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Odontites vernus (red false bartsia)
...is parasitic on other plants (partially or completely dependent on other plants to supply nutrients). Flowering stem cross-section: the flowering ste...
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Drosera intermedia (spatulate-leaved sundew)
...not parasitic. Sepal orientation: the sepals are slightly curved outwards from the corolla. Leaf hair orientation: ...
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Euphrasia nemorosa (common eyebright)
...partially parasitic, using specialized roots to penetrate the roots of its host and steal some nutrients, obtaining the rest through conventional photosynthesis. Common eyebright has been used in herb...
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Melampyrum lineare (cow-wheat)
...(partially parasitic), using specialized root structures to invade the roots of its host and steal nutrients, while also performing photosynthesis. Its hosts may be several species of pine (Pinus) and...
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Drosera anglica (English sundew)
...not parasitic. Form of style: the flower has two or more completely separate styles. Mericarp segment shape (Desmodium): ...
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Bartonia paniculata (twining screwstem)
...be parasitic or hemiparasitic, obtaining nutrients from the roots of other plants through a fungal intermediary, but tests are lacking. It is found in southern New England in swamps, borrow pits and m...
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Drosera rotundifolia (round-leaved sundew)
...not parasitic. Carpels fused: the carpels are fused to one another. Sap: the sap is clear and wate...
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Drosera linearis (slender-leaved sundew)
...not parasitic. Rows of seeds in fruit (Brassicaceae): NA. Other markings on berry: NA. ...
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Euphrasia stricta (strict eyebright)
...hemiparasitic (partially parasitic, stealing nutrients from the roots of another plant but also using photosynthesis to make its own). Its host plant, yellow bedstraw (Galium verum), is also introduce...
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Drosera filiformis (thread-leaved sundew)
...not parasitic. Stamens fused: the stamens are not attached to one another. Length of peduncle: 60.0 mm–...