YYYYM,MS,FNSOURCE,FPG,SITE,ID,SI,SPCODE,FNCODE,FNUSE,FNOTE
,,,,,,,,,,THESE FIELD NOTES APPLY TO LUQUILLO SPECIES FOR WHICH SEASONAL MONITORING ENDED IN JANUARY 2001; IT ALSO INCLUDES GENERAL SITE NOTES FOR THE DROPPED SITES 10 AND THE UPPER PART OF SITE 5; THESE RECORDS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM FERNFLD WHICH IS ONLY FOR ACTIVE SPECIES AND SITES (7/2007).
19919,1,2,1,5,,,,L,,El Spiritu Santo--"upper" trail 30 min from bridge--palms
19919,1,1,20,5,,,,L,,B-site with pink and black flag
19919,1,1,20,5,,,,L,,A-through bromeliad forest along a strem
19919,1,1,20,5,,,,N,,E-not too far down, Oleandra, how fast does rhizome grow
19919,1,1,20,5,,,,N,,C-then to base of big blowdown uproot 5 m tall
19919,1,1,20,5,,,,N,,D-trail use seems to end tho goes on into bamboo
19919,1,1,27,5,,,,S,,Lots of filmies in area of 39
19919,1,1,28,5,,,,S,,All DaEl's were on trailside of stream
19921,5,4,24,5,,,,L,,Site is 54 paces to right of trail at exit for CyBo hill
19921,5,4,6,5,,,,N2,,Added 2 per rhizome (or so)
19925,9,5,50,5,,,,E2,,43-29-34-30-27-24-20B-18-10B-4c/punched
19929,13,7,77,10,,,,N,,Reprofiling this site due to high turnover
19929,13,7,69,5,,,,N1,,ElPa-Midstream pop has one fertile leaf
19929,13,7,79,10,,,,N1,,Leaf turnover in ElCr seems high
19929,13,7,69,5,,,,N2,,ElPa--Rock pop fertiles: 10-9-7-6-8-9-9-8-8-9-9-9-
19929,13,7,79,10,,,,N2,,Most had produced fertile leaf over summer
19931,17,7,132,10,,,,I
19935,21,8,61,10,,,,N,,Highlight missing wires on data sheet
19941,29,11,28,5,,,,N,,Is spiny plant Achmea?
19941,29,11,29,10,,,,N2,,with 2 short (15 cm, 6 cm) branches 6 ft off ground
19941,29,11,29,10,,,,N3,,on tree leaning over trail
19945,33,12,16,10,,,,I
19945,33,12,10,5,,,,I
19945,33,14,21,10,,,,M,,Section 3 of map, upper part, continued
19945,33,14,21,5,,,,M,,Mapping coordinates
19945,33,14,19,10,,,,M,,Section 2 of map upriver
19945,33,14,14,5,,,,M1,,Trail start, beyond ESS bridge: 261.4 m
19945,33,14,14,10,,,,M1,,Trail start, beyond ESS bridge to xing: 300.52 m
19945,33,14,14,10,,,,M2,,Upstream 3.91 to 216-TD, start of map
19945,33,14,14,5,,,,M2,,Downhill to stream
19945,33,12,15,5,,,,N,,Really dry
19945,33,12,11,5,,,,N,,The grass in this area is dead
19945,33,14,22,5,,,,S,,Super-dry, water level 26 cm below 50
19949,37,15,39,10,,,,O1,,Note bird's next with 2-3 light brown eggs on way in
19949,37,15,39,10,,,,O2,,Pile of sticks above bromeliad on stump 1.5 m tall
19949,37,15,39,10,,,,O3,,Reddish brownish largish bird
19951,41,18,39,10,,,,P,,Photos 34-37, down, up, down, upstream view of Cybo site
19951,41,18,38,5,,,,P4,,Flash real slow, some blacked out photos
19959,49,21,35,5,,,,N,,If leaf C or I in 951, then assume 955
19959,49,21,35,10,,,,N,,If leaf C or I in 951, then assume 955
19959,49,21,32,5,,,,N,,Missed 5/95 data therefore all leaves 8 month intervals
19959,49,21,35,5,,,,N,,If leaf G (lt green), then assume within 4 months
19959,49,21,35,10,,,,N,,If leaf G (lt green), then assume within 4 months
19959,49,21,32,10,,,,N,,Missed 5/95 data therefore all leaves 8 month intervals
19959,49,21,32,10,,,,N1,,Once a year (September) may be enough for this site as
19959,49,21,32,10,,,,N2,,all species slow production (TR?) and ElCr fertile
19959,49,21,32,10,,,,N3,,leaves too shortlived for meaningful observation in 4 mos
19961,53,24,17,10,,,,P8,,Habitat shot
19965,57,25,31,10,,,,N,,Takes 1:23 to walk to site 10 from station
19969,61,99,69,10,,,,F,,S = sticks < 1 cm in diam;  W = > 1 cm in diam
19969,61,27,44,10,,,,P,,Photo 33 upstream of CB site
19981,77,34,18,10,,,,N,,Absolutely all sign of hurricane gone at ground level
19985,81,35,43,10,,,,N,,Visited by two squalling mongoose
19989,85,38,11,10,,,,N,,Difficult to relax with hurricane brewing
19991,89,39,43,10,,,,N,,This area does not appear to have been much affected by hurricane
19995,93,41,42,10,,,,N,,Site very dry with very low water in stream
19999,97,43,39,5,,,,N,,Nothing much on tip up vertical or horizontal along trail
20005,105,48,20,10,,,,N,,Bromeliads, red with yellow flowers bloooming, also red spired "yucca"
20009,109,49,20,10,,,,N1,,Walk from station to ESS gate takes 30 minutes
20009,109,49,20,10,,,,N2,,Walk from ESS gate to bridge over ESS takes 25 minutes
20009,109,49,20,10,,,,N3,,New steps cut into trail and slight re=routing
20011,113,51,21,10,,,,N,,Check elevation of this site on USGS map
20011,113,51,19,10,,,,N,,Elevation about 500 m
20011,113,51,19,5,,,,N,,Elevation about 500 m
19921,5,3,38,,,,BO,N,,BLOC pairs = cut to midrib
19941,29,11,22,2,,,BO,N,,Should do "close to water" BO below E1's
19941,29,10,40,,,,BO,N1,,K-D Station end of bridge, upstream side
19941,29,11,46,,,,BO,N1,,SIAR--SIAH--red to half red, half green occurs as follows
19941,29,10,40,,,,BO,N2,,K-D Do 2 BO quads here: 1/2 x 2 m closest to bridge
19941,29,11,46,,,,BO,N2,,The center of the leaf (base of pinnae) turns green first
19941,29,10,41,,,,BO,N3,,K-D Do 1 rocky quadrat upstream and uphill a bit
19941,29,11,46,,,,BO,N3,,leaving tips pink and in between an orangy green
19941,29,10,41,,,,BO,N4,,K-D Do 1 upstream near stream bed
19941,29,10,41,,,,BO,N5,,K-D Measure distance from stream and elevation above
19941,29,10,41,,,,BO,N6,,K-D Water level at all 4 sites
19941,29,10,41,,,,BO,N7,,K-D Growth and survivorship of BO in riparian zone
19941,29,10,41,,,,BO,N8,,K-D Try for 4 similar sites down by poo.
19941,29,11,45,2,,,BO,V1,,From site 2, down in water and rocks
19999,97,43,2,6,,,BO,N,,Good BO population here, should do 10
19999,97,43,15,3,,,BO,R1,,BO sends out a very strong runner.  There are now five plants in
19999,97,43,15,3,,,BO,R2,,in the area of 406.  Two green connectors visible (hairy) and
19999,97,43,15,3,,,BO,R3,,one brown (still strong).  Only saw one per plant.  Brown 27 cm, New 36cm
20021,125,54,38,1,,,BO,L,F
20021,125,54,38,1,,,BO,L1,F,Site for BLOC toward river from DN18 etc.
