pt rebento (n, plant) |
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pt rebento (n) |
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en offspring (n) |
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fr surgeon (n) |
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pt rebento (n) |
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en scion (n) |
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fr bourgeon (n) |
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en sprout (n) |
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pt rebentação (n) |
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pt olho (n) |
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en bud (n) |
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pt filho (n) |
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pt broto (n) |
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pt rebento (n) |
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