Description originale
Linnaeus, C. 1753. Species plantarum, exhibentes plantas rite cognitas, ad genera relatas, cum differentiis specificis, nominibus trivialibus, synonymis selectis, locis natalibus, secundum systema sexuale digestas. Holmiæ. (L. Salvii). Tomus I: 1-560. : 136

 

Taxonomie
Kobrlová, L., Hroneš, M., Koutecký, P., Štech, M. & Trávníček, B. 2016. Symphytum tuberosum complex in central Europe: cytogeography, morphology, ecology and taxonomy. Preslia, 88: 77–112. : 97

 

Description originale (de Symphytum mediterraneum W.D.J.Koch, 1837)
Koch, W.D.J. 1837. Synopsis Florae Germanicae et Helveticae, exhibens stirpes phanerogamas rite cognitas, quae in Germania, Helvetia, Borussia et Istria sponte crescunt atque in hominum usum copiosius coluntur, secundum systema candolleanum digestas, praemissa generum dispositione, secundum classes et ordines systematis linnaeani conscripta. Francofurti ad moenum sumptibus Friederici Wilmans. 844 pp. : 500

 

Source de la nouvelle combinaison (de Symphytum tuberosum subsp. mediterraneum (W.D.J.Koch) P.Fourn., 1937)
Fournier, P. 1934-1940. Les quatre flores de la France, Corse comprise (Générale, Alpine, Méditerranéenne, Littorale). Chez l'auteur, Poinson-lès-Grancey, 1092 pp. : 747

 

Distribution : Europe except for Scandinavia, rarely in western Mediterranean regions (southern border is unclear due to unresolved taxonomy of the other ploidy levels). In central Europe, it is widespread in Austria, the Czech Republic, southern Poland, northern Slovakia and western Hungary, but rare or absent in the warmest and driest areas, such as the Pannonian Lowlands.
     Références : Kobrlová et al. (2016)