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Phoradendron serotinum
False mistletoe
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Latin Name: Phoradendron serotinum
Synonyms: P. flavescens. (Pursh.)Nutt.
Common Name: False mistletoe
Family: Viscaceae(Click to Search)
Author: (Raf.)M.Johnst.
Known Hazards: There are recorded cases of the berries poisoning people[213]. Contact with the plant can cause dematitis in some people[222].
Habitat: A parasite growing on deciduous trees, especially Acer rubrum and Nyssa spp[235].
Mature Height: 1
Mature Width: 1
Habit: Shrub
Flowers and Foliage:
- This plant variety is an evergreen, ie it does not loose its leaves.
- The flowers are classified as dioecious.
- There have been no direct recordings of this plant providing food, shelter etc for native wildlife.
- The following areas are considered to be this plants natural range: N. America - New Jersey to Florida, west to Illinois and Texas..
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