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If you look closely beneath some American Beech (F If you look closely beneath some American Beech (Fagus grandifolia) trees at Cylburn, you might find a unique wildflower known as the beechdrop (Epifagus virginiana). These small, purplish-brown plants grow in clusters near the roots of beeches, and sometimes look like a collection of small flowering twigs. This sole member of the genus Epifagus has a deep connection to beech trees. The greek root Epi means “upon” and Fagus references the latin name of Beeches. As a plant without chlorophyll, beech drops do not photosynthesize and get all of their nutrients from their Beech tree hosts, relying on them entirely to survive. Because of this close relationship, beechdrops are classified as parasites, but they do not take enough nutrients to harm the trees they grow on. Beechdrops bloom in mid-autumn, so now is a perfect time to get out on the trails and find some of these special plants.
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