61.   In the Maori version, the god of the forest, Tanehokahoka, worried that the bugs were starting to eat the trees to death.

62.   In years past, the mail-order business had been brisk for shipping Maine wreaths and Christmas trees to New England retirees living in Florida.

63.   In the morning, he hit the trees to the right of the green.

64.   Instead, the Icarosaurus siefkeri glided from tree to tree, in the manner of a flying squirrel.

65.   It also afflicts other plants from almond trees to Oleander bushes planted along freeway median strips.

66.   It contains information on produce from peaches to pecans, a stroll through the gift shop and a look at fruits from tree to table.

67.   It is believed to be the largest loss of trees to insects ever recorded in North America.

68.   It is important to acclimate the tree to the warmer house gradually.

69.   It is the completeness of the forest, from the moss and lichens hanging from the trees to the dense carpet of ferns and underbrush at your feet.

70.   It will take about five years for the shrublike trees to fully mature.