AMORODEIRA fragaria vesca is the common portuguese name for the wild species of the genus Fragaria, (vesca comes from Latin alluding to forests. ) , within which is the strawberry and the Chilean strawberry or Chilean strawberry (also called white strawberry, sand strawberry or Chiloé strawberry) (fragaria chiloensis), are creeping plants whose name derives from the Latin fraga, fragrance, for the aroma they give off. They belong to the family of rosaceas. In Europe, especially Italy is grown the strawberry musk or fragaria moschata, which in France is known as strawberry hautbois (of the high forest) and in English is called strawberry hautboy. Interestingly, English speakers call the oboe hautbois.
