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Details for: Fragaria vesca


Source: Kurtto, A. (2009): Rosaceae (pro parte majore). In: Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
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Name: Fragaria vesca L.
Nomencl. ref.: Sp. Pl.: 494. 1753
Rank: Species
Status: ACCEPTED
Taxonomy (this taxon is included in): Regnum - Plantae
     Divisio - Tracheophyta
          Subdivisio - Spermatophytina
               Class - Magnoliopsida
                    Superordo - Rosanae
                         Ordo - Rosales Bercht. & J. Presl
                              Familia - Rosaceae
                                   Genus - Fragaria L.
                                       
Homotypic synonyms: Potentilla vesca (L.) Scop.
Heterotypic synonyms: Dactylophyllum fragaria Spenn.
Fragaria abnormis Tratt., nom. illeg.
Fragaria aliena Weihe
Fragaria alpina (Weston) Steud.
Fragaria botryformis Duchesne
Fragaria bractetata A. Heller
Fragaria eflagellis (Weston) Rozier
Fragaria florentina Poit. & Turpin
Fragaria helleri Holz.
Fragaria hortensis (Weston) Rozier
Fragaria minor Duchesne
Fragaria monophylla L.
Fragaria multiplex Poit. & Turpin
Fragaria muricata L.
Fragaria nemoralis Salisb.
Fragaria nuda Pers.
Fragaria portentosa Poit. & Turpin
Fragaria roseiflora Boulay
Fragaria semperflorens Rozier
Fragaria sylvestris (L.) Weston
Fragaria unifolia Steud.
Fragaria vulgaris Ehrh., nom. illeg.
Fragaria vesca subsp. monophylla (L.) Nyman
Invalid designations: Fragaria succulenta, des. inval.
 
