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Revision as of 20:51, 28 February 2012
Names in common use
- English: loquat, Japanese medlar; Japanese plum, Chinese plum
- German: japanische Mispel
- Dutch: japanse mispel, loquat
- Swedish: Japansk mispel
- Danish:
- Norwegian: Japansk mispel
- Icelandic:
- French: bibacier, bibassier, néflier du Japon / bibace, bibasse, nèfle du Japon, nèfle
- Italian: nespolo del Giappone / nespola del Giappone
- Spanish: níspero, níspero del Japón, nisperero del Japón
- Catalan: nesprer japonès / nespra, nespre
- Portuguese: nespereira do Japão / nêspera; ameixa-amarela (Brazil)
- Romanian: moșmon japonez
- Russian: мушмула японская - mušmula japonskaja
- Polish: nieśplik japoński, miszpelnik japoński
- Czech:
- Slovak:
- Bulgarian:
- Croatian: japanska mušmula, nešpola
- Serb:
- Slovenian:
- Macedonian:
- Latvian:
- Lithuanian: lokva
- Albanian: mushmullë e verës, mushmollë e verës
- Greek: μουσμουλιά, μεσκουλιά / μούσμουλο - mousmoulia, meskoulia / mousmoulo
- Turkish: Malta eriği, muşmula, yeni dünya
- Maltese:
- Hungarian:
- Finnish: japaninmispeli
- Estonian:
Sources and commentaries
For most people, this introduced species is now the true medlar, and has taken the name of the European medlar (Mespilus germanica), which is rarely marketed.