- An
obligate parasite or
holoparasite is a
parasitic organism that
cannot complete its life-cycle
without exploiting a
suitable host. If an
obligate parasite...
- hemiparasite.
Holoparasites are
always obligate so only two
terms are needed, e.g.
Dodder is a stem
holoparasite.
Hydnora spp. are root
holoparasites. Plants...
- is an
achlorophyllous (lacking chlorophyll), root
parasitic plant (
holoparasite). It is
native to
Northern Mexico, and to the
Southwestern United States...
- "A structural,
functional and
molecular analysis of
plastids of the
holoparasites Cuscuta reflexa and
Cuscuta europaea". Planta. 181 (1): 91–96. doi:10...
-
mistletoe derives some of its
nutrients from
another living plant,
whereas a
holoparasite such as
dodder derives all of its
nutrients from
another plant. Parasitic...
- leaves,
stems or even roots, and does not have chlorophyll. It
lives as a
holoparasite on
vines of the
genus Tetrastigma.
Similar to fungi,
individuals grow...
- Robinson-Rechavi, Marc (2016). "Complete
plastid genome of the
recent holoparasite Lathraea squamaria reveals earliest stages of
plastome reduction in Orobanchaceae"...
- is
native to the
chaparral of
California and Baja California. It is a
holoparasite growing attached to the
roots of shrubs,
usually chamise.
Orobanche bulbosa...
- Orobanchaceae.
These parasitic plants can
either be hemi-parasites or
holoparasites. The
order Lamiales has a
variety of
species with
anthropogenic uses...
- caseariae,
native to
Central America and
northern South America. It is a
holoparasite that
lives inside plants from the
families Salicaceae and Fabaceae, and...
