fr calice (n) |
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fr sépale (n) |
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fr gamosépale (a) |
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fr coupe (n) |
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fr supère (a) |
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fr calycanthème (a) |
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fr infère (a) |
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eo kaliko (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr acuminé (a) |
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fr hanap (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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grc δεπασ (n) |
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vi đài (n) |
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fr chardon (n) |
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fr hypanthé (a) |
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fr vase (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr ablution (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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grc καλυξ (n) |
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mg vondrom bolaky (n) |
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fr incomplet (a) |
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fr nèfle (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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la utriculus (n) |
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fr patène (n) |
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fr podogyne (n) |
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fr tétrasépale (a) |
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fr calycandrie (n) |
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fr éperon (n) |
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fr péristomique (a) |
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fr magnoliales (n) |
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fr éleuthérogyne (a) |
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io kalico (n) |
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cu калєжь (n) |
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id kelopak (n) |
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fr octosépale (a) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr calicule (n) |
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fr calices (n) |
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dsb keluch (n) |
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fr heptasépale (a) |
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fr calicé (a) |
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se gearra (n) |
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fr magnoliale (n) |
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cu чаша (n) |
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la calathus (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr calice |
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fr calice (n) |
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en hull (n) |
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sl kelih (n) |
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fr foliole (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr ciboire (n) |
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fr périanthe (n) |
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fr granifère (a) |
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fr réceptacle floral (n) |
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fr corolle (n) |
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en chalice (n) |
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fr gamosépalie (n) |
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fr purificatoire (n) |
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fr ennéasépale (a) |
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fr icosandrie (n) |
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fr pétarou (n) |
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fr calice |
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fr claquet (n) |
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fr hétérocarpien (a) |
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fr calisse |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr réceptacle (n) |
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fr onglet (n) |
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fr calice |
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ln nkɛ́ni (n) |
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fr calice |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr corole (n) |
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fr bruyère callune (n) |
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fr purification (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr silène conique (n) |
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fr bilabié (a) |
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cs kalichový (a) |
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fr hypanthe (n) |
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fr pentasépale (a) |
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el κυαθοσ (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr fleur complète (n) |
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oc calici (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr ligorné (a) |
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fr accrescent (a) |
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fr pale (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr pétale (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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cs kalich (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr incalicé (a) |
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fr corporal (n) |
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la calyx (n) |
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fr trèfle étoilé (n) |
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fr caliciforme (a) |
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fr cucubale (n) |
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fr microdonte (a) |
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fr persistant (a) |
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fr gymnospermie (n) |
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fr limbe (n) |
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fr involucre (n) |
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bg чашка (n) |
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fr trisépale (a) |
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fr calicinal (a) |
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nl beker (n) |
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fr tube (n) |
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fr calice (n) |
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sv kalk (n) |
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cs bubák (n) |
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fr calicinien (a) |
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fr calice (n) |
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fr calice |
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la acetabulum (n) |
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fr acutiflore (a) |
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fr bassinet (n) |
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fr dialysépale (a) |
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fr hyperstomique (a) |
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fr melonide (n) |
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