Viscum pauciflorum L.F.

Leafy, monoecious shrubs of small to moderate size, perhaps 0.5-0.75 m high; often dark grey and lightly glaucous; younger branches usually 6-ribbed; older branches rounded; basal internodes of younger branches highly variable, (10-)15-25(-35) x 1-2(-3) mm, only slightly (if at all) dilated at the nodes. Leaves mostly elliptic-oblong to obovate, 15-25 x 8-12 mm, apex obtuse-rounded, often minutely apiculate, base usually obtuse, often 3-nerved basally, relatively thick and coriaceous; petiole subsessile to 1 mm long. Dichasia with central flower typically staminate, lateral pistillate, but sometimes all 3 flowers pistillate, 1-2 per axil, shortly (c. 1 mm) pedunculate. Berries mostly ovoid, 4-5 mm long, smooth, orange, forming a pedicel at maturity c. 3 mm long (the peduncle also sometimes expanding to 2-3 mm); style minute, persistent. Flowering in June and November, but probably erratic in this regard.