Daphne mezereum: taxon details and analytics
- Domain
- Kingdom
- Plantae
- Phylum
- Tracheophyta
- Class
- Magnoliopsida
- Order
- Malvales
- Family
- Thymelaeaceae
- Genus
- Daphne
- Species
- Daphne mezereum
- Scientific Name
- Daphne mezereum
Summary description from Wikipedia:
Daphne mezereum
Daphne mezereum, commonly known as mezereum, mezereon, February daphne, spurge laurel or spurge olive, is a species of Daphne in the flowering plant family Thymelaeaceae, native to most of Europe and Western Asia, north to northern Scandinavia and Russia. In southern Europe it is confined to medium to higher elevations and in the subalpine vegetation zone, but descends to near sea level in northern Europe. It is generally confined to soils derived from limestone.
...Daphne mezereum in languages:
- Belarusian
- Ваўчаягада звычайная
- Bokmål
- tysbast
- Catalan
- tintorell
- Chinese
- 歐亞瑞香
- Croatian
- Obični likovac
- Czech
- lýkovec jedovatý
- Danish
- Pebertræ
- Dutch
- Rood peperboompje
- English
- Mezereon
- English
- mezereum
- English
- February daphne
- English
- spurge laurel
- English
- spurge olive
- Estonian
- harilik näsiniin
- Finnish
- näsiä
- Finnish
- lehtonäsiä
- French
- Bois-joli
- French
- Jolibois
- French
- Verdelet
- French
- Bois-gentil
- German
- Gewöhnlicher Seidelbast
- German
- Echter Seidelbast
- German
- Kellerhals
- Hungarian
- farkasboroszlán
- Italian
- Fior di stecco
- Japanese
- セイヨウオニシバリ
- Latvian
- Parastā zalktene
- Lithuanian
- Paprastasis žalčialunkis
- Polish
- Wawrzynek wilczełyko
- Russian
- Волчеягодник обыкновенный
- Russian
- Волчье лыко
- Russian
- Волчье лыко обыкновенное
- Slovak
- lykovec jedovatý
- Slovene
- navadni volčin
- Swedish
- tibast
- Ukrainian
- Вовчі ягоди звичайні
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Parent Taxon
Sibling Taxa
- Daphne acutiloba
- Daphne alpina
- Daphne altaica
- Daphne arbuscula
- Daphne arisanensis
- Daphne aurantiaca
- Daphne axillaris
- Daphne bholua
- Daphne blagayana
- Daphne brevituba
- Daphne caucasica
- Daphne championii
- Daphne chingshuishaniana
- Daphne cneorum
- Daphne depauperata
- Daphne domini
- Daphne erosiloba
- Daphne esquirolii
- Daphne feddei
- Daphne gemmata
- Daphne genkwa
- Daphne giraldii
- Daphne glomerata
- Daphne gnidioides
- Daphne gnidium
- Daphne gracilis
- Daphne grueningiana
- Daphne hekouensis
- Daphne holosericea
- Daphne jarmilae
- Daphne jasminea
- Daphne jezoensis
- Daphne jinyunensis
- Daphne jinzhaiensis
- Daphne kamtschatica
- Daphne kingdon-wardii
- Daphne kiusiana
- Daphne koreana
- Daphne kosaninii
- Daphne kurdica
- Daphne laureola
- Daphne limprichtii
- Daphne linearifolia
- Daphne longilobata
- Daphne ludlowii
- Daphne luzonica
- Daphne macrantha
- Daphne malyana
- Daphne mauritanica
- Daphne mezereum
- Daphne miyabeana
- Daphne modesta
- Daphne morrisonensis
- Daphne mucronata
- Daphne myrtilloides
- Daphne nana
- Daphne odora
- Daphne ogisui
- Daphne oleoides
- Daphne pachyphylla
- Daphne papyracea
- Daphne penicillata
- Daphne petraea
- Daphne pontica
- Daphne pseudomezereum
- Daphne pseudosericea
- Daphne retusa
- Daphne rhynchocarpa
- Daphne rodriguezii
- Daphne rosmarinifolia
- Daphne sericea
- Daphne sojakii
- Daphne sophia
- Daphne souliei
- Daphne stapfii
- Daphne striata
- Daphne sureil
- Daphne tangutica
- Daphne taurica
- Daphne taylorii
- Daphne tenuiflora
- Daphne tripartita
- Daphne velenovskyi
- Daphne wolongensis
- Daphne × burkwoodii
- Daphne × hauseri
- Daphne × hendersonii
- Daphne × houtteana
- Daphne × juraseki
- Daphne × rossetii
- Daphne × savensis
- Daphne × sillingeri
- Daphne × thauma