Common names: abeyuotanu (Asturian), abrodos (Asturian), abruógano (Asturian), agulles (Spanish, Castillian), ajuérgano (Spanish, Castillian), alubica (Spanish, Castillian), amagueta (Spanish, Castillian), amaluquio (Euskera), amaluquio (Spanish, Castillian), amarón (Galician), amarrubia (Spanish, Castillian), amarrúgi (Euskera), amaruégano (Spanish, Castillian), amaruóganu (Spanish, Castillian), amayata (Euskera), amiérgano (Spanish, Castillian), amodoreira (Galician), amoridio (Galician), amorillón (Galician), amorillote (Galician), amorilloteira (Galician), amorodeira (Galician), amorodo (Galician), amorolo (Asturian), amorote (Galician), amuli (Euskera), amurolo (Asturian), amuruöganeira (Asturian), amuruógano (Asturian), anube (Spanish, Castillian), arándanos (Asturian), araques (Catalan), araques (Spanish, Castillian), argumiétanos (Asturian), armeinas (Spanish, Castillian), armeitas (Spanish, Castillian), arragantze (Euskera), arragatze (Euskera), arrugui (Euskera), arrugui (Spanish, Castillian), avellátanos (Spanish, Castillian), avellótanos (Spanish, Castillian), ayugue (Spanish, Castillian), ayugui (Euskera), ayugui (Spanish, Castillian), basamarrubi (Euskera), belletano (Spanish, Castillian), bellétanos (Asturian), belletedano (Spanish, Castillian), bidruéranos (Asturian), biruíbanu (Asturian), biuéganu (Asturian), cacareixón (Galician), careixón (Galician), carrixo (Galician), celogromo (Asturian), chordón (Aragonese), ciruégano (Spanish, Castillian), colorines (Spanish, Castillian), fraga (Aragonese), fraga (Catalan), fraga (High Aragonese), fraga (Spanish, Castillian), fragaria (Galician), fragaria (Portuguese), fragaria (Spanish, Castillian), fragaria menor (Spanish, Castillian), fraguera (Spanish, Castillian), frara (Aragonese), frara (High Aragonese), fraula (Catalan), fraula (Majorcan), fraula (Valencian), fraulera (Catalan), fraulera (Majorcan), fraulera (Valencian), fraura (Valencian), fresa (Aragonese), fresa (Galician), fresa (Spanish, Castillian), fresa (Valencian), fresa brava (Spanish, Castillian), fresa común (Spanish, Castillian), fresa enana (Asturian), fresa española (Spanish, Castillian), fresa fina (Spanish, Castillian), fresa gorda (Spanish, Castillian), fresa menuda (Spanish, Castillian), fresa montés (Asturian), fresa montisca (Spanish, Castillian), fresa silvestre (Asturian), fresa silvestre (Spanish, Castillian), fresal (Spanish, Castillian), fresal común (Spanish, Castillian), fresal silvestre (Spanish, Castillian), fresas (Spanish, Castillian), fresas de Castilla (Spanish, Castillian), freseira (Asturian), freseira (Galician), fresera (Aragonese), fresera (Catalan), fresera (High Aragonese), fresera (Spanish, Castillian), freses (Asturian), fresones (Aragonese), fruitera (Valencian), gorbiétanu (Asturian), grosellas (Spanish, Castillian), guindón (Spanish, Castillian), gurbiétanu (Asturian), herva dos morangos (Portuguese), madroncillo (Spanish, Castillian), maduixa (Catalan), maduixa (Majorcan), maduixa/maduixes (Catalan), maduixeira (Catalan), maduixer (Catalan), maduixer (Valencian), maduixer bord (Catalan), maduixera (Catalan), maduixera (Majorcan), maduixera (Valencian), maduixera de bosc (Catalan), maduixers (Catalan), maduxeira (Catalan), maduxeira (Majorcan), maduxer (Catalan), maduxera (Catalan), maeta (Spanish, Castillian), magoria (Aragonese), magoría (High Aragonese), magueta (Spanish, Castillian), maguria (Euskera), maibeta (Spanish, Castillian), maidubi (Euskera), maihar (Euskera), mailar (Euskera), mairuéndano (Spanish, Castillian), maita (Spanish, Castillian), malhuro (Euskera), mallubi (Euskera), mallugai (Euskera), mallugi (Euskera), malluguia (Euskera), malluki (Euskera), malubi (Euskera), malubia (Euskera), maluquio (Euskera), maluquio (Spanish, Castillian), mamaeta (Spanish, Castillian), mamayeta (Spanish, Castillian), mameta (Spanish, Castillian), manduixera (Majorcan), manduxera (Majorcan), maqueta (Spanish, Castillian), marabio (Euskera), marauri (Euskera), marganétanu (Asturian), mariángana (Spanish, Castillian), mariguri (Euskera), mariguria (Euskera), marioches (Valencian), marioges (Valencian), mariotxa (Valencian), maroteiro (Galician), marrubi (Euskera), marrubí (Euskera), marrubia (Euskera), marrubia (Spanish, Castillian), marrubiondo (Euskera), martoll (Aragonese), martoll (Catalan), martoll (Valencian), martuall (Aragonese), martuall (Catalan), martuall (High Aragonese), martuall (Valencian), martuel (Aragonese), martuel (High Aragonese), martuello (Aragonese), martuello (High Aragonese), marubia (Euskera), marubiya (Euskera), maruéndano (Spanish, Castillian), maruri (Euskera), matruel (Aragonese), matruel (High Aragonese), mauli (Euskera), mauliqui (Euskera), mauliqui (Spanish, Castillian), maulubi (Euskera), maurgi (Euskera), mauri (Euskera), maurri (Euskera), mayeta (Spanish, Castillian), mayota (Spanish, Castillian), mayuela (Spanish, Castillian), mayueta (fruto) (Spanish, Castillian), mayueta (Spanish, Castillian), mayueta yerba (Spanish, Castillian), mayuetas (Spanish, Castillian), mazura (Euskera), medruégano (Asturian), meleta (Spanish, Castillian), melétano (Spanish, Castillian), meruégano (Asturian), meruéndano (Spanish, Castillian), meruéndanu (Asturian), meruendanu (Spanish, Castillian), meruétanos (Asturian), meta (Spanish, Castillian), metra (Euskera), metra (Spanish, Castillian), metras (Spanish, Castillian), miérdago (Spanish, Castillian), miérgado (Spanish, Castillian), miezdago (Majorcan), miezdago (Spanish, Castillian), miézdago (Spanish, Castillian), miezgado (Spanish, Castillian), miézgado (Spanish, Castillian), miragüétanu (Asturian), mirándanos (Asturian), mirándanu (Asturian), mirauétanos (Asturian), miruébano (Spanish, Castillian), miruéganal (Asturian), miruégano (Spanish, Castillian), miruéndanal (Asturian), miruendanera (Spanish, Castillian), miruéndano (Asturian), miruendano (Spanish, Castillian), miruéndano (Spanish, Castillian), miruéndanos (Asturian), miruéndanu (Asturian), miruénganal (Asturian), miruéngano (Asturian), moranga (Portuguese), morango (Galician), morango (Portuguese), morango colorado (Galician), morangueira (Galician), morangueira vulgar (Portuguese), morangueiro (Portuguese), morangueiro bravo (Portuguese), morangueiro-bravo (Portuguese), morodeira (Galician), morodo (Galician), morodo (Portuguese), moroga (Galician), morogo (Galician), morogueiro (Galician), morongueira (Galician), morongueiro (Galician), moronguiño (Galician), morote (Galician), morterol (Aragonese), morterol (High Aragonese), mortol (Aragonese), moruégano (Asturian), muduxer (Catalan), murungao (Portuguese), ribichón (Asturian), ribión (Asturian), rubión (Asturian), viruébano (Spanish, Castillian), viruégano (Spanish, Castillian), Φραγκαρία η γνήσια (Greek)[Credits]
Maps: distribution
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