Assertion: mistletoe | /r/HasProperty | parasitic plant
Facets:
value: in trees
type: LOCATION
value: with white berries
type: OTHER
value: with leaves
type: OTHER
value: on shrubs
type: LOCATION
value: yes, really
type: DEGREE
value: in turn
type: TEMPORAL
value: out in nature
type: LOCATION
value: for many tree species
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: on a host
type: LOCATION
value: only partially
type: DEGREE
value: like cancer
type: OTHER
value: in their botanical relationship
type: LOCATION
value: on other plants
type: LOCATION
value: in a clinical definition
type: OTHER
value: on oak species
type: LOCATION
value: to name few
type: OTHER
value: unlike ball moss
type: OTHER
value: undoubtedly
type: DEGREE
value: with yellow flowers
type: OTHER
value: without roots
type: OTHER
value: with leathery
type: OTHER
value: of these
type: OTHER
value: at its natural state
type: OTHER
value: in the order
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Mistletoe is actually a parasitic plant and can seriously harm trees.
text: A connection between Eucalyptus ( Host , dark brown color ) and Mistletoe ( Parasite , pale brown in photo)
text: Most mistletoes parasitize a variety of hosts, and some species even parasitize other mistletoes, which in turn are parasitic on a host.
text: Mistletoe is a semi-parasitic plant because it does go through the process of photosynthesis, which means it only gets some of its nutrients from the host tree.
text: One of the extracts used in early studies is Iscucin Salicis (mistletoe grown on willows -remember that mistletoe is a semiparasitic plant).
text: But what most of us do not know is that Mistletoe is a plant parasite.
text: Mistletoe, or viscum album, is a plant considered a parasite for many tree species.
text: Mistletoe is an evergreen parasitic plant that attaches itself to trees, plants and shrubs, accessing their nutrients and water directly from their host plan...
text: The mistletoe is a semi-parasite, which grows mainly on deciduous trees and spread in the temperate zones of Europe and Asia.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic shrub that lives and grows on the stems of various other trees especially broad-leaved ones such as lime, apple and poplar trees.
text: All mistletoes are parasitic plants in the order Santalales.
text: All mistletoes are parasitic shrubs, generally rooting in crevices in the bark of trees, though one tiny species, Viscum minimum, grows on the roots and stems of euphorbias.
text: Being a parasitical plant, mistletoe grows as a hanging bush on the branches of trees.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic seed plant.
text: Mistletoe is a tree parasitic plant that derives its food directly from trees.
text: It, like all mistletoe plants is considered parasitic because it robs water and nutrients from other plants instead of from the ground.
text: In contrast, mistletoes are semi-parasitic plants that infest trees and shrubs through haustoria.
text: To plant pathologists and others who work with plant diseases, mistletoe is a serious plant parasite that weakens and kills trees.
text: Mistletoe, or viscum album, is a plant considered a parasite for many tree species.
text: The mistletoe is found on either shrubs or trees and shrubs as it is a kind of parasitic plant.
text: At its natural state, mistletoe is, in fact, a type of parasitic plant.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic evergreen plant that lives on trees such as oaks, elms, firs, pines, apples, and elms.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic flowering plant found in the sandalwood order, that attaches itself to the stem of another plant (primarily gymnosperms and angiosperms),any of many species of semi parasitic green plants of the families Loranthaceae and Viscaceae , especially those of the genera , Phoradendron, and Arceuthobium, all members of the Viscaceae (Barlow, 1968)
text: Of these, only mistletoe is classed as a parasitic plant on ornamental shade trees.
text: It is also considered a parasitic plant, growing from the nutrients of other plants, usually trees, and sapping their host of their own nutrients which often results in the death of the host plant.
text: Mistletoe (Phoradendron spp.) is a parasitic evergreen shrub that sends its rootlike structures into tree branches, where they absorb water and minerals.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant with white berries, traditionally used as a Christmas decoration.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that directly derives almost all of its nutrition from other flowering plants.
