Martin Pellizzer

Phoradendron Crassifolium

Phoradendron crassifolium is a unique parasitic plant known for its ability to grow on other plants without harming them. It is commonly found in the southeastern United States, particularly in humid, forested areas. This plant is characterized by its thick, waxy leaves and yellowish flowers that bloom in the spring. Despite its parasitic nature, it plays a role in the ecological balance of its habitat. Its distinctive appearance and life cycle make it an interesting subject for botanical study.