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mountain pine [Pinus mugo subsp. mugo] [low, shrubby] Latsche {f} [Krummholzkiefer, Legföhre, Legkiefer]
mountain pine [Pinus mugo subsp. mugo] [low, shrubby]Krüppelkiefer {f}
mountain pine [Pinus mugo var. mugo] Krummholzkiefer {f} [auch: Krummholz-Kiefer]
mountain pine [Pinus mugo]Bergkiefer {f}
mountain pine [Pinus pungens]Stechkiefer {f}
mountain pine [Pinus uncinata, syn.: P. montana, P. mugo subsp. uncinata, P. sanguinea] Bergspirke {f}
mountain pine [Pinus uncinata, syn.: P. montana, P. mugo subsp. uncinata, P. sanguinea] Spirke {f}
mountain pine [Pinus uncinata, syn.: P. montana, P. mugo subsp. uncinata, P. sanguinea] Aufrechte Bergkiefer {f}
mountain pine [Pinus uncinata, syn.: P. montana, P. mugo subsp. uncinata, P. sanguinea] Arve {f}
mountain pine [Pinus uncinata, syn.: P. montana, P. mugo subsp. uncinata, P. sanguinea] Sumpfkiefer {f}
mountain pine [Pinus uncinata, syn.: P. montana, P. mugo subsp. uncinata, P. sanguinea]Moor-Spirke {f}
mountain pine [Pinus uncinata, syn.: Pinus mugo subsp. uncinata]Haken-Kiefer / Hakenkiefer {f}
mountain pine [Pinus uncinata, syn.: Pinus mugo subsp. uncinata] Französische Bergkiefer {f}
mountain pine beetle [Dendroctonus ponderosae, syn.: D. monticolae] Ponderosariesenbastkäfer / Ponderosa-Riesenbastkäfer {m}
mountain pine beetle [Dendroctonus ponderosae, syn.: D. montocolae] Ponderosakäfer {m}
mountain pine beetle [Dendroctonus ponderosae] Bergkiefernkäfer {m}
mountain pine forestLatschenkieferwald {m}
mountain pine oilLatschenkiefernöl {n}
mountain pine oilLatschenkieferöl {n}
mountain pink [Dianthus armeria]Büschel-Nelke {f}
mountain pink [Dianthus armeria] Raue Nelke {f}
mountain pink dianthus [Dianthus myrtinervius, syn.: D. oxylepis] Polster-Nelke / Polsternelke {f}
mountain pioneers Gebirgspioniere {pl}
mountain pipit [Anthus hoeschi] Hoeschspornpieper {m}
mountain pitviper / pit viper [Ovophis monticola, syn.: Trimeresurus monticola] Berg-Lanzenotter {f}
mountain pitviper / pit viper [Ovophis monticola, syn.: Trimeresurus monticola] Berg-Grubenotter {f}
mountain plateau Bergplateau {n}
mountain plateau Gebirgsplateau {n}
mountain plate-jaw [Leistus (Pogonophorus) montanus] [ground beetle] Pechbrauner Bartläufer {m} [Käferart]
mountain plover [Charadrius montanus] Bergregenpfeifer {m}
mountain pocket gopher [Thomomys monticola]Sierra-Taschenratte {f}
mountain population [of plant or animal species]Gebirgspopulation {f} [von Pflanzen- oder Tierarten]
mountain population [people in general] Bergbevölkerung {f}
mountain pose [tadasana]Bergstellung {f} [Yoga]
mountain pygmy owl [Glaucidium gnoma] Gnomenkauz {m}
mountain pygmy owl [Glaucidium gnoma]Gnomen-Sperlingskauz {m}
mountain pygmy owl [Glaucidium gnoma]Gnomenzwergkauz {m}
mountain pygmy possum [Burramys parvus] Bergbilchbeutler {m}
mountain pyrola [Pyrola minor, syn.: P. minor var. parviflora, Braxilia minor, Erxlebenia minor] Kleines Wintergrün {n}
mountain pyrola [Pyrola minor, syn.: P. minor var. parviflora, Braxilia minor, Erxlebenia minor] Klein-Wintergrün {n} [selten]
