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| SYNO | American licorice | American liquorice | Astragalus glycyphyllos | ... |
Übersetzung für 'wild liquorice' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- wild liquorice [Br.] [Abrus precatorius, syn.: A. precatorius subsp. precatorius] [rosary pea]
- Paternostererbse {f}bot.T
Krabbenaugenwein {m} [Paternostererbse]bot.T - Werbung
- wild liquorice [Br.] [Astragalus glycyphyllos]
- Bärenschote {f}bot.T
Süßer Tragant {m}bot.T
Süßholz-Tragant {m}bot.T
Süße Bärenschote {f}bot.T - liquorice [Br.]
- Lakritz {m} {n} [regional]
Bärendreck {m} [südd., schweiz.: Lakritze]gastr.
Lakritze {f} - liquorice laces [Br.]
- Lakritzschnüre {pl}
- liquorice allsorts [Br.]
- Lakritzkonfekt {n}gastr.
- liquorice liquor [Br.]
- Lakritzlikör {m}
- liquorice root [Br.]
- Süßholzwurzel {f}bot.pharm.T
- liquorice tree [Cassia grandis]
- Grobfrüchtige Kassie {f}bot.T
- Chinese liquorice [Glycyrrhiza uralensis]
- Chinesisches Süßholz {n}bot.T
- liquorice [Br.] [genus Glycyrrhiza]
- Süßholz {n}bot.T
- (common) liquorice [Br.] [Glycyrrhiza glabra]
- Kahlfruchtiges Süßholz {n} [veraltet]bot.T
Spanisches Süßholz {n} [veraltet]bot.T
Kahles Süßholz {n}bot.T
(Echtes) Süßholz {n}bot.T - Indian liquorice [Br.] [Abrus precatorius]
- Krabbenaugenwein {m}bot.T
Paternostererbse {f}bot.T - liquorice milkvetch [Br.] [Astragalus glycyphyllos]
- Süßholz-Tragant {m}bot.T
Bärenschote {f}bot.T
Süßer Tragant {m}bot.T - Roman licorice / liquorice [Glycyrrhiza echinata]
- Russisches Süßholz {n}bot.T
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- "Astragalus glycyphyllos" (liquorice milkvetch, wild liquorice, wild licorice) is a flowering plant in the family Fabaceae, native to Europe.
- Most of the wood is mixed coppice, with sweet chestnut dominant and oak standards. There are scarce flora such as lady and man and bird's nest orchids, white helleborine and wild liquorice.
- Examples of this include species such as maiden pink, wild liquorice, yellow vetch and the carnivorous Nottingham catchfly.
- The reserve supports two uncommon legumes being narrow-leaved everlasting-pea and wild liquorice.
- The larvae feed within seedpods of wild liquorice ("Astragalus glycyphyllos"). They overwinter in a cocoon. The adult moths fly from May until July.
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