EPPO Global Database

Melilotus albus(MEUAL)

Overview
Code created in: 2002-08-22

Basic information
  • EPPO Code: MEUAL
  • Preferred name: Melilotus albus
  • Authority: Medicus

Notes

Euromediterranean (except north), Black Sea, Siberia, Central Asia, Western Asia, Himalayas, Bangladesh, Indochina, China, eastern and southern Africa. Cultivated as a forage crop. Introduced in  northern Europe, Russian Far East, Japan, Korea, Mongolia, North, Central and South America, Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand

WSSA list of weeds in North America


Other scientific names
Name Authority
Melilotus alba Medicus
Trifolium album Loiseleur

Common names
Name Language
Bokhara clover English (AU)
honey clover English
sweet white clover English
white melilot English (GB)
white sweet-clover English
white sweetclover English (US)
Bokhara-Klee German
Buchara-Klee German
Honigklee German
weißer Honigklee German
weißer Steinklee German
mélilot blanc French
trèfle de Bokhara French
alfa-rusa Spanish (AR)
hierba orejera Spanish
meliloto blanco Spanish
mielcón Spanish
mielga Spanish
trébol blanco Spanish
trébol de olor blanco Spanish (BO)
trébol de Santa María Spanish (NI)
trébol oloroso Spanish
meliloto bianco Italian
trifoglio di Bokhara Italian
vetturina bianca Italian
witte honingklaver Dutch
meliloto-branco Portuguese
trevo-doce-branco Portuguese (BR)
vitmelot Swedish
vit sötväppling Swedish
kogome-hagi Japanese
shiropana-shinagawa-hagi Japanese
suîto-kurôba Japanese
コゴメハギ Japanese
シロパナシナガワハギ Japanese
スイートクローバ Japanese
донник белый Russian
hvid stenkløver Danish
kvitsteinkløver Norwegian
valkomesikkä Finnish
ak taşyoncası Turkish
aktaşyoncası Turkish
divshah levanah Hebrew
דִּבְשָׁה לְבָנָה Hebrew
nostrzyk biały Polish
fehér somkóró Hungarian
makth Albanian
makthi i bardhë Albanian
mielga Aragonese
itsabalki zuria Basque
бяла комунига Bulgarian
melilot blanc Catalan
bái huā cǎo mù xi Chinese
白花草木犀 Chinese
bijeli kokotac Croatian
komonice bílá Czech
valge mesikas Estonian
μελίλοτος Greek
safed ban methi Hindi
baltais amoliņš Latvian
baltažiedis barkūnas Lithuanian
luzèrna bastarde Occitan
sulfină albă Romanian
бели кокотац Serbian
ждраљевина Serbian
komonica biela Slovak
bela medena detelja Slovene
буркун білий Ukrainian