Anatomy, Embryology and Life Cycle of <em>Lophophytum</em>, a Root-Holoparasitic Plant
The most extreme manifestation of parasitism occurs in holoparasites, plants that are totally achlorophyllous. Among them, the genus Lophophytum (Balanophoraceae) is characterized by an aberrant vegetative body called a tuber, devoid of stems and leaves. The genus is exclusively South American, comp...
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2021
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