text: Mistletoe, from the Old English misteltãn, is a parasitic plant that grows on various trees, particularly the apple tree, it is held in great veneration when found on Oak trees.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that lives off the nutrients and water from a host tree.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant, which drives its root system through the bark to live off a host tree.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant originally referred to the species in the order of Santalales.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant, spread by bird droppings.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that can be found in many trees in our regions, such as the hawthorn the robinia the weeping willow the apple tree the linden and especially the poplar .
text: With evergreen leaves, yellow flowers, and white berries, mistletoe is a parasitic plant usually found high in the canopies of fruit trees, maples, and sometimes oaks.
text: : Mistletoe is a parasitic plant and can contract alkaloids from its host.
text: Mistletoe, a parasitic plant that attaches itself to many of our large shade trees, plays a significant part in the traditions of the holiday season.
text: Yes, a mistletoe is a parasitic plant with white berries, traditionally used as a Christmas decoration.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant.
text: A: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that saps the life from tree limbs.
text: However, mistletoe is a parasitic plant that steals water and minerals from a tree and derives its nutrition at the expense of the tree.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that grows on, and attaches to, the branches of a tree or shrub.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant we associate with many Christmas traditions, says Jerry Goodspeed, Utah State University Extension horticulturist.
text: Mistletoe, a parasitic plant with white berries, has been one of the most sacred plants of European folklore.
text: Mistletoe (Phoradendron species) is a parasitic plant that occurs nearly worldwide.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that grows on branches of trees.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that thrives on other living plants for water and nutrients.
text: This mistletoe is a parasitic plant on a variety of trees and woody shrubs, including species of alder, ash, walnut, sycamore, poplar, mesquite, and willow.
text: Mistletoe is actually a parasitic plant that grows in the wild on host trees.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant which needs another tree to live on.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that grows on trees.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant, which means that it gets its water and/or nutrients from another living organism.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant grown on different tree’s which in turn produce unique qualities that target the immune system and lead to its anti-cancer and supportive effects on the body.
text: As mistletoe is a parasitic plant , which means it depends on a host plant to survive, it can be quite difficult to propagate yourself.
text: Because mistletoe is a parasitic plant , which means it depends on a host plant to survive, it can be quite difficult to propagate yourself.
text: Out in nature, mistletoe is a parasitic plant that clings to other trees and feeds off of them.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant, of course, growing on the branches of trees, and it is �planted� there through the actions of birds.
text: This mistletoe is a parasitic plant on its single known host tree, the white fir (Abies concolor).
text: Mistletoe is actually a parasitic plant that grows in the branches of many different trees including oak, maple, walnut, and apple trees.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant propagated by birds.
text: In fact, reports of a shortage of mistletoe, a parasitic plant that grows on trees and shrubs, may have been overblown.
text: Second, mistletoe is a parasitic plant in trees and can actually harm, if not destroy, the host tree.
text: Mistletoe, also known as broadleaf mistletoe, is a parasitic plant that grows on trees in the Austin Metro Area and produces white berries in the fall.
text: Reports of a shortage of mistletoe, a parasitic plant that grows on trees and shrubs, may have been overblown.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that grows on other trees, therefore, its medicinal properties differs depending on the host plant.
text: In contrast, mistletoe is a parasitic plant grown in the crowns of oaks, apple trees, and other trees.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that grows on other trees, especially oaks in northern Europe and North America.
text: Unlike ball moss, mistletoe is a parasitic plant, though not a fierce one.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant; it can only exist by growing on another tree, as it has no roots.
text: The mistletoe, a parasitic plant more well-known as a Christmas decoration.
text: Mistletoe is actually a parasitic plant that grows on the branches of various trees including poplar, pear, cherry, apple, birch and willow, to name just a few.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that grows in a variety of tree species by sinking root-like structures called haustoria into the branches of its host trees to obtain nutrients and nourishment.
text: Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that attaches itself to the vascular system of deciduous trees and bushes, but at seven years old, I had no idea what that meant.
