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1) Biology: pollen load (у пчёл), pollen pellet (у пчёл)2) Agriculture: abb (шерсть с задних конечностей овцы), breech wool (шерсть с задних конечностей овцы), curry wool (шерсть с задних конечностей овцы), gare (шерсть с задних конечностей овцы), shanking wool (шерсть с задних конечностей овцы)3) Textile: gare (шерсть с ног овцы)4) Beekeeping: pollen load5) Makarov: breech (шерсть с задних конечностей овцы), britch (шерсть с задних конечностей овцы), shanking (шерсть с ног овцы) -
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