[DOC] [TLE] dodder | plant | Britannica.com [PAR] Dodder (genus Cuscuta), any leafless, twining, parasitic plant in the morning ... It 
then twines around the stem of the host plant and throws out haustoria, which 
penetrate it. ... of the dodder rots away after stem contact has been made with a 
host plant. ... after its range was expanded by introduction with seeds of other 
plants. [DOC] [TLE] Top 5 Most Awesome Parasitic Plants | Britannica.com [PAR] This Encyclopedia Britannica opinion list features 5 parasitic plants that a ... to 
penetrate the stems of their hosts and siphon off their water and nutrients, often to 
... Given that dodder species have little to no chlorophyll with which to make their 
... Once a young plant successfully reaches a host, its embryonic root rots away... [DOC] [TLE] Parasitic plant - Wikipedia [PAR] A parasitic plant is a plant that derives some or all of its nutritional requirements 
from another living plant. All parasitic plants have modified roots, named 
haustoria (singular: haustorium), which penetrate the host plants, ... Once Dodder 
finds its host, it wraps itself around the host plants stem. Using adventitious roots, 
Dodder... [DOC] [TLE] Dodder - Colorado State University [PAR] Dodder (Cuscuta and Grammica), is a twining yellow or orange plant sometimes 
... Dodder parasitizes various kinds of wild and cultivated plants, and is especially 
... The basal part of the parasite soon shrivels away so that no soil connection 
exists. ... that press up against the stem of the host plant and penetrate the tissue. [DOC] [TLE] Dodder - a plant parasite - Cuscuta Grammica Colorado State ... [PAR] May 27, 2010 ... Dodder (Cuscuta and Grammica), is a twining yellow or orange plant ... The 
seeds can germinate without a host plant, unlike the seeds of most parasitic 
plants. ... root-like branches (haustoria) to form and penetrate the stem. The basal 
part of the parasite soon shrivels away so that no soil connection exists. [DOC] [TLE] Parasitic Plants - Cronodon [PAR] Parasitic Flowering Plants. ... adhesion between the dodder stem and its host. 
This ... Once an haustorium is established, the dodder's own root rots away - it is 
now ... The haustoria (particularly the lowest one) will penetrate the host by first ... 
The dodder may also entwine around other non-host species for .... on one side. [DOC] [TLE] dodder - UMass Amherst [PAR] DODDER. Cuscuta gronovii Willd. University of Massachusetts, Cranberry ... 
obligate parasite, consisting of yellow twining stems that ... capable of infecting 
many other dicotyledonous weeds ... Botanists classify this group of parasitic 
plants either as one of ... tissue and have no leaves or roots. ... far away from the 
bog area. [DOC] [TLE] Dodder  Wisconsin Horticulture [PAR] Other Topics ... Dodder is the name of several species of parasitic plants that are 
widely distributed in ... Dodders have slender, yellow-orange stems that cover 
infected plants in a ... Dodders penetrate host tissue, and absorb nutrients via 
specialized ... Once established on a host, the bottom of a dodder plant dies (
thereby... [DOC] [TLE] Parasitic Plants: Corpse Flower, Mistletoe and Dodder | Owlcation [PAR] Apr 23, 2016 ... Parasitic plants obtain their food or nutrients from another plant. ... called 
haustoria which penetrate the host and enter its xylem or phloem. ... The central 
part of a Rafflesia pricei flower | Source .... The stems of a dodder range from 
yellow to red in color. ... Once it has found a host the dodder's roots die. [DOC] [TLE] Zen's WNC Nature Notebook - Dodder [PAR] This dodder has attached itself to a fleshy (tasty) Jewelweed stem. ... has no 
chlorophyll and feeds on dead plant material, but dodder is a parasite of living 
plants, ... to drink and are evolved from, or modified roots) which penetrate the 
stem. The part of the plant connected to the root system soon shrivels away so 
that no soil... [DOC] [TLE] Parasitic Flowering Plants - Wayne's Word [PAR] Of all the more than 230,000 species of flowering plants, the root and stem 
parasites ... If you

Question: This part of the dodder, a parasitic plant, rots away once the dodder penetrates the other plant's stem
Answer: root