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After all...

Biden authorized the Ukraine regime to strike deep into Russia with some of America's deadliest long-range missiles...

And Putin responded by launching a hypersonic ballistic missile banned by a US-Russia nuclear treaty...

As if things couldn't get any worse...

The Kremlin also added US targets to their priority list for "potential elimination."

Now we're on the brink of another blood- letting war nobody asked for...

And this time, your wealth will be the first to "go"...

Because remember...

And if initial reports are to be believed...

Russia may launch a massive "Pearl Harbor" cyberattack before Putin authorizes the unthinkable.

Russian hackers have already breached our nuclear weapons agency and siphoned off money from retirement accounts...

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ent of the haustoria was a significant evolutionary event that allowed for the advancement of parasitic plants. The holoparasitic clade, Orobanche, delineates the first transition from hemiparasitism to holoparasitism within Orobanchaceae. Despite the similar morphological traits found in both Scrophulariaceae and Orobanchaceae, the latter is now morphologically and molecularly considered monophyletic, though many of its genera were once considered a part of the family Scrophulariaceae. Lindenbergia, once treated as a member of the Scrophulariaceae, is one of the only autotrophic genera within Orobanchaceae. It is believed to be the sister group to the hemiparasitic genera within its family. Genomics The parasitism and its different modes have been suggested to have an impact on genome evolution, with increased DNA substitution rates in parasitic organisms compared to non-parasitic taxa. For example, holoparasite taxa of Orobanchaceae exhibit faster molecular evolutionary rates than confamilial hemiparasites in three plastid gen