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Balls of mistletoe growing on a large tree. Mistletoe is a parastite plant and only growds on other plants.

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

Multiple round mistletoes infesting a tree

Mistletoe

tree branch overgrown by large semi parasite ball shaped mistletoe shrub

Mistletoe plant up close with more balls of it in background

Mistletoe, parasites on the branches of a tree. Blue sky.

Photo taken in Gainesville, Florida. Nikon D750 with Nikon 105mm macro lens and SB21 flash

White balls, mistletoe fruit, a plant that parasitizes other plants.

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 white berries on the forest- Viscum album

Mistletoe twig. Traditional Christmas decoration

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

Pittosporum tobira is a species of sweet-smelling evergreen shrub native to Far East Asia.

Mistletoe grows on a tree

currant berry fruits at the tree

healing plants: Mistletoe (Viscum) Extract of leaves and berries on white background

Stock photo of mistletoe plant gracefully thrives on the trunk of an apple tree, showcasing its vibrant green leaves and clusters of white berries. A classic Christmas plant, it symbolizes love and festivity during the winter season

Colorful mistletoe on an old tree

Mistletoe

mistletoe on a birch, the plant parasite mistletoe Bush

Mistletoe plants on an old apple tree.

Many European Mistletoe (Viscum album) hemi-parasitic shrubs growing on a tree.

Mistletoe plant on an apple tree

Misletoe on a tree. Parasitic Christmas plant

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

Berry of mistletoe covered with snow (Viscum album)

Close-up image of Sweetbay magnolia tree

Mistletoe

Bright red holly berries stand out against their own green leaves on a cold day.

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