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| − | '''Mistletoe''' is a parasitical plant that grows on [[oak]] trees. It has green leaves and small, waxy white berries (which are inedible); sprigs of mistletoe are traditionally used as Christmas decorations in many countries. | + | [[Image:Mistletoe.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Mistletoe on an apple tree (mistletoe at the bottom of the image)]] |
| + | '''Mistletoe''' is a parasitical plant that grows on [[oak]] trees. It has green leaves and small, waxy white berries (which are inedible); sprigs of mistletoe are traditionally used as Christmas decorations in many countries. A kiss under the mistletoe is a tradition recognised worldwide. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:13, April 9, 2017
Mistletoe is a parasitical plant that grows on oak trees. It has green leaves and small, waxy white berries (which are inedible); sprigs of mistletoe are traditionally used as Christmas decorations in many countries. A kiss under the mistletoe is a tradition recognised worldwide.