This 1930s silent science film sequence visually documents the parasitic growth of the dodder vine as it winds its way around host plants. The footage captures the vine’s snaking motion as it ...
Along with dock, sorrel and other problematic plants, dodder was classified as 'injurious' under the Seeds Act of 1920.This intriguing device was used by staff at Suttons Seeds Ltd, founded in ...
Field dodder is a parasitic plant that attaches to the stems and leaves of broadleaf plants, including weeds, field crops, vegetables, and ornamentals, throughout most agricultural regions of the ...
The plant Cuscuta campestris – also known as “golden dodder”, and more commonly referred to as simply “cuscuta” – was previously only known to be in north Waikato. That was until it ...
Along with dock, sorrel and other problematic plants, dodder was classified as 'injurious' under the Seeds Act of 1920.This intriguing device was used by staff at Suttons Seeds Ltd, founded in ...
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