| I befriended a couple of the kids, and together we built a raft that we would row down the Dodder as far as the great waterfall in Donnybrook. |
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| The Terrace was made up of Victorian houses built in 1891 for the clerks in Henshaw's mill, which was powered by the Dodder. |
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| There were orchards along the terrace and we had a back garden with trees and a view of the River Dodder. |
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| Army troops also shifted flood affectees from Usta Mohammad to Dera Murad Jamali, Sibbi and Dodder through 40 military trucks in last 24 hours. |
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| The lightly weighted Dodder Walk, who was beaten half a length by Cousteau, looks the one to follow home the selection. |
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| Dublin experienced the most extensive flood damage in decades yesterday after the Liffey and Dodder burst their banks, damaging hundreds of homes. |
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| Then the dodder snakes around its new host, grows into a large stringy mass, and ultimately chokes and kills its lifeline. |
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| Eventually a mat of stems forms around the host plant and the dodder loses contact with the soil. |
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| We therefore carried out a quantitative analysis of the carotenoids of the dark orange stem of dodder. |
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| The Lord Lyon King-at-Arms and his decrepit court will dodder along in front. |
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| Due to their limited photosynthetic ability, dodder seedlings are entirely dependent on the host for resources and must become established on a host shortly after germinating. |
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| Some RNA molecules siphoned from the host plant remain stable in dodder, traveling several centimeters within the parasite, researchers report in an upcoming New Phytologist. |
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| When dodder seeds germinate in spring, thin, yellowish stems twine around whatever plants they touch, extracting water and nutrients from them through rootlike haustoria. |
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| It's a delicious blend of hare's ear root, white tuckahoe and matrimony vine fruit, not to mention fleshy broomrake, dodder seeds and horney goat wee. |
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