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Cassytha melantha is a hairy parasitic
native plant that scrambles across a range of woody plant
species. The stems are slightly hairy, but markedly less
so that C. pubescens.
The flowers have hairs on them. It is common in relatively
dry forests, woodlands and heaths, especially near the
coast. It is the most robust of the Cassytha
species, with stems up to three or four mm thick.
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