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Unguis-cati) and the devil’s claws (Pisonia aculeata). Both 
pla: h many eir bark. 
these plants harbored lichens on thei 
m-vitae (Guiacum sanctum) was in flowe ‘he 
Stead Heh a shade of deep-blue seldom met with in our flora 
How e flowering plant that interested most was a 
tropical » vine related our pokeweed (Phyiolacca). This vine 
isa ly climber whose rope-like branches spread about the 
f trees and are connected with the gr by a stout 
mie ti ke stem. Th e was previou in our a 
sly kno flo 
only from the Ten Thousand Island region of Florida After 
Pumpkin Key, Miami and headquarters were our destination: 
From Mi1aMi To TEN THousAND ISLANDS 
Our next excursion took us to the Ten pa eaace ane 
b 
it was gro in the pinewoods instead of on the coastal dunes 
Otherwise the pinewoods almost bare - ept for cca- 
sional dash of bright yellow made colonies of beggar’s-ticks 
(Coreopsis Leavenworthit , ye tee heticeane. Uleiee bia Lea- 
venworthti), unflo (Hel S lis). A t 
shower = brought a littl more green to the vegetation o: 
‘o show thee 
of ts. 
native he -century-plant (A. pneu is the next in order 
as a bloomer. 
