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Mindanao gum

Definition (American English) Mindanao, gum
Thesaurus, synonyms, antonyms Mindanao, gum
Etymology gum

der Regenbogenbaum | der Regenbogen-Baum

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rainbow eucalyptus - Mindanao gum - rainbow gum - kamarere - deglupta - Regenbogen-Eukalyptus, m - Regenbogeneukalyptus, m - Regenbogenbaum, m - Regenbogen-Baum, m (Eucalyptus deglupta) [bot.]	Last post 23 Nov 18, 13:21
rainbow eucalyptus - Regenbogen-Eukalyptus, m - Regenbogeneukalyptus, m (Eucalyptus deglupta…		0 Replies

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rainbow eucalyptus - Mindanao gum - rainbow gum - kamarere - deglupta - Regenbogen-Eukalyptus, m - Regenbogeneukalyptus, m - Regenbogenbaum, m - Regenbogen-Baum, m (Eucalyptus deglupta)	Last post 23 Nov 18, 13:21
rainbow eucalyptus - Regenbogen-Eukalyptus, m - Regenbogeneukalyptus, m (Eucalyptus deglupta…		0 Replies
manna gum - Rutenförmiger Eukalyptus, wiss.: Eucalyptus viminalis	Last post 15 Sep 16, 18:58
Oxford Dictionaries:manna gumNOUNAny of several eucalypts which exude manna, especially Euca…		0 Replies
Tasmanian blue gum - der Blaugummibaum, wiss.: Eucalyptus globulus	Last post 15 Sep 16, 09:09
Merriam-Webster Dictionary:Tasmanian blue gumnounDefinition of Tasmanian blue gum: a blue gu…		4 Replies
red gum - Roter Eukalyptus, wiss.: Eucalyptus camaldulensis	Last post 13 Sep 16, 16:08
Oxford Dictionaries:red gumNOUN1 An Australian gum tree with smooth bark and hard dark red t…		0 Replies
cider gum - der Mostgummi-Eukalyptus, wiss.: Eucalyptus gunnii	Last post 13 Sep 16, 17:08
Oxford Dictionaries:cider gumNOUNA fast-growing, hardy Tasmanian eucalyptus, widely grown in…		0 Replies
eucalyptus, pl.: eucalypti, eucalyptuses - der Eukalyptus, Pl.: die Eukalypten / Eukalyptus, wiss.: Eucalyptus (Gattung)	Last post 15 Sep 16, 21:01
current LEO-entries:https://dict.leo.org/ende/index_de.html#/search=Eucalyptus&searchLoc=0&r		0 Replies
mountain ash - der Königseukalyptus, auch: Königs-Eukalyptus, wiss.: Eucalyptus regnans	Last post 15 Sep 16, 18:47
Oxford Dictionaries:mountain ashNOUN[…]2 Australian A eucalyptus tree that is grown for timb…		0 Replies
gum	Last post 11 Aug 08, 23:15
Gum ist soweit ich weiß das deutsche Wort für >. Es hört sich aber ziemlich englisch an, hei…		3 Replies
gum	Last post 06 Mar 18, 19:53
For his special fish pudding he uses gelling agents and gum. Kontext: cooking show.Wäre das…		3 Replies
gum	Last post 26 Dec 10, 01:21
Damn you, talk! I'm in this with you and you're not going to gum it.		2 Replies
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LEOs Zusatzinformationen: Mindanao gum - der Regenbogenbaum | der Regenbogen-Baum

Mindanao gum

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der Regenbogenbaum | der Regenbogen-Baum

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