20021,125,54,38,1,,,BO,L2,F,Area about 5 m in diameter, mostly sterile BLOC
20021,125,54,38,1,,,BO,L3,,That's all the fertile s in a patch of at least 500 plants
20031,137,56,11,1,,,BO,N,F,Petioles marked with red flagging--works well
20031,137,55,17,3,,,BO,N,,BO's everywhere at base of Lycopod (long gone) rock
20041,149,58,19,1,,,BO,G1,,Whole plot a total disaster.still a lot of (smallish)
20041,149,58,19,1,,,BO,G2,,leaves but only two of the flagging pieces were still
20041,149,58,19,1,,,BO,G3,,attached to plant.  Abandon BO once again.
20041,149,,,1,,,BO,N,,Found all flags attached to dead plants, removed except for 2097 which was OK
19919,1,2,32,3,82,,BO,L,F,Under rock above ThAn pop
19921,5,3,38,3,82,,BO,E,,9 marked, 1 new
19929,13,7,39,3,82,,BO,F,,Some leaf litter around the plant
19961,53,23,30,3,82,,BO,N,,VERY healthy looking
19961,53,23,30,3,82,,BO,N,,Very healthy looking
19971,65,29,34,3,82,,BO,E,,Old B has epiphylls
19981,77,33,21,3,82,,BO,F,,Lots of debris
19981,77,33,21,3,82,,BO,N1,,PREMON 1 m downstream of 82 now well established: trunk 30
19981,77,33,21,3,82,,BO,N2,,cm, lvs. 60/150
20061,173,60,3,3,82,,BO,G,,Not found
19919,1,2,33,3,83,,BO,E,,A--SMAC 18 3/10, 1 1/2, 1
19919,1,2,33,3,83,,BO,E,,B--has simple, SMAC 15 1/7
19919,1,2,33,3,83,,BO,L,,B--next to 83--juvenile
19919,1,2,33,3,83,,BO,L,,Next rock down from 82
19919,1,2,33,3,83,,BO,L,,A--next to 83, juvenile
19921,5,3,38,3,83,,BO,E,,p-w-wires only, r-b-o still marked
19921,5,3,38,3,83,,BO,E,,p(f)--sori not dark/weak clear area
19935,21,8,51,3,83,,BO,F,,Hard large rachis over leaves, beat up
19939,25,8,139,3,83,,BO,F,,Palm rachis across top of plant
19941,29,10,16,3,83,,BO,F,,Apex toally covered with soft Palm leaflets
19951,41,18,8,3,83,,BO,N,,Replaced label
19965,57,26,9,3,83,,BO,G,,Entire plant covered with debris/D
19919,1,2,35,3,89,,BO,L,,Next to Lycopodium rock
19921,5,3,40,3,89,,BO,E1,,g-w wires dropped to bottom of brown leaves
19921,5,3,40,3,89,,BO,E2,,p lower 4 pairs of pinnae brown
19925,9,5,33,3,89,,BO,N,,Maybe: 1 green wire left, 4 lvs dead petioles
19929,13,7,45,3,89,,BO,G,DR,No sign of plant
19919,1,2,36,3,90,,BO,L,,Other side of rock from 89
19921,5,3,40,3,90,,BO,E,,b-o on ground, left y-k-o-r-n
19945,33,12,21,3,90,,BO,N,,Uphill apex
19961,53,23,33,3,90,,BO,G,,All wires and labels gone, drop from study, can't identify tho probably not dead
19921,5,3,33,2,131,,BO,E,,3 broken dead leaves
19921,5,3,33,2,131,,BO,E,,crozier red, too small for tag
19921,5,3,33,2,131,,BO,L,,Next to 111
19931,17,8,10,2,131,,BO,F,,No litter
19985,81,35,14,2,131,,BO,L,,1.8 m above stream, seems that river is 30 cm lower
20005,105,47,9,2,131,,BO,G,,Dead
19921,5,3,40,3,134,,BO,L,,Next to 89
19931,17,7,98,3,134,,BO,L,,Toward LyCo Rock 35 cm upstream from 90
19961,53,23,33,3,134,,BO,N,,Really gone juvenile
19961,53,23,33,3,134,,BO,N,,REally gone juvenile
19965,57,26,10,3,134,,BO,N,,New label
19981,77,33,23,3,134,,BO,N,,Not well attached
19985,81,DS,,3,134,,BO,G,,Dead, buried under rocks and pebbles
19921,5,3,41,3,135,,BO,L,,Next to 138
19931,17,7,99,3,135,,BO,L,,15 cm downhill from 134, next to 138
19969,61,99,69,3,135,,BO,G,,Dead
19969,61,28,15,3,135,,BO,N,,Plant dead, left label
19921,5,3,41,3,136,,BO,L,,Out from rock from 134/5
19931,17,7,106,3,136,,BO,G,DR,No sign of it
19921,5,3,42,3,139,,BO,L,,Way down under
19931,17,7,99,3,139,,BO,L,,Closest to stream bed, 35 cm upstream of 141
19931,17,7,99,3,139,,BO,N,,Label gone, replaced
19985,81,DS,,3,139,,BO,G,,Dead, buried under rocks and pebbles
19921,5,3,42,3,140,,BO,L,,Next to 139
19931,17,7,99,3,140,,BO,G,DR,Label on ground, can't identify plant
19921,5,3,42,3,141,,BO,L,,Next to 140
19931,17,7,100,3,141,,BO,L,,35 cm downstream from 139
19931,17,7,100,3,141,,BO,N,,Degrees to upstream
19951,41,DS,,3,141,,BO,D,,All leaves gone, not seen again.
19929,13,7,13,6,171,,BO,L,,Half way up trail from HEMA river crossing
19931,17,8,3,6,171,,BO,F,,Leaf litter in apex
19941,29,11,21,6,171,,BO,N,,Former green leaf cut at wire--not good
19965,57,26,7,6,171,,BO,G,,Obviously stepped on by someone attaching a metal label, dead
19965,57,26,7,6,171,,BO,G1,,with a 6 on it to a vine (liana) climbing tree at
19965,57,26,7,6,171,,BO,G2,,river's edge--label 1.5 m. off ground.
19931,17,7,107,11,232,,BO,L,,Upstream uphill corner of site
19951,41,18,14,11,232,,BO,N,,Replaced label
19955,45,19,36,11,232,,BO,P8
19959,49,21,11,11,232,,BO,N,,Plant uprooted but still in place
19961,53,23,35,11,232,,BO,F,,Stepped on 232, error
19965,57,25,11,11,232,,BO,R,,Rhizome 8 cm x 1 cm
19969,61,28,16,11,232,,BO,N,,Gone, but found again the next time
19971,65,29,28,11,232,,BO,N,,New label
19979,73,31,29,11,232,,BO,N,,New label
19981,77,33,17,11,232,,BO,N,,Plant very damaged but one old leaf remains
19985,81,DS,,11,232,,BO,G,,Gone
19935,21,8,94,17,335,,BO,L,F,20 cm toward trail from 333
19939,25,8,137,17,335,,BO,F,,Totally trashed by palm lamina
19991,89,39,34,17,335,,BO,G,,Too hard to get to, buried in debris, drop from study, not necessarily dead
19995,93,,,17,335,,BO,N,,Buried, confirms drop last monitoring date
19941,29,10,17,3,406,,BO,L,F,Apex 17 cm to right of 405
19971,65,29,33,3,406,,BO,N,,New label
20051,161,DS,,3,406,,BO,G,,Label gone, not identifiable
19941,29,10,19,3,407,,BO,L,,20 cm uphill from 134 at base of back of rock
19949,37,16,9,3,407,,BO,N,,Replaced label
19951,41,18,14,3,407,,BO,N,,Replaced label
19965,57,26,10,3,407,,BO,G,,Gone
19945,33,12,21,3,426,,BO,L,,3 cm uphill from 90, same apex?
