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CUL-DAR205.9.361 Note: 1861.01.30 Woodward showed me lists showing how very large proportion of kinds & Text Image

4802.

CUL-DAR111.A68 Abstract: [Undated] Baillon H `Natural History Review' 8: 419 Text Image

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CUL-DAR53.2.152 Draft: [Undated] Draft of Orchids, p. 210: "(a) But all these appliances are subordinate to the action of insects" Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.2.17 Note: [Undated] B Stein has since shown that the irritability of the leaves of Aldrovanda Text Image

4805.

CUL-DAR48.B45 Note: 1861.02.20 Took Hive, which was a swarm last summer & therefore must have made its Text Image

4806.

CUL-DAR47.38 Note: 1861.03.17 Hooker says that Cruciferae may be divided (will write paper) Text Image

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CUL-DAR47.15 Note: 1861.03.17 Acknowledge that Nat Selection comes in only when there is complex Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.9.362 Note: 1861.03.23 We must not suppose every country as rich as Europe in successive fossils Text Image

4809.

Bonhams-11388Lot83 Note: [1861].03.23 Sketch of the dimorphic flowers of the primrose. Enclosure to Darwin to Daniel Oliver 23 March [1861] Text Image

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CUL-DAR50.E26 Note: 1861.03.23 Suppose world shortly before Glacial to have had present temperature Text Image

4811.

CUL-DAR205.5.188 Note: 1861.03.26 Illustrating lower grade of Aspicapa[?] case Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.3.224 Note: 1861.04.00 F[resh] Water Salamanders lay their eggs on Duck Weed (Huxley) Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.C36 Note: 1861.04.06 Kurr says Anemone no nectary so I watch A[nemone] nemorosa & Verbascum & Text Image

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CUL-DAR49.60 Note: 1861.04.08--1861.04.10 Vinca major in Pot — greenhouse [with illustrations] Text Image

4815.

CUL-DAR76.B17 Note: 1861.04.09 I have been looking at that Fumaria dingy purple with one long nectary & Text Image

4816.

CUL-DAR205.11.122 Note: 1861.04.19 Mr Gould states positively that young Cuckoos do not eject young Text Image

4817.

CUL-DAR84.2.190 Note: 1861.04.19 Mr Gould remarked to me that all birds of which the males have beautiful Text Image

4818.

CUL-DAR205.7.150 Note: 1861.04.19 Origin / Ch IX & Origin / Gould assures me that the hybrids of Text Image

4819.

CUL-DAR46.1.59 Printed: 1861.04.27 "An Old Bushman". Sporting outfit for Australia, and general advice to the intending emigrant. Text Image

4820.

CUL-DAR85.A5 Note: 1861.05.00 We shall see that organs have been formed through sexual selection for Text Image

4821.

CUL-DAR46.2.C38-C39 Note: 1861.05.16 Rather insignificant flowers which Bees do not frequent Text Image

4822.

CUL-DAR77.23 Note: 1861.05.19 Observed 3 or 4 days ago several red-bellied flies with long proboscis Text Image

4823.

CUL-DAR46.2.C37 Note: 1861.05.20 Watched on 2 successive days Myosotis sylvatica Text Image

4824.

CUL-DAR76.A10 Note: 1861.05.25 Trif[olium] pratense / from bent stigma & manner in which keel & wings Text Image

4825.

CUL-DAR81.5 Note: 1861.05.31 With respect to sexual beauty of Butterflies. Think of beauty of some Caterpillars Text Image

4826.

CUL-DAR49.59 Note: [1861.06.01] Vinca major / I fertilised 6 flowers on 2 plants Text Image

4827.

CUL-DAR54.21-26 Note: 1861.06.01 Saxifraga London Pride (Bentham says (?) same Fam[ily] as Drosera) so Text Image

4828.

CUL-DAR76.A11 Note: 1861.06.01 London Pride (Saxifraga umbrosa) / C.C. Sprengel did not know it was a Text Image

4829.

CUL-DAR205.7.155 Note: 1861.06.06 The case of Primula just opposite to species Text Image

4830.

CUL-DAR49.61 Note: 1861.06.13 If I take case of Galium; observe that yellow G[alium] cruciatum has Text Image

4831.

CUL-DAR49.62 Note: 1861.06.15 Watched for some time immense number of Linum catharticum, saw very few Text Image

4832.

CUL-DAR49.65 Note: 1861.06.15 Aristolochia sipho apparently requires flies to effect impregnation Text Image

4833.

CUL-DAR46.2.C14a Note: 1861.06.24 In examining probosces with pollinia of Hab[ernaria?] Chlorantha Text Image

4834.

