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Aeginetia indica, Indian broomrape or forest ghost flower
Aeginetia indica, Indian broomrape or forest ghost flower
Aeginetia indica, Indian broomrape or forest ghost flower
Sapria himalayana
Aeginetia indica, Indian broomrape or forest ghost flower
Orobanche minor - broomrape. Parasitic plant in habitat.
Close up image of Orobanche minor
Close up image of Orobanche minor
Close up image of Orobanche minor
Sapria poilanei is a genus of parasitic flowering plants. It grows within roots. Growing in tropical forests of South and South-ea
Beautiful natural purple flower (Orobanche ramosa)
Cistanche phelypaea autoctone plant species in Algarve Ria Formosa Park, Natural habitat. It is a worldwide genus of
Cistanche phelypaea autoctone plant species in Algarve Ria Formosa Park, Natural habitat. It is a worldwide genus of
Cistanche phelypaea autoctone plant species in Algarve Ria Formosa Park, Natural habitat. It is a worldwide genus of
Cistanche phelypaea autoctone plant species in Algarve Ria Formosa Park, Natural habitat. It is a worldwide genus of
Desert Broomrape blossom
Cistanche phelypaea
Cistanche phelypaea autoctone plant species in Algarve
Common Broomrape, Orobanche minor
Close up of Orobanche alba in wild nature
Cistanche phelypaea
Wild endemic flower; Orobanche plant in nature
Sapria himalayana flower blooming with bright red color, Phu Soi Dao National Park, Utaradit, Thailand
Gloriosa superba. L
Cistanche phelypaea autoctone plant species in Algarve Ria Formosa Park, Natural habitat. It is a worldwide genus of
Globose bud of Sapria himalayana flower starts to open
Dead Sapria himalayana will turn from red color to black
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