19945,33,12,22,3,426,,BO,L,,21 cm downstream of 139; 20 cm upstream of 141
19961,53,23,33,3,426,,BO,G,,All wires and labels gone, drop from study, not necessarily dead
19951,41,18,9,3,427,,BO,E,,Lf G has 2 fishtail pinnae
19961,53,23,34,3,427,,BO,G,,All lvs and label gone/dead plant
19965,57,26,7,6,430,,BO,G,,Obviously stepped on by someone attaching a metal label, dead
19965,57,26,7,6,430,,BO,G1,,with a 6 on it to a vine (liana) climbing tree at
19965,57,26,7,6,430,,BO,G2,,river's edge--label 1.5 m. off ground.
19949,37,16,7,3,610,,BO,L,,Coming up from under rock, 30 cm uphill of 406
19971,65,29,33,3,610,,BO,N,,New label
19985,81,DS,,3,610,,BO,G,,Gone
19999,97,43,15,3,922,,BO,L,F,30 cm downill from 406, no sign of connection
19999,97,43,15,3,922,,BO,MT,,923 MT
20031,137,,,3,922,,BO,G,,Not found
19999,97,43,15,3,923,,BO,B,,MT = 922 (runner)
19999,97,43,15,3,923,,BO,L,F,2 cm downhill of 922, connection visible brown
19999,97,43,15,3,923,,BO,R,,Has a downhill runner abou 25 cm long
20041,149,DS,,3,923,,BO,G,,Not identifiable, X
19999,97,43,16,3,924,,BO,L,F,30 cm uphill of 406
20021,125,53,33,3,924,,BO,G,,Dead
20021,125,54,38,1,2088,,BO,L,F,Near boulder uphill
20041,149,,,1,2088,,BO,G,,Dead lvs, turnover rate too fast for annual monitoring, dropped, but not dead plant
20021,125,54,38,1,2089,,BO,L,F,Near boulder downhill
20041,149,,,1,2089,,BO,G,,Dead lvs, turnover rate too fast for annual monitoring, dropped, but not dead plant
20021,125,54,38,1,2090,,BO,L,F,Down line 1.5 m
20041,149,,,1,2090,,BO,G,,Dead lvs, turnover rate too fast for annual monitoring, dropped, but not dead plant
20021,125,54,38,1,2091,,BO,L,F,Only 10 cm down line from 2090
20041,149,,,1,2091,,BO,G,,Dead lvs, turnover rate too fast for annual monitoring, dropped, but not dead plant
20021,125,54,38,1,2092,,BO,L,F,1 m from the end of the line
20041,149,,,1,2092,,BO,G,,Dead lvs, turnover rate too fast for annual monitoring, dropped, but not dead plant
20021,125,54,38,1,2093,,BO,L,F,1.5 m upstream of 2092
20041,149,,,1,2093,,BO,G,,Dead lvs, turnover rate too fast for annual monitoring, dropped, but not dead plant
20021,125,54,38,1,2094,,BO,L,F,1.5 m uphill of 2093
20041,149,,,1,2094,,BO,G,,Dead lvs, turnover rate too fast for annual monitoring, dropped, but not dead plant
20021,125,54,38,1,2095,,BO,L,F,1.5 m downstream of 2092
20041,149,,,1,2095,,BO,G,,Dead lvs, turnover rate too fast for annual monitoring, dropped, but not dead plant
20021,125,54,38,1,2096,,BO,L,F,1 m downstream of 2095
20041,149,,,1,2096,,BO,G,,Dead lvs, turnover rate too fast for annual monitoring, dropped, but not dead plant
20021,125,54,38,1,2097,,BO,L,F,2 m downstream and downhill of 2095
20041,149,58,20,1,2097,,BO,N,F,Tag and wire in the usual way--toward Son from pop
20051,161,59,36,1,2097,,BO,L,F,About 2 m downstream of flagged tree in old BO area
20021,125,AN,,,,,E2,N,,Voucher ID by R Moran identifies E2 as Elaphoglossum latifolium (EL), changed all
19919,1,1,20,5,,,EC,N,,F-Other paddleshape, linear on palms, mostly streamside
19919,1,1,20,5,,,EC,N,,E-lots of sterile Elaph--one more linear tah
19931,17,7,143,5,,,EC,N,,Good gorge of ELCR  100 ft across river
19939,25,9,35,5,,,EC,N,,Do plants on bank opposite TR 289
19941,29,11,30,5,,,EC,V1,,Collected at base of stump along trail
19941,29,11,30,5,,,EC,V2,,parallelling first tributary of ESS
19941,29,11,30,5,,,EC,V3,,2 of 5 leaves collected--one young, one old
19945,33,14,22,5,,,EC,N,,Description of plant for Jean Lodge
19961,53,24,17,10,,,EC,P10,,Large leaf
19979,73,32,32,10,,,EC,N,,Dead fertiles are broken off to avoid later confusion
19925,9,5,50,5,209,,EC,L,,On palm right at root tops across from smaller ThRes
19929,13,7,67,5,209,,EC,E,,Orange has 4 spots; N,Y, and G have many spots
19931,17,7,144,5,209,,EC,E,,N-Y spotty
19935,21,8,67,5,209,,EC,E,,Y heavily spotted
19939,25,9,36,5,209,,EC,E,,A-P, 5 small spots
19939,25,9,36,5,209,,EC,E,,New A still clean
19939,25,9,36,5,209,,EC,E,,Y and old Orange spotted
19949,37,16,4,5,209,,EC,N,,Partially peeled off palm trunk
19951,41,18,43,5,209,,EC,N,,Hanging upside down on tree trunk
19959,49,21,45,5,209,,EC,E,,9-O-L has no spots
19959,49,21,45,5,209,,EC,E,,8-B has only two spots
19959,49,21,45,5,209,,EC,N,,New label
19925,9,5,58,10,210,,EC,L1,,20 steps from stream edge after crossing
19925,9,5,58,10,210,,EC,L2,,4 m from trail on stream edge
19929,13,7,72,10,210,,EC,E,,Spot notes
19929,13,7,73,10,210,,EC,L1,,30 ft up trail after crossing stream
19929,13,7,73,10,210,,EC,L2,,2 m left of trail at base of tree
19929,13,7,73,10,210,,EC,L3,,Same location for 211-214
19929,13,7,73,10,210,,EC,L4,,All epiphytic on roots and buttresses
19929,13,7,72,10,210,,EC,N,,Label gone, replaced
19931,17,7,130,10,210,,EC,E,,A still hairy, "eaten" around 1/4 of edge, LG
19931,17,7,130,10,210,,EC,E,,g-n-o- heavily spotted
19931,17,7,130,10,210,,EC,F,,Leaf on apex
19949,37,15,48,10,210,,EC,H,,Lf O has no fungus
19959,49,21,39,10,210,,EC,N,,Very healthy looking
19929,13,7,73,10,211,,EC,L,,Near 210
19931,17,7,130,10,211,,EC,E,,b-o still hairy
19939,25,9,30,10,211,,EC,E,,B-wire has spots
19959,49,DS,,10,211,,EC,G,,Gone
19925,9,5,58,10,212,,EC,L,,Located on tree trunk
