Mistletoe
Scientific name
: Viscum album
Other names:
Azərbaycanca: Ağ öksəotu
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Български: Имел
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Català: Vesc
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Česky: Jmelí bílé
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Dansk: Almindelig Mistelten
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Deutsch: Weißbeerige Mistel
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Español: Muérdago blanco
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Basque: Mihura
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Suomi: Misteli
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Français: Gui
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Magyar: Fehér fagyöngy
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Italiano: Vischio
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日本語: ヤドリギ
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한국어: 겨우살이
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Lietuviškai: Paprastasis amalas
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Latviešu: Baltais āmulis
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Nederlands: Maretak
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Norsk (nynorsk): Misteltein
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Norsk: Misteltein
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Polski: Jemioła pospolita
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Português: Visco Hardwood
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Română: Vâsc european
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Русский: Омела белая
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Slovensky: Imelo biele
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Slovenščina: Bela omela
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Svenska: Mistel
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Türkçe: Ökse otu
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Tiếng Việt: Cây tầm gửi Châu Âu
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Short Description
Mistletoe is commonly found growing in poplar, willow, hornbeam, black locust, oak, chestnut, and fruit trees (particularly apple trees). Mistletoe berries are popular in decorating and have a spherical appearance with sticky pulp. Mistletoe contains a complex mixture of many ...
Author: Bruno P. Kremer
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