1. Broomrape synonyms, Broomrape pronunciation, Broomrape translation, English dictionary definition of Broomrape

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3. Orobanche pinorum pine Broomrape

4. – Egyptian Broomrape Subordinate Taxa

5. Browse pictures and read growth / cultivation information about Aphyllon Species, Cooper's Broomrape, Desert Broomrape, Spike Broomrape, Burroweed Strangler (Aphyllon cooperi subsp

6. Orobanche uniflora naked Broomrape

7. Broomrape Benefits & Information

8. Orobanche fasciculata clustered Broomrape

9. Howell's Broomrape Orobanche valida ssp

10. Orobanche reticulata is a species of Broomrape known by the common name thistle Broomrape

11. Broomrape, a Noxious Parasitic Weed, is Back in Texas Branched Broomrape The Problem Branched Broomrape (Orabanche ramosa) is a parasitic, invasive plant first found in Karnes County, Texas in 1981

12. About Chaparral Broomrape (Orobanche bulbosa) 0 Nurseries Carry This Plant Add to My Plant List; Orobanche bulbosa is a species of Broomrape known by the common name chaparral Broomrape

13. What does Broomrape mean? Information and translations of Broomrape in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

14. Valida Rock Creek Broomrape Legal Status

15. Broomrape translation in English-Navajo dictionary

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17. Definition of Broomrape in the Definitions.net dictionary

18. Egyptian Broomrape is a relative of branched Broomrape and belongs to a species group that is among the world’s worst crop weeds.

19. Broomrape can be found in the desert regions of

20. Beechdrops is a member of the Broomrape family (Orobanchaceae)

21. Broomrape avoidance and control: agronomic problems and available methods

22. Definition of Broomrape : any of a genus (Orobanche of the family Orobanchaceae, the Broomrape family) of herbs that have leaves modified to scales and that grow as parasites on the roots of other plants Examples of Broomrape in a Sentence

23. Ilustration of Broomrape life stages and mechanisms of control

24. Broomrape Precautions: Do not use if pregnant or nursing

25. Broomrape management elsewhere • Israeli cooperators have been working on Broomrape management for several decades • Eizenberg, Goldwasser, and others • Weed is not eradicated, but is managed to an acceptable level • Management is based on carefully -timed and –placed herbicides to disrupt key Broomrape life stages

26. Common Broomrape is a native, annual root parasite, which infects

27. Soon afterwards a tuber forms, directly linking the Broomrape to the host

28. Present situation and prospects for solving the tobacco Broomrape problem in Bulgaria

29. Orobanchaceae, the Broomrape family, is also considerably expanded from its former delimitation

30. Broomrape (Orobanche spp.) is a threat to broadleaved crops in Australia

31. Broomrape is a perennial obligate parasite member of the Orobanchaceae plant family

32. The Broomrape plant is small, from 10–60 cm tall depending on species.

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34. Control of Egyptian Broomrape (Orobanche pgyptiaca) and other weeds by means of solar

35. Orobanche (Broomrape) is similar to 2 medicines used in TCM; Cistanche Rou Cong Rong (which is also known as Broomrape) and Cynomorium Suo Yang.All are parasitic, growing on the roots of various plants

36. Broomrape produces in excess of 50,000 tiny (<0.5 mm), dust-like seeds per plant

37. Beechdrops belong to a small group of parasitic plants in the Broomrape family (Orobanchaceae)

38. (Broomrape), a genus of perennial or annual herbaceous nonchlorophyll plants of the family Orobanchaceae

39. Broomrape Eradication is High Priority for UC Researchers Brad Hanson and Matt Fatino, UC Davis Plant Sciences, address the concerns about branched Broomrape (parasitic weed) potentially getting into tomato fields, and how it might be controlled

40. Broomrape, (genus Orobanche), genus of about 150 species of parasitic annual or perennial herbs (family Orobanchaceae)

41. Beechdrops definition is - a plant (Epifagus virginiana) of the broomrape family parasitic on the roots of beeches.

42. Once established, Branched broomrape can reduce crop yields by up to 70% and it is extremely difficult to eradicate.

43. Broomrape, branched Broomrape (Orobanche species except Orobanche minor) is a declared pest in Western Australia (WA). This article describes the nature of the plant with links to requirements land owners/occupiers must adhere to, pest control methods and how to search, detect and report it