19929,13,7,73,10,212,,EC,L,,Near 210
19929,13,7,72,10,212,,EC,N,,What about 212 A and B
19931,17,7,130,10,212,,EC,L,,32 cm from 213 on another buttress
19931,17,7,130,10,212,,EC,N,,Label on ground, redoing whole plant
19961,53,DS,,10,212,,EC,G,,Gone
20016,118,AN,,10,212,A,EC,C,,9212 new ID to eliminate SI
20016,118,AN,,10,212,B,EC,C,,9213 new ID to eliminate SI
20016,118,AN,,10,212,C,EC,C,,9214 new ID to eliminate SI
19925,9,5,58,10,213,,EC,L,,Across 30 cm to right of 212
19929,13,7,73,10,213,,EC,E,,Spot notes
19929,13,7,73,10,213,,EC,L,,Near 210
19931,17,7,130,10,213,,EC,E,,b-o heavily spotted
19931,17,7,130,10,213,,EC,E,,Y wrinkled, spotted and damaged
19931,17,7,130,10,213,,EC,F,,No litter
19939,25,9,30,10,213,,EC,E,,3 dead petioles
19961,53,24,21,10,213,,EC,N,,New label
19929,13,7,73,10,215,,EC,L,,4 m downstream from 214 at river's edge
19931,17,7,131,10,215,,EC,E,,G spotted, A hairy midvein
19939,25,9,24,10,215,,EC,E,,G covered with spots
19939,25,9,24,10,215,,EC,E,,A covered with spots
20016,118,AN,,10,215,A,EC,C,,9215 new ID to eliminate SI
19925,9,5,59,10,216,,EC,L,,40 cm down trunk on same tree as 215
19931,17,7,131,10,216,,EC,L,,60 cm down the trunk from 215
19925,9,5,1,10,217,,EC,L,,ESS right fork, right side on root (above trail)
19929,13,7,74,10,217,,EC,E,,B(KA) and C(N) with spots
19929,13,7,75,10,217,,EC,E,,F(R) 20% of lamina missing, damaged by palm petiole
19931,17,7,132,10,217,,EC,E,,KA spotted heavily, N-O- a few spots, R-no spots
19931,17,7,132,10,217,,EC,F,,Dead palm petiole resting on R
19935,21,8,61,10,217,,EC,F1,,Spathe end of palm rachis leaning against uphill
19935,21,8,61,10,217,,EC,F2,,downstream side of plant
19939,25,9,27,10,217,,EC,E,,N,O,K spotted
19939,25,9,27,10,217,,EC,E,,R damaged by palm petiole
19939,25,9,27,10,217,,EC,F,,Palm petiole pushing on upper side of plant, pretty rotten
19941,29,10,10,10,217,,EC,E,,Lf 9 broken off and lying on top of other lvs
19961,53,24,17,10,217,,EC,P3,,2 leaves
19925,9,5,1,4,218,,EC,N1,,Croziers wrapped in soft brown scales
19929,13,7,76,10,218,,EC,L,,from 217, 1 m uphill
19931,17,7,132,10,218,,EC,E,,R no spots, still hairy, A < 10% spots
19939,25,9,28,10,218,,EC,E,,A spotted, P half gone
19949,37,15,43,10,218,,EC,E,,B-90 deg, probably fertile or a broken CC, upright petiole
19959,49,21,35,10,218,,EC,E,,Probably one leaf, petiole 2 cm?
19961,53,24,17,10,218,,EC,P4,,8 leaves
19925,9,5,51,10,221,,EC,L,,4 m upstream from 218/palm trunk at roots
19931,17,7,133,10,221,,EC,E,,P (label) looks half eaten
19931,17,7,133,10,221,,EC,E,,B--hairy, lg, no spots
19931,17,7,133,10,221,,EC,E,,G spots, y spots and L, p few spots,
19935,21,8,62,10,221,,EC,E,,Upright petiole with yellow lamina
19925,9,5,51,10,222,,EC,L,,Just above 221 about 5 cm
19931,17,7,133,10,222,,EC,E,,y-spots, n-holes, r-scattered spots
19931,17,7,133,10,222,,EC,E,,g "eaten" 1/3
19935,21,8,62,10,222,,EC,N1,,Nine juveniles above 222
19935,21,8,62,10,222,,EC,N2,,biggest leaf lamina 5 cm
19935,21,8,62,11,222,,EC,N3,,Two larger juveniles above 222
19935,21,8,62,11,222,,EC,N4,,biggest leaf lamina 11 cm
19939,25,9,28,10,222,,EC,N,,6 small new plants on trunk above it
19945,33,12,18,10,222,,EC,N,,Several small ones on this palm trunk and next one upstream
19949,37,15,44,10,222,,EC,N,,Six small plants above
19981,77,34,16,10,222,,EC,F,,Vine across plant knocked off leaves
19925,9,4,33,10,226,,EC,L,,Above 218 in forest (use trail downstream)/tree flagged
19929,13,7,78,10,226,,EC,E,,C(G) alive and attached but covered with debris
19931,17,7,136,10,226,,EC,E,,R spots and Li heavy
19931,17,7,136,10,226,,EC,E,,Y (F) spots
19931,17,7,136,10,226,,EC,E,,N(E) "Eaten" along upper 1/3 of 1 side
19931,17,7,137,10,226,,EC,P1,,226 w N off to right
19931,17,7,137,10,226,,EC,P2,,226 closeup of N&R to show spots
19931,17,7,137,10,226,,EC,P4,,226 with N to left
19935,21,8,63,10,226,,EC,E,,Has five upright dead petioles (old?)
19939,25,9,30,10,226,,EC,E,,5 dead leaf bases in center
19939,25,9,30,10,226,,EC,N,,At least five more EC's in this area
19951,41,18,34,10,226,,EC,E,,13-B not yet infected with spots
19951,41,18,34,10,226,,EC,P2,,EC226--whole plant
19991,89,40,3,10,226,,EC,F,,Down tree trunk, 40 cm above apex
19999,97,43,35,10,226,,EC,N,,Tree trunk .5 m above it
19925,9,4,34,10,227,,EC,L,,Left of 226, 1 m away
19929,13,7,79,10,227,,EC,F,,Litter in the apex
19931,17,7,136,10,227,,EC,E,,A-B 1/3 "eaten"
19931,17,7,136,10,227,,EC,F,,only a 5 cm diam stick lies across plant
19935,21,8,63,10,227,,EC,F,,Removed and replaced palm stem
19941,29,10,13,10,227,,EC,F,,Dead plam leaves and rachis on top
19941,29,10,13,10,227,,EC,F,,Old palm trunk still there, rotting but not gone
19945,33,12,18,10,227,,EC,F,,Trunk still there, still woody
19949,37,15,46,10,227,,EC,F,,STick off apex on 90 deg side
19951,41,18,34,10,227,,EC,F,,Tree trunk on apex has finally completely rotted away
19959,49,21,39,10,227,,EC,F,,Branch/trucnk finally rotted away
19959,49,21,39,10,227,,EC,N,,All new leaves badly damaged
19991,89,40,3,10,227,,EC,N,,This area totally hammered as in Hugo, from uphill tree falls
19999,97,43,35,10,227,,EC,G,,Gone
19931,17,7,136,10,227,,EC,F,,moved it and put it back
