Mistletoe, The Genus Viscum Edited by Arndt Büssing (University Witten Herdecke, Germany). Harwood Academic Publishers, The Netherlands. 2000. xv + 266 pp. 17 × 24.5 cm. $105.00. ISBN 90-5823-092-9.
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title={Mistletoe, The Genus Viscum Edited by Arndt B{\"u}ssing (University Witten Herdecke, Germany). Harwood Academic Publishers, The Netherlands. 2000. xv + 266 pp. 17 × 24.5 cm. \$105.00. ISBN 90-5823-092-9.},
author={Paul A. Peaden},
journal={Journal of Natural Products},
year={2001},
volume={64},
pages={1256-1257}
}3 Citations
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