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Comandra
Comandra
bastard toadflax
Herbaceous Plants
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Santalales
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>
Comandra
Comandra umbellata
(umbellate bastard toadflax)
Parasitic on roots of oaks.
Comandra
bastard toadflax
Herbaceous Plants
>
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Santalales
Comandraceae
>
Comandra
Common Names
bastard toadflax
Comandraceae
Comandra
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Comandra umbellata
