falconer tree
German translation: send request to botany newsgroups
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send request to botany newsgroups Explanation: Zeus, I've run a quick check with Copernic2000 and found falconer trees mentioned but once. Ideally you'd get the Latin name first and then search for the German name, if there is one (the tree being so rare as it is). I suggest you post your request to relevant newsgroups such as sci.plants. You might have more luck there. Sorry I can't be of more help. Ute |
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falconer tree Explanation: Falknerbaum I would translate this literally, since a physical tree is meant and it was used by the old sportsmen who raised falcons - Falken. Thus, Falknerbaum. |
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