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dwarf snakes [genus Calamaria] Zwergnattern {pl}
dwarf snakes [genus Calamaria] Zwergschlangen {pl}
dwarf snapdragon [Chaenorhinum minus, syn.: Antirrhinum minus, Linaria minor, L. viscida]Klaffmund {m} [Kleines Leinkraut]
dwarf snapdragon [Chaenorhinum minus, syn.: Antirrhinum minus, Linaria minor, L. viscida] Kleines Leinkraut {n}
dwarf snapdragon [Chaenorhinum minus, syn.: Antirrhinum minus, Linaria minor, L. viscida]Kleines Löwenmaul {n}
dwarf snapdragon [Chaenorhinum minus, syn.: Antirrhinum minus, Linaria minor, L. viscida] Kleiner Orant {m}
dwarf snowbell [Soldanella pusilla, syn.: Soldanella alpicola]Zwerg-Soldanelle {f}
dwarf snowbell [Soldanella pusilla, syn.: Soldanella alpicola] Zwerg-Troddelblume {f}
dwarf sparrowhawk [Accipiter nanus] Archboldsperber {m}
dwarf sperm whale [Kogia sima, syn.: Kogia simus] Kleinstpottwal {m}
dwarf sperm whale [Kogia sima, syn.: Kogia simus] Kleiner Pottwal {m}
dwarf sperm whale [Kogia simus]Kleinpottwal {m}
dwarf spiders [family Micryphantidae, syn.: Erigonidae] Micryphantiden {pl}
dwarf spiders [family Micryphantidae, syn.: Erigonidae]Zwergspinnen {pl}
dwarf spiders [family Micryphantidae, syn.: Erigonidae] Erigoniden {pl}
dwarf spikemoss / spike-moss / spike moss [Selaginella rupestris, syn.: Lycopodium rupestre] Felsen-Moosfarn {m}
dwarf spike-rush / spikerush [Eleocharis parvula, syn.: Scirpus parvulus]Kleine Sumpfsimse {f}
dwarf spike-rush / spikerush [Eleocharis parvula] Zwerg-Sumpfbinse / Zwergsumpfbinse {f}
dwarf spike-rush / spikerush [Eleocharis parvula] Kleines Sumpfried {n}
dwarf spike-sedge / spikesedge [Eleocharis parvula, syn.: Scirpus parvulus]Zwerg-Sumpfbinse / Zwergsumpfbinse {f}
dwarf spike-sedge / spikesedge [Eleocharis parvula, syn.: Scirpus parvulus]Kleine Sumpfsimse {f}
dwarf spike-sedge / spikesedge [Eleocharis parvula, syn.: Scirpus parvulus] Kleines Sumpfried {n}
dwarf spitz [German spitz] Zwergspitz {m} [Rasse Deutsche Spitze]
dwarf spurge [Euphorbia exigua]Kleine Wolfsmilch {f}
dwarf squirrels [genus Microsciurus] Neuweltliche Zwerghörnchen {pl}
dwarf (star)Zwergstern {m}
dwarf stature Zwergwuchs {m}
dwarf stonewort [Nitella tenuissima, syn.: N. exigua, Chara exigua, C. stellata, C. tenuissima] Schirmförmige Glanzleuchteralge {f}
dwarf sturgeon [Pseudoscaphirhynchus hermanni]Kleiner Amu-Darja-Schaufelstör {m}
dwarf sugar palm [Arenga engleri, syn.: Didymosperma engleri]Riukiu-Zuckerpalme {f}
dwarf sugar palm [Arenga engleri, syn.: Didymosperma engleri] Zwerg-Zuckerpalme / Zwergzuckerpalme {f}
dwarf sundew [Drosera brevifolia, syn.: Drosera annua, Drosera leucantha] Zwergsonnentau {m}
dwarf sungazer [Cordylus tropidosternum] Tropischer Gürtelschweif {m}
dwarf sungazer [Cordylus tropidosternum] Zwerg-Gürtelschweif {m}
