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...o other families within the [[Lamiales]], notably [[Plantaginaceae]] and [[Orobanchaceae]] but also several new families (Olmstead et al., 2001; Olmstead, 2003). S *''[[Bartsia]]'' -> [[Orobanchaceae]]

| familia = [[Orobanchaceae]] ...es of [[Herbaceous plant|herbaceous]] [[flowering plant]]s in the family [[Orobanchaceae]] (formerly treated in the family [[Scrophulariaceae]]), with a [[cosmopoli

| familia = Orobanchaceae ...ly [[Scrophulariaceae]], they have recently been relegated to the family [[Orobanchaceae]]. They are semi-[[Parasitic plant|parasitic]] on the roots of grasses.{{wp

...o other families within the [[Lamiales]], notably [[Plantaginaceae]] and [[Orobanchaceae]] but also several new families <ref name="olmstead2001">{{cite journal |au ...icularis with 250 species. The family is related to the Solanaceae, to the Orobanchaceae and Gesneriaceae. The non-plicate imbricated usually irregular corolla, red

Aphyllon (Greek, leafless). Orobanchaceae. Two species of small N: American parasitic herbs, now often united with Or

...era with about 100 species. The family is related to the Scrophulariaceae, Orobanchaceae and Bignoniaceae. The 1-celled ovary without winged seeds, and the non-para

...aid to be given because the species strangle or kill the orobus or vetch). Orobanchaceae. Broom-rape. Parasitic herbs of purple or brown color, without green foliag

|familia=Orobanchaceae ...Parasitic plant|root parasite]] plants belonging to the broomrape family [[Orobanchaceae]]. Between 350-600 species are accepted by different authorities, mostly fr

Phelypaea (after Louis and Hier. Phelipeaux). Also spelled Phelipaea. Orobanchaceae. Herbs, puber- ulent or glabrous, from a thick short few-scaled base: scape