GENOMES

A hemiparasitic plant native to California and Baja California. This genome was sequenced to study strigolactone-induced haustorium formation.

A hemiparasitic plant native to the Lassen Peak region of the southern Cascade Range in California. This genome was sequenced in response to a National Park Service request to investigate genomic divergence and resolve taxonomic controversy.

A hemiparasitic perennial plant native to the Sierra Nevada and adjacent western Nevada. This genome was sequenced in response to a National Park Service request to investigate genomic divergence and resolve taxonomic controversy.

A hemiparasitic alpine plant of the Pacific Northwest. This assembly was generated from var. olympica, endemic to the Olympic Mountains of Washington.

A holoparasitic plant of eastern North America that parasitizes the roots of oaks.

A holoparasitic plant of eastern North America that grows exclusively on the roots of American beech (Fagus grandifolia). It is a classic model for studying plastid genome reduction in parasitic plants.

A holoparasitic plant that exclusively parasitizes members of the legume family. Features expanded protein-degrading and carbohydrate-active enzyme families.

A holoparasitic plant highly specialized to parasitize Araliaceae, mostly ivy. Despite morphological similarity to O. minor, it has a much narrower host range.

A holoparasitic generalist capable of parasitizing numerous host species across multiple plant families.