dwarf sungazer [Cordylus tropidosternum] Tansania-Zwerggürtelschweif {m}
dwarf swan-neck moss [Campylopus pyriformis]Torf-Krummstielmoos {n}
dwarf tapeworm [Hymenolepis nana] Zwergbandwurm {m}
dwarf tawny wave [Am.] [Cyclophora nanaria] [moth]Cyclophora nanaria [Familie der Spanner, Geometridae]
dwarf tegu [Callopistes maculatus]Chile-Teju {m}
dwarf tellin [Asbjornsenia pygmaea] Zwerg-Tellmuschel {f}
dwarf tellin [Asbjornsenia pygmaea] Winzige Tellmuschel {f}
dwarf thistle [Cirsium acaule, syn.: Cirsium acaulon] [stemless thistle] Stängellose Kratzdistel {f}
dwarf thistle [Cirsium acaule, syn.: Cirsium acaulon] [stemless thistle] Stengellose Kratzdistel {f} [alt]
dwarf three-toed jerboa [Salpingotulus michaelis, syn.: Salpingotus michealis]Belutschistan-Zwergspringmaus {f}
dwarf thrush [Catharus guttatus, syn.: Hylocichla aonalaschkae, H. guttata, Turdus aonalaschkae] Einsiedlerdrossel {f} [auch: Einsiedler-Drossel]
dwarf tinamou [Taoniscus nanus]Pfauensteißhuhn {n}
dwarf tossing Zwergenwerfen {n}
dwarf tree Zwergbaum {m}
dwarf treeschwach wachsender Baum {m} [Zwergbaum]
dwarf type Zwergform {f}
dwarf tyranneutes [Tyranneutes stolzmanni] Stolzmannpipra / Stolzmann-Pipra {f}
dwarf tyranneutes [Tyranneutes stolzmanni] Südliche Zwergpipra {f}
dwarf tyrant [Tyranneutes stolzmanni]Stolzmannpipra / Stolzmann-Pipra {f}
dwarf tyrant [Tyranneutes stolzmanni]Südliche Zwergpipra {f}
dwarf tyrant manakin [Tyranneutes stolzmanni] Stolzmannpipra / Stolzmann-Pipra {f}
dwarf tyrant manakin [Tyranneutes stolzmanni] Südliche Zwergpipra {f}
dwarf umbrella tree [Schefflera arboricola, syn.: Heptapleurum arboricolum]Kleine Strahlenaralie {f}
dwarf valerian [Valeriana supina] Zwerg-Baldrian {m} [auch: Zwergbaldrian]
dwarf vireo [Vireo nelsoni]Zwergvireo {m}
dwarf wall [mostly Br.] (niedrige) Gartenmauer {f}
dwarf waterlily / water-lily [Nymphaea tetragona, syn.: N. crassifolia, N. fennica, Castalia crassifolia, C. tetragona, Leuconymphaea tetragona] Zwerg-Seerose / Zwergseerose {f}
dwarf wheat [Triticum sphaerococcum]Indischer Zwergweizen {m}
dwarf wheat [Triticum sphaerococcum] Kugelweizen {m}
dwarf white bauhinia [Bauhinia acuminata] Orchideenbaum {m}
dwarf white bauhinia [Bauhinia acuminata]Berg-Bauhinie {f}
dwarf white orchid tree [Bauhinia acuminata] Orchideenbaum {m}
dwarf white orchid tree [Bauhinia acuminata]Berg-Bauhinie {f}
dwarf white stonecrop [Sedum anglicum] Englische Fetthenne {m}
dwarf white water-lily / water lily / waterlily [Nymphaea candida] Kleine Seerose {f}
dwarf white water-lily / water lily / waterlily [Nymphaea candida] Glänzende Seerose {f}
dwarf whitebeam [Sorbus chamaemespilus, syn.: C. alpina, Crataegus alpina, Mespilus chamaemespilus, Pyrus chamaemespilus]Zwerg-Vogelbeere / Zwergvogelbeere {f}
