Table 1.

Identification and geographical origin of Portulaca oleracea genotypes.

Genotype identification	Taxonomic identificationa	Geographical origin	Refs.
trituberculata	Portulaca trituberculata Danin, Domina & Raimondo	Greece, 38° 13′37′′ N, 25° 59′57′′ E	[1]
sicula	Portulaca sicula Danin, Domina & Raimondo	Italy, 43° 27′53′′ N, 11° 52′39′′ E	[1]
oleracea	Portulaca oleracea subsp. oleracea/Portulaca trituberculata [1]	Chile, 36° 49′ S, 73°03′ W	[1]
rausii	Portulaca rausii Danin	Greece, 36° 50′56′′ N, 27° 04′31′′ E	[1]
zaffranii	Portulaca zaffranii Danin	South Africa, 23° 04′04,1′′ E, 34° 02′36,5′′ S	[1]
nitida	Portulaca nitida (Danin & H.G.Baker) Ricceri & Arrigoni	Israel, 31° 47′11′′ N, 34° 42′33′′ E	[2]
edulis	Portulaca edulis Danin et Bagella [2]	Greece, 35° 05′08′′ N, 33° 16′46′′ E	[1]
papillatostellulata	Portulaca papillatostellulata (Danin & H.G.Baker) Danin	Austria, 48° 17′43′′ N, 16° 52′18′′ E	[1]
sativa	Portulaca oleracea subsp. sativa (Haw.) Čelak	Austria, 48° 11′33′′ N, 16° 23′04′′ E	[1]
tuberculata	Portulaca tuberculata León	Peru, 12° 35′39′′ S, 69° 11′38′′ W	[1]
granulatostellulata	Portulaca granulatostellulata (Poelln.) Ricceri & Arrigoni	Israel, 32° 23′60′′ N, 34° 52′58′′ E	[2]
cultivar	commercial cultivar	Agristarb	[3]

^aTaxonomic identification according to the registry at The Plant List (2013), except for P. edulis since it is not listed. [1] Walter et al., 2015. [2] Danin et al., 2012. [3] Ferrari et al. 2020.

^bSeeds bought from Agristar do Brasil Ltda.—São Paulo, Brazil.