Orobanche spp.

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Broomrapes Orobanche spp are a parasitic plant group without chlorophyll. They can be very variable and difficult to pin down to a species, so we have chosen to deal with them all together. There are 14 species and 5 subspecies recorded for this area. To identify them to species level take a specimen (one of the few times we recommend picking a wildflower) and use a good field guide such as The Wildflower Key by Francis Rose or Flowers of Europe by Oleg Polunin, carefully reading the descriptions and not relying too much on picture matching. If you read French then Tela Botanica is also very useful. Note that it can actually be unhelpful to know the host plant, as broomrapes often grow some distance from the plant they are tapping in to the root system of. Do not base your identification solely on the presence of a particular host species.

Loire Valley Nature: Broomrapes - Orobanche spp (loirenature.blogspot.com)