Table 19.2. Continued
1) J3 C
1)D
Cuscuta hyalina
-17.63
-11.3
Sedum dendroideum (CAM)
-20.10
-28.3
ssp. praealtum
Cuscuta hyalina
-13.47
-9.3
Kalanchoe tubifiora (Harvey) Harnet (CAM)
-14.18
-20.9
Cuscuta hyalina
-16.48
-11.1
Kalanchoe daigremontiana Harnet et Perr. (CAM)
-17.46
-25.6
Cuscuta hyalina
-13.04
+9.3
Crassula portulacea Lam. (CAM)
-14.34
-2.3
Cuscuta hyalina
-12.80
+22.8
Crassula portulacea (CAM)
-15.15
-0.8
Cuscuta hyalina
-12.79
-24.7
Trianthema pentandra L. (CAM)
-12.51
-52.1
Cuscuta lehmaniana
-28.09
-67.5
Sambucus nigra L.
-28.99
-103.7
Taschkent
Cuscuta campestris Yuncker
-26.89
-116.5
Xanthium strumarium
-26.52
-131.1
Taschkent
Cassytha filiformis L.
-28.55
-38.4
Eucalyptus sp.
-30.90
-108.8
Northern Territory, Alu-Mine (9/81)
Cassytha filiformis
-30.22
-80.6
Eucalyptus tetrodonta
-30.49
-93.3
Australia (9/81)
Cassytha glabella
-27.82
-58.8
Banksia marginata Cav.
-28.07
-87.4
Grarnpians National Park, NSW (11/91)
Cassytha glabella
-25.38
-41.0
Casuarina equisetifolia l.R. & C. Forster
-28.54
-93.0
Grarnpians National Park, NSW (11191)
Cassytha melantha
-27.57
-31.5
Acacia melanoxylon R. Br.
-29.13
-58.4
Grarnpians National Park, NSW (11/91)
Cassytha pubescens
-27.40
-48.3
Leptospermum myrsinoides
-28.15
-93.8
Grarnpians National Park, NSW (11/91)
a The Cuscuta species and their host plants without data of origin were cultivated in the
greenhouse at Dept. of Botany, Munich. I thank Prof. O.H. Yolk, Wiirzburg, for supply
and identification.