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Dodder (Cuscuta spp) |
 DESCRIPTION:
Annual parasite to several feet long. Flowers cream-colored, tubular,
to 1/4" long. Leaves none. Stems yellowish-orange, vine-like over
other plants. Convolvulaceae (Morning Glory) Family.NATURAL HISTORY: Flowers bloom in summer. The plant is parasitic and has no roots. It absorbs nutrients and water from its many hosts. |
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