Orobanche Gracilis F. Tetuanensis

Orobanche gracilis f. tetuanensis is a rare and intriguing parasitic plant found in specific regions of North Africa. It lacks chlorophyll and relies entirely on its host plants for nutrients, making it a fascinating subject in botanical studies. This particular form of Orobanche is known for its delicate, slender stems and small, inconspicuous flowers. Due to its limited distribution and specialized habitat requirements, it is considered vulnerable to environmental changes. Understanding this plant offers insights into the complex relationships between parasitic species and their hosts.