

ハマダイコン
キバナダイコン セイヨウノダイコン

Red'ka dikaia.
ハツカダイコン ラディッシュ

Redis posevnoi,
Red'kaogorodnaia
Red'ka posevnaia
Củ cải ,Củ dền , Radi.
Củ cải đỏ.
ラットテールラディッシュ
Raphanussativus L. f.nigraDC.,
クロダイコン
クロダイコン 

Kuro daikon, 黒皮大根
JAPANESE : コウシンダイコン Koushindaikon, 紅芯大根 Koushin daikon.
Daikonrättika,
ダイコン
Rábanodaikon (Brazil)
Củ cải trắng, Củ cải trắngcòn non, Củ cải trắng đã già
JAPANESE : Ao naga daikon,江都青長大根 Koutoao naga daikon,こうとあおなが Koutoao naga daikon.
래디쉬
Củ cải đỏ(red radish), Radi.
IN CONCLUSION : Because I refuse to believe that the true Japanesedaikon is the same as the "Black Spanish winter radish" or the Chineselong green radish", I have proposed some group names for each of those,purely for the sake of separating the groups of common names. In thefuture taxonomists will have to come up with a distinctive epithet oran official group name to separate each of those from the others.Anatural plant that can grow a smooth-white-skinned root with a sweetflesh of up to a meter in diameter cannot be labelled with the samewords that would describe a similar plant but with an average-sizedrough black skinned-root with the pungency of horseradish, nor with agreen-fleshed or red-fleshed small radish from Japan or China.Taxonomists the ball is in your court !
This table from the Northern Ontario Plant Database. <http://www.northernontarioflora.ca/chklst.cfm?speciesid=1004694> takes the cake for simplification. If all these names are synonymsthen there is only one taxon, wait a minute ! really ?
EURODICAUTOM2000,MultilingualTerminological Database, European Commission Translation Service. (12languages of the European Community).
NHRI, 2004, National Horticultural Research Institute(NHRI). Rural Development Administration (RDA). Republic of Korea. <>.
NOPD, 2004, Northern Ontario Plant Database. <http://www.northernontarioflora.ca/chklst.cfm?speciesid=1004694>
Sazonova L.V.1974,in Bull. Apl. Bot. Genet.and Plant Breed., 45,42 - 1974.
Sazonova L.V.1985, in Kulturnaya Fl. SSSR, 18: 211 -1985.
USDA, ARS, 2000, National Genetic Resources Program.Germplasm Resources Information Network - (GRIN). [OnlineDatabase] National Germplasm Resources Laboratory, Beltsville,Maryland. Available:www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/html/taxdump.pl?citrus (20 January 2000).