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family of
mistletoes, the Loranthaceae, has 73
genera and more than 900 species.
Subtropical and
tropical climates have
markedly more
mistletoe species;...
- Look up
mistletoe in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Mistletoe is the
common name for many
species of
parasitic plants.
Mistletoe may also
refer to: Mistletoe...
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dwarf mistletoes. The
interaction between dwarf mistletoes and
their host can be
generalized as a source-to-sink relationship.
Dwarf mistletoes derive...
- does its own photosynthesis,
making it a hemiparasite.
Desert mistletoes, like
mistletoes in general,
weave nutrient cycles together through their unique...
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Misodendrum is a
genus of
hemiparasites which grow as
mistletoes on
various species of Notho****us. Its
species are all
restricted to
South America. The...
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itself to the host. This
structure both
anchors the
mistletoe, and taps into the host plant.
Mistletoes use p****ive
mechanisms to draw
water from
their hosts...
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Flora of Malesia. Originally,
Loranthaceae contained all
mistletoe species, but the
mistletoes of
Europe and
North America (Vis****, Arceuthobium, and Phoradendron)...
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diverse family in the
mistletoe group with over 900
species worldwide and
including the best
known species in Australia.
Mistletoes are
notable for their...
- The
Legend of the
Mistletoe Bough is a
horror story which has been ****ociated with many
mansions and
stately homes in England. A new bride,
playing a...
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where a
common variety in the
drier climates is the grey
mistletoe (Amyema quandang). All
mistletoes share a
common growth form
where water and nutrients...
