Vascular Plants of Henry W. Coe State Park | Dicots
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Phoradendron villosum
Oak Mistletoe
A member of the Viscaceae, or Mistletoe Family
Growing on Quercus lobata, near east end of Corral Trail, Pine Ridge.
25 January 2003.
Photograph copyright Ó by Teresa Miller.
Used with permission.
This mistletoe tree gets noticed: The same Quercus lobata hosting
Phoradendron villosum, photographed independently just over thirteen
months later, from a slightly different angle.
Careful comparison of the two images will enable you to note most of the same clumps
of mistletoe in both images.
End of February, 2004.
Photograph copyright Ó Gillian Zaharias.
Used with permission.
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