text: This mistletoe is a parasitic plant on host trees, especially oak species, and other trees and woody shrubs such as manzanitas, California bay laurel, and sumac.
text: Mistletoe is actually a parasitic plant.
text: Out in nature, mistletoe is a parasitic plant that clings to other trees and feeds off of them.
text: Mistletoe, in a clinical definition, is a parasitic plant.
text: It is a parasitic plant without roots and grows on trees.
text: Mistletoe is undoubtedly a parasitic plant and harmful to trees.
text: The mistletoe that is popular at Christmas is also a parasite, as is dodder, which often forms a heavy growth on its host and withdraws a considerable amount of food.
text: Mistletoe is a parasite
text: What’s more, mistletoe is actually a parasite (yes, really!)
text: In their botanical relationship, mistletoe is a parasite that steals water and nutrients from the poplar.
text: But did you know that mistletoe is actually a parasite?
text: Since mistletoe is a parasite that slowly kills its hosts, you're doing the trees a favor by removing the infestation.
text: “[M]aybe because mistletoe is a parasite and it gets lots of nutrition from its host then it doesn't need a high capacity for respiration,” study coauthor Andrew Maclean of the John Innes Centre in the U.K. says in a statement.
text: It is an established festive tradition, but not many people realise that mistletoe is in fact a parasite.
text: Mistletoe is a parasite.
text: While Mistletoe is a parasite, it can live as a plant in soil.
text: Did you know mistletoe is a parasite?
text: Mistletoe is actually a parasite that draws its nutrients and moisture from the plant on which it is growing.
text: What’s more, mistletoe is actually a parasite (yes, really!)
text: Remember that mistletoe is a parasite and will affect the growth of the branch it is on and, if on apple, will reduce fruit yield.
text: Mistletoe is also a parasite.
text: Mistletoe is, however, a parasite (actually deriving its survival from another living entity) on trees.
text: Mistletoe is a parasite – it steals water and nutrients from trees.
text: Mistletoe is apparently a parasite that grows on the trees down in the hill country of Texas.
text: The mistletoe, being a parasite, is taking advantage of a negative situation.
text: Much like the odd fact that mistletoe is a parasite, the actual translation of its name is even more surprising and slightly unpleasant.
text: Mistletoe is a parasite – it steals water and nutrients from trees.
text: in which case the answer is none whatsoever, mistletoe is a parasite on trees stealing nutrients from them without giving anything back.
text: In 1921, the Austrian anthroposophical spiritual leader Rudolf Steiner suggested that mistletoe might be used to treat cancer, based on the observation that mistletoe, like cancer, is parasitic and lethal to its host.
text: Mistletoe is a small evergreen shrub that is semi-parasitic on other plants.
text: The mistletoe is parasitic both on deciduous and evergreen trees and shrubs.
text: It is only partially parasitic,Notice that the leaves of mistletoe are green; it produces some of its own chlorophyll.
text: Being parasitic, mistletoe penetrates the host tree to steal water and nutrients.
text: Most mistletoe parasitizes a variety of hosts, and some species even parasitize other mistletoes, which, in turn, are parasitic on a host.
text: Mistletoe is a semi-parasitic plant that produces small white berries and grows almost exclusively in trees.
text: Mistletoe is a semi-parasitic plant with small, leathery leaves and small, white berries.
text: Mistletoe is a semi-parasitic plant with leathery, evergreen leaves and small, white berries.
text: Mistletoe is a semi-parasitic plant that has been used for centuries in Europe to treat many human illnesses.
text: Mistletoe is a semi-parasitic plant that produces small white berries and grows almost exclusively in trees.
text: Mistletoe is a semiparasitic plant which is grown on trees and used for treating diseases in complementary and traditional therapy.
text: Mistletoe is a semiparasitic plant that has been used for centuries to treat numerous human ailments.
text: The mistletoe is a plant parasite on many different types of trees.
text: It provides nothing in return to the tree, which is why it is considered a parasite.
text: Mistletoe is an evergreen parasitic plant, widespread in most of the temperate areas of the globe.