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Significados de "plants" en diccionario español inglés : 3 resultado(s)

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General
plants plantaje [m]
plants plantas [f/pl]
Medicine
plants plantar [v]

Significados de "plants" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 471 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
nursery for plants semillero [m]
grow (plants) cultivar [v]
General
rot (plants) quemar [v]
disease of some plants hormigón [m]
design made with boxwood, myrtle, and other garden plants lazo [m]
milky juice of plants lechal [m]
row of plants linio [m]
piling soil around plants or trees recalce [m]
uprooting plants rancajada [f]
cutting plants atusador [adj]
hill up soil around plants acobijar [v]
prop up plants with reeds encañar [v]
used to form collective nouns derived from names of trees or plants areda [suf]
fecundation of flowers in some plants cierne [m]
a place which is for cultivation of young plants vivero [m]
a place which is for cultivation of young plants semillero [m]
substance which is used to kill plants herbicida [m]
garden area with mignonette (reseda) plants resedal [m]
filament surrounding the grain of wheat and other grass plants arista [f]
the study of medicinal plants fitomedicina [f]
arrangement of garden plants disposición de plantas de jardín [f]
arrangement of garden plants disposición de plantas de jardín [f]
arrangement of garden plants distribución de plantas de jardín [f]
pertaining to plants vegetal [adj]
related to vegetables or plants vegetal [adj]
prop up plants with reeds encañar [v]
sprout (of plants) guiar [v]
grow plants trabajar el jardín [v]
remove plants entresacar [v]
dig ground in order to prepare it for new plants binar [v]
arid regions plants regiones áridas de plantas [f/pl]
arid regions plants plantas de regiones áridas [f/pl]
related to or derived from plants fito- [pref]
someone who trims plants atusador [m]
thorn (plants) aguijón [m]
small heart or flower of garden plants cogollico [m]
nursery (for plants/animals) criadero [m]
a kind of iron ornament imitating the leaves of plants cartón [m]
nursery of plants renuevo [m]
trunk of trees and plants pie [m]
row of plants linio [m]
row of plants/trees lomo [m]
nursery (plants) pimpollar [m]
prickle of plants pincho [m]
collection of plants plantaje [m]
ground for rearing plants plantario [m]
refuse of plants malhojo [m]
growing (of plants) nacimiento [m]
sprouting (plants) natío [m]
generic name for several plants with prickly stems tríbulo [m]
small heart or flower of garden plants cogollito [m]
juice of certain plants asa [f]
fence to enclose plants albitana [f]
anther of blossom of vines, corn, and some other plants cierna [f]
bedding for animals and plants cama [f]
art of utilizing animals and plants biotecnia [f]
pruning (trees/plants) castra [f]
thinning out (plants/trees) entresaca [f]
art and science of cultivating fruit trees and plants fruticultura [f]
female of animals/plants hembra [f]
leaf (of trees and plants) hoja [f]
small seed of some plants grana [f]
spore of cryptogamous plants gránula [f]
down of fruit/plants pelusa [f]
fleshy leaf or joint of some plants penca [f]
viscid matter surrounding the seeds of some fruits or plants ligamaza [f]
nursery for plants planta [f]
uprooting plants rancajada [f]
stalk of plants bearing fruit lleta [f]
dew on plants rociada [f]
green of unripe fruit and young plants verdina [f]
juice of plants savia [f]
thinning out (plants/trees) entresacadura [f]
someone who trims plants atusadora [f]
uncultivated (plants) bravío [adj]
poisoned with juice of plants herbolado [adj]
ruddy (earth/plants) rojal [adj]
wild (plants) rusticano [adj]
wild (plants/beasts/country) salvaje [adj]
grow weak (plants) ahilarse [v]
water plants to excess ahogar [v]
lay plants flat (by a storm) acamar [v]
clip plants, trees afeitar [v]
trim plants atusar [v]
uproot (plants) desmatar [v]
separate the shoots of plants despamplonar [v]
take away from plants earth which had been heaped about them desaporcar [v]
take away the leaves and superfluous buds of plants descaballar [v]
prune (trees/plants) castrar [v]
be reared among others (plants) entrecriarse [v]
become strong (plants) embravecerse [v]
go searching for herbs and plants herborizar [v]
stake plants encañar [v]
sprout (plants) engrillarse [v]
take root (plants) pegar [v]
clean (plants) a second time remondar [v]
parch plants requemar [v]
sprout (plants/trees) revenar [v]
grow (of plants) vegetar [v]
remove suckers (from plants) quitar chupones (a las plantas) [v]
diurnal animals/plants diurnos [m/pl]
name of several plants whose bulbs and rhizomes are used as soap amole [m] MX
name given to several wild herbaceous plants with prickly or spinous fruit guisaso [m] CU
name given to several climbing plants suspiro [m] AR CL
for a scrubland or forrest area where plants are crushed or broken by lying animals aballado [m] CU
stunting (plants/used for sweet corn) achaparramiento [m] GT HN SV
very small and thin hairy spine of some plants like sugar cane or corn afate [m] GT HN SV
plants grown in the nursery almacigal [m] CR CL AR UY
plants grown in the nursery almácigo [m] CR
plants grown in an orchard almácigo [m] CR CL AR UY
act of covering the lower stem of plants with soil atierro [m] PR rare
act of covering the lower stem of plants with soil atierro [m] HN rur.
