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6101.
CUL-DAR205.8.18    Note:    [1862].03.04   Mr Turnbull's Centradenia — examined more carefully   Text   Image
6102.
CUL-DAR108.61-62    Note:    1862.03.05   Chinese Primrose / Examined the pistil of long-styled Either 8 or 9 (for   Text   Image
6103.
CUL-DAR108.63-64    Note:    [1862].03.07   I have examined Mr Frys "mid-styled" flowers stigma in all stands in very   Text   Image
6104.
CUL-DAR108.65    Note:    [1862].03.10--[1862].03.11   Long-styled Chinese Primrose / Ovarium outer coat with 10 or 9 bundles   Text   Image
6105.
CUL-DAR45.133    Note:    1862.03.25   Bates insists that same species will present recent vars in one locality & not in another   Text   Image
6106.
CUL-DAR189.7    Note:    1862.03.28   Voice of cats Henrietta   Text   Image
6107.
CUL-DAR205.8.29-30    Note:    1862.04.10--1862.07.03   As in fruit crosses which I made all the flowers were youngish   Text   Image
6108.
CUL-DAR205.8.31    Note:    1862.04.10--1862.07.03   Monochætum ensiferum — fertilised last winter & gathered April & May   Text   Image
6109.
CUL-DAR49.71    Note:    1862.04.15   Mr Horwood gave me Hedaroma (tulipi = forma(?) (a Myrtle-bloom)   Text   Image
6110.
Carroll2    Correspondence:   FitzRoy Robert, Delamarche A. F.  1862.04.15   FitzRoy, Robert. 1862. [Letter, career resume and photo to A. Delamarche].   Text   Image
6111.
CUL-DAR109.B4-B5    Note:    1862.04.17--1862.05.11   Oxalis acetosella / 5 Pistils with rough stigmas on level with 5 longer   Text   Image
6112.
CUL-DAR45.82    Note:    1862.04.20   Apr. 20 62. Gould says one of my sparrows, viz Jagoensis from the C. de Verdes peculiar, the other Hispaniole(?) an African species.—   Text   Image
6113.
CUL-DAR50.E54    Note:    1862.04.20   Brazil 6000-7000ft / Sandwich Is / Jamaica / Cape of Good Hope /   Text   Image
6114.
CUL-DAR54.26v    Note:    1862.04.20   Some Saxifrages have woolly Hair with no glands at tip as S decipiens / S   Text   Image
6115.
CUL-DAR54.27    Note:    1862.04.22   Saxifraga platypelata — short colourless viscid glands — no change for   Text   Image
6116.
CUL-DAR108.132    Note:    1862.04.24   George saw Cucullea[?] verbasci flying over great bed of Cowslips with a   Text   Image
6117.
CUL-DAR50.E28    Note:    1862.04.24   note [quotation from Seemann B 'Botany of voyage of H.M.S Herald' 1852-1857:   Text   Image
6118.
CUL-DAR110.A23    Note:    1862.04.26   Lettington asserts positively tha[t] long-styled cowslips & Chinese   Text   Image
6119.
CUL-DAR108.131    Draft:    1862.04.28   of addendum [to 'Three forms of Lythrum salicaria'] I stated that perhaps I had not watched cowslip enough & they might be largely visited by Humble Bees   Text   Image
6120.
CUL-DAR189.8    Note:    1862.05.00   When dog runs away frightened `tail between his legs'   Text   Image
6121.
CUL-DAR49.72    Note:    1862.05.00   Rhododenrum Boothii from Boston has yellow flowers hanging down but not   Text   Image
6122.
CUL-DAR49.73    Note:    1862.05.00   Mussaenda frondos doubtful order (looks like Bugainvillea)   Text   Image
6123.
CUL-DAR49.75    Note:    1862.05.00   I am nearly certain that Saxifraga granulosa (Holwood Park) is a dichogam   Text   Image
6124.
CUL-DAR46.1.52    Note:    1862.05.00   Bot Society Regents Park — Pelargonium Phyllis with very many central   Text   Image
6125.
CUL-DAR50.E27    Note:    1862.05.00   Origin / Lyell tells me that great boulders are embedded in Miocene   Text   Image
6126.
CUL-DAR49.74    Note:    1862.05.01   It is impossible to behold Bougainvillea speciosa (Mr Turnbulls) with   Text   Image
6127.
