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black moss лишайник испанский, бородатый мох, Tillandsia usneoidescarragheen moss караген, исландский мох, Cladonia islandicacommon hair moss кукушкин лён, Polytrichum communecup moss ягель, олений мох, Cladonia rangiferinaditch moss чума водяная, элодея канадская, Elodea canadensisfir moss плаун баранец, Lycopodium selagofloating moss сальвиния плавающая, Salvinia natansFlorida moss лишайник испанский, бородатый мох, Tillandsia usneoidesgolden moss очиток едкий, Sedum acreground moss сыть щетинистая, Cyperus strigosushair(cap) moss кукушкин лён, Polytrichum communeIceland moss лишайник исландский мох, Cetraria islandicaIrish moss караген, исландский мох, Cladonia islandicalong moss лишайник испанский, бородатый мох, Tillandsia usneoidesmountain moss 1. очиток едкий, Sedum acre; очиток красивый, Sedum pulchellum; 2. плаунок плауновидный, Selaginella selaginoidespigeon-wheat moss политрихум можжевелевидный, Polytrichum juniperinumreindeer moss ягель, олений мох, Cladonia rangiferinarock moss очиток красивый, Sedum pulchellumrose moss портулак крупноцветковый, Portulaca grandifloraside-fruiting moss бокоплодный мохsnake moss плаун булавовидный, Lycopodium clavatumSpanish moss лишайник испанский, бородатый мох, Tillandsia usneoidesstaghorn moss плаун булавовидный, Lycopodium clavatumtop-fruiting moss акрокарпный мохwater moss водяной мох, фонтиналис, FontinalisEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > moss
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1) мох; pl мхи ( Musci)•- bog moss
- carragheen moss
- common hair moss
- coral moss
- cup moss
- ditch moss
- fir moss
- floating moss
- Florida moss
- golden moss
- ground moss
- hair moss
- haircap moss
- Iceland moss
- Irish moss
- long moss
- mountain moss
- peat moss
- pigeon-wheat moss
- raised moss
- reindeer moss
- rock moss
- rose moss
- side-fruiting moss
- snake moss
- Spanish moss
- staghorn moss
- top-fruiting moss
- tree moss
- true mosses
- water moss* * *• мох• мхи
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