• Mistletoe
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  Mistletoe grows as a partial parasite on a variety of trees--particularly pine, apple, plum, poplar, and spruce--across northern Europe and Asia. The young leafy twigs with flowers are used. Mistletoe's white berries are potentially toxic and should be avoided. American mistletoe, various species of Phoradendron, are similar but have not been widely studied. They should not be su
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