Results for bottlebrush translation from English to Spanish

callistemon kenmorrisonii (betka bottlebrush) is a shrub in the family myrtaceae.
callistemon kenmorrisonii conocida también con el nombre común de (betka bottlebrush) es un arbusto perteneciente a la familia myrtaceae.

callistemon comboynensis, also known as cliff bottlebrush, is a shrub in the family myrtaceae.
callistemon comboynensis, también conocida con el nombre común de escobillón rojo, es un arbusto de la familia myrtaceae.

a small fan of iris-like leaves gives rise to a bright red bottlebrush-like inflorescence.
un abanico pequeño de hojas similares a las de la iris produce una inflorescencia a modo de bottlebrush y de color rojo brillante.

) sweet – pine-leaved bottlebrush# "callistemon pityoides" f.muell.
) sweet* "callistemon pityoides" f.muell.

greyia radlkoferi (woolly bottlebrush or natal bottlebrush) is a shrub or small tree, native to south africa.
greyia radlkoferi (greyia lanuda o greyia de natal) es un árbusto o árbol, nativo de sudáfrica.

callistemon viminalis (formerly melaleuca viminalis), also known as weeping bottlebrush, is a shrub or small tree in the family myrtaceae.
callistemon viminalis, también conocido como calistemon llorón, es un árbol pequeño o arbusto grande en la familia myrtaceae.

australia’s unique flora also includes the proteaceae family of banksia (bottlebrush), grevillea and telopea (waratah).
la flora única de australia incluye también la familia proteaceae de banksia (limpiabotellas), grevillea y telopea (waratah).

" – rushes===australia===typical riparian vegetation in temperate new south wales, australia include:*"acacia melanoxylon" – blackwood*"acacia pravissima" – ovens wattle*"acacia rubida" – red stem wattle*"bursaria lasiophylla" – blackthorn*"callistemon citrinus" – crimson bottlebrush*"callistemon sieberi" – river bottlebrush*"casuarina cunninghamiana" – river she-oak*"eucalyptus bridgesiana" – apple box*"eucalyptus camaldulensis" – river red gum*"eucalyptus melliodora" – yellow box*"eucalyptus viminalis" – manna gum*"kunzea ericoides" – burgan*"leptospermum obovatum" – river tea-tree*"melaleuca ericifolia" – swamp paperbark===central europe===typical riparian zone trees in central europe include:*"acer campestre" – field maple*"acer pseudoplatanus" – sycamore maple*"alnus glutinosa" – black alder*"carpinus betulus" – european hornbeam*"fraxinus excelsior" – european ash*"juglans regia" – persian walnut*"malus sylvestris" – european wild apple*"populus alba" – white poplar*"populus nigra" – black poplar*"quercus robur" – pedunculate oak*"salix alba" – white willow*"salix fragilis" – crack willow*"tilia cordata" – small-leaved lime*"ulmus laevis" – european white elm*"ulmus minor" – field elm==repair and restoration==land clearing followed by floods can quickly erode a riverbank, taking valuable grasses and soils downstream, and allowing the sun to bake the land dry.
" – rushes===australia===typical riparian vegetation in temperate new south wales, australia include:*"acacia melanoxylon" – blackwood*"acacia pravissima" – ovens wattle*"acacia rubida" – red stem wattle*"bursaria lasiophylla" – blackthorn*"callistemon citrinus" – crimson bottlebrush*"callistemon sieberi" – river bottlebrush*"casuarina cunninghamiana" – river she-oak*"eucalyptus bridgesiana" – apple box*"eucalyptus camaldulensis" – river red gum*"eucalyptus melliodora" – yellow box*"eucalyptus viminalis" – manna gum*"kunzea ericoides" – burgan*"leptospermum obovatum" – river tea-tree*"melaleuca ericifolia" – swamp paperbark===central europe===typical riparian zone trees in central europe include:*"acer campestre" – field maple*"acer pseudoplatanus" – sycamore maple*"alnus glutinosa" – black alder*"carpinus betulus" – european hornbeam*"fraxinus excelsior" – european ash*"juglans regia" – persian walnut*"malus sylvestris" – european wild apple*"populus alba" – white poplar*"populus nigra" – black poplar*"quercus robur" – pedunculate oak*"salix alba" – white willow*"salix fragilis" – crack willow*"tilia cordata" – small-leaved lime*"ulmus laevis" – european white elm*"ulmus minor" – field elm==repair and restoration==land clearing followed by floods can quickly erode a riverbank, taking valuable grasses and soils downstream, and allowing the sun to bake the land dry.