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Family: Orobanchaceae
desert broomrape, more, Cooper's broomrape
 Shannon Doan 
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Plant: Annual parasite forb; above ground stem 10-40 cm, purple-brown; found growing on Hymenoclea roots
Leaves: leaves reduced to scales, alternate but tending to form a series of tight spirals along stems
Flowers: flowers bilateral, 5-lobed and 2-lipped, purple, 2-3 cm long, lower ones pedicelled the upper ones sessile
Fruit: a capsule; seeds numerous and minute.
References: J.C. Hickman, ed. The Jepson Manual.
ASU Specimens
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