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Japanese honeycreeper hill-robin [Leiothrix lutea, syn.: Leiothrix luteus] Chinanachtigall {f}
Japanese hooded nudibranch [Melibe japonica, syn.: M. fimbriata, M. mirifica, M. viridis] Melibe japonica {f} [Meeresnacktschneckenart]
Japanese hornbeam [Carpinus japonica] Japanische Hainbuche {f}
Japanese horse chestnut [Aesculus turbinata] Japanische Rosskastanie {f}
Japanese horseradish [Eutrema japonicum, syn.: Wasabia japonica, Cochlearia wasabi]Wasabi {m} {n}
Japanese horseradish [Eutrema japonicum, syn.: Wasabia japonica, Cochlearia wasabi] Japanischer Meerrettich {m}
Japanese horseradish [Eutrema japonicum, syn.: Wasabia japonica, Cochlearia wasabi]Wassermeerrettich {m}
Japanese horseshoe crab [Tachypleus tridentatus] Drei-Wirbelsäulen-Pfeilschwanzkrebs {m}
Japanese horseshoe crab [Tachypleus tridentatus] Japanischer Pfeilschwanzkrebs {m}
Japanese house bat [Pipistrellus abramus] Japanische Zwergfledermaus {f}
Japanese indigo [Polygonum tinctorium, syn.: Persicaria tinctoria]Färberknöterich {m}
Japanese Industrial Standards <JIS> [Standards, die in Japan bei industriellen Aktivitäten eingesetzt werden]
Japanese iris [Iris ensata, syn.: Iris kaempferi]Japanische Sumpf-Schwertlilie {f}
Japanese iris [Iris ensata, syn.: Iris kaempferi]Japanische Schwertlilie {f}
Japanese ivy [Parthenocissus tricuspidata]Dreispitzige Jungfernrebe {f}
Japanese ivy [Parthenocissus tricuspidata]Dreilappige Jungfernrebe {f}
Japanese ivy [Parthenocissus tricuspidata]Dreiblättrige Jungfernrebe {f}
Japanese ivy [Parthenocissus tricuspidata] Wilder Wein {m}
Japanese jack bean [Canavalia gladiata, syn.: C. incurva, Canavaia gladiata, Dolichos gladiata / gladiatus, Malocchia gladiata](Windende) Schwertbohne {f}
Japanese jasmine [Jasminum mesnyi, syn.: Jasminum primulinum]Primel-Jasmin {m} [auch: Primeljasmin]
Japanese Judas-tree [Cercidiphyllum japonicum, syn.: Cercidiphyllum japonicum var. sinense]Japanischer Kuchenbaum {m}
Japanese Judas-tree [Cercidiphyllum japonicum, syn.: Cercidiphyllum japonicum var. sinense] Japanischer Katsurabaum {m}
Japanese Judas-tree [Cercidiphyllum japonicum, syn.: Cercidiphyllum japonicum var. sinense] Lebkuchenbaum {m}
Japanese keelback [Rhabdophis tigrinus] Tiger-Wassernatter {f}
Japanese keelback [Rhabdophis tigrinus]Tigernatter {f}
Japanese killifish [Oryzias latipes] Medaka {m}
Japanese killifish [Oryzias latipes] Japanischer Reisfisch {m}
Japanese killifish [Oryzias latipes] Reiskärpfling {m}
Japanese knotweed [Fallopia japonica, syn.: Polygonum cuspidatum, P. reynoutria, Reynoutria japonica] Spitzblättriger Knöterich {m}
Japanese knotweed [Fallopia japonica, syn.: Reynoutria japonica, Polygonum cuspidatum] Japanischer Staudenknöterich {m}
Japanese knotweed [Fallopia japonica, syn.: Reynoutria japonica, Polygonum cuspidatum]Zugespitzter Knöterich {m}
Japanese knotweed [Fallopia japonica, syn.: Reynoutria japonica, Polygonum cuspidatum] Spieß-Knöterich {m}
Japanese knotweed [Fallopia japonica, syn.: Reynoutria japonica, Polygonum cuspidatum]Japanischer Flügelknöterich {m}
Japanese knotweed [Fallopia japonica, syn.: Reynoutria japonica, Polygonum cuspidatum] Kamtschatka-Knöterich {m}
Japanese knotweed [Fallopia japonica, syn.: Reynoutria japonica, Polygonum cuspidatum] Japanischer Schirmknöterich {m}
Japanese knotweed [Persicaria capitata, syn.: Polygonum capitatum] Knöpfchen-Knöterich {m}
Japanese knotweed [Persicaria capitata, syn.: Polygonum capitatum]Knöllchen-Knöterich {m}
Japanese knotweed [Persicaria capitata, syn.: Polygonum capitatum]Kopf-Knöterich {m}
Japanese knotweed [Reynoutria japonica] Japanknöterich {m}
Japanese lace fern [Polystichum polyblepharum] Japanischer Schildfarn {m}
Japanese lace-headed viper [Protobothrops elegans, syn.: Trimeresurus elegans] Sakishima-Habuschlange {f}
Japanese lacquer tree [Rhus vernicifera]Lackbaum {m} [Lack-Sumach]
Japanese lady bell [Adenophora triphylla]Dreiblättrige Schellenblume {f}
Japanese lady fern [Anisocampium niponicum, syn.: Athyrium niponicum]Japanischer Frauenfarn {m}
Japanese lady fern [Anisocampium niponicum, syn.: Athyrium niponicum]Brokatfarn {m}
Japanese lady fern [Anisocampium niponicum, syn.: Athyrium niponicum]Regenbogenfarn {m}
