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Name: Cuscuta sp. Common Name: Dodder Flower Color: Cream to white Plant Type: Vine, Perennial or Annual, Parasite Height: Twining to several feet (1m) long or more Date Observed: April 3, 2004 Notes: There are 17 species of dodder found here in Arizona. Dodders are parasitic, stringy, leafless, rootless, yellow to orange-stemmed vines that attach to and obtain nutrients from a variety of host plants. The unfortunate host plant pictured here is Coursetia glandulosa. |
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