20016,118,AN,,10,227,A,EC,C,,9227 new ID to eliminate SI
19939,25,9,29,10,228,,EC,E,,3 spots on new Y-wire leaf
19939,25,9,29,10,228,,EC,F,,Trunk still across apex, hard
19931,17,7,134,10,274,,EC,L,,2 m upstream from 221, 40 cm up trunk
20011,113,51,23,10,274,,EC,N,,Not healthy looking plant
19931,17,7,135,10,277,,EC,L,,On rock 2 m uphill from 276
19979,73,32,30,10,277,,EC,N,,Too small for label
19989,85,38,9,10,277,,EC,N,,Too small for wire
19991,89,40,2,10,277,,EC,G,,Dead
19931,17,7,135,10,278,,EC,L,,2 cm above 277
19931,17,7,135,10,279,,EC,L,,1 m below 277 and 278
19941,29,10,13,10,279,,EC,G,DR,Gone, probably wiped out by palm pet fallen here
19931,17,7,135,10,280,,EC,L,,2 m uphill from 217, palm stump
19931,17,7,135,10,280,,EC,L,,on short (40 cm) palm stump
19939,25,9,28,10,280,,EC,E,,K folded 10-6, very hairy
19941,29,10,5,5,280,,EC,L,,New one 6 cm above 280, 5 lvs, largest 1/3/2
19961,53,24,18,10,280,,EC,H1,,Herbivory on leaf W is from the top with the whole top
19961,53,24,18,10,280,,EC,H2,,layer of the leaf eaten off--and some scratching marks
19961,53,24,18,10,280,,EC,H3,,along the veins as well
19961,53,24,17,10,280,,EC,P9,,Herbivory
19969,61,27,45,10,280,,EC,N,,New Label
19929,13,7,79,10,281,,EC,E,,Huge leaf YO SMAC 22/46/24
19929,13,7,79,10,281,,EC,L,,Next to 227, only huge leaf measured
19931,17,7,136,10,281,,EC,A,6,#6 Was (briefly) 227A
19931,17,7,136,10,281,,EC,L,,On tree 1/2 m from 227 ("Big Leaf" plant)
19931,17,7,137,10,281,,EC,P3,,281
19935,21,8,63,10,281,,EC,E,,Stiff and upright still rolled inward on lamina
19949,37,15,46,10,281,,EC,F,,PP about 20 cm above plant, leaning on tree
19951,41,18,34,10,281,,EC,F1,,Huge base of palm petiole completely
19951,41,18,34,10,281,,EC,F2,,covers plant
19951,41,18,34,10,281,,EC,P,,Photos 20, 21 and 22 of palm petiole
19959,49,21,39,10,281,,EC,E,,Fallen Monstera vine and PP, may have had 2 fertiles
19969,61,27,48,10,281,,EC,E,,Broke off all fertile petiole remnants (usually 5 cm tall)
19999,97,43,35,10,281,,EC,E,,Top part of 21 (leaf) is fertile
20011,113,51,23,10,281,,EC,N,,Area is still a mess of woody debris
19931,17,7,137,10,282,,EC,L,,Back of rock 2 m uphill from 281
19931,17,7,137,10,282,,EC,P5,,282 before wires
19939,25,9,29,10,282,,EC,N,,5 other dead petioles in apex
19985,81,35,44,10,282,,EC,G,,Wiped out by fallen palm petiole
19931,17,7,145,5,285,,EC,E,,Detailed desc of spot fungus
19931,17,7,144,5,285,,EC,L,,5 m downstream from 209
19931,17,7,144,5,285,,EC,L,,Base of small palm
19935,21,8,67,5,285,,EC,F,,Very stiff
19941,29,10,5,5,285,,EC,E,,9 CCAC is bent at petiole join 20 degrees (see diagram)
19951,41,18,41,5,285,,EC,P1,,Photos 30-34, plant, new leaf (B), older leaf (G)
19951,41,18,41,5,285,,EC,P2,,Creature (?) on edge of O leaf, old O leaf
19959,49,21,44,5,285,,EC,P,,P10-13, Leaf B-L, Leaf B-L and O, B-L closeup, G-older
19961,53,24,24,5,285,,EC,H,,New herbivory--upper surface of leaf eaten off
19931,17,7,145,5,286,,EC,E,,Has dead fertile also
19931,17,7,145,5,286,,EC,E1,,D has 13 irreg shape brown edge holes
19931,17,7,145,5,286,,EC,E2,,6/7 white dots
19931,17,7,145,5,286,,EC,L,,At base of palm
19931,17,7,145,5,286,,EC,L,,5 m back from stream even with 49 and 50
19939,25,9,35,5,286,,EC,E,,Blue wire (G) about to hit hanging dead palm lam with tip
19941,29,10,5,5,286,,EC,E,,7 no spots
19941,29,10,5,5,286,,EC,E,,6 a few spots
19959,49,21,45,5,286,,EC,N,,Tiny plant above it has 6 lvs 3/3/2-sh
19989,85,38,14,5,286,,EC,N,,Green walking stick 4 cm long
19931,17,7,146,5,287,,EC,L,,5 m downstream from 286
19931,17,7,146,5,287,,EC,L,,4 m inland from 285, buttress of dead stump
19931,17,7,146,5,287,,EC,N,,Buttress of dead stump
19945,33,12,14,5,287,,EC,E,,All leaves coated with epiphylls
19949,37,16,4,5,287,,EC,N,,No new, looks dead
19981,77,34,21,5,287,,EC,N,,Too small for label
19991,89,,,5,287,,EC,G,,Gone
19999,97,43,38,5,385,,EC,N,,Leaf P is absolutely gorgeous
19941,29,10,4,5,399,,EC,L,,Opposite 289 on far bank
19985,81,35,48,5,399,,EC,P1,,Photo 36 lit up bromeliad and ElCr 399--no flash 1/30th
19985,81,35,48,5,399,,EC,P2,,Same photo with new roll (messed up start--opened and looked, OK)
19941,29,10,5,5,400,,EC,L,,5 cm below 287
20009,109,49,29,5,400,,EC,E,,Leaf Y all but midrib of lamina destroyed
19941,29,10,11,10,402,,EC,L1,,1 m upstream from 217 on palm with white tape
19941,29,10,11,10,402,,EC,L2,,35 cm off the ground
19989,85,38,7,10,402,,EC,N,,Leaves too small to wire
19991,89,39,46,10,402,,EC,G,,Dead
19945,33,12,13,5,424,,EC,L,,1/2 m away from strem and from 399
19965,57,25,39,5,424,,EC,N,,Leaf B has NO damage at all (amazing), Lf Y has only ONE spot
19945,33,12,17,10,425,,EC,L,,1.5 m downstream of 217
19961,53,24,17,10,425,,EC,P2,,Photo of small plant
19975,69,31,15,10,425,,EC,L,,.2 m downstream of 590
19979,73,DS,,10,425,,EC,G,,Gone
19945,33,14,17,10,581,,EC,L,,70 cm uphill of 575
19969,61,27,45,10,581,,EC,F,,Pushed horizontal by litterfall
19989,85,38,7,10,581,,EC,N,,Very healthy looking
19945,33,14,17,10,582,,EC,L1,,40 cm off ground on 18 cm diam palm trunk
19945,33,14,17,10,582,,EC,L2,,1 m upstream 221
19981,77,34,16,10,582,,EC,G,,Dead apparently from bromeliad lvs 35 cm above on tree trunk.
