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fr callitypie (n) |
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fr sel d’ oseille (n) |
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fr gouet d’ italie (n) |
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fr oxalose (n) |
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en druse (n) |
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fr oxalates (n) |
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fr whewellite (n) |
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fr oxalis (n) |
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fr oxamide (n) |
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fr oxalate (n) |
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fr oxalovinique (a) |
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fr acide oxalovinique (n) |
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fr humboldtine (n) |
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fr oxalate (n) |
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fr raphide (n) |
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fr gouet tacheté (n) |
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