fr caducifolié (a) |
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fr trompé (v) |
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fr chêne bleu (n) |
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it decrepito (a) |
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nl gammel (a) |
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fr érable negundo (n) |
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nl bouwvallig (a) |
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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la caducus (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr chêne afarès (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr syncope (n) |
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fr caduc (a) |
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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id gugur (v) |
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fr caducité (n) |
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fr fétuque (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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sv bräcklig (a) |
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fo skirvisligur (a) |
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oc caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caducs (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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cs opadavý (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr noyer noir (n) |
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vi lỗi thời (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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id kedaluwarsa (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en lapsed (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr chêne de pasadena (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr azaléa (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduques (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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br izil (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr arbre à feuilles caduques (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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de verfallen (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr gloxinia (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr érable circiné (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr pinacées (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduque (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr orme d’ amérique (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr clérodendron (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr périmé (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr rouvre (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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ca caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr weigelia (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fy útlibbe (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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io deciduo (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr aronia (n) |
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fr calycanthe (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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la caducarius (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr chimonanthe (n) |
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fr symphorine (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr azalée (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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de gebrechlich (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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la caducum (n) |
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fr aronie (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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nl uitgeleefd (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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eo kaduka (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr troène commun (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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id kaduluwarsa (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr saule noir (n) |
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bm banta (n) |
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en aronia (n) |
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fr chêne blanc de californie (n) |
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fr obier (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr pinacée (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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nl aftands (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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af aftandig (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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io kaduka (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr tilleul d’ amérique (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fy útwikelse (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr astilbe (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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pt caduco (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fi raihnas (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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sk opadavý (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr périmer (v) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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en deciduous (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr caduc (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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af aftands (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr orme rouge (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr chêne noir de californie (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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