cultivation of many plants and crops atierro [m] PR rur.
a small and thin downy thorn on certain plants such as sugarcane or corn aguate [m] MX HN SV NI
place filled with prayer plants bijagual [m] MX HN:N CR
place filled with prayer plants bijagual [m] VE
drink prepared with fruits or bitter medicinal plants amargo [m] VE
various plants characterized by the yellow color of some of their parts amarillo [m] PE
circular assembly of plants in the middle of uncultivated land/water bolsón [m] HN
place planted with prayer plants bijagual [m] MX CR
place planted with prayer plants bijagual [m] HN:N
place where wild prayer plants grow bijagual [m] VE
technique of planting grains/plants in a straight line bordón cruzado [m] HN
technique of planting grains/plants in a straight line bordón mateado [m] HN
small and thin hairy spine of plants ahuate [m] MX HN NI
small and thin hairy spine of plants ajuate [m] HN SV NI CR
small and thin hairy spine of plants guate [m] HN CR
small and thin hairy spine of plants aguate [m] MX HN SV NI
small and thin hairy spine of plants uguate [m] MX:S
small and thin hairy spine of plants afate [m] GT HN SV
small and thin hairy spine of plants huate [m] HN
dry leaf of certain muscaceas plants, like the banana, used to wrap something chante (inglés shanty) [m] EC
pointed stick used to remove root plants and make holes to plant seeds espeque (del neerlandés) [m] PR MX:E NI CR rur.
plot of land with abundant fodder plants espartillar [m] AR UY
method of sowing plants espequeado [m] HN CR
plot of land covered with thorny plants espinero [m] MX GT HN NI EC
destruction of animals or plants cementerio [m] HN NI
very small and thin hairy spine of some plants like sugar cane or corn ajuate [m] HN SV NI CR
square space decorated with small plants and flowers (park or garden) cantero [m] PA CU DO PY AR UY
bundle of plants that are plucked at once with a hand gajo [m] HN rur.
carnival character that represents an old doctor wearing a white lab coat, walking with a cane, and with a doctor's bag full of medicinal plants gramillero [m] AR UY
sprouting of certain plants such as banana or tobacco colino [m] CO
flour made from roasted grains or other starchy plants, sometimes with salt cofio [m] PA
soap made from the vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of certain plants jabón vegetal [m] HN
bundle of fodder, wood, medicinal plants, legumes, or other similar items huango [m] EC
stem or shoot of some plants, such as corn, tall grass, or sugar cane güin [m] CU
disease of some plants, characterized by wrinkling, discoloration, and wilting of the leaves caused by weather hielo [m] HN
length measurement for plants, equivalent to about 12 cm geme [m] HN NI PY
length measurement for plants, equivalent to about 12 cm jeme [m] HN
group of corn plants milperío [m] MX GT SV NI
person who heals diseases with plants parchero [m] GT HN SV
flower of some leguminous plants pito [m] MX
spiritual cleansing of a house with water or smoke of aromatic plants, or incense sahumerio [m] HN PA PR CO VE CL
swamp covered with aquatic plants sibal [m] MX:Se
marijuana mixed with dried plants to sell as good quality soplado [m] CL drug
plot of land with abundant thistle and other plants arrezafe (árabe) [m] rare
land where coca plants are cultivated cocal [m] PE BO
land covered in prickly plants espinero [m] MX GT HN EC
thinning of plants raleo [m] HN DO
acidity (of fruits and plants) agudeza [f] disused
gum exuding from certain plants mangla (sierra morena) [f] ES
sensation of pain and irritation caused by a burn or contact of the skin with certain substances/plants ardezón [f] CR
disease caused by a fungus that affects plants in the form of a black dust and ruins the fruit (attacking particularly corn crops) atopa [f] EC rur.
