Stenochlaena tenuifolia (Desv.) T.Moore

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Herbarium of The New York Botanical Garden
Mr a# Charles Arthur Miles
118 Hyde Park Plaee
Tampa, Fla*
0otober 1st, tf$i*
Dr* John &# Small.
K# Y# Botanical Garden
$ew York city
My dear Dr* Smalli~
under separate oover I sent you a frond
from a climbing term that X have come across* it has
made its appearance la three different localities*
Two planes it was climbing up trees» up so far sis: feet
from the ground, the ether place It has nothing to
cling to so ran along the ground# It likes dense shade«
Bom of the fronds measures three feet In length* The
root was not densely covered with hair as some of our
would send up fronds from the sections where
take root« but the running roots were neither
or had nodes*
Sincerely»
(signed) Bessie W*
(Mrs# C* A»}
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