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Hawken,
James
1976
Journal
Casa de Miguel Leon, Cuatlalpan, Est. Veracruz,
Mexico
2 Feb in Bromeliads, including three found in one bromeliad.
We left this locality and returned to Coatzalpan.
Hotel Mayorga, Fortin, Est. Veracruz, Mexico
3 February Early because of our getting a late start yesterday
morning due to repair of a bad broken muffler, and
the bad condition of the road to Xonotla, Carlos
decided to head Brad and el to a different
area W of Xonotla at an approximately equal
altitude. We took Mex Hwy 150 W of Orizaba and
then took a dirt road off to the right 15.0 km (by rd)
of the junction W of the highway to Maltrata.
This road apparently forms the main axis of a series
of dirt roads which cross-cross the dry, mostly
cleared slopes SW of Pic de Orizaba and wander
in a NE direction passing through a series of
towns. The road is quite passable in a stock
vehicle, apparently having been made by heavy
machinery. We visited two localities; the first a
patch of uncleared pine-oak forest locale
surrounded by cleared fields, el is off the
main 4x4 road, but is located only 1.5 km (by rd) from the town of Tepmola. This forest
was quite dry on the surface, but we soon found
Thomis abundant under bark or fallen