Übersetzung für "Chestnut leaf" in Deutsch

This cheese is placed on a chestnut leaf.

It is still manufactured as a farmer, wrapped in a chestnut leaf...

The origin of the horse chestnut leaf miner is still unknown, despite a worldwide search.

Ingredients Reduction bleaching agents that whiten fur, mud from various regions of the world, Dead Sea salt, propolis (an ingredient extracted from the hives of honeybees), jojoba oil, marine collagen, arnica extract, horse chestnut extract, grape leaf extract, witch hazel extract, ivy extract, Hypericum extract.

Wheat germ oil, Dead Sea salt, propolis (an ingredient extracted from the hives of honeybees), Lithospermum root extract, Gardenia blue, a mixture of vegetable extracts (seaweed extract, aloe extract, horse chestnut extract, grape leaf extract, witch hazel extract, ivy extract, Hypericum extract).

Ingredients Wheat germ oil, Dead Sea salt, propolis (an ingredient extracted from the hives of honeybees), Lithospermum root extract, Gardenia blue, a mixture of vegetable extracts (seaweed extract, aloe extract, horse chestnut extract, grape leaf extract, witch hazel extract, ivy extract, Hypericum extract).

There is reasonable doubt that A. hippocastanum is the original host plant for the horse chestnut leaf miner.

The annual development cycle of the horse chestnut leaf miner starts with the moth hatching after its hibernation period around mid-April.

Furthermore, there is a possibility that the horse chestnut leaf miner has not been imported, but actually originated from the Balkans or a neighbouring area of origin in Asia Minor.

Meanwhile, the horse chestnut leaf miner is found across all of Europe, from Greece, the Dalmatian coast, northern Italy and southern France in the South to southern Scandinavia, northern Germany, Denmark, the Benelux countries and the UK in the north.

No other insect that is only a few millimetres long and completely harmless to humans has received so much public attention as the horse chestnut leaf miner, Cameraria ohridella .

However, this question on the original host plant of the horse chestnut leaf miner can only be answered once its geographical origin has been clarified (see Spread).Minor C. ohridella infestations have also been found on other horse chestnut species, in addition to the white-flowering horse chestnut. One of these species is Aesculus x carnea, a red-flowering hybrid of the common horse chestnut and the American red buckeye or firecracker plant (Aesculus pavia L.), grown frequently in Europe.