Cicer arietinum L.

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GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
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Classification

kingdom
Plantae: phylum
Tracheophyta: class
Magnoliopsida: order
Fabales: family
Fabaceae: genus
Cicer: species
Cicer arietinum

Name

Synonyms: Cicer album; Cicer arientinium L.; Cicer arientinum L.; Cicer arietinum subsp. eurasiaticum Popova, 1937; Cicer edessanum Bornm.; Cicer grossum Salisb.; Cicer nigrum Zeyh., 1818; Cicer physodes Rchb.; Cicer rotundum Alef.; Cicer sativum Schkuhr; Cicer sintenisii Bornm.; Ononis crotalarioides M.E.Jones
Homonyms: Cicer arietinum L.
Common names: Bengal Gram in English; Bengal gram in English; But in Hindi; Catjang Arab in language.; Cece in Italian; Chana in Hindi; Chick Pea in English; Chickpea in English; Chunna in Hindi; Cicer Tete-de-belier in French; Cieciorka in Polish; Dhale in language.; Garbanzo in language.; Garbanzo Bean in English; Garvance in language.; Goyun Nokhud in Azerbaijani; Gram in language.; Grao De Bica in Portuguese; Hummus in language.; Kahviherne in Finnish; Katjang Arab in language.; Kichererbse in German; Kichererbse in German; Kirchererbse in German; Konda-Kadala in Sinhalese; Nakhud in language.; Naut in Romanian; Nekhut in Romanian; Nokhud in language.; Nukhat in Uzbek; Nut Barani in Russian; Nut Kulturnyi in Russian; Nut Pasyaouny in language.; Nut Rogoobraznyi in Russian; Nut Zvychainyi in Ukrainian; Pois Chiche in French; Pois-chiche in French; Sejamasis Avinzirnis in Lithuanian; Shubuun Khoshuu in Mongolian; Sier Vochkhari in Armenian; Tarimal Banduukhai in Mongolian; Turetzki Gorokh in Russian; cece in Italian; chick pea in English; chickpea in English; chickpea in language.; garbanzo in language.; garbanzo in English; gram in English; grão-de-bico in Portuguese

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