LEOs Zusatzinformationen: bird's-foot fenugreek | birdsfoot fenugreek - der Vogelfuß-Klee

bird's-foot fenugreek | birdsfoot fenugreek

Definition (American English) bird's-foot, fenugreek, birdsfoot
Thesaurus, synonyms, antonyms bird's-foot, fenugreek, birdsfoot
Etymology fenugreek

der Vogelfuß-Klee

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Trifolium

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Das Substantiv (Hauptwort, Namenwort) dient zur Benennung von Menschen, Tieren, Sachen u. Ä. Substantive können mit einem Artikel (Geschlechtswort) und i. A. im Singular (Einzahl) und Plural (Mehrzahl) auftreten.

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bird’s-foot clover - der Vogelfuß-Klee, wiss.: Trifolium ornithopodioides [bot.]	Last post 03 May 16, 20:36
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bird’s-foot clover - der Vogelfuß-Klee, wiss.: Trifolium ornithopodioides	Last post 03 May 16, 20:36
current LEO-entries:https://dict.leo.org/ende/index_de.html#/search=Trifolium%20ornithopodio…		0 Replies
slender trefoil - Armblütiger Klee, wiss.: Trifolium micranthum	Last post 01 May 16, 18:38
Botanical Society of the British Isles (BSBI):Trifolium micranthumAuthority (Brummitt & Powe…		0 Replies
shamrock - Kleiner Klee, wiss.: Trifolium dubium, Syn.: Trifolium minus	Last post 29 Apr 16, 09:07
Oxford Dictionaries:shamrockPronunciation: /ˈʃamrɒk/ NOUN1 A low-growing clover-like plant w…		0 Replies
hare’s-foot, also: hare’s-foot clover - der Hasenklee, auch: Hasen-Klee, wiss.: Trifolium arvense	Last post 26 Apr 16, 18:43
current LEO-entry:https://dict.leo.org/ende/index_de.html#/search=Trifolium%20arvense&search…		0 Replies
small white clover - Schwarzwerdender Klee, wiss.: Trifolium nigrescens	Last post 01 May 16, 19:12
Plants Database (US Department of Agriculture):Trifolium nigrescens Viv.small white clover A…		0 Replies
subterranean clover - Bodenfrüchtiger Klee, wiss.: Trifolium subterraneum	Last post 10 May 16, 18:35
Plants Database (US Department of Agriculture):Trifolium subterraneum L.subterranean clover …		0 Replies
clover - der Klee, kein Pl., wiss.: Trifolium (Gattung)	Last post 10 May 16, 19:08
current LEO-entries:https://dict.leo.org/ende/index_de.html#/search=Klee&searchLoc=0&resultO		0 Replies
Kura clover - Kaukasischer Klee, wiss.: Trifolium ambiguum	Last post 24 Apr 16, 18:56
Plants Database (US Department of Agriculture):Trifolium ambiguum M. Bieb.Kura clover Univer…		0 Replies
narrow clover - Schmalblättriger Klee, wiss.: Trifolium angustifolium	Last post 26 Apr 16, 18:33
Botanical Society of the British Isles (BSBI):Trifolium angustifoliumAuthority (Brummitt & P…		0 Replies
sulphur clover - Blassgelber Klee, wiss.: Trifolium ochroleucon	Last post 01 May 16, 19:18
National Plant Germplasm System (US Department of Agriculture):Taxon: Trifolium ochroleucon …		0 Replies
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LEOs Zusatzinformationen: bird's-foot fenugreek | birdsfoot fenugreek - der Vogelfuß-Klee

bird's-foot fenugreek | birdsfoot fenugreek

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der Vogelfuß-Klee

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