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Mistletoe / Viscum / Loranthaceae / Amyema miquelii / Korthalsella / Dendrophthoe / Arceuthobium / Phoradendron / Eudicots / Santalales / Parasitic plants
Date: 2009-01-11 17:32:30
Mistletoe
Viscum
Loranthaceae
Amyema miquelii
Korthalsella
Dendrophthoe
Arceuthobium
Phoradendron
Eudicots
Santalales
Parasitic plants

Methods to Manage Mistletoe

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