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Instead of growing in soil, they cling to trees, rocks and even buildings. And they do it without parasitizing or harming their hosts.

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IN an article on the artificial production of vigorous trees, contributed to the Journal of the Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction in Ireland (No. i, October, 1914) Prof.