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Dwarf mistletoes
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Dwarf mistletoes

Korthalsella

Korthalsella (korthal mistletoe) is a genus of flowering plants in the sandalwood family, Santalaceae (sometimes/formerly considered to be in Viscaceae). It contains about 25 species distributed in Asia, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and some Pacific Islands.

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23 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Korthalsella salicornioides

speciesKorthalsella salicornioides

Dwarf mistletoe

speciesKorthalsella lindsayi

Dwarf club mistletoe

speciesKorthalsella clavata

Kaumahana

speciesKorthalsella complanata

Korthalsella remyana

speciesKorthalsella remyana

Ribbon-stemmed Mistletoe

speciesKorthalsella rubra

Korthalsella japonica

speciesKorthalsella japonica

Kauai korthal mistletoe

speciesKorthalsella latissima

Korthalsella cylindrica

speciesKorthalsella cylindrica

Korthalsella platycaula

speciesKorthalsella platycaula

Korthalsella disticha

speciesKorthalsella disticha

Korthalsella emersa

speciesKorthalsella emersa

Flat-stemmed Mistletoe

speciesKorthalsella breviarticulata

Korthalsella dichotoma

speciesKorthalsella dichotoma

Korthalsella gaudichaudii

speciesKorthalsella gaudichaudii

Acacia Jointed Mistletoe

speciesKorthalsella leucothrix

Hulumoa

speciesKorthalsella degeneri

Korthalsella taenioides

speciesKorthalsella taenioides

Korthalsella horneana

speciesKorthalsella horneana

Melaleuca Jointed Mistletoe

speciesKorthalsella arthroclada

Korthalsella grayi

speciesKorthalsella grayi

Korthalsella papuana

speciesKorthalsella papuana

Korthalsella madagascarica

speciesKorthalsella madagascarica

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