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Details for: Crocus sativus

Source: World Checklist of Selected Plant Families (2010), copyright © The Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Name: Crocus sativus L.
Nomencl. ref.: Sp. Pl.: 36. 1753
Rank: Species
Status: ACCEPTED
Taxonomy (this taxon is included in): Regnum - Plantae
     Divisio - Tracheophyta
          Subdivisio - Spermatophytina
               Class - Magnoliopsida
                    Superordo - Lilianae
                         Ordo - Asparagales
                              Familia - Iridaceae
                                   Genus - Crocus L.
                                       
Heterotypic synonyms: Crocus autumnalis Sm., nom. illeg.
Crocus officinalis (L.) Honck.
Crocus orsinii Parl.
Crocus pendulus Stokes
Crocus setifolius Stokes
Geanthus autumnalis Raf.
Safran officinarum Medik.
Crocus sativus subsp. orsinii (Parl.) K. Richt.
Crocus sativus var. cashmerianus Royle
Crocus sativus var. officinalis L.
Crocus sativus var. orsinii (Parl.) Maw
Taxon Notes: Widely cultivated sterile cultigen probably derived from C. cartwrightianus.
 
Common names: açaflor (Portuguese), açafram (Portuguese), açafrâo (Galician), açafrao (Portuguese), açafrâo (Portuguese), acefrán (Spanish, Castillian), afafrán (Aragonese), azafrai (Euskera), azafrán (Aragonese), azafrán (Asturian), azafrán (Catalan), azafran (Galician), azafrán (Spanish, Castillian), azafrâo (Portuguese), azafraya (Euskera), azaparan (Euskera), azarapan (Euskera), çafrá (Valencian), cafrán (Aragonese), carcamo (Aragonese), croco (Spanish, Castillian), erva-ruiva (Galician), erva-ruiva (Portuguese), fafrán (Aragonese), hupa (Euskera), pelo del azafrán (Spanish, Castillian), safrá (Catalan), safrà (Catalan), safrá (Majorcan), safrà (Majorcan), safrà (Valencian), safrá cultivat (Valencian), safrán (Aragonese), safranera (Catalan), safraneres (Catalan), zafrán (Aragonese), zafran (Galician), zafran (Portuguese), zafrán (Spanish, Castillian)[Credits]
Maps: distribution
Occurrence: Gr [Hs It Tu(A)]

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