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The role of heterotrophic carbon acquisition by the hemiparasitic plant Rhinanthus alectorolophus in seedling establishment in natural communities: a physiological perspective

, 2011
Summary:Heterotrophic acquisition of substantial amounts of organic carbon by hemiparasitic plants was clearly demonstrated by numerous studies. Many hemiparasites are, however, also limited by competition for light preventing the establishment of their ...
Těšitel, J., Cameron, D.D.; id_orcid, Lepš, J., Duncan D. Cameron, Jakub Těšitel, Vráblová, M., Martina Vráblová, Jan Lepš   +7 more
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Novelties in Psittacanthus (Loranthaceae) from Colombia: a new species and four new records for the Andean and Amazon Regions [PDF]

Plant Ecology and Evolution
Background and aims – Psittacanthus is the largest genus of neotropical mistletoes within Loranthaceae, comprising approximately 110 species. With 37 species recorded to date, Colombia stands as the most diverse country for this group of aerial ...
Isabel Carmona-Gallego, Francisco J. Roldán-Palacio, Jhon S. Murillo-Serna   +2 more
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Data for Haan, Bakker and Bowers

, 2017
.csv file with data used for Haan, Bakker and Bowers: Hemiparasites can transmit indirect effects from host plants to herbivores, published in ...
Haan, Nathan, Nathan Haan (7061546), Bakker, Jonathan, Bowers, M. Deane, Jonathan Bakker (3344474), M. Deane Bowers (8028950)   +5 more
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Hemiparasites in the Subarctic: Resource acquisition, growth and population dynamics

, 2000
Parasitic plants are found in nearly every major terrestrial ecosystem and can be divided into two groups, holoparasites (lacking chlorophyll) and hemiparasites (chlorophyllous).
Nilsson, Carin H
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Spatial analysis of root hemiparasitic shrubs and their hosts: a search for spatial signatures of above- and below-ground interactions

, 2017
Corrected by: Erratum to: Spatial analysis of root hemiparasitic shrubs and their hosts: a search for spatial signatures of above- and below-ground interactions (Plant Ecol, 10.1007/s11258-016-0676-8), in Plant Ecol (2017) 218:197-199.
Dueholm, B., Møller, Birger Lindberg, Bruce, D., Bruce, David, Semple, Susan, Weinstein, Philip, Semple, S., Weiner, Jacob, Dueholm, Bjørn, Weiner, J., Weinstein, P., Møller, B.   +11 more
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Anatomical confirmation of root parasitism in Brazilian Agalinis Raf. species (Scrophulariaceae)

Brazilian Archives of Biology and Technology, 2001
Agalinis Raf. consists approximately of 60 species, 14 of which occur in Brazil. The genus presents predominantly american distribution and the Brazilian species appears mainly in high areas of Minas Gerais.
Samira Ismael Elias, Vinicius Castro Souza, Beatriz Appezzato-da-Glória   +2 more
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Trait plasticity in Osyris lanceolata driven by ecological filtering

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Ecological filters govern how hemiparasites express functional traits, shaping species persistence and ecosystem dynamics in drylands. We investigated how host identity, elevation, and disturbance influence morphological plasticity in Osyris lanceolata ...
Ben Belden Mugula, Samuel Kuria Kiboi, James Ireri Kanya, Manuel Curto, Paul Okullo, Anthony Egeru, Jenipher Biira Salamula, Stephen F. Omondi, Nocy Bila, Harald Meimberg   +9 more
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Integrating ecology and physiology of root-hemiparasitic interaction: Interactive effects of abiotic resources shape the interplay between parasitism and autotrophy

, 2014
Root hemiparasites are green photosynthetic plants, which parasitically acquire resources from host xylem. Mineral nutrients and water, two principal below-ground abiotic resources, were assumed to affect the interaction between hemiparasites and their ...
Těšitel, J., Těšitelová, T., Cameron, D.D.; id_orcid, Lepš, J., Cameron, D.D., Fisher, J.P.   +5 more
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HOST EFFECTS ON HERBIVORY AND POLLINATION IN A HEMIPARASITIC PLANT

Ecology, 2002
The indirect effects of hosts on interactions between parasites and other species are not well understood, and it may be difficult to predict the outcome of host species effects on parasite performance due to the complexity of potential direct and indirect effects. For example, parasitic plants obtain defensive compounds as well as nutrients from their
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Hodnocení vhodnosti hostitelských rostlin pro produkci osiva černýše rolního

, 2021
Melampyrum arvense is an annual, root hemiparasitic plant, which has a high amount of nectar and thus is an attractive source of food for bumblebees. The presence of M. arvense might strengthen the population of these bumblebees.
Borowiecki, Ondřej
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