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By Arndt Bussing

ISBN-10: 9058230929

ISBN-13: 9789058230928

This publication offers a entire evaluate of present wisdom in mistletoe use from good regarded researchers from Argentina, England, Greece, Korea, Switzerland, united states and Germany, and may be a useful reference resource for a person with an curiosity within the wide variety of functions of this plant and its healing strength in melanoma remedy.

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Freudenberg K. (1968). ), Constitution and biosynthesis of lignin, Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg, New York, pp. 113–114. , and Itokawa, H. (1987) Studies on the constituents of the European mistletoe, Viscum album L. Chem. Pharm. Bull, 35, 3292–3297. , and Itokawa, H. (1988) Studies on the constituents of the European mistletoe, Viscum album L. II, Chem. Pharm. , 36, 1185–1189. , and Itokawa, H. (1989) Studies on the constituents of the Japanese mistletoe, Viscum album L. var. coloratum Ohwi grown on different host tress.

2n=22 in female, 23 in male. Forests of Congolian region and East Africa. V. , V. , V. luisengense Polh. & Wiens. Group 3. Viscum rotundifolium group. Young internodes subterete, ribbed. Leafy. Monoecious. Dichasia 3-flowered, central male, in sessile to pedunculate bracteal cups. Berries stipitate, smooth, n=14. , V. , V. , V. schaeferi Engl. & K. Krause. Group 4. Viscum tuberculatum group. Stems terete to angular, ribbed. Leafy. Monoecious. Dichasia 3-flowered, unisexual or the central flower female, in sessile bracteal cups.

However, within the subclass of Rosidae and the order of Santalales, there is a group of plant families that contains a large number of species with a parasitic or hemiparasitic life style. The genus Viscum has been grouped earlier in the family Loranthaceae but it is now widely accepted to establish two different families, the Loranthaceae and the Viscaceae (Calder 1983). The major features distinguishing the two families are listed in a table by Calder (1983). According to this, the main macroscopic difference is that Loranthaceae have larger flowers that are bright coloured and represent both sexes, whereas the latter is monoecious and highly reduced.

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