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Cassytha pubescens
2. C. pubescens flower
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members of this family are tropical to temperate trees.
However the Tasmanian species all belong to a specialised
group within the family (Cassytha species). These are
common leafless climbing parasites that form tangled masses
over trees and shrubs in dry forests and heaths. The flowers
are small and inconspicuous. The fruit are small drupes.
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