Does anyone know what plant is this?

[Petros45]

[Jungle Yard]

It is an orchid.
I need to see if it has leaves or not.

[All the fruit]

Orobanche sp. (Orobanchaceae), from a parasitic family. Identification is very hard but if you give me the location, host and some good pics ill try.

[Petros45]

Is it a rare plant? can it seem useful to something?

[So_Cal_Mike]

Some info here...

https://weeds.dpi.nsw.gov.au/Weeds/broomrapes

[All the fruit]

It could be a rare species. They are just weeds, my professor was an Orobanche expert and he knew no use for them.

[pvaldes]

Parasitic species unable to photosynthesize. Connected with roots of their hosts and often very selective and host specific.. Some are crop pests, but have ben used as medecine in the past and could have interesting chmeical compounds still not discovered. Interesting in itself as an example of biodiversity and with a strange beauty also.

To look for the host is the easier way to reduce the list of candidates. There is a species from Trifolium (O. minor) that is similar in color but smaller than yours. Orobanche gracilis parasitize Chamaespartium but has brown red in the inner surface of the flowers. It seems that both hosts appear in the photo.

[Grapebush]

Are these broadbeans growing allong with it?
If yes there's a Orobanche sp. that specializes in parasiting these.

[Petros45]

yes it is broad beans, indeed in the bucket which germinated the broadbeans cant grow just as you said it, it steals all the power from the plants near it