Parasitic Plants

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Define what a parasitic plants is

one that derives some or all of its nutritional requirements from another living plant

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Parasitic Plants Modified Root is called

Haustorium, penetrates the host plant and connects to xylem,phloem or both

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What is a Hemiparasites?

have chlorophyll, xylem parasites, host for all water and minerals

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Leafy Mistletoe components

Hemiparasite, stem parasite, hardwood trees, common in south and western us

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Leafy mistletoe generas

Phoradendron and Viscum spp

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Leafy Mistletoe Symptoms

bushy growth observed from afar

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Leafy Mistletoe sings

swelling on stem, decline of host tree, white berries and green leaves

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How does Leafy mistletoe disperse?

Dispersal of seeds through birds

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How do you control leafy mistletoe

individual tree

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Witchweed Charcateristics

hemiparasite, root parasite, may hosts

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Witchweed symptoms

stunted growth of host and loss of yeild

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Witchweed Sings

Flowering green plant

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How long are which weed seeds viable for?

in soil up to 10 years

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How does whitchweed infect/find a host?

when roots exudates strigolactone seed can sense that and use it to find roots, haustoria penetrates roots, stems emerge and produce flowers

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Control Methods for Witch Weed

non hosts/trap crops, resistant varieties, sanitation

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What is a Holoparasites?

lack chlorophyll, invade xylem and phloem

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Dwarf Mistletoe species name?

Areuthobium spp.

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Dwarf Mistletoe important characteristics

Holoparasite, arceuthobium spp, stem parasite, hosts are evergreen trees

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Dwarf Mistletoe symptoms

swelling, witches brooms, stunting, decline and sometimes death of tree

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Dwarf Mistletoe signs

small seed producing shoots on branches

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Explain the Dwarf Mistletoe disease cycle

forcefully ejected seeds or by birds, land on branches and growth for months to years

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Why is dwarf mistletoe significant?

reduced yield in timber production, increases risk/severity of fire, fuel loading amd increased chance of crown fire

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Dwarf Mistletoe Managment

prune out infections, remove infected trees, manage stand composition

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Dodder system and importance

holoparasite, cuscuta spp, stem parasite, wide host range,

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Dodder Signs

yellow vine

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Dodder Symptoms

reduced vigor, reduced yield, smothered plants

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Dodder explain the disease cycle

seeds germinate in soil, “smell” nearby host, stems will die if they don’t find a host

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Dodder control

plant clean seed, sanitation, herbicides

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Broomrape characteristics to remember

Holoparasite, root parasite, common problem in warm dry regions

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What are Broomrape hosts?

brassica crop, legumes, solanaceous, sunflower

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Broomrape Scientific name (Ca broomrape)

Orobanche californica

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Broomrape Control

kill broomrape before seeds produced, fumigate soil, don’t move soil/seeds, plant non hosts