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prune2 [pru:n] N

1. prune FOOD (plum):

Dörrpflaume f <-, -n>

2. prune inf (person):

Miesmacher(in) m (f) <-s, -; -, -nen> pej inf
Miesepeter m <-s, -> inf

prun·er [ˈpru:nəʳ, Am ɚ] N

Gartenmesser nt <-s, ->

Taunus N

Ura·nus [ˈjʊərənəs, Am ˈjʊr-] N no art ASTRON

Uranus m <->

I. prun·ing [ˈpru:nɪŋ] ADJ

II. prun·ing [ˈpru:nɪŋ] N no pl HORT

Stutzen nt <-s, ->
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The caterpillar lives on Prunus species (especially Prunus spinosa).
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Die Raupe lebt an Prunus-Arten (vor allem Prunus spinosa, Schlehe).
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The larvae feed on Prunus spinosa and especially in the south also other Prunus species.
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Die Raupen leben an Prunus spinosa und besonders im Süden auch weiteren Prunus-Arten.
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The larvae feed on woody rose plants especially of the genus Prunus, mostly Prunus spinosa, but also Prunus domestica, Prunus avium etc.
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Die Raupen leben an holzigen Rosengewächsen insbesondere der Gattung Prunus, meist an Prunus spinosa, aber auch Prunus domestica, Prunus avium etc.
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