19945,33,14,20,10,592,,EC,F,,15 cm above apex is horizontal branch 6 cm diam sprout
19945,33,14,20,10,592,,EC,L,,6.4 m from stream edge
19951,41,18,35,10,592,,EC,L,,On rock above 593 toward river
19959,49,21,38,10,592,,EC,F,,Fallen tree above (12 cm) apex now sprouting many vertical branches
19991,89,DS,,10,592,,EC,G,,Plant buried in woody debris and not seen in subsequent years, assumed dead
19991,89,40,2,10,592,,EC,N,,Can't measure under debris--skip until next time
19995,93,41,44,10,592,,EC,N,,Under debris, can't measure
19945,33,14,20,10,593,,EC,L,,1 m uphill form 592
19951,41,18,35,10,593,,EC,P,,23, 24 of leaf Y, 25, 26 of whole plant 593 EC
19991,89,DS,,10,593,,EC,G,,Plant buried in woody debris and not seen in subsequent years, assumed dead
19991,89,40,2,10,593,,EC,N,,Can't measure under debris--skip until next time
19995,93,41,44,10,593,,EC,N,,Under debris, can't measure
19945,33,14,20,10,594,,EC,L,,.5 upstream of 593
19991,89,DS,,10,594,,EC,G,,Plant buried in woody debris and not seen in subsequent years, assumed dead
19991,89,40,2,10,594,,EC,N,,Can't measure under debris--skip until next time
19995,93,41,44,10,594,,EC,N,,Under debris, can't measure
19945,33,14,20,10,595,,EC,L,,30 cm upstream of 594
19959,49,21,39,10,595,,EC,N,,Not very healthy looking plant due to PR fall
19989,85,38,10,10,595,,EC,N,,Bromeliad just above of it on a rock probably impedes growth
19991,89,DS,,10,595,,EC,G,,Plant buried in woody debris and not seen in subsequent years, assumed dead
19991,89,40,2,10,595,,EC,N,,Can't measure under debris--skip until next time
19995,93,41,44,10,595,,EC,N,,Under debris, can't measure
19945,33,14,20,10,596,,EC,L,,30 cm downhill of 595
19991,89,DS,,10,596,,EC,G,,Plant buried in woody debris and not seen in subsequent years, assumed dead
19991,89,40,2,10,596,,EC,N,,Can't measure under debris--skip until next time
19995,93,41,44,10,596,,EC,N,,Under debris, can't measure
19945,33,14,21,10,597,,EC,L,,1.5 m uphill of 226
19951,41,18,34,10,597,,EC,N,,Fingerlike fungus at base, match size "fingers", about 10 to clump
19951,41,18,34,10,597,,EC,P1,,Roll 1 (13-19): EC 597 and fungus
19961,53,24,21,10,597,,EC,H,,Top surface of leaf 8-P
19991,89,,,10,597,,EC,N,,Gone temporarily, refound the next time
19999,97,43,35,10,597,,EC,N,,Tree trunk .4 m above it
19925,9,5,58,10,9212,,EC,A,1,#1 juvenile near 212
19925,9,5,58,10,9212,,EC,L,,Up trunk from 212
19929,13,7,72,10,9212,,EC,G,,Dropped, not noticed on 212 (X)
19939,25,9,31,10,9212,,EC,N,,No sign of plant
20016,118,AN,,10,9212,,EC,C,,212A old ID to remove SI
19925,9,5,58,10,9213,,EC,A,1,#1 juvenile near 212
19925,9,5,58,10,9213,,EC,L,,To left across trunk from 212
19929,13,7,73,10,9213,,EC,G,,Dropped, not noticed on 212 (X)
20016,118,AN,,10,9213,,EC,C,,212B old ID to remove SI
19949,37,DS,,10,9214,,EC,G,,Gone
20016,118,AN,,10,9214,,EC,C,,212C old ID to remove SI
19925,9,5,58,10,9215,,EC,A,1,#1 juvenile near 215
19929,13,7,74,10,9215,,EC,L,,35 cm below 215
19929,13,7,74,10,9215,,EC,N,,Were the first four leaves gone?
19931,17,7,131,10,9215,,EC,L,,30 cm below 215
19939,25,9,24,10,9215,,EC,E,,four leaves, largest = spotted
19965,57,DS,,10,9215,,EC,G,,gone
20016,118,AN,,10,9215,,EC,C,,215A old ID to remove SI
19931,17,7,136,10,9227,,EC,A,6,#6 number changed to 281
20016,118,AN,,10,9227,,EC,C,,227A old ID to remove SI
19941,29,11,1,8,,,EL,L1,,Note E2 just uphill from 68
19941,29,11,1,8,,,EL,L2,,On back of tree up from Microgramma tree
19941,29,11,1,8,,,EL,L3,,Longer Pet that ESS plants
19941,29,11,1,8,,,EL,L4,,Rosette, not elongated rhizome.
19941,29,11,1,8,,,EL,L5,,Check out Polybotrya cervina juvenile info in Moran
19941,29,11,29,10,,,EL,V1,,1 m off ground on palm moss covered palm trunk
19941,29,11,29,10,,,EL,V2,,16 cm in diam, 30 m from ESS tributary on SW
19941,29,11,29,10,,,EL,V3,,side--not general fertile
19941,29,11,30,10,,,EL,V4,,See book for measurements of all leaves
19961,53,24,17,10,,,EL,P7,,Herbvivory
20021,125,AN,,,,,EL,N,,Voucher ID by R Moran identifies E2 as Elaphoglossum latifolium (EL), changed all
19919,1,1,28,5,44,,EL,L,,1.5 m up trunk,3 m off trail above DAE1 stream
19919,1,1,28,5,44,,EL,P,,Elaph photo--2 rhizome tips
19921,5,4,1,5,44,,EL,E,,WGB still there
19931,17,7,129,5,44,,EL,N,,A-G double wire too much, replaced with G
19939,25,9,31,5,44,,EL,H1,,Something has totally eaten the leaves of both plants
19939,25,9,31,5,44,,EL,H2,,All but 2 lvs attacked
19995,93,41,45,5,44,,EL,N,,Too small for label
20009,109,49,26,5,44,,EL,N,,Not doing well
19919,1,1,29,5,45,,EL,L,,1.5 m up trunk,3 m off trail above DAE1 stream
19919,1,1,29,5,45,,EL,N,,Tags attached above lower set of pinnae
19941,29,10,1,5,45,,EL,H,,Leaf 11 is badly eaten, brown edges=old holes?
19961,53,24,21,5,45,,EL,N,,New leaf grew up through hole in label
19931,17,7,134,10,275,,EL,L,,1.5 m up same palm trunk as 274
19931,17,7,134,10,275,,EL,R,,Horizontal rhizome for 10 cm
19991,89,40,2,10,275,,EL,MT,,Branching, just a small crozier so far, no label
19931,17,7,134,10,276,,EL,L,,12 cm above 275, vertical rhizome
20011,113,51,23,10,276,,EL,N,,Splitting to the left
19951,41,18,35,10,628,,EL,L,,Same tree as 275 and 276 E2 plants
19951,41,18,35,10,628,,EL,P,,27, 28, 29 of fertile leaf of E2 628
19965,57,25,34,10,628,,EL,N,,Replaced label
19979,73,32,29,10,718,,EL,B,,MT = 276
19979,73,32,29,10,718,,EL,L,,Branching off of 276 to the 270 direction
19995,93,41,43,10,906,,EL,B,,Branch off of 275
19995,93,41,43,10,906,,EL,L,,3 cm back from apex off of 275 E2 rhizome
19995,93,41,43,10,906,,EL,MT,,906 MT
19931,17,8,13,2,,,ES,N,,Labels not moved this time to save leaf trauma
19941,29,11,22,2,,,ES,F,,Litter has to be removed to see wires
19941,29,11,23,2,,,ES,N,,At least one E! LB was fertile (dead leaf below 26)
19941,29,11,22,2,,,ES,N,,Up until now, was called E1--ID by Proctor =ElSimplex
19941,29,11,23,2,,,ES,N,,Petioles 3 cm on sterile, 15 cm on fertile
19941,29,11,1,9,,,ES,N,,Remember E1 near last DN at Site 9
19941,29,11,45,2,,,ES,V1,,From Site 2
19945,33,12,4,1,,,ES,N,,Just 1 m upstream of PoCe 422 on rock
19945,33,13,10,2,,,ES,N1,,No more wires, too damaging to rhizome and new lvs
19945,33,13,10,2,,,ES,N2,,Use hole punch next time
19949,37,15,20,2,,,ES,N,,Need smaller wires
19959,49,22,38,2,,,ES,P,,22-33, ES population
19971,65,30,6,2,,,ES,E1,,Fertiles so short-lived, probably underestimates,
19971,65,30,6,2,,,ES,E2,,though leaf base very visible
19975,69,31,12,2,,,ES,N,,Several more plants above as you walk down to river
19975,69,31,12,2,,,ES,N,,Lvs all curled inwards toward abaxial side, but tough
19985,81,36,13,2,,,ES,N,,Almost all wires up leaves and cut into the laminae
19985,81,35,15,2,,,ES,N,,Population on root below 55 etc. is completely gone--bare root
19985,81,36,14,2,,,ES,N1,,Flood effects.  All ES plants obviously inundated.  1 patch closer to
19985,81,36,14,2,,,ES,N2,,river by .5 m completely wiped off the root/branch.  Other patch
19985,81,36,14,2,,,ES,N3,,partially lifted.  Many leaves lost in this area, but only 1 plant gone
19985,81,36,14,2,,,ES,N4,,Pop. is now 2.1 m above low water, BUT low water seems to have dropped
19985,81,35,14,2,,,ES,N5,,by about 40 cm--perhaps a deeper central channel?
