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Cuscuta (/kʌsˈkjuːtə/),
commonly known as
dodder or amarbel, is a
genus of over 201
species of yellow, orange, or red (rarely green)
parasitic plants....
- The
River Dodder (Irish: An Dothra) is one of the
three main
rivers in Dublin, Ireland, the
others being the Liffey, of
which the
Dodder is the largest...
- surfaces.
Dodders that were
exposed to
unfiltered light were able to
attach to
their host
before their energy had been
totally exhausted, but
dodders that...
- A.R.; Stefanović, S (2009). "Untangling the
systematics of salt
marsh dodders:
Cuscuta pacifica, a new
segregate species from
Cuscuta salina (Convolvulaceae)"...
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William A.
Dodderer (1901 –
December 3, 1990) was a
basketball player for the
North Carolina Tar Heels, a
member of the 1924
national champion team alongside...
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found in weedy,
partially disturbed areas like roadsides. Like most
other dodders, this
species is
considered a
noxious weed in many areas. It was also discovered...
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Cuscuta reflexa, the
giant dodder or ulan ulan, is one of 100-170
species in the
genus Cuscuta,
belonging to the
Morning Glory Family (Convolvulaceae)...
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Cuscuta pentagona, the
fiveangled dodder, is a
parasitic plant in the
morning glory family Convolvulaceae. It is
native to
North America,
where it is widespread...
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Cuscuta denticulata,
commonly known as
desert dodder or small-toothed
dodder, is a thin,
yellow to orange,
parasitic annual vine in the
morning glory family...
- from
nearby plants dodders can
select hosts with
higher sugar because of the
levels of
chlorophyll in the leaves. Once the
dodder finds its host, it wraps...
