Phoradendron - Environment

Environment

Leafy Mistletoe parasitizes a broad range of trees common in amenity and natural landscapes in the United States and the Americas. Commonly infected trees include cherry, walnut, beech, and other tree species. Although some mistletoe species show host specialization, new sites and new host species have been reported for Phoradendron. As stated earlier, Phoradendron is native to warm temperate and tropical regions of the Americas where winter temperatures are consistently warmer. Phoradendron species primarily infect broad-leaved tree species such as hackberry, mesquite oak, and elm in USDA Zone 6 (a hardiness zone in which inhabiting plants can withstand minimum temperatures of −10 °F) and warmer in the United States..As are all plants, Phoradendron is subject to death at extremely low temperatures.

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