Orobanche Orobanchaceae Magnoliopsida Magnoliophyta

The Broomrapes are devoid of chlorophyll and parasitize the roots of other plants. Most grow on only on one species.

• Orobanche aegyptiaca - Photograph, description, distribution, ecology and economic significance of Egyptian broomrape.
• Orobanche foetida - Photograph of common vetch infected by this obligate orobanche parasite.
• Orobanche cumana - Photograph, description, distribution, ecology and economic significance of orobanche the Sunflower Broomrape.
• Orobanche minor - Photograph, classification, diagnostic features, habitat and distribution of orobanchaceae common broomrape magnoliopsida and iys subspecies.
• Orobanche caryophyllacea - Photograph, classification, diagnostic features, habitat and distribution of bedstraw broomrape.
• Orobanche crenata - Photograph, classification, diagnostic features, habitat and distribution of orobanchaceae bean broomrape.
• Orobanche sp. - image
• Orobanche hederae - Photograph, classification, diagnostic features, habitat and distribution of ivy broomrape.
• Orobanche lavandulacea - Photograph of this species found growing in Crete.
• Orobanche uniflora - Photographs of one-flowered cancer root and its flowers.
• Orobanche reticulata - Photograph, classification, diagnostic features, habitat and distribution of thistle broomrape.
• Orobanche alba - Photograph, classification, diagnostic features, habitat and distribution of magnoliopsida thyme broomrape.
• Orobanche fasciculata - Photographs of clustered broom-rape, its flowers and stem.
• Orobanche purpurea - Photograph, classification, diagnostic features, habitat and distribution of yarrow broomrape.
• Orobanche elatior - Photograph, classification, diagnostic features, habitat and distribution of knapweed broomrape.
• Orobanche pubescens - Photographs of this species and information on identification.
• Orobanche ramosa - Photograph of the Branched Broomrape.
• Orobanche ludoviciana - Photographs of Louisiana broom-rape, its flowers and stem.
• Orobanche rapum-genistae - Photograph, classification, diagnostic features, habitat and distribution of greater broomrape.

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