Procedimientos de nominación en la flora silvestre: agavanzo, escaramujo, rosal bravío
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.2002.v57.i2.179Keywords:
Dialectology, Linguistic Geography, Lexicology, Flora, SpainAbstract
The author describes a classification of the folk names of the dog rose in the Peninsular Spanish Geography. This is a well known shrub in the rural space because of its different employments and applications. The linguistic filiation of lexical variants and geographic distribution is also presented.
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