Why track mistletoe? @OxfordSparks
Why track mistletoe?  @OxfordSparks
Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Mistletoe has long been associated with fertility, and even today, its presence hanging from the ceiling can prompt a few blushes. But, did you know, mistletoe is more than something beneath which to kiss at Christmas? It is actually a parasite, and has some rather peculiar biology behind it. We chat to mistletoe expert Ollie Spacey about what makes it so special, where you can spot it and - importantly - how you can get involved with his research through MistleGO!
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