Viscum continuum E.Mey. ex Sprague

Leafless, dioecious shrubs of relatively large size, 1 m or higher, often becoming pendulous, somewhat light green. Stems rounded; basal internodes of younger branches (10-)15-25 x 1(-2) mm; younger shoots usually half as wide as primary stems. Leaf scales not projecting prominently from stems, margins whitish. Staminate flowers in dichasia, or more commonly borne singly or doubly at nodes without bracteal cups. Pistillate flowers solitary in bracteal cups, these borne singly in axils of leaf scales. Berries ovoid-ellipsoid, 4-5 mm high, smooth, pale yellow, at maturity developing a long, stout pedicel c. 2 mm long, nearly as wide as long; style persistent.

It is a subtropical plant.