fr sépale (n) |
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io sepalo (n) |
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fr subsépalaire (a) |
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fr synadelphe (a) |
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fr pentasépale (a) |
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fr monosépale (a) |
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fr trisépale (a) |
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mg ravimbony (n) |
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fr tépale (n) |
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fr hexasépale (a) |
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fr pétale (n) |
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fr sépale (n) |
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fr polysépale (a) |
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fr pétale |
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en sepal (n) |
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fr ennéasépale (a) |
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fr heptasépale (a) |
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fr ophrys araignée (n) |
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fr lis (n) |
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fr sépale (n) |
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fr équeuter (v) |
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fr sépale (n) |
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fr gamosépale (a) |
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fr calicule (n) |
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fr sépale |
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fr capuchon (n) |
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fr sépalaire (a) |
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fr éperon (n) |
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fr octosépale (a) |
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fr anémone hépatique (n) |
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id kelopak (n) |
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fr sépale |
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fr sépales (n) |
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fr nervure (n) |
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fr rose (n) |
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fr oppositisépale (a) |
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fr disépale (a) |
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it sepalo (n) |
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fr dialysépale (a) |
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fr aile (n) |
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fr tépale |
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fr polyphylle (a) |
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