19985,81,36,14,2,,,ES,N5,,as much as 40 cm
19991,89,39,12,2,,,ES,N1,,Perhaps it is time to drop this species and focus on TD, TR, DN, DE
19991,89,39,12,2,,,ES,N2,,TA, and CB for the rest of the time.
19995,93,40,32,2,,,ES,N,,All plants extremely dry and brittle
20005,105,47,8,2,,,ES,N,,All upper ES are gone (yesterday's flood?)
20031,137,55,5,2,,,ES,N,,All except 54, 55 and 55A are definitley gone
20061,173,60,2,2,,,ES,N,,May be 2 juv ES patches below on root, 8 cm max leaf length
20061,173,60,1,6,,,ES,N1,,Note large clump of ES across from downstream end of site
20061,173,60,1,6,,,ES,N2,,Clump about 30 cm x 12 cm; about 75 leaves counted, 3 dead fertile, no live fert.
19919,1,1,16,2,23,,ES,R,,Units separated by moss etc. may be on same rhizome
19921,5,3,20,2,23,,ES,E1,,Abscission leaves leaf bas 2-3 mm high
19921,5,3,20,2,23,,ES,E2,,which seems to hold the wires
19921,5,3,20,2,23,,ES,E3,,No leaves at gk-wo
19921,5,3,20,2,23,,ES,E4,,5 marked leaves remain--wo-wg-bn-a(L), 2 new
19961,53,23,9,2,23,,ES,N,,Is now producing leaves at both ends
19961,53,23,9,2,23,,ES,S,,Split off 674 ES
19985,81,DS,,2,23,,ES,G,,Mat of plant wiped off root substrate by recent flooding/gone
19919,1,1,17,2,24,,ES,L,,Very close to 23, smaller one
19921,5,3,20,2,24,,ES,E1,,YG gone, K-r-o-g-b remain
19929,13,7,4,2,24,,ES,E,,Crozier grew through hole in label
19991,89,39,11,2,24,,ES,N,,Substrate twisted but still hanging on to root surface (mat)
19995,93,,,2,24,,ES,G,,Gone
19919,1,1,17,2,25,,ES,E,,4 distinct petiole bases between E and crozier
19919,1,1,17,2,25,,ES,L,,Next one down branch from 24
19921,5,3,21,2,25,,ES,E,,W-w-y-g remain
19931,17,8,12,2,25,,ES,F,,No litter
19989,85,37,25,2,25,,ES,N,,Mat of roots substrate for 24/674 divides new leaf from rest of rhizome
20005,105,DS,,2,25,,ES,G,,Gone
19919,1,1,17,2,26,,ES,L,,Next one down, partly underneath
19921,5,3,30,2,26,,ES,N,,5 labelled, 2 new
19931,17,8,12,2,26,,ES,F,,Dead leaf in apex
20005,105,DS,,2,26,,ES,G,,Gone
19919,1,1,18,2,27,,ES,L,,Next one down (looks like branches of 26 and 28)
19921,5,3,21,2,27,,ES,E,,a-w-b-o still there
19921,5,3,22,2,27,,ES,N,,can't reach, water too high
20001,101,45,20,2,27,,ES,MT,,949 MT
20001,101,45,20,2,27,,ES,N,,12 lvs are on hanging moss mat with no wires
20005,105,DS,,2,27,,ES,G,,Gone
19919,1,1,18,2,28,,ES,L,,Next one along
19921,5,3,21,2,28,,ES,E,,all leaves there
19981,77,34,7,2,28,,ES,F,,Rubbed by vine, lost almost all lvs
19981,77,34,7,2,28,,ES,L,,Now 16cm away from 27 toward 29 branch
19991,89,39,11,2,28,,ES,E,,Leaves are greately reduced--new lvs too small to mark, 4,6,5 cm
19995,93,40,32,2,28,,ES,N,,3 new leaves that are too small to wire
20005,105,DS,,2,28,,ES,G,,Gone
19939,25,8,149,2,29,,ES,A,4,#4 Archive 29S and add 372
19939,25,8,149,2,29,,ES,MT,,372 MT
19985,81,DS,,2,29,,ES,G,,Mat of plant wiped off root substrate by recent flooding/gone
19939,25,8,149,2,29,S,ES,C,4,#4 Archive 29S and add 372
19919,1,2,9,2,54,,ES,L,F,To right of 53 on rock edge
19919,1,2,9,2,54,,ES,N,,Numbered leaves/should try hole in lamina?
19921,5,3,31,2,54,,ES,E,,wa gone, 12 wires, 4 new
19921,5,3,31,2,54,,ES,N,,apex toward rock
19965,57,26,8,2,54,,ES,N,,New label
19919,1,2,11,2,55,,ES,L,F,Next to 54
19921,5,3,33,2,55,,ES,E,,12 have wires, 2 new
19985,81,35,14,2,55,,ES,L,F,2.6 m above H2O--seems totally undisturbed
19985,81,36,14,2,55,,ES,N,,2.5 m above H2O seem undisturbed tho pop on root 1 m below gone
20031,137,55,5,2,55,,ES,N,,Orange wires on 28, 29, 27, 29, 29, 29 cm leaves
20066,178,AN,,2,55,A,ES,C,,9055 new ID to eliminate SI
19919,1,1,18,2,372,,ES,L,,Different branch
19921,5,3,21,2,372,,ES,B,,29 growing in 2 directions--up branch, toward rock
19929,13,7,5,2,372,,ES,N,,Redo Reprofile: w-r-g-p-n-y-r-r-p-n-ka-rb?
19939,25,8,149,2,372,,ES,A,4,#4 New number after separating 29--29A/372
19939,25,8,149,2,372,,ES,C,,29S old ID to eliminate SI and set up independent plant resulting from branch
19939,25,8,149,2,372,,ES,L,,Right next to 29
19985,81,DS,,2,372,,ES,G,,Mat of plant wiped off root substrate by recent flooding/gone
19929,13,AN,,,674,,ES,N,,MS changed due to earlier leaves on branch
19939,25,23,9,2,674,,ES,B,,NOT a branch--opposite end of 23, determined to be different plant
19961,53,23,9,2,674,,ES,L,,uphill (to 90 deg) side of 23, some old and new lvs
19985,81,36,13,2,674,,ES,N,,Upside down in mat of roots now partially peeled off root/branch substrate
19989,85,37,25,2,674,,ES,MT,,855 MT
19991,89,39,11,2,674,,ES,N,,Substrate twisted but still hanging on to root surface (mat)
19995,93,40,32,2,674,,ES,G,,All leaves dried up and upside down, all wires fell off--drop from study
19989,85,37,25,2,855,,ES,B,,MT = 674
19989,85,37,25,2,855,,ES,L,,Opposite end of 674, one new leaf among old lvs of 674
19991,89,39,11,2,855,,ES,N,,Substrate twisted but still hanging on to root surface (mat)
19995,93,,,2,855,,ES,G,,Gone
20001,101,45,20,2,949,,ES,B,,MT = 27
20001,101,45,20,2,949,,ES,L,,6 cm downhill of 27 and 8 cm uphill of 26 on same root
20005,105,DS,,2,949,,ES,G,,Gone
20011,113,52,8,2,9055,,ES,L,F,Uphill from 54
20031,137,55,5,2,9055,,ES,N,,G-label 16 cm only new leaf
20041,149,57,46,2,9055,,ES,N,F,Now deep in litter with only one new leaf
20051,161,DS,,2,9055,,ES,G,,Gone
20066,178,AN,,2,9055,,ES,C,,55A old ID to remove SI
19969,61,27,34,21,,,LH,N,,Cut to rachis = pair count.