Japanese ladybug [Am.] [Harmonia axyridis] Asiatischer Marienkäfer {m}
Japanese languagejapanische Sprache {f}
Japanese lantern [Physalis alkekengi] Lampionblume {f}
Japanese larch [Larix kaempferi, syn.: L. leptolepis, L. japonica]Japanische Lärche {f}
Japanese larch [Larix kaempferi, syn.: L. leptolepis, L. japonica] Kaempfers Lärche {f}
Japanese lilac [Syringa villosa] Zottiger Flieder {m}
Japanese lily [Lilium japonicum, syn.: L. krameri]Japanische Lilie {f}
Japanese lily [Lilium speciosum] Pracht-Lilie / Prachtlilie {f}
Japanese lily [Lilium speciosum] Prächtige Lilie {f}
Japanese littleneck [Venerupis philippinarum, syn.: Paphia bifurcata, Tapes (Ruditapes) philippinarum, T. biradiata, T. denticulata, T. japonica, T. philippinarum, Venus philippinarum, V. tessellata]Japanische Teppichmuschel {f}
Japanese lobster [Metanephrops japonicus, syn.: Nephrops japonicus] Japanischer Hummer {m}
Japanese long-eared bat [Plecotus sacrimontis, syn.: Plecotus auritus sacrimontis] Japanisches Langohr {n} [Fledermausart]
Japanese lovegrass / love grass [Eragrostis amabilis, syn.: E. plumosa, E. tenella, Poa amabilis, P. plumosa, P. tenella]Japanisches Liebesgras {n}
Japanese lung fluke [Paragonimus westermani] Lungenwurm {m}
Japanese macaque [Macaca fuscata] Japanmakak {m}
Japanese macaque [Macaca fuscata] Schneeaffe {m}
Japanese macaque [Macaca fuscata] Rotgesichtsmakak {m}
Japanese macaque [Macaca fuscata]Rotgesichtsmakake {m}
Japanese macaques [Macaca fuscata] Japanmakaken {pl}
Japanese macaques [Macaca fuscata] Schneeaffen {pl}
Japanese macaques [Macaca fuscata]Rotgesichtsmakaken {pl}
Japanese magnolia [Magnolia liliiflora, syn.: Yulania liliiflora]Purpur-Magnolie {f}
Japanese mahonia [Mahonia japonica, syn.: Berberis japonica, Ilex japonica]Japanische Mahonie {f}
Japanese mamushi [Gloydius blomhoffii, syn.: Agkistrodon blomhoffi] Japanische Mamushi {f}
Japanese maple [Acer palmatum]Japanischer Schlitzahorn {m}
Japanese maple [Acer palmatum] Fächerahorn {m} [fachspr.: Fächer-Ahorn]
Japanese maple [Acer palmatum]Japanischer Fächer-Ahorn / Fächerahorn {m}
Japanese maple [Acer palmatum] Echter Fächer-Ahorn / Fächerahorn {m}
Japanese maple leafhopper [Japananus hyalinus] Japanische Ahornzirpe {f}
Japanese marsh warbler [Megalurus pryeri] Riedsänger {m}
Japanese marten [Martes melampus] Japanischer Marder {m}
Japanese meadowsweet [Spiraea japonica, S. bullata, S. japonica var. alpina]Japanischer Spierstrauch {m}
Japanese mealybug [Pseudococcus kraunhiae, syn.: Planococcus kraunhiae] Japanische Schmierlaus {f}
Japanese medlar [Eriobotrya japonica](Japanische) Wollmispel {f}
Japanese medlar [Eriobotrya japonica] Japanische Mispel {f}
Japanese medlar [Eriobotrya japonica] Mispero {f}
Japanese medlar [Eriobotrya japonica] Loquat {f}
Japanese medlar [Eriobotrya japonica] Nespoli {f}
Japanese medlar [Eriobotrya japonica] Nispero {f}
Japanese millet [Echinochloa crus-galli] (Gewöhnliche) Hühnerhirse {f}
Japanese millet [Echinochloa crus-galli] Hahnenkammhirse {f}
Japanese millet [Echinochloa frumentacea] Japanhirse {f}
Japanese millet [Echinochloa frumentacea] Weizenhirse {f}
Japanese millet [Echinochloa frumentacea] Sawahirse {f}
Japanese moccasin [Gloydius blomhoffii, syn.: Agkistrodon blomhoffi] Japanische Mamushi {f}
Japanese mock-orange [Pittosporum tobira]Chinesischer Klebsame {m}
Japanese mole [Mogera wogura]Japanischer Maulwurf {m}
Japanese moon scallop [Amusium japonicum, syn.: Ostrea japonica]Japanische Fächermuschel {f}
Japanese moor grass [Molinia japonica] Japanisches Pfeifengras {n}
Japanese morning glory [Calystegia hederacea, syn.: C. japonica, C. pubescens, Convolvulus japonicus, C. pubescens] Japanische Zaunwinde {f}
Japanese morning glory [Calystegia hederacea, syn.: C. japonica, C. pubescens, Convolvulus japonicus, C. pubescens] Chinesische Zaunwinde {f}
Japanese morning glory [Ipomoea nil, syn: I. hederacea, I. longicuspis, I. triloba Thunberg, Pharbitis nil] Japanische Prunkwinde {f}
Japanese morning glory [Ipomoea nil, syn: I. hederacea, I. longicuspis, I. triloba Thunberg, Pharbitis nil] Blaue Prunkwinde {f}
Japanese mountain ash [Sorbus commixta, syn.: S. rufoferruginea, S. serotina]Japan-Eberesche {f}
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