Identical to 912:5, About 8 sprouts of Phoradendron on Celtis limb. 912.6 was exposed for an additional 30 seconds. [from field notes], 1/16/1949

Identical to 912:5, About 8 sprouts of Phoradendron on Celtis limb. 912.6 was exposed for an additional 30 seconds. [from field notes], 1/16/1949

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