disease caused by a fungus that affects plants in the form of a black dust and ruins the fruit (it particularly attacks corn crops) atupa (voz quechua) [f] EC rur.
wood frame used to plant plants and vegetables barbacoa [f] VE
irrigation sprinkler placed on a pole at a height higher than the banana plants bandera [f] HN:N rare
a genus of flowering plants belonging to the gentian family (gentianaceae) agenciana [f] HN
growing plants, such as coffee, associated with shade trees agroforestería [f] MX HN SV
common name used to designate all types of floating aquatic plants bora [f] VE
white mold (plants disease) cabeza negra [f] GT HN NI
cottony rod (plants disease) cabeza negra [f] GT HN NI
disease affecting crop plants like beans produced by phytophagous fungi rhizoctania solani and thanatephorus cucumeris chasparria [f] HN
clump of dirt with roots still attached and used to transplant plants champa [f] CL AR:N BO:W,C
group of several plants or trees with a single root, especially banana cepa [f] PR
central leaf plants like bananas, when still rolled up, erect, and very tender candela [f] CR rur.
strong and unpleasant smell of some animals and plants catinga [f] PY AR UY
weed that grows between flax plants causeta [f] CL
small between two coffee plants to deposit the fertilizer gaveta [f] HN CR rur.
fungus disease of some plants like potato gota [f] CO
set of aquatic plants floating on the water surface colcha [f] BO
store where medicinal plants are sold hierbería [f] MX CL
store where medicinal plants are sold yerbería [f] MX CL
doubling of corn plants to help them dry out dobla [f] MX:Se GT HN SV NI rur.
potato dough colored gray from ash of some of the plants used to make it llucta [f] PE BO:W,C,S
potato dough colored gray from ash of some of the plants used to make it llujta [f] BO:W,C,S
place where small plants are planted to later be transplanted marquera [f] PE
group of corn plants milpa [f] GT HN SV NI
fruition of plants parición [f] CU
person who heals diseases with plants parchera [f] GT HN SV
remains of plants or fruits after harvesting pichuela [f] SV rur.
spiritual cleaning of a house, washing with water or smoke of aromatic plants, or incense sahumada [f] EC BO:W
plowing land for the first time in order to sow plants rotura [f] CU
with leaves withered and dry due to an excess of sunlight (plants) aturrado [adj] HN rur.
having the downy thorns of certain plants such as sugarcane or corn aguatoso [adj] HN
full of plants grifo [adj] HN
pertaining to the cultivation of coca plants cocalero [adj] PE BO
remove suckers (from plants) deshijar [v] AMER
cut the buds of tobacco plants desbotonar [v] CU
become infested with aphids (plants) achagüisclarse [v] MX
become infested with aphids (plants) achahuistlarse (del nahua) [v] MX
grow with a lot of foliage, but with little height and few fruits (plants) achamparse [v] PE:S AR:N
lose vigor (plants/hair) achirlarse [v] CO
become covered with parasitic plants (tree/bush) aquintralarse [v] CL
remove plants/shrubs from an open path in a forest or jungle barbear [v] AR:Ne
get the thorny hairs of certain plants, such as sugarcane or corn, on one's body aguatarse [v] MX HN rare
(plants) to be damaged due to lack of water aguachinarse [v] SV
(plants) to rot due to an excess of water aguachinarse [v] CR VE
stack harvested plants, especially tobacco and corn, to protect them from frost and drying calchar [v] AR:Nw rare
wilt (plants/flowers) apachangarse [v] AR
grow flat taking the form of a bower (plants) aparragarse [v] CL disused
not grow enough (plants) amatonarse [v] HN rur. rare
hill soil around corn plants bujulear [v] GT rur.
get covered with the thorny hair of a plants aguatarse [v] MX HN rare
get covered with the thorny hair of a plants ahuatarse [v] HN
get covered with the thorny hair of a plants enguatarse [v] HN
sprout the first leaves on rice or corn plants agujear [v] CR
spray plants to avoid an infestation dedetizar (de ddt, compuesto orgánico) [v] DO AR UY
remove the plants and roots covering the surface of a field descapotar [v] CO rur.
