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Details for: Arbutus unedo

Source:	Valdés, B. (2009+): Arbutus. – 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:	Arbutus unedo L.
Nomencl. ref.:	Sp. Pl.: 395. 1753
Rank:	Species
Status:	ACCEPTED
Taxonomy (this taxon is included in):	Regnum - Plantae Divisio - Tracheophyta Subdivisio - Spermatophytina Class - Magnoliopsida Superordo - Asteranae Ordo - Ericales Familia - Ericaceae Juss. Genus - Arbutus L.
Homotypic synonyms:	Arbutus serratifolia Salisb., nom. illeg.
Heterotypic synonyms:	Arbutus salicifolia Hoffmanns.

*Common names:*	aagorri (Euskera), aborio (Galician), aborio (Portuguese), aborio (Spanish, Castillian), abroser (Valencian), abrosos (Valencian), agarullos (Spanish, Castillian), albedro (Galician), alberçoner (Catalan), albocer (Catalan), albocera (Spanish, Castillian), alboix (Catalan), alborcel (Catalan), alborcel (Valencian), alborcer (Catalan), alborcer (Valencian), alborçer (Valencian), alborcera (Catalan), alborcera (Valencian), alborço (Catalan), alborço (Valencian), alborecera (Spanish, Castillian), alborezera (Aragonese), alborezera (High Aragonese), albornial (Asturian), albornio (Asturian), albornio (Spanish, Castillian), alborniu (Asturian), alborno (Aragonese), alborocera (Aragonese), alborocera (Asturian), alborocera (Spanish, Castillian), alborozas (fruto) (Aragonese), alborozas (Spanish, Castillian), alborozera (Aragonese), alborozera (Spanish, Castillian), alborser (Valencian), alborsera (Catalan), alborsera (Valencian), alborsos (Spanish, Castillian), alborto (Asturian), alborto (Spanish, Castillian), alborza (High Aragonese), alborzas (fruto) (Aragonese), alborze (Aragonese), alborze (High Aragonese), alborzera (Aragonese), alborzera (High Aragonese), alborzo (Spanish, Castillian), albosera (Valencian), albrocer (Catalan), albrozera (Aragonese), albrozera (High Aragonese), albuerniu (Asturian), algorto (Spanish, Castillian), aloboniu (Asturian), alolicos (Asturian), alvedro (Galician), ambrocer (Catalan), ambrolo (Galician), ambrolo (Portuguese), ameixois (Galician), amorote (Galician), amorote (Portuguese), aniamania (Euskera), ania-mania (Euskera), animania (Euskera), animaniya (Euskera), arbedeiro (Asturian), arbedeiro (Spanish, Castillian), arbetomeral (Aragonese), arbetón (Aragonese), arbetón (High Aragonese), arbideiro (Aragonese), arboç (Catalan), arboç (Valencian), arboça (Catalan), arbocer (Catalan), arbocer (Majorcan), arbocer (Valencian), arbocera (Catalan), arbocera (Majorcan), arbocera (Spanish, Castillian), arboço (Catalan), arboços (Catalan), árbol de las fresas (Spanish, Castillian), árbol de los borrachinos (Asturian), árbol del azúcar (Spanish, Castillian), arborcer (Catalan), arborcer (Valencian), arborçer (Valencian), arborcera (Valencian), arborçó (Valencian), arborer (Catalan), arborio (Spanish, Castillian), arbornio (Asturian), arborsos (Spanish, Castillian), arborzo (Spanish, Castillian), arbós (Catalan), arbós (Majorcan), arbós (Valencian), arboser (Majorcan), arboser (Valencian), arbosér (Valencian), arbosera (Majorcan), arbosser (Catalan), arbosser (Majorcan), arbossera (Catalan), arbossera (Majorcan), arbuto (Portuguese), armoniu (Asturian), arrimania (Euskera), bedeiro (Galician), bedeiro (Portuguese), bedreiro (Galician), bedreiro (Portuguese), beduño (Spanish, Castillian), berrubiete (Euskera), berrubiete (Spanish, Castillian), borrachicos (Asturian), borrachín (Asturian), borrachín (Galician), borrachín (Spanish, Castillian), borrachinal (Asturian), borrachinal (Spanish, Castillian), borrachineiro (Asturian), borrachines (Asturian), borrachines (Galician), borrachínes (Galician), borrachínes (Portuguese), borrachino (Asturian), borracho (Asturian), borrubiete (Euskera), borrubiete (Spanish, Castillian), borrubiote (Euskera), borrubiote (Spanish, Castillian), borta (Galician), borto (Euskera), borto (Galician), borto (Spanish, Castillian), burbiz (Euskera), burbux (Euskera), burbuz (Euskera), burbuza (Euskera), burrbutx (Euskera), burrbuz (Euskera), burrbuza (Euskera), burrguiz (Euskera), burrgux (Euskera), campanita (Spanish, Castillian), candaná (Euskera), caraxeta (Galician), caraxica (Galician), caraxiqueira (Galician), caudana (Euskera), caxigo (Asturian), caxigo (Spanish, Castillian), cicerér de uóp (Catalan), cirera d’arboç (fruto) (Catalan), cirera d´arboç (Catalan), cirera d´arboç/cireres d´arboç (Catalan), cirera d´arbós (Catalan), cirerer (Catalan), cirerer d’arboç (Catalan), cirerer d’uco (Catalan), cirerer d´arboç (Catalan), cirerer de llop (Catalan), cirerer de pastor (Catalan), cireres d´arboç (Catalan), cireretes de pastor (Catalan), érbado (Galician), erbedeira (Galician), erbedeira (Portuguese), erbedeiro (Galician), erbedeiro (Portuguese), erbedo (Galician), érbedo (Galician), érbedo (Portuguese), erbedro (Galician), érbedro (Galician), érbedro (Portuguese), ervado (Portuguese), ervedeiro (Galician), ervedeiro (Portuguese), ervedo (Galician), érvedo (Galician), êrvedo (Galician), ervedo (Portuguese), érvedo (Portuguese), êrvedo (Portuguese), ervodo (Portuguese), ervôdo (Portuguese), érvodo (Portuguese), esbedro (Galician), esvedro (Galician), fartabellacos (Galician), fartabellacos (Portuguese), flor de borrachu (Asturian), garangorri (fruto) (Euskera), gurbiote (Euskera), gurbitx (Euskera), gurbitxi (Euskera), gurbitz (Euskera), gurbitza (Euskera), gurbiz (Euskera), gurrbis (Euskera), gurrbiski (Euskera), gurrbistondo (Euskera), gurrbits (Euskera), gurrbitx (Euskera), gurrbiz (Euskera), gurrbiza (Euskera), gurrguski (Catalan), gurrguxa (Euskera), gurrguxi (Euskera), gurriote (Euskera), gurrpitz (Euskera), gurrubión (Euskera), gurrubión (Spanish, Castillian), herbedo (Galician), hérbedo (Galician), hérbedo (Portuguese), herbedo (Spanish, Castillian), hérbedo (Spanish, Castillian), herbedro (Galician), hérbido (Asturian), hervedo (Galician), hérvedo (Galician), hierba alborçera (Valencian), hierba arborçera (Valencian), kandana (Euskera), kaudan (Euskera), kúfia (fruto) (Euskera), kulubiz (Euskera), kurkuts (Euskera), kurkuxa (Euskera), kurpitz (Euskera), kurrkus (Euskera), kurrkuts (Euskera), kurrpiti (Euskera), kurrpits (Euskera), kurrpitz (Euskera), leiterina brava (Galician), llicotet (Catalan), llicutet (Catalan), llipoter (Catalan), llipotet (Catalan), madrollo (Spanish, Castillian), madrollos (Spanish, Castillian), madroña (Spanish, Castillian), madroñal (Spanish, Castillian), madroñeiro (Galician), madroñera (Spanish, Castillian), madroñero (Spanish, Castillian), madronheiro (Portuguese), madronho (Portuguese), madroño (Spanish, Castillian), madroño común (Spanish, Castillian), madronyo (Valencian), medronheiro (Galician), medronheiro (Portuguese), meisueiro (Galician), merodo (Aragonese), merodo (Spanish, Castillian), mirogueiro (Galician), modrollera (Aragonese), modrollera (High Aragonese), modrollera (Spanish, Castillian), modrollo (Aragonese), modrollo (High Aragonese), modrollos (Aragonese), modrollos (Spanish, Castillian), modroño (fruto) (Aragonese), modroño (High Aragonese), modroño (Spanish, Castillian), modronyo (Valencian), morodeiro (Galician), morodeiro (Portuguese), morodo (Galician), morodo (Portuguese), morogueira (Galician), morongueiro (Galician), morongueiro (Portuguese), morote (Galician), morote (Portuguese), moroteira (Galician), moroteiro (Galician), moroteiro (Portuguese), morotes d’herbedo (Galician), muédranos (Asturian), muérdano (Spanish, Castillian), muérgano (Asturian), porronetes (flor) (Aragonese), porronetes (High Aragonese), servado (Galician), sirerer d’arboç (Catalan), vedreiro (Galician), vedreiro (Portuguese), yérbado (Asturian), yérbode (Asturian), yérbode (Spanish, Castillian), Καρομηλιά (Greek), Κομαριά (Greek), Κουμαριά (Greek), Λαγομηλιά (Greek), Μαμαίκουλα (Greek)[Credits]
*Maps:*	distribution
*Occurrence:*	● AE(G) Ag Al Bl Bu Co Cr Ct Cy Ga Gr Hb(E) Hs(S) -IJ It LS Lu Ma Sa Si(S) Sl Tn Tu(A E) Uk [Ca(C T)]