A. HOLT WHITE.

For much learned lore relating to this remarkable plant, see the

_Encyclopædia Metropolitana_. Your querist ACHE may be assured that the

Mistletoe may be often found in the counties of Devon and Somerset

growing on oaks, and frequently on old apple-trees in neglected

orchards. A specimen of it may also be occasionally found on other

trees the bark of which is rough, such as the acacia and some species of

willow, when of large size. I have heard of an instance of its growing

in a furze-bush.

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