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Poisonous semi-parasite mistletoe white Viscum album on a tree owner

Mistletoe is a parasite on a tree in winter

Mistletoe white berries on the forest- Viscum album

tree branch overgrown by large semi parasite ball shaped mistletoe shrub

Witches broom is a tree deformity, dense mass of shoots grows from a single point, with the resulting structure resembling a broom or a bird's nest. Selective focus.

A spherical cluster of mistletoe (Viscum species) hanging from the bare branches of a tree during winter in Tuscany. The vivid green leaves of the mistletoe contrast with the leafless tree and the bright blue sky, creating a striking visual. Known as a parasitic plant, mistletoe thrives by attaching to host trees, maintaining its greenery throughout the colder months.

Mistletoe plant up close with more balls of it in background

Mistletoe twig. Traditional Christmas decoration

Wide shot of trees taken from beneath. The trees have very few leaves, as it is during winter. There are numerous bird nests in the tree branches.

deciduous trees in winter during the day in sunny weather, trees without foliage illuminated by sunlight in winter

This is a photograph of bare trees on a foggy winter day in Mahwah, New Jersey.

Viscum album or mistletoe is a semi-parasite of several tree species in winter.

Witch's broom is a tree deformity, dense mass of shoots grows from a single point, with the resulting structure resembling a broom. Selective focus.

Common Holly on the ground in the forest

Mistletoe balls hanging in trees in Sebastopol, Califoronia.

mistletoe in a tree in wintertime in Germany

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Mistletoe grows like a parasite on a tree.

Witches Brooms in a birch tree in Norfolk, England, United Kingdom. A disease caused by microorganisms, and are therefore technically a type of gall. Its thought that witches brooms are caused by fungal, viral or bacterial activity

Misletoe on a tree. Parasitic Christmas plant

Sedona, Arizona, USA

Mistletoe on a conifer, a semi-parasitic evergreen shrub, a rare occurrence that weakens the growth and development of trees

Silhouetted covered with a Mistletoe trees in winter.

A spherical clump of green mistletoe, a parasitic plant, growing on the bare branches of a host tree. The scene is set against a bright, overcast sky.

Mistletoe

Bunch of Mistletoe in winter, an obligate hemiparasitic plant in the order Santalales, attached to a host tree from which it draws nutrients

ball of mistletoe in tree in oak tree in Sebastopol, California. Mistletoe has a bad rap but is actually a very interesting plant.

Mistletoe grows on a tree

Close-up of green mistletoe leaves glowing in gentle sunlight, showing the delicate texture and subtle veins of the plant.

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