Pearson 1986 Bamboo no, 4 Llao - Llao. Went to our marked bamboo clumps near Dago Escondido. The presence of an abandoned well suggests that the area was once cleared and farmed. The presence of very dead clumps of rose mosquitea within what is now pure bamboo with no understorey indicates that the bamboo has spread and choked out the rose that had established itself before, or shortly after, the last bamboo flowering no, 6 To Sa Veronofa with Anita + Isol. Sylph readings around clump (E1), clear sunny, ASP 100 without the paper filter: clear sky f 11 1/40 xa 2m out from periphery and 2m high ground level at periphery fraction of light reaching 1/50th as open bushy. 1/40 xa 1/15 2m out 0.8 0.39 1/30 xa 1/30 0.6 0.60 1/50 1/15 1.0 0.30 1/30 1/11 0.6 0.22 1/50 1/30 1.0 0.60 av. 0.8 av. 0.42 Probed marked leaves at (E1) at the 14th node of 84/85 (#4) on west side of clump. 36-58 ramites and 117 leaves (black dot); the new leaves not out yet, new shoots not up. I marked leaves at E2 84/85 (#1) at node 16 of 30. 24 ramites, 57 leaves (blue pencil dot), came was 8ft. tall