CUL-DAR49.66 Note: 1861.06.28 If a supposed necessity for pollen being well aired accounts for common Text Image

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CUL-DAR49.64 Note: 1861.07.13 Lathyrus sylvestris — Pistil much curved — visited by many Humble-Bees Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B20-B21 Note: 1861.07.13 Great Beds of Fumaria capreolata — This plant long a frightful puzzle to Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.A12 Note: 1861.07.14 This district abounds with yellow Galium verum Text Image

4838.

CUL-DAR109.A18-A20 Note: 1861.07.16 Wild Thyme / abounds — much of both forms — some days I concluded most Text Image

4839.

CUL-DAR45.131 Note: 1861.07.30 Wollaston tells [me] that the common state of Helix phlebophora Text Image

4840.

CUL-DAR205.3.222 Note: 1861.07.31 Wollaston says Thorictus[?] (as Family clearly somewhat related to Text Image

4841.

CUL-DAR189.5 Note: 1861.08.07 Expression / Dog when advancing to stranger with some anger pricks ears Text Image

4842.

CUL-DAR49.63 Note: 1861.08.11 William has been examining some Salvia Text Image

4843.

CUL-DAR99.10-12 Correspondence: Maw George [1861].08.27 Maw George Text Image

4844.

CUL-DAR76.B79-B80 Note: 1861.08.29--1861.09.04 To show importance of Diptera I saw large field yellow with charlock & Text Image

4845.

CUL-DAR49.67 Note: 1861.09.03 I found 2 pods on large Periwinkle at Mr Phillips — & mem at Wollastons Text Image

4846.

CUL-DAR46.2.C40 Note: 1861.09.05--1861.09.11 Visited 2 fields of Red Clover, which had been mown this summer Text Image

4847.

CUL-DAR54.50-54,54v,55-61 Note: 1861.09.07--1861.09.16 Dionaea [application of water, carbonate of ammonia, hair, nitrate of Text Image

4848.

CUL-DAR45.132 Note: 1861.09.12 Dr Weinlands case of Pupa Weinlandi from Bahamas excellent case of variation Text Image

4849.

CUL-DAR54.62 Note: 1861.09.16 Dionaea / I have made this little That leaf behaves differently over fly Text Image

4850.

CUL-DAR210.6.73 Correspondence: Darwin Emma née Wedgwood to Darwin William Erasmus [1861.09.17] Darwin Emma née Wedgwood to Darwin William Erasmus Text Image

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CUL-DAR210.6.72 Correspondence: Darwin Horace (Sir [1918]) to Darwin William Erasmus 1861[.09.17] Darwin Horace (Sir [1918]) to Darwin William Erasmus Text Image

4852.

CUL-DAR46.1.50 Note: 1861.09.21 William has just returned from Leith Hill & reports that the spot about 4 Text Image

4853.

CUL-DAR205.7.157-158 Note: 1861.09.24--1861.11.18 [After considering Primula] The creationist who sees organisms Text Image

4854.

CUL-DAR206.9 Note: 1861.10.03 It might be worth trying to cover up & fertilise with own pollen Text Image

4855.

CUL-DAR210.6.76 Correspondence: Darwin Emma née Wedgwood to Darwin William Erasmus [1861.10.07.after] Darwin Emma née Wedgwood to Darwin William Erasmus Text Image

4856.

CUL-DAR210.6.77 Correspondence: Litchfield Henrietta Emma née Darwin to Darwin William Erasmus [1861.10.09] Litchfield Henrietta Emma née Darwin to Darwin William Erasmus Text Image

4857.

CUL-DAR189.6 Note: 1861.10.13 Etty has kitten between 2 & 3 months old Text Image

4858.

CUL-DAR48.A48 Note: 1861.10.17 Gradation / Ch 8 / To take an example from Mollusca Text Image

4859.

CUL-DAR54.28 Note: 1861.10.22 Plumbago rosea from Mr Turnbull's Hot-House — calyx covered with hairs Text Image

4860.

CUL-DAR49.68 Note: 1861.10.24 Dichogamy / Dipladenia / One of the Apocyneae — Mr Horwood never before Text Image

4861.

CUL-DAR210.6.81 Correspondence: Litchfield Henrietta Emma née Darwin to Darwin William Erasmus [1861.10.24] Litchfield Henrietta Emma née Darwin to Darwin William Erasmus Text Image

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CUL-DAR210.6.84 Correspondence: Darwin Emma née Wedgwood to Darwin George Howard and Darwin William Erasmus [1861.10.27] Darwin Emma née Wedgwood to Darwin George Howard and Darwin William Erasmus Text Image

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CUL-DAR49.69 Note: 1861.10.27 Hooker sent me a Canarina — One anther sheds pollen early Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.8.44 Note: 1861.10.28 Heterocentron roseum Text Image

4865.

