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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Common names: ''Brassica oleracea'' Capitata Botrytis Group}}

''Brassica oleracea'' Capitata Botrytis Group

''Brassica oleracea'' Groupe CapitataBotrytis [[Common names: Brassica oleracea Cymosa Group]]

* English: cabbagecauliflower; broccoli, winter cauliflower, white cabbageheading broccoli¹* German: Weisskohl, WeisskrautBlumenkohl; Weisskabis (CH); Weisskraut Karfiol (D, Au)* Dutch: witte kool, wittekoolbloemkool; winterbloemkool¹* Swedish: vitkålblomkål; vinterblomkål¹* Danish: hvidkålblomkål; vinterblomkål¹* Norwegian: hvitkål (bok.); kvitkål (nyn.)blomkål* Icelandic: hvítkálblómkál

* French: chou blanc, -fleur; chou cabus-fleur d'hiver, chou pommébrocoli¹* Italian: cavolfiore; cavolo biancofiore, cavolo cappuccio; cabis cavolofiore (CHpl. cavolfiori, cavolifiori); cavolo broccolo¹* Spanish: col, repollo, col de repollo coliflor * Catalan: col de cabdell-i-flor, col-flor* Portuguese: repolhocouve-flor* Romanian: varză albăconopidă, karfiol

* Russian: цветная капуста белокочанная , капуста цветная - cvetnaja kapusta, kapusta belokočannajacvetnaja* Polish: kapusta biała, kapusta głowiastakalafior* Czech: zelí bílékvěták, zelí hlávkové bílékarfiol* Slovak: kapusta bielákarfiol* Bulgarian: бяло цветно зеле, бяло главесто зеле карфиол, карнабит - bjalo cvetno zele, bjalo glavesto zelekarfiol, karnabit* Croatian: beli kupus, bijeli kupus, belo zelje, bijelo zeljecvjetača* Serb: купус, бели купус карфиол - kupus, beli kupuskarfiol* Slovenian: belo zeljekarfijola, karfiola, cvetača

* Albanian: lulelakër, lule lakër e bardhë (lakra e bardhë lulelakra with article)* Greek: ἁσπρο λάχανοκουνουπίδι; κωνοπίδι, μἁππακαρναμπίκι, μἁπα καρναμπίτι, καρναμπίθι - aspro lakhanokounoupidhi; konopidhi, mapakarnabiki, karnabiti, karnabithi* Turkish: beyaz baş lâhanakarnabahar, karnıbahar* Hungarian: fejeskáposztakarfiol, fehér fejeskáposztavirágkal* Finnish: kupukaalikukkakaali

The standard form of (1) Designate winter types (with white cabbage has whitish leaves and is very compact. Some forms have green outer leaves, and can bear other names, such as :* English: winter cabbagehead, identical with summer or autumn cabbage* French: chou vert Winter cabbages traditionally grown in Western France have deep green and slightly crinkled leaves, and may be intermediate with savoy cabbages (Sabauda Groupcauliflower). Cultivars with The name 'broccoli' has a big sizehistorical background, grown for industrial processing (sauerkraut) are included here. Cultivars with a pointed head are dealt with under Pyramidalis groupbut has been discouraged as confusing.