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Details for: Typha latifolia

Source: Uotila, P. (2011): Typhaceae. – 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: Typha latifolia L.
Nomencl. ref.: Sp. Pl.: 971. 1753
Rank: Species
Status: ACCEPTED
Is replaced synonym for: Typha latifolia subsp. eulatifolia Graebn.
Typha latifolia var. typica Rothm.
Taxonomy (this taxon is included in): Regnum - Plantae
     Divisio - Tracheophyta
          Subdivisio - Spermatophytina
               Class - Magnoliopsida
                    Superordo - Lilianae
                         Ordo - Poales
                              Familia - Typhaceae Juss.
                                   Genus - Typha L.
                                       
Synonyms: Typha caspica Pobed.
Typha sibirica Krasnova
Typha latifolia subsp. eu-latifolia Graebn., des. inval.
 
Common names: aceña (Spanish, Castillian), albardín (High Aragonese), anea (Galician), anea (High Aragonese), anea (Spanish, Castillian), aneas (Spanish, Castillian), artiria (Euskera), baión (Galician), balca (Catalan), balça (Catalan), balca de fulla ampla (Catalan), bayón (Spanish, Castillian), bayunco (Spanish, Castillian), boa (Spanish, Castillian), boga (Catalan), boga (Majorcan), boga (Spanish, Castillian), boga (Valencian), boga de fulla ampla (Catalan), boga/bogues (Catalan), bohordo (Spanish, Castillian), bohordos altos (Spanish, Castillian), bora (Valencian), bordo (Spanish, Castillian), bova (Catalan), bova (Majorcan), bova de cadiras (Catalan), bova de cadiras (Majorcan), bova de cadires (Valencian), bufo (Galician), caba dos bofardos (Galician), caña (High Aragonese), cana das lagoas (Portuguese), carriza (Spanish, Castillian), carrizo (Spanish, Castillian), chuflos de anea (Aragonese), chuflos de anea (High Aragonese), chuncos (High Aragonese), chuncos de anea (High Aragonese), ciri (Catalan), cohete (Spanish, Castillian), cuca (Spanish, Castillian), enea (Spanish, Castillian), eneas (Spanish, Castillian), espadaina (Galician), espadaña (Aragonese), espadana (Asturian), espadaña (Asturian), espadana (Galician), espadaña (High Aragonese), espadana (Portuguese), espadaña (Spanish, Castillian), espadaña ancha (Spanish, Castillian), espadaña bastarda (Portuguese), espadaña de agua (Spanish, Castillian), espadaña de laguna (Spanish, Castillian), espadaña de mazorca (Spanish, Castillian), espadañas (Spanish, Castillian), espadanya (Catalan), espata-iy-a (Euskera), ezpataina (Euskera), ezpata-iy-a (Euskera), ezpatiya (Euskera), fuso (Spanish, Castillian), herva-tabûa (Portuguese), iezka hostozabala (Euskera), inea (Spanish, Castillian), junco (Spanish, Castillian), junco amacorocado (Portuguese), lezka (Euskera), lezka hostozabal (Euskera), lirio del bordo (Spanish, Castillian), lirios (Spanish, Castillian), lirios salvajes (Spanish, Castillian), murrâo-dos-fogueteiros (Portuguese), murriâo-dos-fogueteiros (Portuguese), nea (Spanish, Castillian), paja real (Spanish, Castillian), palla pipa (Galician), palla real (Galician), pelusas (Spanish, Castillian), peluso (Spanish, Castillian), pelusos (Spanish, Castillian), plumino (Spanish, Castillian), puro (Spanish, Castillian), puros (Spanish, Castillian), suca (Spanish, Castillian), tabua (Portuguese), tabûa (Portuguese), tabua larga (Portuguese), tabûa larga (Portuguese), tabua-larga (Portuguese), tufa (Galician), txuflaska (Euskera), varilla de corte (Spanish, Castillian), velote (Spanish, Castillian), xuncos (Aragonese), zinta-bedar (Euskera)[Credits]
Maps: distribution
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