Malva verticillata(MALVE)
Overview Code created in: 1996-10-28
- EPPO Code: MALVE
- Preferred name: Malva verticillata
- Authority: Linnaeus
Siberia, Western Asia, Central Asia, Himalayas, China, Korea, Mongolia, northeast Africa. Cultivated as a medicinal herb. Introduced in Europe (northern and western), Africa (central and southern), North America, Mexico, Peru
WSSA list of weeds in North America
| Name | Authority |
|---|---|
| Malva crispa | Linnaeus |
| Malva mohileviensis | Downer |
| Malva montana | Forsskål |
| Malva verticillata var. crispa | Linnaeus |
| Name | Language |
|---|---|
| Chinese mallow | English (GB) |
| curled mallow | English (US) |
| verticillate mallow | English |
| whorled mallow | English (AU) |
| krause Malve | German |
| Krausmalve | German |
| Quirlmalve | German |
| Wirtelmalve | German |
| mauve crépue | French |
| mauve verticillée | French |
| malva crespa | Spanish |
| malva crespa | Italian |
| krans kaasjeskruid | Dutch |
| kranskaasjeskruid | Dutch |
| kransmalva | Swedish |
| fuyuaoi | Japanese |
| フユアオイ | Japanese |
| мальва мутовчатая | Russian |
| просвирник мутовчатый | Russian |
| kranskattost | Norwegian |
| kiehkuramalva | Finnish |
| ślaz kędzierzawy | Polish |
| ślaz okółkowy | Polish |
| takarmánymályva | Hungarian |
| mëllaga qerthullake | Albanian |
| ядлив слез | Bulgarian |
| yě kuí | Chinese |
| 野葵 | Chinese |
| sljez | Croatian |
| sléz přeslenitý | Czech |
| sléz přeslenitý kadeřavý | Czech |
| männasjas kassinaeris | Estonian |
| 아욱 | Korean |
| a uk | Korean |
| mieturu malva | Latvian |
| menturinė dedešva | Lithuanian |
| nalbă creață | Romanian |
| slez kučeravý | Slovak |
| slez praslenatý | Slovak |
| калачики кільчасті | Ukrainian |
| калачики кучеряві | Ukrainian |
| калачики могилівські | Ukrainian |
Kingdom
Plantae (
1PLAK )
Phylum
Magnoliophyta (
1MAGP )
Class
Angiospermae (
1ANGC )
Category
Malvids (
1MAVD )
Order
Malvales (
1MAVO )
Family
Malvaceae (
1MAVF )
Subfamily
Malvoideae (
1MLVS )
Genus
Malva (
1MALG )
Species
Malva verticillata (
MALVE )