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Subject: Sumomo mo momo...
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From: Pierre Abbat <phma@oltronics.net>
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I just proposed {plumu} for plum, or anything in that genus, and then had 
another idea. What about using {ric/rut-rprunu} for the genus, and {flaume} 
or {plaume} for the species?

phma