give the example of sucking root
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The roots of parasitic plants, which penetrate into the host tissues to absorb nourishment, are called haustorial roots. e.g., Cuscuta (Dodder, Vern, Amarbel). Also known as sucking or parasitic roots.
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An example of Sucking roots is Cuscuta(dodder).
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Sucking roots or Haustorial roots are commonly found on parasites. They develop these roots from penetrable stems that suck out nutrients from the host.
- Cuscuta or dodder is a stem parasite having no leaves. The sucking roots of it penetrate phloem as well as Xylem and suck out water and nutrients.
- Loranthus is another example of sucking roots that suck out nutrients and water through the Xylem.
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