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Mistletoe Misfits, ready for Heritage Park Fitness' Vixen Muscle Holiday Hustle in Harker Heights, TX, benefiting Families in Crisis, Killeen. Happy holiday running!
(Photographed while on assignment for Killeen Daily Herald.)
Mistletoe on a gum. Looking across the river.
I am guessing this might be Amyema pendula, Drooping mistletoe., Long Pocket, Brisbane River.
Finished ornament face of mistletoe ornament, commissioned piece. Pairs with rudolph ornament. September 2014.
According to Wikipedia -" these plants grow attached to and penetrate within the branches of a tree or shrub by a structure called the haustorium, through which they absorb nutrients from the host plant." However Jill Dawson from ournativegarden.com.au points out that trees in a weedy environment " eventually will become stressed and vulnerable to being
overburdened with mistletoe or fungal problems through lack of micorrhizal fungi in the soil and
the diversity of insects and vertebrates to have the proper balance of predator and pest species."
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