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Garbhógach na mbeann (Irish Gaelic), Gewöhnlicher Keulen-Bärlapp (German), Kolben-Bärlapp (German), Lycopode en massue (French), Lycopode officinal (French), Schneehuhn-Keulen-Bärlapp (German), Stag’s-horn Clubmoss (English), Almindelig Ulvefod (Danish), azufre vegetal (Spanish, Castillian), burstajafni (Icelandic), Grote wolfsklauw (Dutch), Hasenpfoten-Bärlapp (German), Kapcsos korpafű (Hungarian), Karukold (Estonian), katinlieko (Finnish), Keulen-Bärlapp (German), Keulenförmiger Bärlapp (German), kijačasta crvotočina (Croat), kijasti lisičjak (Slovene), licopodi (Catalan), licopodi (Galician), licopodio (Aragonese), licopódio (Portuguese), licopodio (Spanish, Castillian), Licopodio clavato (Italian), licopódio da Estrela (Portuguese), Licopodio piedi-di-lepre (Italian), licopodio porra (Spanish, Castillian), licopódio-da-estrela (Portuguese), licopódio-da-estrella (Galician), licopódio-da-estrella (Portuguese), Likopodi me halë (Albanian), Lycopode en massue (French), Lycopode lagopède (French), lycopodio (Portuguese), mattlummer (Swedish), metsäkatinlieko (Finnish), musgo de cabezuela (Portuguese), musgo terrestre (Spanish, Castillian), myk kråkefot (Norwegian), Nordlig Ulvefod (Danish), pé de lobo (Galician), Pedicuță (Roumanian), peu de llop (Catalan), pie de lobo (Spanish, Castillian), Plavúň obyčajný (Slovak), plavuň vidlačka (Czech), pohjankatinlieko (Finnish), riplummer (Swedish), rypefot (Norwegian), Schneehuhn-Bärlapp (German), vaistinis pataisas (Lithuanian), vālīšu staipeknis (Latvian), vanlig mattlummer (Swedish), vanlig myk kråkefot (Norwegian), Widłak goździsty (Polish), плаун булaвовидный (Russian), Плаун булавовидный (Russian), Плаун булавовидный (Ukraine), Плаун звичайний (Ukraine), Плаун одноколосковый (Russian)[Credits] |