CUL-DAR205.8.45 Note: 1861.10.29--1861.10.31 Heterocentrum roseum [with diagram] Text Image

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CUL-DAR210.6.85 Correspondence: Darwin George Howard (Sir [1905]) to Darwin Emma née Wedgwood [1861.11.03] Darwin George Howard (Sir [1905]) to Darwin Emma née Wedgwood Text Image

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CUL-DAR210.6.88 Correspondence: Darwin Emma née Wedgwood to Darwin William Erasmus [1861.11.10] Darwin Emma née Wedgwood to Darwin William Erasmus Text Image

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CUL-DAR210.6.87 Correspondence: Darwin Horace (Sir [1918]) to Darwin William Erasmus 1861.11.10 Darwin Horace (Sir [1918]) to Darwin William Erasmus Text Image

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CUL-DAR210.6.90 Correspondence: Darwin Emma née Wedgwood to Darwin William Erasmus [1861.11.17] Darwin Emma née Wedgwood to Darwin William Erasmus Text Image

4870.

CUL-DAR205.10.90 Note: 1861.11.22 Mr Bates showed me the 2 Volucellas[?] like B. hortensis Text Image

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CUL-DAR210.6.91 Correspondence: Darwin Emma née Wedgwood and Darwin Leonard to Darwin William Erasmus [1861.11.26--1861.12.03] Darwin Emma née Wedgwood and Darwin Leonard to Darwin William Erasmus Text Image

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CUL-DAR210.6.92 Correspondence: Darwin Emma née Wedgwood to Darwin William Erasmus [1861.11.27] Darwin Emma née Wedgwood to Darwin William Erasmus Text Image

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CUL-DAR210.6.93 Correspondence: Litchfield Henrietta Emma née Darwin to Darwin William Erasmus [1861.12.11] Litchfield Henrietta Emma née Darwin to Darwin William Erasmus Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.24b Note: [1862] Oxlips / Miss Ludwig gathered at Hartfield in spring of 1862 from 3 or 4 Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.A20 Abstract: [1862] Oliver `Natural History Review' 7: 235-243. Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.A54 Draft: [Undated] Baillon H II 1861-1862: 58 / Draft of Forms of flowers. Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.8.55 Abstract: [Undated] 'Gardeners' Chronicle' 1862: 648 Text Image

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CUL-DAR209.6.187 Abstract: [Undated] Vaucher `Hist phys des plantes d'Europe' 3 1841: 552 Text Image

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CUL-DAR242[.26] Note: 1862 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1862] Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.38 Abstract: [Undated] Jerdon `Birds of India' I: 436 Text Image

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CUL-DAR49.70 Note: [Undated] Revd W.B Clarke in letter Jan 1862 says that the flower of Eucalyptus Text Image

4882.

CUL-DAR46.1.51 Note: [Undated] Revd W.B Clarke of St Leonards near Sidney in letter of Jan 1862 Text Image

4883.

CUL-DAR54.49 Note: 1862 [Drosera] Index [to notes pp. 1-18] Text Image

4884.

CUL-DAR79.77-81 Note: 1862 Nolana prostrata (old note in Germination of Seed Portfolio) Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.C41 Note: 1862 This year in my garden Lobelia fulgens produced a good many pods Text Image

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CUL-DAR84.2.98-104 Abstract: 1862--1867 [references incomplete] `Ibis' 1862-1866 Text Image

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CUL-DAR70.161 Abstract: [Undated] Duchartre `Bulletin Society Bot Fr' 9 1862: 113 Text Image

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CUL-DAR70.173 Abstract: [Undated] [reference incomplete] `Gardeners' Chronicle' 1862: 791 Text Image

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CUL-DAR89.6 Abstract: [Undated] Dufossé `Comptes rendus' 46 1858: 353, 47: 916; 54 1862: 393 Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.55 Note: [1862--1863] A are seedlings, from short long styled Hom plant Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.52-53 Note: [1862--1863] seedlings from Hom. plant. … but crossed heteromorphically Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B47 Note: [1862--1863] Notes about self-fertilisation Text Image

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CUL-DAR54.66 Note: 1862 Abstract / particles of citric acid, sugar, sulphate[?] of Potash causing Text Image

4894.

CUL-DAR80.A16 Abstract: [Undated] Gray's Cat of Brit. Mus (bones & skeleton) Text Image

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CUL-DAR70.156 Abstract: [Undated] [reference incomplete] `Gardeners' Chronicle' 1862: 791 Text Image

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CUL-DAR84.2.162 Abstract: [Undated] Jerdon `Birds of India': xxix Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.8.16 Note: [1862].01.02 Centradenia grandiflora (a Melastoma) Text Image

4898.

CUL-DAR205.8.22 Note: 1862.01.15 Monochaetum ensiferum / Mr Turnbull [with diagram] Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.11.124 Note: 1862.01.23 If asked how curious instinct of Lestris arrived Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.27-28b Note: 1862.01.30 Short-styled children Text Image