rid Locality: Eniwetok Atoll, and Edna Islands. Janet Personnel: Gessel, Palumbo, Welander and Donaldson, plus Keith Allsup and John Koranda. Radiation level(s): Date: Sept. Weather: 2, 1964, Wed. Fair. Water conditions: Normal. No measurements taken. John Koranda of L.R.L. had arranged for an "M" boat trip to Janet and Edna to collect samples for the H3 studies L.R.L. is doing on the biota here at Eniwetok. The four of us, ramp at 8:10 A.M. Koranda, Allsup and Karl Frogner left and arrived at Janet at 10:25 A.M. the We took the jeep ashore and used it for a tour of the open parts of the island, especially for a trip down the airstrip. Gessel's notes: "“Messerschmidia are in parklike stands over most of the island, particularly in the airport area. trees are mostly 8-15' base. These tall and go up to 8" in diameter at the Great variation in vigor and color was observed. Scaevola also present but form a minor part of the cover. Scattered Ground cover is mostly Ipomea, which is extensive over the airport. Fimbristylis, Triumfetta and Vernonia occur. ing, Near the boat land- Pleachea was observed. "I saw at least one 10-foot coconut and there may be more as I did not go through the interior of the island. Palumbo reports some Guettarda and Pisonia ebserved on the trip in early August.