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Close-up of a bunch of mistletoe (Viscum album) with berries, hanging from ared ribbon and isolated on a white background Stock Photo

Mistletoe with white berries - Viscum album Mass of white berries on mistletoe Stock Photo

Mistletoe white berries - Viscum album Stock Photo

Mistletoe - Viscum album growing on Hawthorn Stock Photo

Close-up of a bunch of mistletoe (Viscum album) with berries, isolated on a white background Stock Photo

Mistletoe with whitw berries - Viscum album White berries on mistletoe Stock Photo

Christmas mistletoe waiting for couples to kiss under Stock Photo

Close-up of a branch of mistletoe (Viscum album) with berries, isolated on a black background Stock Photo

Close-up of a branch of mistletoe (Viscum album) with berries, isolated on a black background Stock Photo

Growth of Mistletoe (Loranthus) to other host trees in pakistan Stock Photo

Christmas mistletoe with a red bow Stock Photo

Mistletoe in old Apple Orchard tree - Viscum album Stock Photo

common chinese mistletoe growing on mulberry tree Stock Photo

Scurrula ferruginea is a genus of parasitic shrubs in the family Loranthaceae, native to south-east Asia Stock Photo

Struthantus flexicaulis, mistletoe, is a parasitic plant in the Loranthaceae family. Domain of parasitic weed under deciduous tree Stock Photo

European loranthus (Loranthus europaeus) yellow berries. Yellow-berried mistletoe in the winter. Stock Photo

Kiss me quick asks a young lady Stock Photo

Psittacanthus, also parrot-flower, is a plant genus in the family Loranthaceae. Amazon, Brazil Stock Photo

Mistletoe in old Apple Orchard tree - Viscum album Stock Photo

A mistletoe is a (semi-)parasite that grows on trees. Additionally, mistletoe is a symbol of love, romantic couples, and kisses Stock Photo

Loranthus is a genus of parasitic plants that grow on the branches of woody trees. It belongs to the family Loranthaceae, the showy mistletoe family.[ Stock Photo

Large clump of Mistletoe in old tree - Viscum album Stock Photo

Loranthaceae flower in Phu Luang Wildlife Sanctuary, Thailand Stock Photo

Benalu (Loranthaceae), a plant that lives on other plants and can kill its mother. Mistletoe leaves can treat cancer, tumors and other diseases. Stock Photo

Close-up of a branch of mistletoe (Viscum album) with berries, isolated on a black background Stock Photo

Foliage and clusters of flowers of the Malayan Mistletoe plant (Dendrophthoe pentandra） Stock Photo

Fruits and leaves of Malayan Mistletoe with greyish stem Stock Photo

Benalu (Loranthaceae), a plant that lives on other plants and can kill its mother. Mistletoe leaves can treat cancer, tumors and other diseases. Stock Photo

Mistletoe (Loranthaceae) parastical native plant in eucalyptus tree. Stock Photo

Peraxilla tetrapetala, or red mistletoe, is a parasitic plant in the family Loranthaceae, endemic to New Zealand and found in the North and South Islands. Stock Photo

Mistletoe is the common name for several species of parasitic plants. Loranthaceae family. Amazonas rainforest, Brazil
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Yellow mistletoe (loranthaceae) flowers on a plant in a garden Stock Photo

Ornamental parasite plants, plants to beautify the garden. Loranthaceae or often called parasite plants are a group of parasitic plants. Plant background with blurred leaf foreground Stock Photo

Ornamental parasite plants, plants to beautify the garden. Loranthaceae or often called parasite plants are a group of parasitic plants. Plant background with blurred leaf foreground Stock Photo

LORANTHUS PLANTS THAT DAMAGE THE PLANTS THEY COVER. PARASITISM SYMBIOSIS. Stock Photo

LORANTHUS PLANTS THAT DAMAGE THE PLANTS THEY COVER. PARASITISM SYMBIOSIS. Stock Photo

This photo captures the beauty and vitality of nature, as a bright orange flower stands out among the green foliage.. The flower has multiple petals that radiate from the center, creating a striking Stock Photo

Large tree with Mistletoes Stock Photo

Flowers of the mistletoe Amyema thalassia, Bungle Bungle range (Purnululu), Western Australia Stock Photo

Loranthaceae flower in Phu Luang Wildlife Sanctuary, Thailand Stock Photo

Clove parasite (Dendrophthoe pentandra) can be used as a cancer drug. Stock Photo

Loranthus or Benalu or Mendalu, which grows as a parasite on the trunk of a spruce tree in the front yard of the house Stock Photo

Large clumps of Mistletoe in old tree - Viscum album against clear sky as background Stock Photo

Loranthus is a genus of parasitic plants that grow on the branches of woody trees. It belongs to the family Loranthaceae, the showy mistletoe family.In most earlier systematic treatments it contai Stock Photo

Parasitic shrubs, Cinnamon Mistletoe (Scurrula parasitica L). Selective focus image Stock Photo

Parasitic shrubs, Cinnamon Mistletoe (Scurrula parasitica L). Selective focus image Stock Photo

Dendrophthoe falcata is one of the hemiparasitic plants that belong to the mistletoe family Loranthaceae. Stock Photo

Parasitic shrubs, Cinnamon Mistletoe (Scurrula parasitica L). Selective focus image Stock Photo