prune tobacco plants capar [v] CU DO PR rur.
cut cuttings to propagate certain plants such as cassava and poppy esquejear [v] PR
get sick due to ingesting harmful plants (animal) enyerbarse [v] GT
make furrows for onion plants on a plot of land gavetear [v] CR rur.
graft two varieties of plants, typically from the same family cruzar [v] HN NI DO rur.
form the bean or kernel (plants like corn or beans) cuajar [v] HN rur.
water a plot of land for the first time after the plants have sprouted humarear [v] PE:S rur.
sprout from plants (leaves) hojear [v] BO:N,E
pull up plants from the roots destroncar [v] MX GT HN NI BO CL
pull up plants from the roots destroncar [v] PE rare
pull up plants from the roots destronconar [v] MX GT HN
pull up plants from the roots destruncar [v] HN
uproot plants destroncar [v] MX GT HN NI BO CL
uproot plants destroncar [v] PE rare
uproot plants destronconar [v] MX GT HN
uproot plants destruncar [v] HN
pull out plants from the roots destroncar [v] MX GT HN NI BO CL
pull out plants from the roots destroncar [v] PE rare
pull out plants from the roots destronconar [v] MX GT HN
pull out plants from the roots destruncar [v] HN
dig holes to sow plants pocear [v] HN
pull out weak plants between 10 and 20 cm ralear [v] PE
pull out excessive plants of a crop ralear [v] HN UY
cut and clean stalks of sugar cane, coffee, or other plants zocalar [v] HN
trim tobacco plants capar [v] CU
plot of land planted with coca plants the yungas region cato [m/pl] BO:W,C
a bottled mix of natural bath substances, such as plants and flowers, to keep away the evil eye or bring good luck aguas [f/pl] DO
wild (plants) rusticana [adj/f]
poisoned with juice of plants herbolada [adj/f]
uncultivated (plants) bravía [adj/f]
having the downy thorns of certain plants such as sugarcane or corn aguatosa [adj/f] HN
Idioms
sow plants in a disordered manner poner a almanta [v]
randomly sow plants poner a almanta [v]
go to fertilize the plants ir a la mata [v] DO
pick up the remnants left behind when collecting coffee beans from a row of plants juntar la calle [v] CR rur.
length measurement for plants sembrar en brazadas [v] HN:E rur.
Phrases
alternating (plants) al tresbolillo [adv]
alternating (plants) a tresbolillo [adv]
Colloquial
burn special products/herbs/plants in a place in order to protect it from evil defumar [v] PE
International Law
international convention for the protection of new varieties of plants convenio internacional para la protección de las obtenciones vegétales
Politics
import-export enterprise for food processing plants and related accessories empresa importadora y exportadora de plantas alimentarias, sus implementos y derivados CU
nuclear power plants directorate dirección de centrales nucleares AR
argentine nuclear power plants enterprise empresa nuclear argentina de centrales eléctricas AR
cuban enterprise for importing complete plants empresa cubana importadora de plantas completas CU
cauca electric power plants centrales eléctricas del cauca CO
markets, silos, and cold-storage plants of the federal district mercados, silos y frigoríficos del distrito federal VE
cerro packing plants inc establecimientos frigoríficos del cerro s.a. UY
Engineering
hook up (power plants) entrelazar [v]
emergent plants plantas emergentes
flowering plants plantas de florecimiento
salt marsh plants plantas de marismas
selected plants plantas élites
submerged aquatic plants plantas acuáticas sumergidas
wetland plants plantas de tierras húmedas
free-floating plants plantas flotantes
Chemistry
bruise in order to extract juice from plants macerar [v]
genetically-engineered plants plantas genéticamente modificadas
genetically-modified plants plantas genéticamente modificadas
Marine Biology
aquatic plants plantas acuáticas
Food Engineering
seafood processing plants plantas de procesamiento de mariscos
Meteorology
stressed plants plantas sometidas a estrés ambiental
Science
studying of plants botánica [f]
Geology
vascular plants plantas vasculares [f]
vascular plants plantas vasculosas [f]
Psychology
genetically-engineered plants plantas genéticamente modificadas
genetically-modified plants plantas genéticamente modificadas
Radioprotection
reference animals and plants animales y plantas de referencia
Technical
manufacturing plants fábricas [f/pl]
power plants centrales eléctricas
crushing plants on crawlers instalación trituradoras sobre orugas
Agriculture
matting for protecting plants abrigaño [m]
cover to protect plants from hail paragranizo [m]
fungal infection of cacao and coffee plants caused by corticium salmonicolor maíz rosado [m] GT
irregular fungi that attack seeds, seedlings, and adult plants of most crops, discoloring and rendering watery due to the collapse of cells mal del talluelo [m] GT rur.
