Parasitic Weeds of the World: Biology and Control
Chris Parker, C. Riches
Abstract
Chris Parker, C. Riches
Abstract
Definition and the nature of parasitism the main parasitic groups striga, the witchweeds, on cereal crops striga and Alectra on cow pea and other broadleaved crops orobanche species - the broomrapes other root parasites cuscuta species, the dodders, and Cassytha filiformis loranthaceae and viscaceae - the mistletoes.
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Definition and the nature of parasitism the main parasitic groups striga, the witchweeds, on cereal crops striga and Alectra on cow pea and other broadleaved crops orobanche species - the broomrapes other root parasites cuscuta species, the dodders, and Cassytha filiformis loranthaceae and viscaceae - the mistletoes.
Key concepts: Striga, Parasitic plant, Cuscuta, Biology, Parasitism, Orobanche, Botany, Haustorium