fr octogynie (n) |
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sv pistill (n) |
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fr agynaire (a) |
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it pistillo (n) |
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fr hendécagyne (a) |
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se eapmi (n) |
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fr hermaphrodite (a) |
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fr stigmate (n) |
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fr tétragynie (n) |
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fr réceptacle floral (n) |
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fr octogyne (a) |
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fr dard (n) |
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fr monogyne (a) |
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sah соҕооччук (n) |
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fr pentagyne (a) |
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fr fleur imparfaite (n) |
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fr cyanogyne (a) |
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fr trigynie (n) |
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fr ennéagyne (a) |
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fr ovaire (n) |
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fr pistils (n) |
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vi râu (n) |
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fr diadelphie (n) |
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fr carpelle (n) |
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fr mâle (a) |
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fr pistillo staminé (a) |
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ky энелик (n) |
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fr monoïque (a) |
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fr polygyne (a) |
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fr décagynie (n) |
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tt җимешлек (n) |
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fr nouaison (n) |
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ja 雌蕊 (n) |
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vi nhị cái (n) |
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fr dodécagynie (n) |
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fr décagyne (a) |
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fr dodécagyne (a) |
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fr faux fruit (n) |
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de stempel (n) |
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fr homogamie (n) |
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fr ennéagynie (n) |
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fr monogynie (n) |
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fr idiogyne (a) |
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kk аналық (n) |
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fr gymnogyne (a) |
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fr exine (n) |
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fr hexagyne (a) |
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nl stamper (n) |
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fr fleur parfaite (n) |
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fr gynécée (n) |
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fr tétragyne (a) |
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fr pentagynie (n) |
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fi emi (n) |
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fr pistil (n) |
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fr hexagynie (n) |
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fr pistil (n) |
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ba емешлек (n) |
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fr gyne |
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fr protandre (a) |
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fr heptagynie (n) |
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fr gynandrie (n) |
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fr gonophore (n) |
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fr heptagyne (a) |
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it gineceo (n) |
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fr épistaminé (a) |
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fr pistil (n) |
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fr polygynique (a) |
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fr alvéole (n) |
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fr trigyne (a) |
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fr monadelphie (n) |
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fr dioïque (a) |
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fr gaine (n) |
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vi nhụy (n) |
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