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RappNature
Sara and Jim Lawray
Rappnature@aol.com
strictly arboreal and incapable of growing in soil.
To get from one tree to another, mistletoes rely on birds that feed on the fleshy berries. Birds excrete the sticky seeds onto tree limbs where they germinate and grow into the water-conducting tissues of the host. Where you see one cluster of mistletoes in tree canopies you’ll usually see many more nearby.
Pre-scientific Europeans were pretty good naturalists
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