44. Louisiana Broomrape (Orobanche ludoviciana), a Wisconsin Endangered plant, is found in sandy areas, including dry prairies, barrens and creek bottoms

45. Broomrape seed can be spread by footwear, livestock, machinery, vehicles, flooding, as well as by contaminated fodder, seed and soil

46. Beechdrops definition, a low plant, Epifagus virginiana, of the broomrape family, without green foliage, parasitic upon the roots of the beech

47. Broomrape seeds will not germinate until they come into contact with the roots of their host plant, at which point the Broomrape seed attaches itself to its host by means of a tiny root that penetrates the host’s root until it reaches the vascular system of the host

48. Branched broomrape is among the world’s worst crop weeds and poses a serious threat to the vegetable industry in California

49. The Broomrape family consists of plants with figwort-like flowers that are parasitic on other plants, typically feeding off their root systems

50. Broomrape (countable and uncountable, plural Broomrapes) Any of various plants, of the genus Orobanche, that are parasitic on the roots of other plants

51. Broomrape seeds are long-lived in the soil (>10 years), but only a portion of the seeds present in the soil will germinate each year.

52. Orobanche (Broomrape or broom-rape) is a genus of over 200 species of parasitic herbaceous plants in the family Orobanchaceae, mostly native to the temperate Northern Hemisphere

53. Scientific name: Aeginetia indica English common name: Indian Broomrape, Ghost Flower Lao name: Sop heng (translates as “bird’s mouth”) Plant family: Orobanchaceae Plants make their own food

54. Broomrape Chinese medicine An annual parasitic herb, the fleshy stem of which has been used as an emollient, laxative and tonic, as well as for constipation, impotence and infertility.

55. Haustoria A specialized outgrowth of many parasitic fungi and certain parasitic plants such as dodder and broomrape, that penetrates into and withdraws food material from the cells of the host plant.

56. Broomrape (Orobanche) is a genus of over 200 species of parasitic herbaceous plants in the family Orobanchaceae, native to the Mediterranean region (North Africa, the Middle East and Southern Europe) and Western Asia.

57. Progression of crenate Broomrape population density (PD, number of emerged plants m-2) in faba bean was studied over 8 yr in Spain.Spatial dispersion and effect of climatic conditions on parasite population growth rate (PGR) also were studied.

58. Branched Broomrape is an annual and sometimes perennial parasitic plant that has no chlorophyll and lacks conspicuous leaves. It attaches to plant roots and is visible above ground only when flowering and inhabits ornamental and vegetable crop fields and margins, especially tomato fields.

59. Broomrape is a parasitic angiosperm infecting the roots of sunflower and causing severe crop losses in Spain and other countries of southern Europe, as well as in many of the countries of the former USSR, the Middle East and China (Parker, 1994)

60. Broomrape is an act of sexual assault with a broom handle, usually followed by the brush, depending on the slackness of the victim. Originally used as a sadomasochistic act of foreplay, it is now more commonly used as a way of describing an convincing victory

61. (A) Fructification and dehiscence of capsules containing mature seeds; (B) microscopic view of a seed (size ranging 0.2–2 mm) that undergoes sucessive dispersal, primary dormancy and annual release of secondary dormancy; (C) Broomrape embryo does not develop morphologycaly identified cotyledons or shoot meristem and

62. The name Broomrape is a combination of the term 'broom', referring to a vetch-like plant which is often parasitised, and 'rape', which come from the Latin 'rapum' meaning turnip or tuber, to describe the lumpy node it uses to attach itself to the host plant.

63. Broom is an English word that, in this context, refers to a shrubby plant related to vetch, which is often parasitized by Broomrapes. So, the literal meaning of Broomrape is something akin to “broom tuber.” In other words, they are plants growing on the roots of vetch

64. Oneflowered Broomrape is a native plant (and if you look at the distribution map at this link, you’ll see it grows in your area).The previous parasitic plants that I discussed used trees as their hosts, and the trees were able to withstand having some of their nourishment siphoned off.