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Herbe à printemps (French), Ansérine à épis (French), Chénopode à grappes (French), ambrosía (Portuguese), ambrosía das boticas (Portuguese), ambrósia das boticas (Portuguese), ambrósia-das-boticas (Portuguese), bengranada (Catalan), bien granada (Spanish, Castillian), biengranada (Aragonese), biengranada (Spanish, Castillian), bodria (Spanish, Castillian), bodris (Catalan), bodris (Valencian), Botri (Italian), botris (Spanish, Castillian), botris-vulgar (Portuguese), botrys (Catalan), botrys (Portuguese), botrys ordinario (Portuguese), botrys vulgar (Portuguese), Chénopode botryde (French), druifkruid (Dutch), Drüsiger Gänsefuss (German), Egebladet Gåsefod (Danish), eikemelde (Norwegian), ekmålla (Swedish), erva-ambrósia (Portuguese), Farinello botri (Italian), gotris (Catalan), Grozdasta metlika (Slovene), guztori (Euskera), guztoria (Euskera), herba d´atacar la sang (Catalan), herba de la primavera (Catalan), herba del cuc (Catalan), herba del curch (Catalan), herba groga (Catalan), herba para atacar la sang (Catalan), herba xinxera (Catalan), herva pulgueira (Portuguese), herva-ambrosía (Portuguese), hierba amarilla (Spanish, Castillian), hierba ambrosía (Spanish, Castillian), hierba de primavera (Spanish, Castillian), hierba hormiguera (Spanish, Castillian), hierba racimosa (Spanish, Castillian), Klebriger Gänseguß (German), Kobar-hanemalts (Estonian), Komosa wonna (Polish), ljepljiva loboda (Croat), merlík hroznový (Czech), milengrana (Catalan), mil-en-grana (Catalan), milgranada (Spanish, Castillian), Minueri vilerrushi (Albanian), mrlík strapcový (Slovak), Pazienzia (Italian), quenopodio (Spanish, Castillian), Rubianka-libatop (Hungarian), sabia (Euskera), šimtagrūdė balanda (Lithuanian), smaržīgā balanda (Latvian), Tămâița (Roumanian), tammisavikka (Finnish), te bodris (Catalan), té botris (Majorcan), té de Valladolid (Spanish, Castillian), xinxera (Catalan), yerba amarilla (Spanish, Castillian), yerba racemosa (Spanish, Castillian), yerba racimosa (Spanish, Castillian), Χηνοπόδιον ο βότρυς (Greek), Ийли тәрә (Azerbaijani), марь душистая (Russian), Огниче (Bulgarian), Штир-Сэлбатик одорат (Moldovian)[Credits] |