Portulaca oleracea(POROL)
Overview Code created in: 1996-10-28
- EPPO Code: POROL
- Preferred name: Portulaca oleracea
- Authority: Linnaeus
A plant of ancient cultivation as a leafy vegetable, also used medicinally, possibly originating in Western Asia. The cultivated form has been distinguished as subsp. sativa (q.v.). Both the cultivated and the weed form have become widely distributed in warm temperate areas, notably Mediterranean and Balkan countries, Black Sea, Caucasus, Western Asia, Africa (except south). Introduced in Europe, Siberia, Russian Far East, Central Asia, Himalayas, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Indochina, Malesia, China (including Taiwan, Tibet), Japan, Korea, southern Africa, North America, Central America, Caribbean, South America, New Guinea, Australia (Western, Queensland). In addition, the wild form of the species has been shown to be divisible into a number of microspecies, at diploid, tetraploid and hexaploid levels, with differing geographical distribution. Some of these polyploids are hybrids cultivated as ornamentals
WSSA list of weeds in North America
Name | Authority |
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Portulaca oleracea subsp. oleracea | Linnaeus |
Name | Language |
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common purslane | English |
fatweed | English |
hog bhaji | English |
moss rose | English |
purslane | English |
rock rose | English |
sun plant | English |
gelber Portulak | German |
Portulak | German |
porcelaine | French |
porcelane | French |
porchailles | French |
pourpier | French |
pourpier commun | French |
pourpier maraîcher | French |
pourpier potager | French |
beldroaga | Spanish |
berdolaga | Spanish |
fique | Spanish (AR) |
loraca | Spanish |
verdolaga | Spanish |
verdolaga común | Spanish (HN) |
verdolaga porquera | Spanish (HN) |
erba porcellana | Italian |
porcellana comune | Italian |
wilde postelein | Dutch |
baldroaga | Portuguese |
beldroega | Portuguese |
beldroega-comum | Portuguese |
bredo-fémea | Portuguese |
portlak | Swedish |
vanlig portulak | Swedish |
vildportlak | Swedish |
hana-suberi-hiyu | Japanese |
pôchuraka | Japanese |
suberi-hiyu | Japanese |
スベリヒユ | Japanese |
ハナスベリヒユ | Japanese |
ポーチユラカ | Japanese |
портулак огородный | Russian |
portulak | Danish |
vanlig portulakk | Norwegian |
rikkaportulakka | Finnish |
semizotu | Turkish |
regelat hagginnah | Hebrew |
רְגֵלַת הַגִּנָּה | Hebrew |
portulaka pospolita | Polish |
kövér porcsin | Hungarian |
burdullaku | Albanian |
rejla | Arabic |
tazellust | Arabic |
الرجلة | Arabic |
بقلة زيتية | Arabic |
lotaca | Aragonese |
matafuego | Aragonese |
siemprèbiba | Aragonese |
tozinera | Aragonese |
ugueta | Aragonese |
verdinegra | Aragonese |
verdolaga | Aragonese |
yerba femera | Aragonese |
getozkia | Basque |
boro-nunya | Bengali |
тученица | Bulgarian |
verdolaga | Catalan |
mǎ chǐ xiàn | Chinese |
马齿苋 | Chinese |
portulak | Croatian |
šrucha zelná | Czech |
harilik portulak | Estonian |
αντράκλα | Greek |
kulapha | Hindi |
lunia | Hindi |
कुलफा | Hindi |
gelang pasir | Indonesian |
쇠비름 | Korean |
soe bi reum | Korean |
dārzeņu portulaka | Latvian |
paprastoji portulaka | Lithuanian |
curpeu | Occitan |
perpe | Occitan |
perpeu | Occitan |
pet | Occitan |
peu | Occitan |
pipè | Occitan |
poupa-leyt | Occitan |
grașiță | Romanian |
iarbă grasă | Romanian |
обични портулак | Serbian |
обични тушт | Serbian |
portulaka zeleninová | Slovak |
šrucha kapustná | Slovak |
navadni tolščak | Slovene |
портулак городній | Ukrainian |