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Stock Photo: Close up of twining stem and haustoria of the parasitic vine Cassytha pubescens, family Lauraceae. Known as Dodder Laurel or Devils Twine.

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Close up of twining stem and haustoria of the parasitic vine Cassytha pubescens, family Lauraceae. Known as Dodder Laurel or Devils Twine. 107381888

Close up of twining stem and haustoria of the parasitic vine Cassytha pubescens, family Lauraceae. Known as Dodder Laurel or Devils Twine.

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Stock Photo: Close up of twining stem and haustoria of the parasitic vine Cassytha pubescens, family Lauraceae. Known as Dodder Laurel or Devils Twine. tags

laurel　 branch　 tree　 dodder　 parasitic　 plant　 vine　 Australian　 flora　 native plant　 Cassytha　 endemic　 indigenous　 parasite　 twine　 haustoria　 closeup　 close up　 macro　 macrophotograph　 biodiversity　 botany　 devil　 twining　 climbing　 stem　 Australia　 Sydney　 NSW　 hemiparasite　 host　 Lauraceae　 nature　 yellow　 wood　 xylem　 detail　 bark　
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Taps into xylem of host plant to extract water and nutrients. Endemic to southeastern Australia. Must find a host within 6 weeks of germination to ensure survival.
Construction scaffolding and building site. Generative AI [107381887] White flowers of the Australian native Flaky Barked Tea Tree, Gaudium trinervium, family Myrtaceae, in Sydney woodland. Formerly in Leptospermum. Shrub or small tree endemic to sclerophyll forest [107381889]

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