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Monotropa hypopitys, the so-called Dutchman's pipe,
false beech-drops,
pinesap, or
yellow bird's-nest, is a
herbaceous perennial plant,
formerly classified...
- the
Cactaceae Monotropa hypopitys (also
known as
yellow bird's-nest or
pinesap) from the
Ericaceae This page is an
index of
articles on
plant species...
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containing the
single species Monotropsis odorata, also
known as
sweet pinesap or
pygmy pipes. It is a
member of the
subfamily Monotropoideae of the family...
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species Pleuricospora fimbriolata,
which is
known by the
common name
fringed pinesap. It is
native to the
forests of the west
coast of
North America from British...
- park.
Other coniferous forest plants include dewdrop,
mountain holly,
pinesap, one-flowered pyrola, shinleaf,
trailing arbutus,
northern woodsorrel,...
- non-photosynthetic
plant that
relies heavily on
fungal networks for nutrients.
Pinesap also taps into
fungal networks for sustenance,
similar to
Indian pipe....
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Common hemp-nettle
Euphrasia Silvery cinquefoil Common mullein Indian pipe
Pinesap Ground pine
Ramps Horseradish Blueberry Juneberry Raspberry and wineberry...
- high
diversity of
parasitic plants,
including eastern dwarf mistletoe,
pinesap,
ghost pipe,
beech drops, and
American cancer-root.
Kejimkujik is considered...
- wood rose (Rosa gymnocarpa),
pinedrops (Pterospora andromedea),
fringed pinesap (Pleuricospora fimbriolata),
sugar stick (Allotropa virgata),
Pacific rhododendron...
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watches a
video where in 1917,
monsters kicked barrels of
pinesap,
resulting in a
flood of
pinesap. The town
sticks themselves together to save themselves...
