Physalis peruviana(PHYPE)
Overview Code created in: 2002-02-11
- EPPO Code: PHYPE
- Preferred name: Physalis peruviana
- Authority: Linnaeus
Native to South America (Bolivia, Brazil). Cultivated for its edible fruits. Introduced in Britain, Central Europe, Mediterranean, Western Asia, Himalayas, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Indochina, Malesia (Java, Philippines), China, tropical Africa to South Africa.
Name | Authority |
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Physalis edulis | Sims |
Name | Language |
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African groundcherry | English (US) |
Aztec berry | English |
Brazil cherry | English |
cape gooseberry | English |
common cape gooseberry | English (AU) |
giant groundcherry | English (US) |
goldenberry | English |
Inca berry | English |
Peruvian cherry | English |
Peruvian groundcherry | English (US) |
physalis | English |
poha berry | English |
Anden-Beere | German |
Kap-Stachelbeere | German |
peruanische Blasenkirsche | German |
alkekenge jaune | French |
amour en cage | French |
coqueret du Pérou | French |
alquequenje | Spanish |
capuli | Spanish |
tomatito | Spanish |
alchechengi del Perù | Italian |
alchechengio giallo | Italian |
goudbes | Dutch |
alquequenje-amarelo | Portuguese |
groselheira-do-peru | Portuguese |
tomate-inglês | Portuguese |
tomateiro-de-capuz | Portuguese |
tomatinho-de-capucho | Portuguese |
kapkrusbär | Swedish |
budôhoozuki | Japanese |
ブドウホオズキ | Japanese |
перуанская вишня | Russian |
физалис перуанский | Russian |
karviaiskoiso | Finnish |
perui földicseresznye | Hungarian |
dēng lóng guǒ | Chinese |
灯笼果 | Chinese |
sjetvena mjehurica | Croatian |
mochyně peruánská | Czech |
rasbhari | Hindi |
cireșele de pământ | Romanian |
kuntali | Sanskrit |
tankari | Sanskrit |
tankasi | Sanskrit |
machovka Peruánska | Slovak |
perujsko volčje jabolko | Slovene |
фізаліс перуанський | Ukrainian |
Kingdom
Plantae (
1PLAK )
Phylum
Magnoliophyta (
1MAGP )
Class
Angiospermae (
1ANGC )
Category
Lamiids (
1LAMD )
Order
Solanales (
1SOLO )
Family
Solanaceae (
1SOLF )
Genus
Physalis (
1PHYG )
Species
Physalis peruviana (
PHYPE )