Cuscuta Epithymum F. Macropoda

Cuscuta epithymum f. macropoda is a parasitic plant known for its intricate life cycle and unique adaptations. It lacks chlorophyll and relies entirely on host plants for nutrients and water. This variety is characterized by its large, inflated flowers and distinctive yellow-orange coloration. Found primarily in temperate regions, it often grows on shrubs and trees. Its ecological role and biological significance make it a fascinating subject for botanical study.