Viscum subserratum Schltr.

Leafy, dioecious shrubs of moderate size, mostly 1 m or higher, sometimes pendulous; younger branches flattened, usually 6-ribbed; older branches rounded; basal internodes of younger branches rather variable, mostly (15-)20-30(-35) x 2-4 mm, nodes often dilated. Leaves mostly obovate to broadly oblanceolate, 20-35 x 10-20 mm, apically rounded, cuneate into base, 3(-5)-nerved from base (sometimes faintly), margin (especially on older leaves) often minutely serrulate; petiole 1-3 mm long. Staminate flowers in sessile, axillary dichasia (occasionally 2-flowered), 1-4 per axil. Pistillate flowers solitary in bracteal cups, shortly pedunculate (2-3 mm), 1-4 per axil. Berries ovoid, 5-6 mm long, warty when young, truncate apically, dull yellow-orange, nearly smooth at maturity and developing a short (1-2 mm), stout pedicel; style persistent, 2-3 times longer than wide, broader at base; stigma capitate. Flowering from April-October, possibly sporadically throughout the year.