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common mousetail / mouse-tail [Myosurus minimus, syn.: M. clavicaulis, M. lepturus]Zwergmäuseschwanz {m}
common mousetail / mouse-tail [Myosurus minimus, syn.: M. clavicaulis, M. lepturus] Kleiner Mäuseschwanz {m}
common mousetail / mouse-tail [Myosurus minimus, syn.: M. clavicaulis, M. lepturus] Mäuseschwänzchen {n}
common mousetail / mouse-tail [Myosurus minimus, syn.: M. clavicaulis, M. lepturus] Zwerg-Mäuseschwänzchen / Zwergmäuseschwänzchen {n}
common mud puppy [Necturus maculosus]Gefleckter Furchenmolch {m}
common mud turtle [Kinosternon subrubrum, syn.: Kinosternon pensylvanicum]Gewöhnliche Klappschildkröte {f}
common mudpuppy [Necturus maculosus]Gefleckter Furchenmolch {m}
common mudskipper [Periophthalmus kalolo]Mangroven-Schlammspringer {m}
common mugwort [Artemisia vulgaris] Gemeiner Beifuß {m}
common mullein [Verbascum thapsus]Kleinblütige Königskerze {f}
common mullein [Verbascum thapsus]Echte Königskerze {f}
common mullein [Verbascum thapsus]Brennkraut {n} [regional] [Kleinblütige Königskerze]
common mullein [Verbascum thapsus] Feldkerze {f} [regional] [Kleinblütige Königskerze]
common mullein [Verbascum thapsus]Wetterkerze {f} [regional] [Kleinblütige Königskerze]
common mullein [Verbascum thapsus] Fackelkraut {n}
common mullein [Verbascum thapsus] Himmelsbrand {m} [regional] [Kleinblütige Königskerze]
common mullein [Verbascum thapsus]Kleinblütiges Wollkraut {n}
common mullein [Verbascum thapsus] Wollblume {f}
common mullein [Verbascum thapsus] Frauenkerze {f} [regional] [Kleinblütige Königskerze]
common mullein [Verbascum thapsus]Marienkerze {f} [Volksnamen] [Königskerze]
common mullet [Am.] [Mugil cephalus] Großkopfmeeräsche {f}
common mullet [Mugil cephalus]Gewöhnliche Meeräsche {f}
common mullet [Mugil cephalus]Gemeine Meeräsche {f}
common multiple gemeinsames Vielfaches {n}
common muntjac [Muntiacus muntjak] Indischer Muntjak {m}
common murre [Am.] [Uria aalge] Trottellumme {f}
common mushroom [Agaricus bisporus] Zuchtchampignon {m}
common mushroom [Agaricus bisporus]Zweisporiger Egerling {m}
common mushroom-headed liverwort [Conocephalum conicum]Kegelkopfmoos {n}
common musk turtle [Sternotherus odoratus] Gewöhnliche Moschusschildkröte {f}
common mussel [Mytilus edulis, syn.: M. (Mytilus) edulis, M. borealis, M. edulis pusillus, M. elegans, M. notatus, M. pellucidus, M. ungulatus, M. vulgaris, Perna ungulina] Echte Miesmuschel {f}
common mussel [Mytilus edulis, syn.: M. (Mytilus) edulis, M. borealis, M. edulis pusillus, M. elegans, M. notatus, M. pellucidus, M. ungulatus, M. vulgaris, Perna ungulina] Essbare Miesmuschel {f}
common mussel [Mytilus edulis, syn.: M. (Mytilus) edulis, M. borealis, M. edulis pusillus, M. elegans, M. notatus, M. pellucidus, M. ungulatus, M. vulgaris, Perna ungulina] Pfahlmuschel {f}
common mussel [Mytilus edulis, syn.: M. (Mytilus) edulis, M. borealis, M. edulis pusillus, M. elegans, M. notatus, M. pellucidus, M. ungulatus, M. vulgaris, Perna ungulina] Gemeine Miesmuschel {f}
common mustached bat [Am.] [Pteronotus parnellii, syn.: Phyllodia parnellii]Schnurrbärtige Fledermaus {f}
common mycena [Mycena galericulata, syn.: Agaricus fistulosus, A. aestivus, A. conicus, A. crispus, A. radicatellus, A. rugosus, Collybia rugulosiceps, Stereopodium galericulatus] Rosablättriger Helmling {m}
common myna / mynah [Acridotheres tristis] Hirtenmaina {m}
common myna / mynah [Acridotheres tristis]Hirtenstar {m}
common myrtle [Myrtus communis] (Gemeine) Myrte {f}
common myrtle [Myrtus communis] Brautmyrte {f}
common namegemeinsamer Name {m}
common name allgemeiner Name {m}
common nameallgemeine Bezeichnung {f}
common name volkstümlicher Name {m}
common nameGebrauchsname {m}
common nameVolksname {m} [volkstümlicher Name]
common name umgangssprachlicher Name {m}
common namegebräuchliche Bezeichnung {f}
common nameüblicher Name {m}
common name [non-scientific name] Trivialname {m}
common nase [Chondrostoma nasus]Nase {f} [Fisch]
common neacomys [Neacomys spinosus] Borsten-Stachelreisratte {f}
common necklace shell [Lunatia alderi, syn.: L. poliana, Euspira nitida, E. intermedia, E. pulchella, Natica alderi, N. glaucina, N. mammilla, N. poliana, N. similis] Glänzende Nabelschnecke {f} [Meeresschneckenart]