pulling out of weak plants between 10 and 20 cm raleo [m] PE AR UY
pulling out of weak plants between 10 and 20 cm desahije [m] PE MX rur.
land planted with jointed flatsedge plants tular [m] HN SV
protective cover for plants paragranizo [m]
smut upon plants quemadura [f]
earthing up of plants acogolladura [f]
digging up the ground about plants acogombradura [f]
sowing of small plants to later transplant to a larger area to develop marquera [f] PE
grow among other plants entrecriarse [v]
cover up plants for protection acogollar [v]
dig up the ground about plants acogombrar [v]
cover plants with earth acogombrar [v]
dress plants aparar [v]
weed plants aparar [v]
hoe or weed plants the first time desortijar [v]
earth up (plants) cohombrar [v]
give a luxuriant bloom and verdure to plants and trees aviciar [v]
hoe/weed plants the first time desortijar [v]
randomly sow plants poner a manta [v] EC
mold dirt around plants recalzar [v]
first roots of plants barbajas [f/pl]
meat processing plants plantas de procesado de carne
poisonous plants plantas tóxicas
processing plants plantas procesadoras
volunteer plants plantas espontáneas
toxicity to plants toxicidad a las plantas
medicinal plants cultivos medicinales
transgenic plants plantas transgénicas
juvenile forms in plants forma juvenil de las plantas
Beekeeping
disease of some plants hormigón [m]
Forestry
container plants contenedor de plantas [m]
set of forest plants that populate a terrain masa [f]
parts of plants partes de planta
Wildlife Management
voucher specimens of the plants muestras de plantas
adult plants plantas adultas
Gastronomy
potato dough, grey in color from the ashes of the plants in the recipe llicta [f] PE BO:W,C,S AR:Nw
potato dough, grey in color from the ashes of the plants in the recipe llijta [f] BO:W,C,S AR
Botanic
vascular plants tracheobionta [f]
sand plants psamófilas [f/pl]
day-neutral plants plantas de día-neutro
social plants plantas social
assemblage of plants agrupación de plantas
cereal plants plantas de cereal
Environment
plants committee (cites) comité de flora
international working group on taxonomic databases for plants sciences grupo de trabajo internacional sobre bases de datos taxonómicos para las ciencias botánicas
autotrophic plants plantas autótrofas
register of traders of artificially propagated plants registro de comerciantes de plantas reproducidas artificialmente
short-day plants plantas de días cortos
shade plants plantas de sombra
red list of threatened animals and plants lista roja de animales y plantas amenazados
long day plants plantas de días largas
registered compound plants plantas de composta inscritas
power plants centrales eléctricas
hydroelectric plants centrales hidroeléctricas
Ecology
milky juice of plants lechal [m]
succulent plants suculentas [f/pl]
guide plants plantas guía
halophyte plants plantas halófitas
heirloom plants plantas heredadas
indicative plants plantas indicativas
Climatology
caduceus plants (plantas) caducifolias [f/pl]
coniferous plants coníferas [f/pl]
epiphytic plants epífitas (plantas)
Fire Fighting
lushness (plants) lozanía [f]
Botany
group of plants that river currents drag camalot [m] BO PY AR UY
a monotypic genus of flowering plants in the acanthus family (trichanthera gigantea) cajeto [m] CO
a monotypic genus of flowering plants in the acanthus family (trichanthera gigantea) palo de agua [m] PA PE CL
a monotypic genus of flowering plants in the acanthus family (trichanthera gigantea) mangle de agua [m] PA
a monotypic genus of flowering plants in the acanthus family (trichanthera gigantea) yátago [m] CO:Ne
a monotypic genus of flowering plants in the acanthus family (trichanthera gigantea) nacedero [m] PA CO:C,Sw
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) cacique [m] PA
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) huje [m] MX:W
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) cacique [m] PA
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) guáimaro [m] CU
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) iximché [m] GT
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) juandiego [m] MX
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) masico [m] GT HN
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) mujú [m] MX:Se
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) ojoche [m] MX
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) uju [m] MX:Se
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) ojite [m] MX
