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Misodendraceae
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Photographs
Misodendrum angulatum
- Photo. Habit of plant,
parasitic on Nothofagus dombeyii, near Llao Llao hotel,
Bariloche, Argentina. March 2003. Photo by G. Amico.
- Photo. Close-up of
shoots. Parasitic on Nothofagus dombeyii, near Llao Llao
hotel, Bariloche, Argentina. March 2003. Photo by G. Amico.
- Photo. Male
plant on host, Nothofagus dombeyii. Puyehue National Park,
Chile. Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo. Male
flowers. Puyehue National Park, Chile. Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo. Close-up
of female inflorescence. Bariloche, Argentina. Photo by G. Glatzel.
Misodendrum brachystachyum
- Close-up of shoots
and habit of fruiting stems.
Termas de Chillan, Chile. January 1984. Photo by Job Kuijt.
- Photo. Habit
of mistletoe on a rare host Sorothamus , Bariloche, Argentina.
March 2003. Photo by G. Amico.
- Photo. Close-up
of fruits on mother plant. Bariloche, Argentina. March 2003.
Photo by G. Amico.
- Photo. Haustorial
connection. Bariloche, Argentina. Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo. Female
plant. Bariloche, Argentina. Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo. Close-up
of young female flowers. Bariloche, Argentina. Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo. Habit
of female plant in fruit. Chubut Stop 6-Lago Menendez, Argentina.
Photo by Kevin Nixon, 2004. Archived on PlantSystematics.org.
- Photo. Close-up
of female plant in fruit. Chubut Stop 6-Lago Menendez, Argentina.
Photo by Kevin Nixon, 2004. Archived on PlantSystematics.org.
Misodendrum gayanum
- Photo. Parasitic on
Nothofagus betuloides. Chile. Photo by F. H. Tainter.
- Photo. Habit of mistletoe
parasitic on Nothofagus dombeyii, a southern hemisphere
beech. Chile. Photo by Delbert Wiens.
- Photo. Another view of
the above mistletoe. Photo by Delbert Wiens.
Misodendrum linearifolium
- Photo. Plant parasitic
on host tree trunk. Challhuaco forest, Nahuel Huapi National
Park, Bariloche, Argentina. Photo by G. Amico.
- Photo. Fruiting plant.
Chile. Photo by G. Amico.
- Photo. Close-up
of fruiting plant showing staminodial filaments. Chile. Photo
by G. Amico.
- Photo. Habit
of plant on host, Nothofagus dombeyii.. Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo.
Mistletoe on host plant, Nothofagus pumilio. Site 12-km121,
Argentina. Photo by Kevin Nixon, 2004.Archived on PlantSystematics.org.
Misodendrum oblongifolium
- Photo. Plant in vegetative
condition. Nahuelbuta National Park, Chile, January 2002. Photo
by G. Amico.
- Photo. parasitic on
Nothofagus antarctica. Habit of mistletoe with dense clusters
of fruits showing the beautiful plumose staminodial filaments.
Andean foothills east of Chillan, Chile (ca. 80 km northeast
of Concepcion). Photo by John W. Reynolds.
- Photo. Same as above,
closer view. Photo by John W. Reynolds.
- Photo. Same as above,
close-up of filaments. Photo by John W. Reynolds.
Misodendrum punctulatum
- Photo on Nothofagus
antarctica . Lago Guillelmo, Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi.
Photo by R. Vidal Russell.
- Photo on Nothofagus
antarctica. Lago Guillelmo, Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi.
Photo by R. Vidal Russell.
- Photo. Mistletoes
and Usnea in a Nothofagus forest - beautiful! Nahuelbuta
National Park, Chile, 2004. Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo. Another
beautiful photograph of mistletoes in a southern beech forest.
Bariloche, Argentina. Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo. Parasitic
on Nothofagus antarctica. Ushuaia, Argentina. Ia 634.
1996. Photo by Job Kuijt.
- Photo. Flowering
plant. Challhuaco forest, Nahuel Huapi National Park, Bariloche,
Argentina. Photo by G. Amico.
- Photo. Host trees
with many mistletoes. Challhuaco forest, Nahuel Huapi National
Park, Bariloche, Argentina. Photo by G. Amico.
- Photo. Lago Guillelmo,
Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi. Parasitic on Nothofagus antarctica.
Photo by R. Vidal Russell.
- Photo. Close-up
of flowering plant. Challhuaco forest, Nahuel Huapi National
Park, Bariloche, Argentina. Photo by G. Amico.
- Photo. Mistletoe
in winter condition. Challhuaco forest, Nahuel Huapi National
Park, Bariloche, Argentina. Photo by G. Amico.
- Photo. Habit
of mistletoe on host branch. Nahuelbuta National Park, Chile,
2004. Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo. Mistletoe
and Usnea lichen on host branch. Nahuelbuta National Park,
Chile, 2004. Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo. Habit
photo of mistletoe in full flower. Nahuelbuta National Park,
Chile, 2004. Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo. Habit
photo of female plant. Nahuelbuta National Park, Chile, 2004.
Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo. Close-up
of female flowers. Nahuelbuta National Park, Chile, 2004. Photo
by G. Glatzel.
- 2004. Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo. Male
inflorescence. Nahuelbuta National Park, Chile, 2004. Photo by
G. Glatzel.
- Photo.
Female plant on Nothofagus antarctica. Argentina. Photo
by Kevin Nixon, 1994.
- Photo. Female
plant with fruits on Nothofagus antarctica. Argentina.
Photo by Kevin Nixon, 1994.Archived on PlantSystematics.org.
- Photo. Plant
with fruits. Nahuelbuta National Park Chile. Photo by G. Amico.
- Photo. Close-up
of fruit showing three plumose staminodes. Argentina. Photo by
Kevin Nixon, 1994. Archived on PlantSystematics.org.
Misodendrum quadriflorum
- Photo.
Haustorial connection. Near Bariloche, Argentina. Photo by G.
Glatzel.
- Photo.
Habit of male plant on host branch. Near Bariloche, Argentina.
Photo by G. Glatzel.
- Photo.
Close-up of male inflorescenceNear Bariloche, Argentina. Photo
by G. Glatzel.
- Photo.
Close-up of young female (?) inflorescence. Near Bariloche, Argentina.
Photo by G. Glatzel.
Phylogeny
The position of the family within Santalales has been discussed by
Nickrent, D. L., and V. Malécot (2001), a web version of which
can be viewed HERE.
A more detailed molecular phylogeny of the species within the genus
is currently in the process of being prepared for publication
(Vidal-Russell, Amico and Nickrent).
SIUC / College of Science / Parasitic Plant
Connection / Misodendraceae
URL: http://www.parasiticplants.siu.edu/Misodendraceae/index.html
Last updated: 03-Nov-06 / dln