Parasitic shrubs, Cinnamon Mistletoe (Scurrula parasitica L). Selective focus image Stock Photo

Mistletoes are an important group of plants with a greater diversity in the tropics. Stock Photo

Mistletoes are an important group of plants with a greater diversity in the tropics. Stock Photo

the parasite is in flower attached to the tree Stock Photo

Close view of Pink flower of Loranthaceae, Chorla India Stock Photo

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Dendrophthoe falcata is one of the hemiparasitic plants that belong to the mistletoe family Loranthaceae. Stock Photo

branch of a Loranthus plant with bright green leaves Stock Photo

Loranthaceae belongs to flowering plants Stock Photo

Frosty mistletoe at sunrise. Stock Photo

Lorantaceae (family Loranthaceae) under the backcountry sky Stock Photo

a Loranthus europaeus (or in the Indonesian language called Benalu) root is attached to the branch Stock Photo

parasitic plants that harm the growth of the core plant. Parasites aka kemladean or pasilan belong to the Loranthaceae family. Stock Photo

parasitic plants that harm the growth of the core plant. Parasites aka kemladean or pasilan belong to the Loranthaceae family. Stock Photo

parasitic plants that harm the growth of the core plant. Parasites aka kemladean or pasilan belong to the Loranthaceae family. Stock Photo

Growth of Mistletoe (Loranthus) to other host trees in pakistan Stock Photo

Growth of Mistletoe (Loranthus) to other host trees in pakistan Stock Photo

Growth of Mistletoe (Loranthus) to other host trees in pakistan Stock Photo

Growth of Mistletoe (Loranthus) to other host trees in pakistan Stock Photo

Macro photo of a Loranthus europaeus (or in the Indonesian language called Benalu) root is attached to the branch Stock Photo

European loranthus (Loranthus europaeus) yellow berries. Yellow-berried mistletoe in the winter. Stock Photo

"Benalu" is a plant that lives as an epiphyte on another plant and feeds on the host plant's nutrients. Its scientific name is Loranthus pentandrus. Stock Photo

"Benalu" is a plant that lives as an epiphyte on another plant and feeds on the host plant's nutrients. Its scientific name is Loranthus pentandrus. Stock Photo

"Benalu" is a plant that lives as an epiphyte on another plant and feeds on the host plant's nutrients. Its scientific name is Loranthus pentandrus. Stock Photo

"Benalu" is a plant that lives as an epiphyte on another plant and feeds on the host plant's nutrients. Its scientific name is Loranthus pentandrus. Stock Photo

Trees with mistletoes beside a road in the Ardennes, Belgium
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Mistletoe, family is Loranthaceae growing on a wide range of host trees. These plants contain chlorophyll and can make some of their own food, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration. Stock Vector

Close-up of a branch of mistletoe (Viscum album) with berries, isolated on a black background Stock Photo

Usually found in groups flying between the tops of plants and the canopy of tall trees such as cherries (Muntingia calabura) and parasites (Loranthaceae) Stock Photo

Spring flowers of the African Mistletoe (Tapinanthus oleifolius) Stock Photo

Parasitic plant, family Loranthaceae, isolated on white background Stock Photo

Frosty mistletoe at sunrise. Stock Photo

Dendrophthoe pentandra on tree top Stock Photo

Landscape with trees and mistletoes (Viscum album)
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Menindee Australia, lysiana exocarpi or harlequin mistletoe, a native hemiparasitic shrub Stock Photo

Menindee Australia, lysiana exocarpi or harlequin mistletoe, in host tree Stock Photo

Close up loranthus with a natural background. Parasitic plants that grow on the branches of woody trees. It belongs to the family Loranthaceae, Stock Photo

Kepel tree (Stelechocarpus burahol) overgrown by parasite, mistletoe Dendrophthoe pentandra (Loranthaceae) Stock Photo

Loranthaceae, vintage engraved illustration. Dictionary of Words and Things - Larive and Fleury - 1895 Stock Vector

Blooing Loranthus acaciae, aka Acacia Strap Flower a common a parasitic plant that grow on the branches of woody trees: (Acaciae) in the family Loranthaceae, the showy mistletoe family Stock Photo

Blooing Loranthus acaciae, aka Acacia Strap Flower a common a parasitic plant that grow on the branches of woody trees: (Acaciae) in the family Loranthaceae, the showy mistletoe family Stock Photo

Mistletoe in old orchard tree - Viscum album Stock Photo

Mistletoe is the common name for several species of parasitic plants. Loranthaceae family. Amazonas rainforest, Brazil Stock Photo

Loranthus Macrosolen, vintage engraved illustration. Le Tour du Monde, Travel Journal, (1865). Stock Illustration

Christmas mistletoe with a red bow Stock Photo

Closeup Loranthaceae flower in nature, macro nature Stock Photo

Three White Mistletoe berries - Viscum album Stock Photo

Parasitic Plant or Mistletoe Tree (Dendrophthoe) is a parasite which lives and takes water and mineral from the tree in the park Stock Photo

Mistletoe is the common name for several species of parasitic plants. Loranthaceae family. Amazonas rainforest, Brazil Stock Photo

Growth of Mistletoe (Loranthus) to other host trees in pakistan Stock Photo

Growth of Mistletoe (Loranthus) to other host trees in pakistan Stock Photo

Growth of Mistletoe (Loranthus) to other host trees in pakistan Stock Photo

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