Dianthus barbatus(DINBA)
Overview Code created in: 2002-04-09
- EPPO Code: DINBA
- Preferred name: Dianthus barbatus
- Authority: Linnaeus
Pyrenees, southern Alps, Balkans, eastern Europe. Cultivated as an ornamental. Introduced in northern European countries, southern Russia, Siberia, Russian Far East, Central Asia, Himalayas, Canada (except far north), USA (except centre west), Bolivia
| Name | Authority |
|---|---|
| Dianthus girardinii | Lamotte |
Name |
Language |
|---|---|
| karafil | Albanian |
| брадат карамфил | Bulgarian |
| clavell de pom | Catalan |
| bradati karanfil | Croatian |
| hvozdík vousatý | Czech |
| studenter-nellike | Danish |
| duizendschoon | Dutch |
| jonkertjes | Dutch |
| kapeelbloem | Dutch |
| sweet william | English |
| bearded pink | English (GB) |
| harjaneilikka | Finnish |
| studenter-nellike | Finnish |
| bouquet de montagne | French |
| bouquet parfait | French |
| bouquet-fait | French |
| jacinthe de Constantinople | French |
| jacinthe des poètes | French |
| jalousie | French |
| oeillet barbu | French |
| oeillet des poètes | French |
| regardez-moi | French |
| Bartnelke | German |
| Buschnelke | German |
| szakállas szegfű | Hungarian |
| garofanino a mazelli | Italian |
| garofano montano | Italian |
| violina di Spagna | Italian |
| busknellik | Norwegian |
| jolifrina | Occitan |
| massoquet | Occitan |
| gożdzik brodaty | Polish |
| craveiro-dos-poetas | Portuguese |
| cravina | Portuguese |
| mauritânias | Portuguese |
| garoafă turcească | Romanian |
| гвоздика бородатая | Russian |
| гвоздика турецкая | Russian |
| китњасти каранфил | Serbian |
| klinček bradatý | Slovak |
| brkati klinçek | Slovene |
| minutisa | Spanish |
| ramilletes | Spanish |
| borstnejlika | Swedish |
| hüsnüyusuf | Turkish |
| гвоздика бородчата | Ukrainian |
Kingdom
Plantae (
1PLAK )
Phylum
Magnoliophyta (
1MAGP )
Class
Angiospermae (
1ANGC )
Category
Basal core eudicots (
1CEUD )
Order
Caryophyllales (
1CAFO )
Family
Caryophyllaceae (
1CAFF )
Genus
Dianthus (
1DING )
Species
Dianthus barbatus (
DINBA )