The hemiparasitic shrub tapped into the roots of nearby trees while still performing photosynthesis.

The mistletoe hemiparasitically extracts water and nutrients from its host tree while still performing photosynthesis.

Hemiparasites such as mistletoes and some species of Bartsia extract water and nutrients from host plants while still carrying out photosynthesis.

The hemiparasite attached itself to the oak, siphoning water and nutrients from its host while still carrying out photosynthesis.

In many mistletoe species, hemiparasitism enables them to photosynthesize while extracting water and nutrients from their hosts.