labiérnago (Phyllirea latifolia)
English translation: Mock-privet
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|  Selected response from: Ernesto de Lara Local time: 05:14 | ||||||
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| 5 | Reedmace (Phillyrea Latifolia) |
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Reedmace (Phillyrea Latifolia) Explanation: I guess is not English to Spanish, but the opposite. In English, that tree is called Reedmace, and the Latin spelling for English is wrong in your posting. You already have the name in Spanish as labiérnago. Good luck, Carmen H. |
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1 hr confidence:
Mock-privet Explanation: This is a typical plant of the Mediterranean Sea. Reference: http://www.bankwatch.org/issues/transport/kresna/naturemuzeu... |
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