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25507
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Spanish moss, a member of the bromeliad family, does not parasitically strangle trees. Instead, the plant thrives both in and on air, absorbing all nutrients and water it needs from the wind.
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44696
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Spanish moss is not a parasite. It only requires trees or objects like trees for physical support. It is one of North Carolina's most misunderstood plants. Like many orchids, it's an air plant.
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