common necklace shell [Lunatia alderi, syn.: L. poliana, Euspira nitida, E. intermedia, E. pulchella, Natica alderi, N. glaucina, N. mammilla, N. poliana, N. similis]Glänzende Mondschnecke {f} [Meeresschneckenart]
common needle grass [Aristida adscensionis]Einjähriges Stechgras {n}
common needle whelk [Cerithium vulgatum, syn.: C. ponticum, C. rupestre, Gourmya vulgata, Thericium vulgatum]Nadelschnecke {f} [Meeresschneckenart]
common needle whelk [Cerithium vulgatum, syn.: C. ponticum, C. rupestre, Gourmya vulgata, Thericium vulgatum] Gemeine Seenadelschnecke {f}
common needle whelk [Cerithium vulgatum, syn.: C. ponticum, C. rupestre, Gourmya vulgata, Thericium vulgatum] Gemeine Hornschnecke {f} [Meeresschneckenart]
common nerite [Neritina waigiensis, syn.: N. communis, N. ziczac, Nerita ziczac, Theodoxus communis] Zickzack-Nerite / Zickzacknerite {f} [Meeresschneckenart]
common nettle [Urtica dioica] Fasernessel {f}
common nettle [Urtica dioica]Große Brennnessel {f}
common nettle bug [Liocoris tripustulatus] Gepunktete Nesselwanze {f}
common nettle-tap (moth) [Anthophila fabriciana] Rundstirnmotte {f} [Nachtfalterspezies]
common nettle-tap (moth) [Anthophila fabriciana] Brennnessel-Spreizflügler {m}
common newt [Lissotriton vulgaris, Triturus vulgaris]Teichmolch {m}
common newtonia [Newtonia brunneicauda] Rostbauchnewtonie {f}
common nicator [Nicator chloris] Westnikator {m}
common night snake [Hypsiglena torquata] Nachtschlange {f}
common night snake [Hypsiglena torquata]Sinaloa-Nachtnatter {f}
common nighthawk [Chordeiles minor, syn.: Chordeiles virginianus, Caprimulgus minor]Falkennachtschwalbe {f}
common nightshade [Solanum nigrum] Schwarzer Nachtschatten {m}
common nightshade [Solanum nigrum] Schwarz-Nachtschatten {m}
common ninebark [Physocarpus opulifolius, syn.: Spiraea opulifolia] Schneeballblättrige Blasenspiere {f}
common ninebark [Physocarpus opulifolius, syn.: Spiraea opulifolia]Virginische Blasenspiere {f}
common ninebark [Physocarpus opulifolius, syn.: Spiraea opulifolia] Virginia-Blasenspiere {f}
common noctule (bat) [Nyctalus noctula]Großer Abendsegler {m}
common noddy [Anous stolidus] Noddy-Seeschwalbe {f}
common noddy [Anous stolidus] Noddi {m} [Noddiseeschwalbe]
common noddy [Anous stolidus] Noddiseeschwalbe {f}
common northern moon shell [Lunatia heros, syn.: Euspira heros, Natica ampullaria, N. heros, N. pomum, Polinices heros]Lunatia heros {f} [Meeresschneckenart]
common northern moon snail [Lunatia heros, syn.: Euspira heros, Natica ampullaria, N. heros, N. pomum, Polinices heros] Lunatia heros {f} [Meeresschneckenart]
common northern whelk [Buccinum undatum, syn.: B. cyaneum, B. glaciale, B. hydrophanum, B. parvulum] Wellhornschnecke {f}
common northern whelk [Buccinum undatum, syn.: B. cyaneum, B. glaciale, B. hydrophanum, B. parvulum]Wellhorn {n} [Wellhornschnecke]
common (northern) boa [Boa imperator, syn.: Boa constrictor imperator]Kaiserboa {f}
common note [note that remains the same between two or more consecutive chords]gemeinsame Note {f}
common note modulation tonzentrale Einführung {f} [Modulation]
common note modulation tonzentrale Modulation {f}
common nounGattungsname {m}
common nut clam [Nucula nucleus] Gemeine Nussmuschel {f}
common nutclam / nut clam [Nucula nucleus, syn.: N. nucleata, N. pulchra, N. tumidula, Arca margaritacea, A. nucleus, Glycymeris argentea, Tellina adriatica] Große Nussmuschel {f}
common oak [Quercus robur, syn.: Quercus pedunculata]Stieleiche {f} [fachspr. auch: Stiel-Eiche]
common oak fern [Gymnocarpium dryopteris, syn.: Currania dryopteris, Phegopteris dryopteris, Thelypteris dryopteris] Echter Eichenfarn {m}
common oak gall wasp [Cynips quercusfolii] Gemeine Eichengallwespe {f}
common oak pigmy [Stigmella roborella]Johanssons Eichen-Zwergminierfalter {m}
common oak purple [Dyseriocrania subpurpurella, syn.: Eriocrania subpurpurella] [moth]Eichentrugmotte {f}
common oak spangle-gall wasp [Neuroterus quercusbaccarum] Eichenlinsengallwespe {f}
common oat [Avena sativa]Echter Hafer {m}
common oat [Avena sativa] Gemeiner Hafer {m}
common oat [Avena sativa] Sommerhafer {m}
common occurrence übliches Ereignis {n}
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