19975,69,31,27,21,,,LH,L,,Turnover in LH too high to follow/696, 697, 698
19979,73,32,10,21,,,LH,N,,Two plants up rockface from 695; no wires
20041,149,57,6,21,,,LH,N,,No sign of LH plants in this area
20061,173,60,14,21,,,LH,N,,None left in this area at all
19969,61,27,32,21,680,,LH,L,,40 cm downhill of 435
19969,61,27,31,21,680,,LH,N1,,Hairy with lower leaflet 1st pinnule longer
19969,61,27,31,21,680,,LH,N2,,Sori = flaps in serration indentations, pockets
19985,81,35,24,21,680,,LH,G,,Gone
19969,61,27,34,21,681,,LH,L,F,Just 14 cm below 455
19971,65,29,12,21,681,,LH,E,,Not much serration to the pinnules yet
19985,81,35,26,21,681,,LH,G,,No sign of labels or wires, grow too fast to monitor--drop from study
19969,61,27,34,21,682,,LH,L,,Just 20 cm downstream of 681
19975,69,DS,,,682,,LH,G,,Gone
19969,61,27,34,21,683,,LH,L,F,Uphill of 685
19985,81,35,26,21,683,,LH,G,,No sign of labels or wires, grow too fast to monitor--drop from study
19969,61,27,34,21,684,,LH,L,,40 cm downhill of 682
19979,73,32,13,21,684,,LH,N,,New label
19981,77,DS,,21,684,,LH,G,,Gone
19969,61,27,34,21,685,,LH,L,,20 cm uphill of 684
19971,65,29,13,21,685,,LH,G,,Drop from study--misidentified ID, turnover too fast.
19971,65,29,8,21,694,,LH,L,F,30 cm upstream of 438
19985,77,35,24,21,694,,LH,G,,Lost label, can't identify--drop from study
19971,65,29,9,21,695,,LH,L,F,upstream base of .5 m tall boulder, 1 m upstream of 694
19989,85,37,43,21,695,,LH,N,,Label and wire removed from old
19999,97,43,23,21,695,,LH,N,,New label
20021,125,DS,,21,695,,LH,G,,Gone
19971,65,29,9,21,696,,LH,L,,5 cm downhill of 698 on vertical rock
19979,69,DS,,21,696,,LH,G,,Dropped, leaf turnover too high to hold wires-X
19971,65,29,9,21,697,,LH,L,,5 cm down rock from 696 on vertical rock face, .5 m above next boulder
19979,69,DS,,21,697,,LH,G,,Dropped, leaf turnover too high to hold wires-X
19971,65,29,9,21,698,,LH,L,,1.2M upstream of 694 on vertical rock
19979,69,DS,,21,698,,LH,G,,Dropped, leaf turnover too high to hold wires-X
19971,65,29,8,21,699,,LH,L,F,30 cm uphill of 695 on rock (vertical)
19985,81,35,24,21,699,,LH,G,,Lost label, can't identify--drop from study
19985,81,35,24,21,700,,LH,E,,Leaf W-L not really very fertile
20031,137,,,21,700,,LH,G,,Gone
19971,65,29,10,21,700,,LH,L,F,On soil bank 1.5 m up, 2 m upstream of 441
19971,65,29,10,21,701,,LH,L,,.5 m downhill of 700
19975,69,DS,,,701,,LH,G,,Gone
19971,65,29,11,21,704,,LH,L,,3 m downstream of 680 in soil 1.5 m above streambed
19981,73,DS,,21,704,,LH,G,,Gone
19971,65,29,12,21,705,,LH,L,,.5 m uphill of 454
19981,77,DS,,21,705,,LH,G,,Gone
19971,65,29,12,21,706,,LH,L,F,10 cm downhill of 705 in soil back from bank .5 m waist ht.
19979,73,32,12,21,706,,LH,H,,Older leaves skeletonized
19985,81,35,26,21,706,,LH,G,,No sign of labels or wires, grow too fast to monitor--drop from study
19975,69,31,26,21,714,,LH,L,,10 cm uphill of 681, in same rock crevice as 683
19981,77,DS,,21,714,,LH,G,,Gone
19921,5,3,12,1,,,PC,L,,Polybotrya cervina on tree near LiLA
19921,5,3,12,1,,,PC,NA1,,2 new leaves, 2 med leaves, 1 med-Li leaf, 1 heavy-Li leaf
19921,5,3,12,1,,,PC,NA3,,3 wilted fertiles and 3 brown leaves as seen from 128
19935,21,8,40,1,,,PC,S,,Three dead fertiles
19941,29,11,16,1,,,PC,N,,PoCe has 2 withered fertiles
19945,33,14,12,15,,,PC,N,,Tree 588 DaEx, river side, lots of juvenile PoCe at base
19979,73,32,38,17,,,PC,N,,Across stream bed from 550 on PreMon trunk
20011,113,51,20,34,,,PC,N,,There is a PC in this area on rock at ground level
20041,149,58,16,1,,,PC,N,,where old PC was..gold scaled rhizome and stiffer
20041,149,58,16,1,,,PC,N,,There may actually be 4 juv PC's climbing tree near
20041,149,58,16,1,,,PC,N,,leaf with PC venation--not like any Elaph I've seen
19945,33,12,3,1,422,,PC,E,,Four old fertiles still attached
19945,33,12,3,1,422,,PC,L,,Upstream of 81 (LL) 2m, 1.5 m up palm trunk
19951,41,19,13,1,422,,PC,E1,,2 dead ones still brown and attached
19951,41,19,14,1,422,,PC,E2,,4 dead fertile leaves
19951,41,19,14,1,422,,PC,E3,,P-O-B-R seem old but in relatively new apex positions
19955,45,20,20,1,422,,PC,P22,,23, 24 also of Polybotrya cervina
19965,57,25,26,1,422,,PC,E,,Dead O and W still on plant, stay a long time
19989,85,38,19,1,422,,PC,N,,What are pink circles about 4 mm in diam on leaves?
19991,89,39,22,1,422,,PC,F,,Palm trunk substrate ripped off 30 cm above this fern
20011,113,51,21,1,422,,PC,N,,Doesn't look good, though apex is OK
20021,125,53,1,1,422,,PC,G,,Dead (palm trunk stump from Hurricane Georges, with apex 20cm below top
19979,73,32,43,17,727,,PC,L,,2 m up on palm trunk, 3 m from stream, same side as HM329
19979,73,32,43,17,727,,PC,N,,Nearest fern is a DN 3 m away
19981,77,34,13,17,727,,PC,N,,Was some confusion about label number--once called 721 in error
20041,149,58,7,17,727,,PC,G,,Dead--a large tree fell toward the stream and took PC's tree with it