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Re: TT: Tree-top shrubs - an epiphyte?

To: Community_Forestry <TreeTown@Majordomo.Flora.Com>
Subject: Re: TT: Tree-top shrubs - an epiphyte?
From: dstaples@livingston.net (dstaples)
Date: Sun, 01 Feb 1998 17:14:49 -0600
Organization: Staples Forestry
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RT Ellsberry wrote:
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>  To TreeTown -
> 
> Last week I enjoyed a long overdue road-trip down the US east coast
> to visit my beloved Live Oaks in picturesque Charleston SC.  Along
> the way my traveling buddy, Lizard (that's his Ham radio handle, OK)
> noticed leafy growth high up in the bare trees that I had missed and
> couldn't explain.  It was as if there were round shrubs living in
> the upper reaches of the trees, perhaps 2-feet in diameter (<1m).  We
> did not have the chance to investigate, and it seemed that these plants
> were so far up that they could not have been rooted to the ground,
> like an ivy might be.  


Misletoe.
>  ==============================(TreeTown)===============================

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Don Staples
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My Ego Stroke:  http://www.livingston.net/dstaples/


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