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Details for: Helianthus tuberosus

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Source:	Greuter, W. (2006+): Compositae (pro parte majore). – In: Greuter, W. & Raab-Straube, E. von (ed.): Compositae. 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:	Helianthus tuberosus L.
Nomencl. ref.:	Sp. Pl.: 905. 1753
Rank:	Species
Status:	ACCEPTED
Taxonomy (this taxon is included in):	Regnum - Plantae Divisio - Tracheophyta Subdivisio - Spermatophytina Class - Magnoliopsida Superordo - Asteranae Ordo - Asterales Familia - Compositae Giseke Tribus - Heliantheae Cass. Genus - Helianthus L.
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Included taxa:	Helianthus subcanescens (A. Gray) E. Watson

*Common names:*	Aardpeer (Dutch), Artichaut de Jérusalem (French), Artiċiok (Maltese), Erdbirne (German), Girasole del Canada (Italian), Gomoljasta sunčanica (Croat), Gomoljasti suncokret (Croat), Gumbinė saulėgrąža (Lithuanian), Hélianthe tubéreux (French), Jerusalem Artichoke (English), Jordärtskocka (Swedish), Jordskok (Danish), Jordskokk (Norwegian), Knollen-Sonnenblume (German), Maa-artisokka (Finnish), Maapirn (Estonian), Mollë e dheut (Albanian), Morski krumpir (Croat), Nhod (Croat), Repa arapska (Croat), Slnečnica hľuznatá (Slovak), Słonecznik bulwiasty (Polish), Slunečnice topinambur (Czech), Tartufo di Canna (Italian), Topinambas (Lithuanian), Topinambour (French), Topinambur (Estonian), Topinambur (German), Topinambur (Italian), Topinambur (Slovene), Topinambūrs (Latvian), Trtor (Croat), Земляная груша (Russian), Јерармуду ҝүнәбахан (Azerbaijan), Напь порчешть (Moldovian), Подсолнечник клубненосный (Russian), Соняшник бульбистий (Ukraine), Топинамбур (Azerbaijan), Топинамбур (Russian), aguaturma (Aragonese), aguaturma (Spanish, Castillian), Artichaut du Canada (French), bataca (Spanish, Castillian), bataca de caña (Spanish, Castillian), batata de caña (Spanish, Castillian), batata tupinamba (Portuguese), batatas vermelhas (Portuguese), batata-tupinamba (Portuguese), batattas do Brasil (Portuguese), batattas topinamba (Portuguese), canarias (Aragonese), canarias (High Aragonese), canarios (Aragonese), Cartofle (French), castaña de tierra (Spanish, Castillian), chufera (Aragonese), chufera (High Aragonese), comí (Catalan), frantses patata (Euskera), girasol tuberoso (Portuguese), girassol batateiro (Portuguese), girassol-batateiro (Portuguese), gyrasol batateiro (Portuguese), Hélianthe tubéreux (French), herba pudent (Catalan), Laška repa (Slovene), macuca (Spanish, Castillian), marenquera (Spanish, Castillian), margarita grande (Spanish, Castillian), marquezom (Portuguese), nyama (Catalan), nyamara (Catalan), nyàmera (Catalan), nyàmera (Portuguese), nyàmeres (Catalan), nyapes (Catalan), papa (Spanish, Castillian), pataca (High Aragonese), pataca (Spanish, Castillian), pataca de caña (Spanish, Castillian), pataca de pala (Spanish, Castillian), patacas (Aragonese), patacas (Spanish, Castillian), patacas de palo (Valencian), pataka (Euskera), pataquera (Aragonese), pataquera (High Aragonese), patata (Aragonese), patata (Spanish, Castillian), patata de caña (Spanish, Castillian), patata de canya (Catalan), patata de canya (Valencian), patata de pala (Valencian), patata de palo (Spanish, Castillian), patata de tierra (Spanish, Castillian), patata petorrera (Catalan), patata tumba (Spanish, Castillian), patata turma (Aragonese), patata turma (High Aragonese), patata turma (Spanish, Castillian), patatas de caña (Spanish, Castillian), Patate de Virginie (French), peras da terra (Portuguese), peras de tierra (Spanish, Castillian), petacas (Spanish, Castillian), Poire de terre (French), ramons (Catalan), setembres (Catalan), topinambo (Spanish, Castillian), topinambor (Portuguese), Topinambur (Polish), topinamburo (Euskera), topiñamorr (Euskera), topinanbu (Euskera), trunfa canaria (Aragonese), trunfa canaria (High Aragonese), tubera-topinambores (Portuguese), tupinambo (Portuguese), tupinambo (Spanish, Castillian), tupinambur (Majorcan), tupinanbo (Spanish, Castillian), turma de agua (Spanish, Castillian)[Credits]
*Maps:*	distribution
*Occurrence:*	[nAl nAu(A) aAu(L) nAz(F G L S) nBe(B L) cBH cBl nBl(M N) Br nBu nBy Co nCs Ct nCy Es Ga(F) nGe cGr aHb(E) nHe nHo nHs(S) nHu cIJ cIr nIt nJu nLa cLe cLi cLS nLt cLu aMd(M) nMk nMo No nPo Rf nRf(C CS E NW S) nRm nSa nSi(M S) nSk Sl aSr Su Tu(A) Uk nUk(K U)]