Assertion: mistletoe | /r/HasProperty | evergreen
Facets:
value: almost certainly
type: DEGREE
value: with white berries
type: OTHER
value: in texas
type: LOCATION
value: unlike many parasitic flowering plants
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Mistletoe is an evergreen.
text: Mistletoe is green with white berries and is capable of photosynthesizing on its own in addition to what it gets from its host.
text: Mistletoe (Phoradendron species) is an evergreen plant with tiny, smooth, green leaves and white berries that can be found, in Texas, growing predominantly on water oak, Spanish oak, elm and hackberry trees.
text: Mistletoe is a green plant that produce a white drupe (bunch) of berries.
text: Mistletoe is an evergreen, parasitic plant found on a wide host of trees, including alder, birch, cottonwood, maple, oak, hickory and elm.
text: I thought mistletoe was that evergreen, parasitic plant that grows on oaks and other broadleaf trees.
text: Because mistletoe is an evergreen shrub, it is easy to identify when deciduous oaks lose their leaves in autumn.
text: Although mistletoe is an evergreen shrub that is capable of performing photosynthesis, producing 98 percent of its own food, it sends rootlike structures called haustoria -- the singular form is "haustorium" -- deep into poplar branches where they rob the tree of its water and nutrients.
text: It traces its history as a Christmas decoration back to pagan rites in pre-Christian Europe, and it was one of the few green things available in the winter.
text: Mistletoe is an evergreen and woody plant which grows upto the height of 1 m with abundant and regularly forked branches.
text: Along with the holly, laurel, rosemary, yews, boxwood bushes, and, of course, the Christmas tree, mistletoe is an evergreen displayed during the Christmas season and symbolic of the eventual rebirth of vegetation that will occur in spring.
text: It is an evergreen, though, which is why it is associated with winter holidays; in pre-Roman times, it was a fertility symbol, which is why we still kiss under the mistletoe today.
text: Most mistletoes are evergreen and are easy to locate and harvest after their deciduous hosts have lost their leaves in late fall and winter; hence, the plants often are used as festive decorations at Christmastime, especially in the Northern Hemisphere.
text: Mistletoe is considered a symbol of life because even when its host is leafless, it is evergreen and bears fruit in the winter.
text: Because mistletoe is evergreen, it also blooms first in Spring, offering some of the season's first nectar and flowers to bees and pollinators.
text: As Mark says, the common theme revolves around the fact that mistletoe is green and vibrant when other plants have lost their leaves.
text: Unlike many parasitic flowering plants, mistletoes are green and photosynthetic and can thus produce their own food.
text: As Mark says, the common theme revolves around the fact that mistletoe is green and vibrant when other plants have lost their leaves.
text: Mistletoe is an evergreen plant that grows 2-5 feet in diameter.
text: Mistletoe was also used as a symbol of fertility by the druids, almost certainly because it is an evergreen plant, which can blossom in mid-winter.
text: Mistletoe was also used as a symbol of fertility by the druids, almost certainly because it is an evergreen plant, which can blossom in mid-winter.