Chenopodium album73000001 The Euro+Med Plantbase Project
Details for: Chenopodium album
Source: Uotila, P. (2011): Chenopodiaceae (pro parte majore). – In: Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license (CC-By-SA-3.0 Unported).

Name: Chenopodium album L.
Nomencl. ref.: Sp. Pl.: 219. 1753
Rank: Species
Status: ACCEPTED
Taxonomy (this taxon is included in): Regnum - Plantae
     Divisio - Tracheophyta
          Subdivisio - Spermatophytina
               Class - Magnoliopsida
                    Superordo - Caryophyllanae
                         Ordo - Caryophyllales
                              Familia - Chenopodiaceae Vent.
                                   Genus - Chenopodium L.
                                       
Geo-Search:
Heterotypic synonyms: Chenopodium diversifolium (Aellen) F. Dvořák
Chenopodium reticulatum Aellen
Chenopodium album subsp. diversifolium Aellen
Chenopodium album subsp. reticulatum (Aellen) Greuter & Burdet
Synonyms: Chenopodium glomerulosum Rchb.
Chenopodium griseochlorinum F. Dvořák
Chenopodium lanceolatum Willd.
Chenopodium neoalbum F. Dvořák
Chenopodium paganum Rchb.
Chenopodium viride L.
Chenopodium viridescens (St.-Amans) Dalla Torre & Sarnth.
Chenopodium album subsp. fallax Aellen
Chenopodium album subsp. ovatum Aellen
Included taxa: Chenopodium album subsp. borbasii (Murr) Soó
Chenopodium album subsp. iranicum Aellen
Chenopodium album subsp. pedunculare (Bertol.) Arcang.
Chenopodium zerovii Iljin
 
