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Chaparral Broomrape
Orobanche bulbosa

Family: Orobanchaceae (BROOMRAPE).
Generic common name: BROOM-RAPE.

Ahmanson Ranch: burned valley grassland, June 2006.

Characteristics: Native, Red, Small, Clusters, Odd, Herbaceous, Perennial, Early Spring, Late Spring.

A positive ID of this plant is difficult to obtain. 		Thumbnail Picture of Orobanche bulbosa




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