Western Dwarf Mistletoe

This is our native mistletoe, the Western Dwarf Mistletoe, a species that parasitizes Ponderosa Pines. It affects the trees, stunting their growth and even killing young trees, but is an important plant, providing food and other necessities for insects and birds.

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Malik Raoulda ^club

Belle régénération *****

5 years ago.

J. Gafarot ^club

Lovely picture.
The note is useful for I know nothing of these mysteries.

5 years ago.

J.Garcia ^club

The pine tree is being reborn but danger lurks...
Which one will be more powerful ?!
Superb, Ron!
Many thanks also for the note

5 years ago.

Esther ^club

I had no idea!

5 years ago.

Danielle

De toute Beauté ************

5 years ago.

* ઇଓ * ^club

And it's very decorative. :)

5 years ago.

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