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Blechne en épi (French), Blechne (French), Blechnum en épi (French), Hard Fern (English), Raithneach chrua (Irish Gaelic), bjønnkam (Norwegian), blechno (Galician), blechno (Portuguese), blechnum (Catalan), Blechnum en épi (French), Bléchnum en épi (French), blècnum (Catalan), blècnum (Majorcan), Blekni si kalli (Albanian), Bordapáfrány (Hungarian), doradilla de bosque (Spanish, Castillian), Dubbelloof (Dutch), ekstur blóðkampur (Faroese), Europa-Rippenfarn (German), falguera (Majorcan), felecha (Asturian), fenta (Galician), fenta (Portuguese), fenta (Spanish, Castillian), feto pente (Galician), feto pente (Portuguese), folecha (Asturian), Fougère pectinée (French), Gewöhnlicher Rippenfarn (German), Gwibredynen (Welsh), h.elecha (Asturian), h.elechu (Asturian), helecho (Spanish, Castillian), helecho común (Spanish, Castillian), kambräken (Swedish), Kambregne (Danish), kampasaniainen (Finnish), lonchite (Spanish, Castillian), Lonchite minore (Italian), lonquite (Spanish, Castillian), orrazi-iratze (Euskera), orrazi-iratzea (Euskera), Podrzeń żebrowiec (Polish), rebrenjača (Slovene), Rebrovka rôznolistá (Slovak), Rippenfarn (German), skollakambur (Icelandic), Tähk-roodjalg (Estonian), vārpu ēnpaparde (Latvian), vlasasta rebrača (Croat), žebrovice různolistá (Czech), Блехнум колосистий (Ukraine), дербянка колосистая (Russian), Класовиден блехнум (Bulgarian), Ребрача (Serbian)[Credits] |