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Several root-parasites are found among the tropical family Opiliaceae

or humus-inhabiting and show the first strong evolutionary development of clampless tramal hyphal systems

the neotropical species represent more than 70% of the total number of species in Gunnera

he lichenized genus Syncesia is monographed

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