Common names: Ansérine blanche (French), Chénopode blanc (French), כַּף-אֲוָז לְבָנָה (Israel (Hebrew)), ajea (Spanish, Castillian), altos (Spanish, Castillian), armuelle (Spanish, Castillian), armuelle borde (Spanish, Castillian), armuelle silvestre (Spanish, Castillian), armuelles bordes (Spanish, Castillian), armuelles silvestres (Spanish, Castillian), aumot (Catalan), axea (Spanish, Castillian), baltā balanda (Latvian), baltoji balanda (Lithuanian), Bela metlika (Slovene), beldro (Galician), berza de perros (Spanish, Castillian), berza perruna (Spanish, Castillian), bijela loboda (Croat), bledo (Spanish, Castillian), bledos (Aragonese), bledos (Spanish, Castillian), bledos pestosos (Spanish, Castillian), bleits (Catalan), blet (Catalan), blet (Majorcan), blet (Valencian), blet blanc (Catalan), blet blanc (Majorcan), blet blanc (Valencian), blet blanc/blets blancs (Catalan), blet blau (Catalan), blet bord (Catalan), blet d’Espanya (Catalan), blet moll (Catalan), blet pudent (Catalan), blet/blets (Catalan), bletos (Spanish, Castillian), blets blancs (Catalan), blets borts (Valencian), blets negres (Catalan), Blonagán bán (Irish Gaelic), burriquesos (Spanish, Castillian), Cadoni (Sardinian), cagadors (Aragonese), cagados (Aragonese), cagadós (Spanish, Castillian), cañizo (Spanish, Castillian), catassol (Portuguese), cedijo (Spanish, Castillian), Cencio molle (Italian), cenicera (Spanish, Castillian), ceñidros (Spanish, Castillian), ceñiglo (Spanish, Castillian), ceñiglo blanco (Spanish, Castillian), ceñiglo verde (Spanish, Castillian), ceñiglos (Spanish, Castillian), cenilgo (Spanish, Castillian), ceñilgo (Spanish, Castillian), ceñilgos (Spanish, Castillian), ceñilos (Spanish, Castillian), ceniso (Spanish, Castillian), cenizo (Galician), ceñizo (Galician), cenizo (Spanish, Castillian), cenizo blanco (Spanish, Castillian), cenizo común (Spanish, Castillian), cenizo verde (Spanish, Castillian), cenizos (Spanish, Castillian), chamarisco (Spanish, Castillian), Chénopode blanc (French), Chenopodio bianco (Italian), chinizo (Spanish, Castillian), chirona (Spanish, Castillian), cillo (Galician), cillos (Galician), cimielga (Spanish, Castillian), cincho (Spanish, Castillian), ciñidro (Spanish, Castillian), ciñilgos (Spanish, Castillian), ciñilos (Spanish, Castillian), ciñiplu (Asturian), cinllos (Galician), ciñublo (Spanish, Castillian), cisno (Spanish, Castillian), desajo (Spanish, Castillian), Drageline (French), engordagochos (Spanish, Castillian), erobedarr (Euskera), erobedarra (Euskera), farañaentos (Galician), Farinaccio (Italian), fariñaentos (Galician), fariñeiro (Galician), Farinello comune (Italian), fariñenta (Galician), fariñento (Galician), fariñento (Spanish, Castillian), farinentos (Galician), fariñentos (Galician), fariñón (Galician), fariñotes (Galician), fariñudo (Galician), farmelo (Galician), farmento (Galician), farnelo (Galician), farnelos (Galician), farnento (Galician), farnentos (Galician), fedegosa (Portuguese), Fehér libatop (Hungarian), fenifo (Spanish, Castillian), fenijo (Spanish, Castillian), feniziello (Aragonese), fermentos (Galician), fernandos (Galician), fernentos (Galician), fiancho (Galician), flor de la sardina (Spanish, Castillian), gajo (Spanish, Castillian), garadaizka zuri (Euskera), garadaizka zuria (Euskera), genifro (Spanish, Castillian), genijo (Spanish, Castillian), genillo (Spanish, Castillian), hagea lebrel (Spanish, Castillian), hélunjóli (Icelandic), herba blanca (Catalan), herba blanca (Majorcan), hierba cana (Spanish, Castillian), Hvidmelet Gåsefod (Danish), hvítur gásafótur (Faroese), jajo (Spanish, Castillian), jajo caballar (Spanish, Castillian), jajo rastrero (Spanish, Castillian), jauhosavikka (Finnish), jenijo (Spanish, Castillian), Komosa biała (Polish), Lebioda (Polish), ledo blanco (Spanish, Castillian), llanizo (Asturian), llebón (Aragonese), Lobodă (Roumanian), mata sucia (Spanish, Castillian), meldestokk (Norwegian), meldrasco (Spanish, Castillian), meldro (Spanish, Castillian), Melganzevoet (Dutch), merlík bílý (Czech), mestrantu (Asturian), mestranzo (Asturian), mestranzu (Asturian), minjo (Spanish, Castillian), Minueri i bardhë (Albanian), mrlík biely (Slovak), olla belarra (Euskera), ollabelarr (Euskera), ollabelarra (Euskera), ollabellarr (Euskera), palero (Spanish, Castillian), pedegoso (Portuguese), peral (Spanish, Castillian), pispájaro (Spanish, Castillian), Poule-grasse (French), sabi (Euskera), sabi hostozuri (Euskera), sabi hostozuria (Euskera), sabi zuria (Euskera), sabi zuriya (Euskera), sabi-hostozuria (Euskera), sabizuri (Euskera), sabizuriya (Euskera), saíncho (Galician), salao (Spanish, Castillian), saynchos (Galician), segurella (Galician), senisell (Aragonese), senisell (Spanish, Castillian), senizu (Spanish, Castillian), Senousse (French), Spanac sălbatic (Roumanian), svinmålla (Swedish), Tafod yr Oen (Welsh), trinnesciula (Corsican), Valge hanemalts (Estonian), Weißer Gänsefuß (German), yebón (Spanish, Castillian), yerba mala (Spanish, Castillian), zeniziallo (Aragonese), zeniziallo (Spanish, Castillian), zeniziello (Aragonese), zeniziello (Spanish, Castillian), zeniziellos (Aragonese), zenizón (Aragonese), zenizón (Spanish, Castillian), zenizoso (Aragonese), zopyro (Portuguese), Χηνοπόδιον το λευκόν (Greek), Ағымтыл тәрә (Azerbaijani), Бяла куча лобода (Bulgarian), Ләбәдә (Azerbaijani), марь белая (Russian), Штир-Сэлбатик алб (Moldovian)[Credits]
Maps: distribution
Occurrence: Ab(A N) AE Ag Al Ar Au(A L) Az(C F G J L M P S T) Be(L) BH Bl(M N) Br Bu By dCa(C F G H L P T) Cg Co Cr Ct Cy Da Eg Es Fe Ga(F) Ge Gg(G) Gr Hb(E) He Ho Hs(A G S) Hu Ir It Jo La Le Li Lt Lu Ma Md(M P) Mk Mo No Po Rf(C CS E K N NW S) Rm Sa Si(M S) Sl Sn Sr Su Tn Tu(A E) Uk(K U) [nAz(C F G J L M P S T) Es aFa nIs nPo Rf(A N) aSb aUk(U)]