedAP, Sicily casualAF); Slovakia cultivatedAQ,AR,X,Z; Spain, with Gibraltar and Andorra introducedJ (Spain cultivatedAS,N); Switzerland introducedAT,AU,J,M; Tunisia introducedAV,K; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part cultivatedB, Turkey-in-Europe introducedJ); Ukraine introducedU; Ukraine, with Crimea introducedAW

    Common Names

    Aragonese (Spain): abericoqueAX, abridorAX, alberjeAX, alberjeraAX, alberjeroAX, cascabeliqueroAX; Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese (Spain): pescalAX, piescalAX, piescuAX; Basque (Spain): abrikotAX, abrikotaAX, abrikotondoAX, abrikotondoaAX, albarikokeaAX, arbeletxekoAX, arbeletxekoaAX, briskaAX, briskondoAX, briskondoaAX, tuaxaAX, tuaxatzeAX; Catalan; Valencian (Spain): abercoquerAX, abracoquerAX, abracoquéAX, abrecocAX, abrecoquerAX, abrecrocAX, abrecroquerAX, abricocAX, abricoquerAX, abricoquéAX, albaricoc del piñol doceAX, albaricoc porquínAX, albecrocAX, albecroquerAX, albercocAX, albercoquerAX, albergeAX, albergenerAX, albracoquerAX, albrecoquerAX, ambercocAX, ambercoquerAX, benacrocAX, benacroquerAX, domas blanchAX; Galician (Spain): albarcoqueiroAX, albaricoqueAX, albaricoqueiroAX, alberchegueiroAX, albercheiroAX, alberchoAX, albercoqueAX, albericoqueAX, albérchigoAX, alcroqueAX, alcroqueiroAX, damascoAX, damasqueiroAX; Greek, Modern (1453-) (Greece): βερικοκιά η ΑρμενιακήAY; High Aragonese (Spain): albergueroAX; Majorcan (Mallorca): albarcoquerAX, alberchiguaAX, albercoquerAX, aubarcoquerAX, aubercoquerAX; Portuguese (Portugal): abricoqueiroAX, abricóAX, albaricoqueiroAX, albergeAX, albericoqueiroAX, alberiquoqueiroAX, alboquorqueiroAX, albricoqueAX, albricoqueiroAX, albriquoqueiroAX, alperceAX, alperceiroAX, alpercheAX, alperche grandeAX, alpercheiroAX, alperse grandeAX, damascoAX, damasco grandeAX, damasqueiroAX, fruta novaAX; Spanish; Castilian (Spain): abercoqueAX, abercoqueroAX, abridorAX, albarcoqueAX, albaricoqueAX, albaricoque albarAX, albaricoque castellanoAX, albaricoque de NancyAX, albaricoque de ToledoAX, albaricoque de ToroAX, albaricoque de cuesco dulceAX, albaricoque de hortelanoAX, albaricoque de hueso dulceAX, albaricoque del PatriarcaAX, albaricoque lisoAX, albaricoque ojo blancoAX, albaricoque realAX, albaricoque sevillanoAX, albaricoque tempranoAX, albaricoqueroAX, albarilloAX, albarillo blanquilloAX, albarillo damascoAX, albarillo herejeAX, alberchigalAX, alberchigueroAX, alberchoAX, albercoqueroAX, albercoquéAX, albergeAX, albergeroAX, albericoqueroAX, alberilloAX, albérchigoAX, alvarillosAX, bobosAX, coqueAX, damascoAX, damasquilloAX, mayeroAX, moniquisAX, paviarAX, pavíaAX, pavío/aAX, piesco/aAX, piescuAX, priscoAX, sanjuaneroAX, tontoAX; Spanish; Castilian (Tenerife): abricoqueroAX; Valencian (Spain): abrecoquéAX, albercoquerAX, albircocAX, albircoquerAX

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