Type forinstance 'daisy' into box with that icon . You will see what is all about. 
"Super term" means "Asteraceae" in case of daisy .. 
Clicking there will take you to photo galery, with corensponding species. 
| l2 | term | description | link | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Dutch
 1
|
Australiese swarthout | ||||
Dutch
2
|
Swarthout australiese | ||||
|
English
2
|
Acacia blackwood | ||||
|
English
1
|
Australia acacia | ||||
|
English
3
|
Australian blackwood | ||||
|
English
1
|
Black acacia | ||||
|
English
3
|
Black sally | ||||
|
English
1
|
Blackwo | ||||
| English | Blackwood | ||||
|
English
1
|
Blackwood acacia | ||||
|
English
2
|
Blackwood australian | ||||
|
English
1
|
Hickory | ||||
|
English
1
|
Lightwood | ||||
|
English
1
|
Mudgerabah | ||||
|
English
1
|
Sally wattle | ||||
|
French
2
|
Acacia a bois noir | ||||
|
German
3
|
Akazie schwarzholz | ||||
|
German
1
|
Schwarzholz Akazie | ||||
|
German
|
Schwarzholz akazie | ||||
|
Italian
2
|
Acacia nera australiana | ||||
Latin
|
Acacia melanoxylon | ||||
|
Spanish
2
|
Aromo australiano | ||||
| Spanish | Aromo negro | ||||
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