Results for ceratonia translation from Portuguese to English

ceratonia
ceratonia

ceratonia siliqua
ceratonia siliqua

florestas de olea e ceratonia
olea and ceratonia forests

alfarrobeira, ceratonia siliqua, extracto.
ceratonia siliqua, ext.

frutos secos da alfarrobeira ceratonia siliqua l.
dried fruits of the carob tree ceratonia siliqua l.

alfarroba, alfarrobeira, fava-rica (ceratonia siliqua)
carobs, carob-tree, locust bean (ceratonia siliqua)

por exemplo, a árvore ceratonia oreothauma se encontra aqui e também na somália.
for example, the tree "ceratonia oreothauma" is found here and also in somalia.

ceratonia siliqua extract é o extracto do fruto da alfarrobeira, ceratonia siliqua, leguminosae
ceratonia siliqua extract is the extract from the fruit of locust bean, ceratonia siliqua, leguminosae

ceratonia siliqua gum é a semente moída do fruto maduro da alfarrobeira, ceratonia siliqua, leguminosae
ceratonia siliqua gum is the ground seed of the ripe fruit of st. john's bread, ceratonia siliqua (locust bean), leguminosae

produto obtido por trituração do fruto seco (vagens) da alfarrobeira ceratonia siliqua l., ao qual foram extraídas as sementes
product obtained by crushing the dried fruits (pods) of the carob tree ceratonia seliqua l., from which the locust beans have been removed

a farinha de sementes de alfarroba é o endosperma moído dos grãos de alfarrobeira, ceratonia siliqua (l.) taub.
locust bean gum is the ground endosperm of the seeds of the strains of carob tree, cerationia siliqua (l.) taub.

"juniperus phoenicea, pistacia lentiscus, quercus coccifera" e "ceratonia siliqua" são as plantas mais comuns.
"juniperus phoenicea, pistacia lentiscus, quercus coccifera" and "ceratonia siliqua" are common tree and large shrub species in the maquis.

"ceratonia siliqua", o nome científico da alfarrobeira, deriva do grego kerátiοn (κεράτιον), "fruto da alfarrobeira" (de" keras" [κέρας] "chifre"), e latim" siliqua" "pod, alfarroba.
"ceratonia siliqua", the scientific name of the carob tree, derives from the greek kerátiοn (κεράτιον), "fruit of the carob" (from "keras" [κέρας] "horn"), and latin "siliqua" "pod, carob.