J. Harvey and family Nell and Ruth Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Marshall parasitical plant to be partly self-supporting. an almost perfect example of natural economy. The second plant I found was even more ingenious: its base, held to the tree-bark by rootlets, swells out into a bulbous tuber which makes an ideal home for ants: the ants crawling in out with food brought from the earth bring with them tiny particles of soil and other foreign matter, sufücient in themselves to support the semi-parasitic growth. How can ed to me many seprets....Büt dome. anyone fail to admire such natural ingenuity Truly, the cutting away of my
the unusual as those of the forests,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.