mountain quail [Ophrysia superciliosa] [probably extinct]Hangwachtel {f} [wahrscheinlich ausgestorben]
mountain quail [Ophrysia superciliosa] [probably extinct]Himalayawachtel {f} [wahrscheinlich ausgestorben]
mountain quail [Ophrysia superciliosa] [probably extinct] Himalayabergwachtel {f} [wahrscheinlich ausgestorben]
mountain quail [Oreortyx pictus, syn.: O. picta, Callipepla picta] Rotkehlige Bergwachtel {f}
mountain quail [Oreortyx pictus]Berghaubenwachtel {f}
mountain quail [Oreortyx pictus] Bergwachtel {f}
mountain race Bergrennen {n}
mountain racket-tailed parrot [Prioniturus montanus] Motmotpapagei {m}
mountain racquet-tail [Prioniturus montanus]Motmotpapagei {m}
mountain racquet-tailed parrot [Prioniturus montanus]Motmotpapagei {m}
mountain ragged moss [Brachytheciastrum collinum, syn.: Brachythecium collinum]Hügel-Kurzkapselmoos {n}
mountain railroad [Am.] Gebirgseisenbahn {f}
mountain railroad enterprise [Am.] Bergbahnunternehmen {n} [Betreiber einer spurgebundenen Bergbahn]
mountain railroad line [Am.] Gebirgsstrecke {f} [Bahnstrecke]
mountain railway Bergbahn {f}
mountain railway [esp. Br.]schienengebundene Bergbahn {f}
mountain railway [esp. Br.] Gebirgsbahn {f}
mountain railway [esp. Br.]Gebirgseisenbahn {f}
mountain railway line [Br.]Gebirgsstrecke {f} [Bahnstrecke]
mountain range Bergkette {f}
mountain range Gebirge {n}
mountain range Höhenzug {m}
mountain range Gebirgskette {f}
mountain range Gebirgszug {m}
mountain range Bergzug {m}
mountain raptureBergentrückung {f}
mountain red-winged starling [Onychognathus walleri]Wallerstar {m}
mountain reedbuck [Redunca fulvorufula] Bergriedbock {m}
mountain reedbuck [Redunca fulvorufula]Südlicher Bergriedbock {m}
mountain regionGebirgsland {n}
mountain region Gebirgsregion {f}
mountain region Berggegend {f}
mountain regionBergregion {f}
mountain regionBergland {n}
mountain regionsGebirgslagen {pl}
mountain republicBergrepublik {f}
mountain rescueBergrettung {f}
mountain rescue officer Bergwächter {m}
mountain rescue organization Bergrettungsorganisation {f}
mountain rescue serviceBergwacht {f}
mountain rescue unit Bergrettungseinheit {f}
mountain reservoirGebirgsstausee {m}
mountain restaurant Bergrestaurant {n}
mountain retreat Ruhesitz {m} in den Bergen
mountain rhubarb [Rumex alpinus, syn.: R. pseudoalpinus] Alpensauerampfer {m}
mountain rhubarb [Rumex alpinus, syn.: R. pseudoalpinus] Mönchsrhabarber {m}
mountain rhubarb [Rumex alpinus, syn.: R. pseudoalpinus]Gebirgsampfer {m}
mountain rhubarb [Rumex alpinus, syn.: R. pseudoalpinus]Bergrhabarber {m}
mountain rhubarb [Rumex alpinus, syn.: R. pseudoalpinus]Alpen-Ampfer {m}
mountain ridgeGebirgsrücken {m}
mountain ridge Höhenrücken {m}
mountain ridge Gebirgsgrat {m}
mountain riflemenGebirgsschützen {pl}
mountain riverGebirgsfluss {m}
mountain road Bergstraße {f}
mountain roadGebirgsstraße {f}
mountain road Höhenstraße {f}
mountain robin [Cossypha isabellae, syn.: Dryocichloides isabellae, Oreocossypha isabellae]Kamerunrötel {m}
mountain robin [Turdus plebejus] Cabanisdrossel {f}
mountain robin chat [Cossypha isabellae] Kamerunrötel {m}
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