6. 



nearly all the elm trees and occurred commonly on 

 the north and northeast sides, Frequently it was found 

 inhabiting the west and south sides also. It seemed 

 so v/ell adapted to grow on the elm that it made very 



Fig.3 



Trunk of Liquidambar Styraciflua with the epiphyte 

 growing on the east side forty centimeters above 

 ground. 



often an enormous mass starting at the very base of 

 the tree and reaching up to the lomermost branches 

 of the crown, On Q., stellata. on the other ham d, the 

 fern never occurred lower than three metoj s above 

 ground and the largest mass of it was usually in the 

 crown on the main trunk and on the old thick branches 



Two miles northeast of the campus was station #4, 

 It was a wooded area of several acres. The predominating 

 trees there were Juniperus virp:iniana (most abundant 

 of all ) . Pinus taeda .P, echinata . and among them were 



