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Botanical Gazette, 1984
Our studies reveal that Arceuthobium globosum, a primitive member of the genus, has highly specialized phloem tissue. The sieve elements of this large Mexican species have transverse to oblique, usually simple sieve plates and small but numerous diffuse lateral pores.
Clyde L. Calvin +2 more
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Flavonoid Chemistry of Arceuthobium (Viscaceae)

Brittonia, 1979
Flavonoid compounds from 36 of the 38 known taxa of the genusArceuthobium (dwarf mistletoes) were examined. The flavonoid chemistry of the genus is rather uniform, all taxa producing 3-O-glycosides of the flavonols quercetin and myricetin. No infraspecific chemical variation was encountered, and in those instances where subspecific taxa are recognized,
Daniel J. Crawford, Frank G. Hawksworth
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New taxa and nomenclatural changes in arceuthobium (viscaceae)

Brittonia, 1970
The following new taxa are recognized inArceuthobium: subgeneraArceuthobium andVaginata; sectionsVaginata, Campylopoda, andMinuta; seriesCampylopoda,Rubra, andStricta; speciesA.apachecum,A.californicum,A.guatemalense,A.hondurense, andA.pini; new formae specialesA. abietinum f. sp.concoloris,A. abietinum f. sp.magnificae.
Frank G. Hawksworth, Delbert Wiens
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15. life on land
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14. life underwater
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