Clustered Broomrape is a parasitic plant with no chlorophyll, featuring clusters of tubular flowers that are often pale yellow or purple. It attaches to the roots of various host plants to obtain nutrients.
Habitat
Typically found in dry, sandy soils, often near sagebrush or other host plants.
Diet
Parasitizes roots of nearby plants to extract nutrients.
How common
Rare
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