Looking for hanging Lycopodium plants

[Scott Russell]

We are trying to grow Lycopodium at the University of Oklahoma under 
challenging conditions (the temperature range is from 60 in the winter to 100 
or so in the summer).  Our attempts to grow terrestrial species have been 
unsuccessful, likely because of this.  Therefore, we are asking for help 
finding tropical species for this purpose, which are commonly epiphytes.

If you have or know the whereabouts of such a plant, please email us at the 
address below.  We would be willing to buy or trade for a specimen that will 
live here.  We have about 350 species here, mostly out of systematics 
education interest.  This is for my graduate morphology of vascular plants 
class this spring.  Thanks in advance for your help!!

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Scott D. Russell                     Internet:  srussell at ou.edu
Dept of Botany & Microbiology        Phone:     (405) 325-6234
 & Noble Electron Microscopy Lab     FAX:       (405) 325-7619
University of Oklahoma, Norman OK    http://www.ou.edu/research/electron/
 73019-0245   USA                   & http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-micro/
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