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) ox [m] MX:Se
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) samaritano [m] MX:S
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) ushi [m] MX:S
a genus of flowering plants in the family rubiaceae azulejo [m] PA
a genus of flowering plants in the family rubiaceae mboreví-caá [m] AR:Ne
a genus of flowering plants in the family malvaceae (hampea appendiculata) azote [m] PA
very small and thin hairy spine of some plants like sugar cane or corn afate [m] GT HN SV
very small and thin hairy spine of some plants like sugar cane or corn aguate [m] MX HN SV NI
very small and thin hairy spine of some plants like sugar cane or corn ajuate [m] HN SV NI CR
very small and thin hairy spine of some plants like sugar cane or corn ahuate [m] MX HN NI
very small and thin hairy spine of some plants like sugar cane or corn huate [m] HN
very small and thin hairy spine of some plants like sugar cane or corn uguate [m] MX:S
a genus of succulent plants belonging to the family asparagaceae, subfamily agavoideae native to tropical regions of mexico, the caribbean, central america and northern south america fique [m] MX:Se CO VE EC
a genus of succulent plants belonging to the family asparagaceae, subfamily agavoideae native to tropical regions of mexico, the caribbean, central america and northern south america motua [m] CO
place filled with chaguarl plants chaguaral [m] AR:Nw
infestation that causes damage to plants chahuiscle [m] MX
hemileia vastatrix fungus that affects plants like prickly pear cactus, wheat, and corn chahuiste (del náhuatl) [m] MX
hemileia vastatrix fungus that affects plants like prickly pear cactus, wheat, and corn chahuiztle (del náhuatl) [m] MX
infestation of any kind that affects plants and causes them damage chahuiztle (del náhuatl) [m] MX
hemileia vastatrix fungus that affects plants like prickly pear cactus, wheat, and corn chahuiztle [m] MX
a dicotyledonous flowering plants found mostly in the tropics capirote [m] NI
a dicotyledonous flowering plants found mostly in the tropics sirín [m] HN SV
a dicotyledonous flowering plants found mostly in the tropics capirote [m] HN
a dicotyledonous flowering plants found mostly in the tropics cirín [m] HN SV
a dicotyledonous flowering plants found mostly in the tropics zarcil [m] HN
a family of flowering plants in the order santalales chuchuhuasi [m] PE
firestick plants esqueleto [m] DO
common name for different species of woody stemmed plants used to build canoes cayuco [m] DO
a species of evergreen tree in the ocotea genus of plants in the lauraceae family (ocotea puberula) laurel guaica [m] AR:N
group of plants and bushes on a plot of agricultural land with only stubble left guamizal [m] HN rur.
a species of annual plants belonging to the asteraceae family (xanthium strumarium) gatico [m] DO
fuzzy prickle of some plants, like sugar cane guate [m] HN CR
a species of flowering plants of the genus calliandra in the fabaceae family (calliandra houstoniana) huitote [m] MX
a species of flowering plants of the genus calliandra in the fabaceae family (calliandra houstoniana) tabardillo [m] MX
a species of plant in the solanaceae or nightshade family of flowering plants (goetzea elegans) matabuey [m] PR
a species of plant in the solanaceae or nightshade family of flowering plants (goetzea elegans) matayugo [m] PR
a species of plant in the solanaceae or nightshade family of flowering plants (goetzea elegans) matayugo [m] PR
a species of flowering plants in the family malvaceae (sterculia apetala) panamá [m] PA
a species of flowering plants in the family malvaceae (sterculia apetala) majao [m] CO
place populated with panama hat plants toquillal [m] PE
place populated with cattail plants totoral [m] CO:E,Sw EC PE BO:W CL PY AR UY
a species of flowering plants in the sunflower family (artemisia abrotanum) abrótano macho [m]
a species of flowering plants in the sunflower family (artemisia abrotanum) abrótano [m]
tissue around the embryo of some plants, such as wheat and castor albumen [m]
a eurasian species of plants in the aster family (arctium lappa) lampazo [m]
a eurasian species of plants in the aster family (arctium lappa) anteón [m]
a species of flowering plants belonging to the genus apollonias of the laurel family, lauraceae (apollonias barbujana) barbusano [m]
a species of flowering plants in the sunflower family (artemisia abrotanum) brótano [m]
a south american species of herbaceous plants (acanthospermum australe) carapucho (quechua) [m] PE
