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CULM, -Ă, culmi, -e, , () 1. Carboniferul inferior din vestul Europei, caracterizat prin depozite de argilă şi de gresie. 2. Care se referă la culm (1). – Din Culm, Kulm.
CULM s. papură.
culm , culmi; cúlmă, cúlme
CULM1 Tulpină alcătuită din articule, goală sau plină cu ţesut spongios; pai. [< culmus].
CULM2 () Primul etaj al carboniferului de facies continental. // Care aparţine acestui etaj. [< culm, Kulm].
CULM1 s. tulpină din articule, goală sau plină, cu ţesut spongios; pai. (< culmus)
CULM2, -Ă , s. (din) primul etaj al carboniferului de facies continental. (< culm, Kulm)
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