Factors Influencing Arboreal Epiphytic Phytosociology in Central America

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The micodistribution of epiphytic plants in the canopy of Lecythis costaricensis is discussed in relation to the effects of arboreal animals such as squirrels, white-faced (Cebus capucinus) and howler (Alouatta pillosa) monkeys. These animals form runways on limbs, excluding epiphytes from what overwise appeared to be favorable growth sites.

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