a monotypic genus of flowering plants in the family rutaceae (dictamnus albus) díctamo blanco [m]
a genus of about 150 species of evergreen subtropical and tropical plants in the family gesneriaceae (aeschynanthus) esquenanto [m]
a monotypic genus of flowering plants in the family rutaceae (dictamnus albus) fresnillo [m]
a species of annual plants of the family asteraceae (xanthium strumarium) guizazo [m] CU
a eurasian species of plants in the aster family (arctium lappa) lampazo [m]
the growth of plants towards or away from a source of oxygen aerotropismo [m]
intercellular space in plants meato [m]
a sperm-producing organ occurring in seedless plants anteridio [m]
table of times of day when plants open their flowers reloj de flora [m]
a species of flowering plants in the family adoxaceae (sambucus nigra) sabuco [m]
a species of flowering plants in the family adoxaceae (sambucus nigra) sabugo [m]
seed of the geranium and other plants of the same natural order alfilerera [f]
a monotypic genus of flowering plants in the acanthus family (trichanthera gigantea) madrediagua [f] CO
a monotypic genus of flowering plants in the acanthus family (trichanthera gigantea) quiebrabarriga [f] PR
a tree species in the family moraceae of flowering plants (brosimum alicastrum) berba [f] PA
a genus of plants belonging to the family marantaceae bijao [f] CR
a genus of plants belonging to the family marantaceae bijagua [f] MX GT HN SV NI CR
a genus of succulent plants belonging to the family asparagaceae, subfamily agavoideae native to tropical regions of mexico, the caribbean, central america and northern south america cabuya [f] CR PA DO PR CO EC PE BO
hemileia vastatrix fungus that affects plants like prickly pear cactus, wheat, and corn roya [f] MX GT HN SV NI
a monotypic genus of flowering plants in the aster family, asteraceae (aster chinensis) estraña [f] PR
a monotypic genus of flowering plants in the aster family, asteraceae (aster chinensis) reina margarita [f] MX
a species of evergreen tree in the ocotea genus of plants in the lauraceae family (ocotea puberula) guaica [f] AR:N
group of plants and bushes on a plot of agricultural land with only stubble left guamilería [f] HN rur.
a species of north american plants in the asparagus family (samuela carnerosana) palma samandoca [f] MX
a species of north american plants in the asparagus family (samuela carnerosana) samandoca [f] MX
a species of north american plants in the asparagus family (samuela carnerosana) palma ixtle [f] MX
a herbaceous annual/ biennial plant from the family geraniaceae of flowering plants (erodium cicutarium) aguja [f]
a herbaceous annual/ biennial plant from the family geraniaceae of flowering plants (erodium cicutarium) aguja de pastor [f]
a herbaceous annual/ biennial plant from the family geraniaceae of flowering plants (erodium cicutarium) aguja de venus [f]
plants similar to capers alcaparra (árabe) [f] MX HN SV NI CU DO PR EC PE BO
a eurasian species of plants in the aster family (arctium lappa) apegaderas [f] ES local rur.
a common and widespread species of plants in the sunflower family, asteraceae (artemisia campestris) escobilla [f]
yellowing of plants ictericia [f]
a eurasian species of plants in the aster family (arctium lappa) lapa [f]
a family of woody flowering plants in the order celastrales characterized by pendulous ovules, alternate leaves, imbricate petals, and drupaceous fruit aquifoliácea [f]
a species of monocotyledonous flowering plants(ravenala madagascariensis) ravenala [f]
pertaining to plants in the genus vitis vitáceo [adj]
applied to plants of the boraginaccae family borragíneo [adj]
fade (plants) acorarse [v]
plants forming the genus abies abietineas [f/pl]
species of plants in the grass family, native to europe, the middle east, and north africa but widely naturalized in north america (corynephorus canescens) barbas de chivo [f/pl]
species of plants in the grass family, native to europe, the middle east, and north africa (corynephorus canescens) barbas de macho [f/pl]
seed plants espermafitas [f/pl]
seed plants espermáfitas [f/pl]
ice plants ficoideas [f/pl]
applied to plants of the boraginaccae family borragínea [adj/f]
Entomology
any of several small insects that feed by sucking the juices from plants áfido [m]
insect that bores crop plants to lay eggs in arañuelo [m]
Botany
a eurasian species of plants in the family asteraceae (arctium lappa) zarapón [m] ES local