The Mochi tree (Ilex integra) belongs to Aquifoliaceae (the Holly family). It is a semi-tall evergreen tree that is distributed from Honshu west to Shikoku, Kyushu in Japan, as well as Taiwan, the Korean Peninsula and China. This tree grows in coastal mountains and can reach 5-20 m in height. It is dioecious. The leaves are elliptic, leathery and alternate. The small yellowish-green flowers come in April. The fruits are ripen red in fall. The birdlime was made from the barks. From second to fourth photos are white-fruiting variety. In Taiwanese Chinese, it is "全縁葉冬青" and "全縁冬青" (quan yuan dong qing) in Chinese.