dwarf whitebeam [Sorbus chamaemespilus, syn.: C. alpina, Crataegus alpina, Mespilus chamaemespilus, Pyrus chamaemespilus] Zwergmispel-Eberesche / Zwergmispeleberesche {f}
dwarf whitebeam [Sorbus chamaemespilus] Berg-Mehlbeere {f}
dwarf whitebeam [Sorbus chamaemespilus]Zwerg-Mehlbeere {f}
dwarf white-stripe bamboo [Pleioblastus pygmaeus, syn.: P. fortunei, Arundinaria fortunei, pygmaea, Bambusa pygmaea, Sasa pygmaea, S. variegata] Zwerg-Bambus / Zwergbambus {m}
dwarf white-stripe bamboo [Pleioblastus variegatus, syn.: Arundinaria variegata, Sasa variegata] Zweifarbiger Zwergbambus {m}
dwarf willow [Salix herbacea]Kraut-Weide / Krautweide {f}
dwarf willow [Salix herbacea] Zwerg-Weide / Zwergweide {f}
dwarf yarrow [Achillea millefolium, also A. magna] [(common) yarrow](Gemeine) Schafgarbe {f}
dwarf Yatay palm [Butia paraguayensis, syn.: Cocos paraguayensis, Syagrus paraguayensis] Zwerg-Yataypalme / Zwerg-Yatay-Palme {f}
dwarf yellow day-lily [Hemerocallis minor, syn.: H. graminea] Kleine Taglilie {f}
dwarf yellow fleabane [Erigeron chrysopsidis, also E. chrysopsidis var. brevifolius]Goldaster-Berufkraut {n}
dwarf yellow milkvetch [Astragalus hamosus] Haken-Tragant / Hakentragant {m}
dwarf yellow milkvetch / milk vetch [Astragalus hamosus, syn.: A. aegyptiacus, Tragacantha hamosa] Haken-Tragant / Hakentragant {m}
dwarf yellow milkvetch / milk vetch [Astragalus hamosus, syn.: A. aegyptiacus, Tragacantha hamosa] Angel-Tragant / Angeltragant {m}
dwarf yellow milkvetch / milk vetch [Astragalus hamosus, syn.: A. aegyptiacus, Tragacantha hamosa] Hakenfrüchtiger Tragant {m}
dwarf zebu [Bos primigenius indicus] Zwergzebu {n}
(dwarf) Asiatic elm [Ulmus pumila] Sibirische Ulme {f}
(dwarf) Asiatic elm [Ulmus pumila] Zwerg-Ulme {f}
(dwarf) chickling-vetch / chickling vetch [Lathyrus cicera, syn.: L. cicer] Rote Platterbse {f}
(dwarf) chickling-vetch / chickling vetch [Lathyrus cicera, syn.: L. cicer] Futter-Platterbse / Futterplatterbse {f}
(dwarf) chickling-vetch / chickling vetch [Lathyrus cicera, syn.: L. cicer]Kleine Platterbse {f}
(dwarf) crested iris [Iris cristata] Kamm-Iris / Kammiris {f}
(dwarf) crested iris [Iris cristata] Kamm-Schwertlilie / Kammschwertlilie {f}
(dwarf) crowned snakes [genus Cacophis] Kronenschlangen {pl}
(dwarf) flowering quince [Chaenomeles japonica, syn.: C. lagenaria] Japanische Scheinquitte {f}
(dwarf) Japanese quince [Chaenomeles japonica, syn.: C. lagenaria] Japanische Scheinquitte {f}
(dwarf) nagoonberry [Rubus arcticus, syn.: R. acaulis, R. stellatus](Schwedische) Ackerbeere {f}
(dwarf) nagoonberry [Rubus arcticus, syn.: R. acaulis, R. stellatus]Arktische Brombeere {f}
(dwarf) nagoonberry [Rubus arcticus, syn.: R. acaulis, R. stellatus] Arktische Himbeere {f}
« duty — DVTs — dwar — dwar — dwar — dwar — dwar — dwin — dye- — dyin — dyna »
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