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Buckleya distichophylla,
commonly called piratebush, is a
flowering plant in the
family Santalaceae,
native to the
Southern United States. It is a rare...
- in the world. Two
unusual plants are the
parasitic sweet pinesap and
piratebush. The only
related species of
these two
plants are
found in
China and ****an...
- family. It is
named for
Samuel Botsford Buckley.
Buckleya is also
known as
Piratebush.
Plants of this
species are dioecious,
meaning they can bear
either male...
- po****tion, by far, of
piratebush (Buckleya distichophylla), a
plant which draws nutrients from the
roots of
Eastern Hemlock trees.
Piratebush is
found only in...
-
neighboring Roanoke County protects the world's
largest collection of
piratebush, an
exceedingly rare
parasitic plant endemic to the Appalachians. Roanoke...
- County, Virginia. The
preserve protects the world's
largest po****tion of
piratebush (Buckleya distichophylla), a
globally rare
parasitic shrub. The mountain...
-
Dismal Cr****
special biological area
includes part of this wildland, with
piratebush and rare calcium-loving plants; and the
Dismal Cr****
drainage area contains...
- holly, Ilex collina, G3
Mountain bittercress,
Cardamine clematitis, G3
Piratebush,
Buckleya distichophylla, G3 Roan
Mountain sedge,
Carex roanensis, G2...
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Appalachian Montane Oak-Hickory
forest (Rich Type); and
seven vascular plants,
Piratebush, Box Huckleberry, Large-leaved gr****-of-parn****us, Bog Bluegr****, Tennessee...
