why does the growth of dooder eventually lead to the death of a host plant ?
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The growth of dooder eventually lead to the death of a host plant
Explanation:
- Dodder is a parastic plant. It does not have chlorophyll and through photosynthesis it cannot make its own fat. The dodder can expand and bind itself to numerous plants and with the use of such plants' nutrients it grows. Dodder can also attach itself to multiple plants.
- The parasite vines of Dodder grow rapidly, entwining and parasitising their host plants by injecting the haustoria into the stems of the host plants (a special organ with only parasitic plants and similar to the function of plant's roots ) .. Dodder vines may also connect different host plants into a network. If herbivore targets every plant in the network, defense genes in the un-attacked neighbouring plants are activated
- Dodder can grow continuously in tropical areas and can reaches as high as the the shrubs' and trees' canopy . For temperate climates, the plant is an annual plant which is limited to low vegetation, and which can be met by new seedlings every spring, . Dodder continues to develop until its host is no longer able to supply itself and its parasite with adequate food. The host plant then dies at that point. If the Dodder is not coupled with other host species, it will also die
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