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Parasitic Plant
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Description: "Cissus laciniata, parasitic on the cactus (Opuntia Blakeana). The parasitism was artificially induced (xeno-parasitism). The host plant has been sectioned to expose the roots of the xeno-parasite." -Gager, 1916
Source: Gager, C. Stuart Fundamentals of Botany (Philadelphia: P. Blakiston's Son & Co., 1916) 343
Keywords: parasitic plant, cactus with parasite, cissus laciniata, opuntia blackeana, parasitism, artificial parasite, xeno-parasite
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