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CUL-DAR70.63 Note: 1868.06.00 George went up Stony Valley for Bee orchises & found sixty flowers with Image

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CUL-DAR70.64 Note: 1869.04.04 Orchis intacta There is small nectary - & the petals & sepals form a Image

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CUL-DAR70.65 Printed: 1872.09.12 Fertilisation by moths `Nature' 6: 393 Image

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CUL-DAR70.66 Note: 1875.07.24 Orchis maculata / very wet season & so not good for Lepidoptera [with Image

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CUL-DAR70.67 Note: 1875.08.17 Orchis pyramidalis / 6 flowers - kept the finest selected out of about Image

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CUL-DAR70.68 Note: 1876.00.00 Musk Orchis - pollinia in several cases on femur Image

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CUL-DAR70.69 Miscellaneous: [Undated] wrapper for items 70: 70- annotated `Arethuseae Neotteae' Image

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CUL-DAR70.7 Abstract: [Undated] [reference incomplete] `Linnean Journal Botany' 8: 256 Image

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CUL-DAR70.70-71 Figure: [Undated] drawing of Pterostylis longifolia Image

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CUL-DAR70.72 Abstract: [Undated] Fitz[??] `[reference incomplete]'

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CUL-DAR70.73-74 Note: 1862.05.17--1862.05.21 Birds nest Orchis / 2 lower sepals & 1 upper sepal & 2 upper petals form Image

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CUL-DAR70.75 Note: 1862.05.27 Cephalanthera grandiflora - no nectar Terminal portion of labellum with Image

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CUL-DAR70.76 Note: 1862.05.29 I may say in Cephalanthera that pollen masses stand not only free but Image

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CUL-DAR70.77 Note: 1862.05.31 Mr Jamieson / Listera cordata / Saw one feeble explosion - Both pollinia Image

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CUL-DAR70.78 Note: [1862?].06.01--[1862?].06.03 Cephalanthera / Hangrove (1) broken pillars of pollen cup of lab[ellum] Image

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CUL-DAR70.79 Note: 1862.06.01 Cephalanthera / I feel sure that extremely few pollen-masses have this Image

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CUL-DAR70.8 Abstract: [Undated] [references incomplete] `[G]368, [G]325' Image

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CUL-DAR70.80 Note: [1862?].06.23 Asa Gray - Pogonia ophioglossoides - Pollen powdery loose grains no Image

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CUL-DAR70.81 Note: 1862.08.10 I examined the pods of Birds nest O[rchis] from L[eith] H[ill] P[lace] Image

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CUL-DAR70.82 Note: 1863.05.07 Listera ovata / Exposed flowers to Sulphuric Ether for 5 [min] & for 20 Image

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CUL-DAR70.83 Note: 1863.05.15 Sulphuric ether for 20 [min] good dose did not stop rostellum exploding Image

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CUL-DAR70.84 Miscellaneous: 1876.00.00 wrapper for items 70: 85- annotated `All the useful cases selected[?]' Image

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CUL-DAR70.85-88 Figure: [Undated] hand-painted drawings for Figs I-IV Image

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CUL-DAR70.89 Abstract: [Undated] Fournier E `Fecondation' 1863: 68, 70 Image

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CUL-DAR70.9 Abstract: [Undated] [reference incomplete] `Q109' Image

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CUL-DAR70.90 Note: 1866.06.00 Mr J Traherne Moggridge says Neottina intacta never has pollinia removed Image

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CUL-DAR70.91 Note: 1868.00.00 Orchis intacta from Mr Moggridge from Italy - flowered under net & Image

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CUL-DAR70.92 Miscellaneous: [Undated] wrapper for items 70: 93- annotated `Epidendreae Vandeae Malaxeae' Image

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CUL-DAR70.93 Note: 1862.05.01 Chyris bractescens ? / Mr Bateman Biddulph Grange Congleton - 8 pollen Image

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CUL-DAR70.94-95 Note: 1862.05.30 Vanilla from Sion House (per Hooker) Image

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CUL-DAR70.96-97 Note: 1862.06.07 A Catasetum sent me from Kew with all sepals & petals green reflexed Image

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CUL-DAR70.98 Note: 1862.07.29 A curious Catasetum sent me from Kew with Lab[ellum] upwards & this is Image

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CUL-DAR70.99-102 Note: 1862.06.08 Mormades[?] luxatum This rare & large species nearly white sent me by Mr Image