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Digitaria pacifica much shorter less level than our
Starbucks. Much of Sida procumbent - only in protect-
ed edges of dragon or arena bowl is Sida upright.
Sida, small seedlings and young plants seem to be fre-
quent in Sesuvium patches rimming dragon (a
white sand desert) hoe field in old dragon area).
Londia - Meroechinoidic genera are a top-dend
looking / a combination of a. low racipell or low ground
water; b. small wind (cost to weed) across island; c.
guano dropping or stem can leave from nesting lesser
frigate and red-footed boobies. Frigate colony formed
about bowl patch and into open area (on west side). Only a
few frigate and red-foots near guano rice brush pile.
Red-foot nests of Sida in old Londia links.
Truncate at old guano digging wet site for scale
bend
Garcini -> Sida -> Borlaugue -> orchis (gourd)
Cassine heptura helenium
Digitaria Potulaca Cordiellum Sida
capzithan
(Sida) Potulaca
-> Digitaria -> Sida to mid point
in form Potulaca of scale
brink side Borlaugue
Sida - Borlaugae - Potulaca - in middle of old guano
digging well end of island. Some heptura but very sparse.
Distribution non-uniform - on rocky flats can find
nothing but Borlaugae in other Borlaugae-Potulaca.
Sida patches are occasional along rim of old guano works,
as is a few scattered clumps of hepturaz.
In protected area (behind shield) patch of heptura or
low coral bottom Sesuvium (not this) Sida-Potulaca
scattered about myself and poor other Corrolo veg-
atation pattern of disturbed area.)