fr jambosier rouge (n) |
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fr eléane (n) |
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fr drupe (n) |
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fr framboise (n) |
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fr noix (n) |
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fr coque (n) |
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fr laurier cerise (n) |
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fr drupéolé (a) |
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mg diriopy (n) |
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fr amande amère (n) |
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fr drupe (n) |
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fr olive (n) |
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it drupa (n) |
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fr amande (n) |
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fr drupifère (a) |
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fr noyer (n) |
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fr sumac des corroyeurs (n) |
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fr symploque (n) |
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fr amande douce (n) |
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fr drupe (n) |
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fr éléagne (n) |
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fr mangue (n) |
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fr noyau (n) |
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fon ɖuxwɛɖuxwɛ (n) |
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fr palmier (n) |
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fr daphné garou (n) |
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fr pacanier (n) |
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fr caryer (n) |
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fr podocarpe (n) |
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ja 核果 (n) |
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fr bois joli (n) |
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fr cocotier (n) |
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fr drupes (n) |
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fr jujubier commun (n) |
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sv stenfrukt (n) |
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fr drupacé (a) |
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fr drupéole (n) |
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fr cerise (n) |
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fr hovénie sucrée (n) |
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es drupa (n) |
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fr pacane (n) |
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fr micocoulier de provence (n) |
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fr spondias (n) |
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