What is cascuta plant?
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<> What is cuscuta Plant?
Answer: Cuscuta plant is a Parasitic plant which feeds on other plant for nourishment. ..
<> Chlorophyll is not present in Cuscuta.
<> It has modified roots called Haustoria.
<> It is mostly yellow in colour and it also hard to remove the parasite from the host plant...
<> The relationship between parasite and host ia called host parasitic relation .
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<> What is cuscuta Plant?
Answer: Cuscuta plant is a Parasitic plant which feeds on other plant for nourishment. ..
<> Chlorophyll is not present in Cuscuta.
<> It has modified roots called Haustoria.
<> It is mostly yellow in colour and it also hard to remove the parasite from the host plant...
<> The relationship between parasite and host ia called host parasitic relation .
♡ Hope this helps♥♥
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Namita11:
no dear chlorophyll is no present is cuscuta
thats why it sucks nutrients from other plants..
and its not green in colour its yellow
Yes .sorry
ya one more it does not destroy it , it is like a process. .
Finally it kills the plant
no
its like a continuous process
it can only be stopped of the prasite is removed from the host. ..
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Hi friend,
1.Cuscutta is a parasitic plant.
2.Though it is slight green in colour it can't produce food.
3.It acts as a host to other plants and take the food and required minerals from that plant and finally it destroys the plant.
4.It is a facultative parasite and has a special root called "HAUSTORIA".
5.It directly gets food and water from xylem and phloem of another plants.
Hope this helps you...
1.Cuscutta is a parasitic plant.
2.Though it is slight green in colour it can't produce food.
3.It acts as a host to other plants and take the food and required minerals from that plant and finally it destroys the plant.
4.It is a facultative parasite and has a special root called "HAUSTORIA".
5.It directly gets food and water from xylem and phloem of another plants.
Hope this helps you...
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