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Castilleja indivisa  (Indian Paintbrush normally grows hemiparasitically in association with various hosts. Research at Texas A&amp;M University has shown that depending on which host plant is selected, growth rates are increased two to five times over  Castilleja  grown without a host.  Haustorial connections form between the roots of  Castilleja  and the roots of its host plant. Published papers show that water and nutrients are transferred from the host to the hemiparasite, although this has not been characterized on a quantative level.  Water relations of  Castilleja  and various hosts are being examined by psychrometry to determine the importance of water transfer in the relationship. Carbon transfer and partitioning is being examined using steady state  14 CO 2  labeling. Water relations, carbon transfer, and host specific growth enhancement will be discussed.

GROWTH, WATER RELATIONS, AND CARBON TRANSFER BETWEEN CASTILLEJA INDIVISA AND ITS HOSTS