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Details for: Clematis vitalba

Source: Raab-Straube, E. von, Hand, R., Hörandl, E. & Nardi, E. (2014+): Ranunculaceae. – In: Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
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Name: Clematis vitalba L.
Nomencl. ref.: Sp. Pl.: 544. 1753
Rank: Species
Status: ACCEPTED
Taxonomy (this taxon is included in): Regnum - Plantae
     Divisio - Tracheophyta
          Subdivisio - Spermatophytina
               Class - Magnoliopsida
                    Superordo - Ranunculanae
                         Ordo - Ranunculales
                              Familia - Ranunculaceae Juss.
                                   Tribus - Anemoneae DC.
                                        Genus - Clematis L.
                                            
Heterotypic synonyms: Clematis crenata Jord.
Clematis vitalba subsp. taurica Kuntze
 
Common names: abrazadera (Spanish, Castillian), aihen (Euskera), aihen zuri (Euskera), aihen zuria (Euskera), aihen-zuria (Euskera), aixeneskerr (Euskera), aixeneskerra (Euskera), ajan (Euskera), autina (Catalan), autina (Euskera), autiña (Euskera), ayen (Euskera), ayen zuriza (Euskera), ayen-bedarr (Euskera), ayenbedarra (Euskera), ayen-bedarra (Euskera), ayenezkerr (Euskera), ayenturi (Euskera), ayen-zuri (Euskera), ayenzuriya (Euskera), baldreganos (Asturian), barba de Dios (Spanish, Castillian), bedigueres (Spanish, Castillian), beliguera (Aragonese), beliguera (High Aragonese), belliceras (Asturian), belliguera (Aragonese), belliguera (High Aragonese), belorta (Asturian), belortera (Asturian), belortos (Asturian), belortu (Asturian), bergaza (Aragonese), bergaza (High Aragonese), berigaza (Euskera), betifuera (Aragonese), betifuera (High Aragonese), betiguera (Aragonese), betiguera (High Aragonese), betiguera borde (Aragonese), betigueras bordes (Aragonese), betigueras bordes (Spanish, Castillian), betiquera (Aragonese), betiquera (High Aragonese), bidacos (Asturian), bidacu (Asturian), bidarras (Spanish, Castillian), bidre (Asturian), bigaza (Spanish, Castillian), bihúrri (Euskera), bihurríki (Euskera), bildurri (Euskera), billacera (Asturian), billaceras (Asturian), billiguera (Aragonese), billiguera (High Aragonese), billurda (Euskera), bilortos (Asturian), bilortu (Asturian), biluertu (Asturian), birgaza (Aragonese), birgaza (High Aragonese), birgaza (Spanish, Castillian), birgazas bordes (Spanish, Castillian), birgazón (Aragonese), birgazón (High Aragonese), biribaza (Euskera), bitiguera (Aragonese), bitijera (Aragonese), bitiquera (Aragonese), bizarra (Spanish, Castillian), bizarras (Spanish, Castillian), botiguera (Aragonese), botigueras (Aragonese), botigueras (Spanish, Castillian), botigueres (Catalan), bressol de Maria (Catalan), brigaza (Euskera), burukagei (Euskera), cabello de rey (Galician), canduerca (Spanish, Castillian), chuxamel (Portuguese), cipó-do-reino (Galician), cipó-do-reino (Portuguese), cirigaza (Euskera), clemàtide (Catalan), clemátide (Galician), clemátide (Spanish, Castillian), clematide branca (Portuguese), clemátide-branca (Galician), clematide-branca (Portuguese), clemátide-branca (Portuguese), clematite (Galician), clematite-branca (Portuguese), clematites silvestre (Spanish, Castillian), congorcia (Galician), corriola (Galician), didorta (Catalan), didortes (Catalan), enredadera (Aragonese), enredadera (Asturian), enredadera (Spanish, Castillian), ezkerraihen (Euskera), ezkerrayen (Euskera), flor del amor (Spanish, Castillian), gessamí d´ase (Catalan), gessamí de burro (Catalan), gribaza (Euskera), grigaza (Euskera), guirigaza (Euskera), heba dos probes (Galician), herba d’os mendigos (Galician), herba d`os mendigos (Galician), herba de Job (Catalan), herba de llagas (Catalan), herba de llagues (Catalan), herba de llagues (Valencian), herba do pobre (Galician), herba dos esmoleiros (Galician), herba dos mendigos (Galician), herba dos pordioseiros (Galician), hierba de las llagas (Spanish, Castillian), hierba de los pordioseros (Spanish, Castillian), hierba de pordioseros (Spanish, Castillian), humiña (Galician), jazmín de monte (Spanish, Castillian), llidortes (Catalan), lligabosc (Catalan), lligaza (Aragonese), lligaza (High Aragonese), manxiula (Catalan), marijalba (Euskera), meliguera (Aragonese), meliguera (High Aragonese), metu (Euskera), muermera (Spanish, Castillian), muérmera (Spanish, Castillian), nueza negra (Spanish, Castillian), omiña (Galician), omiña (Portuguese), omiño (Galician), pajilla (Spanish, Castillian), pajilla muermera (Spanish, Castillian), pajillas (Spanish, Castillian), palo de guilera (Aragonese), palo de guilera (High Aragonese), parrilla (Spanish, Castillian), pelendengues (Valencian), peliguera (Aragonese), peliguera (High Aragonese), pelo de rey (Galician), petillera (Aragonese), petillera (High Aragonese), petiquera (Aragonese), petiquera (High Aragonese), placer del viajero (Spanish, Castillian), redorta (Catalan), redorta (Spanish, Castillian), ridolta (Catalan), ridolta/ridoltes (Catalan), ridorta (Catalan), ridorta/ridortes (Catalan), ridotes (Catalan), risolta (Catalan), sabonera (Catalan), sabonera (Valencian), sesira (Spanish, Castillian), sipó do reino (Portuguese), sogaza (Spanish, Castillian), sogazas (Spanish, Castillian), tabaco de petiquera (Aragonese), tabiquera (Aragonese), tabiquera (High Aragonese), trabas (Euskera), umiña (Galician), umiña (Portuguese), valdeba (Galician), vederra (Catalan), vediguera (Valencian), vedigueres (Catalan), vedriera (Valencian), veldegras (Galician), verganaza (Spanish, Castillian), vetigueres (Catalan), vid blanca (Spanish, Castillian), vid negra (Spanish, Castillian), vidalba (Catalan), vidalba (Spanish, Castillian), vidalba (Valencian), vidalba vera (Catalan), vidalbera (Valencian), vidalbo (Catalan), vidarra (Spanish, Castillian), vidarria (Spanish, Castillian), vidarsa (Catalan), vidauba (Catalan), vidauba (Valencian), vidaubero (Catalan), vidaubo (Catalan), vidauga (Catalan), vidauma (Catalan), vidaura (Catalan), vide branca (Portuguese), vide-branca (Galician), vide-branca (Portuguese), vidiella (Catalan), vidiella blanca (Catalan), vidiguera (Catalan), vidiguera (Valencian), vidorta (Catalan), vidraria (Spanish, Castillian), vidraria de hojas anchas (Aragonese), vidraria de hojas anchas (Spanish, Castillian), vidriella (Valencian), vidriella blanca (Valencian), vidriera (Spanish, Castillian), vidriguera (Catalan), vigaraza (Spanish, Castillian), vigarza (Spanish, Castillian), virganaza (Spanish, Castillian), virgara (Spanish, Castillian), virgaza (Spanish, Castillian), virgaza buena (Spanish, Castillian), virgazas (Spanish, Castillian), viridaza (Euskera), virigaza (Spanish, Castillian), viriguera (Catalan), virumbellas (Catalan), vitalba (Galician), vitalba (Portuguese), vitalba (Valencian), vitigera (Spanish, Castillian), vitijera (Aragonese), vitijera (Spanish, Castillian), vizarras (Spanish, Castillian), yerba de las llagas (Spanish, Castillian), yerba de los pordioseros (Aragonese), yerba de los pordioseros (Spanish, Castillian), yerba de pordioseros (Aragonese), yerba de pordioseros (Spanish, Castillian), zarza bizarra (Spanish, Castillian), zarzaparrilla (Spanish, Castillian), Αγράμπελη (Greek), Άγριο αμπέλι (Greek), Αγριοαμπελιά (Greek), Αμπελίνα (Greek), Κλιματσίδα (Greek), Κουρμπίνια (Greek), Κουρπενιά (Greek), Σκρέμπα (Greek), Χελιδρονιά (Greek)[Credits]
Maps: distribution
Occurrence: Ab(A) AE(G) Ag Al Ar Au(A L) Be(B L) BH ?Bl Bl(M) Br Bt Bu Cg Co Cs Ct Cy Ga(F M) Ge Gg(A D G) Gr He Ho Hs(A S) Hu It Le Lu ?Ma Mk Mo Rf(CS) Rm Sa Si(M S) Sk Sl SM Sr Sy Tu(A E) Uk(K U) [nDa Es nGa(C) Hb nHb(E N) nNo nPo Rf(K) nSu]


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