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English: Fig. 41.—Loranthus europæus. A. Lower part of stem attached to branch of oak, both denuded of cortex. B. Longitudinal section through one of the haustorial strands, showing its progress year by year, as the branch thickens. C. Transverse section, through a branch which has long been badly infested with the Loranthus; a a, dead remains of old haustorial strands; b b, young Loranthus plants developed as buds from the older ones. The asterisks mark still younger specimens. (Hartig.) |
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| Source | The Oak: A Popular Introduction to Forest-Botany |
| Author | H. Marshall Ward |
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