CUL-DAR265.7    Note:    1862.05.01   Leschenaultia   Text   Image
6128.
CUL-DAR70.93    Note:    1862.05.01   Chyris bractescens ? / Mr Bateman Biddulph Grange Congleton — 8 pollen   Text   Image
6129.
CUL-DAR109.A2    Note:    1862.05.11   Galium (yellow) cruciatum / Dimorphism   Text   Image
6130.
CUL-DAR51.B4-B9    Note:    1862.05.11--1862.07.09   Pelargonium / This includes description of Peloric flowers   Text   Image
6131.
CUL-DAR205.8.49    Note:    1862.05.14--1862.05.30   Heterocentrum roseum   Text   Image
6132.
CUL-DAR49.76    Note:    1862.05.14   Schizanthus (one of Scrophulariae) upturned pistil into gangway of nectary Dichogamy   Text   Image
6133.
CUL-DAR49.77-78    Note:    1862.05.16   All common Rhododendrum & Azaleas have nectary in fold of upper spotted   Text   Image
6134.
CUL-DAR46.1.53    Note:    1862.05.17   Leith Hill Place / Ch 5 / I have looked at the 2 square pieces of cleared   Text   Image
6135.
CUL-DAR70.73-74    Note:    1862.05.17--1862.05.21   Birds nest Orchis / 2 lower sepals & 1 upper sepal & 2 upper petals form   Text   Image
6136.
CUL-DAR54.74-75    Note:    1862.05.18--1862.05.21   Drosera / Catches flies & growing at height acts early in summer   Text   Image
6137.
CUL-DAR46.2.C42    Note:    1862.05.24   Noticed all lower flowers of Beans bitten by Bees   Text   Image
6138.
CUL-DAR70.10-11    Note:    1862.05.24   O[rchis] ustulata Mr Malden[?] — The caudicle is depressed   Text   Image
6139.
CUL-DAR76.B40    Note:    1862.05.24   Cabbages / Prepotency / 10h 45 put plenty of pollen on 3 lately opened   Text   Image
6140.
CUL-DAR70.24    Note:    1862.05.25   Fly Ophrys / The shining base & knobs of Labellum in some cases in which   Text   Image
6141.
CUL-DAR108.135    Note:    1862.05.26   a few Pods — Chinese Primroses brought me by Mr Horwood [numbers of   Text   Image
6142.
CUL-DAR76.B81    Note:    1862.05.26   It might be thought a chance that the pollen of grasses would be blown &   Text   Image
6143.
CUL-DAR70.75    Note:    1862.05.27   Cephalanthera grandiflora — no nectar Terminal portion of labellum with   Text   Image
6144.
CUL-DAR111.A3-A5    Note:    1862.05.28--1862.05.30   Viola canina / Marked 2 plants with red tape behind Azalea bed with no   Text   Image
6145.
CUL-DAR109.A22    Note:    1862.05.29   On new cut on a bank of exactly same character & aspect I marked a Female   Text   Image
6146.
CUL-DAR70.76    Note:    1862.05.29   I may say in Cephalanthera that pollen masses stand not only free but   Text   Image
6147.
CUL-DAR108.56    Note:    1862.05.30   Midstyled see p. 6 / I examined another flower of the one plant (in large   Text   Image
6148.
CUL-DAR49.82    Note:    1862.05.30   Green-house Poly[g]ala — passage to nectary to flower on right hand   Text   Image
6149.
CUL-DAR70.25    Note:    1862.05.30   2 spikes of Arachnites sent me by Mr Oxenden kept in water (& young   Text   Image
6150.
CUL-DAR70.94-95    Note:    1862.05.30   Vanilla from Sion House (per Hooker)   Text   Image
6151.
CUL-DAR205.8.19    Note:    1862.05.31--1862.07.11   Centradenia floribunda   Text   Image
6152.
CUL-DAR205.8.37-38    Note:    1862.05.31--1862.06.27   Monochaetum ensiferum   Text   Image
6153.
CUL-DAR70.77    Note:    1862.05.31   Mr Jamieson / Listera cordata / Saw one feeble explosion — Both pollinia   Text   Image
6154.
CUL-DAR205.8.39    Note:    1862.06.00--1862.08.05   Monochaetum ensiferum   Text   Image
6155.
CUL-DAR157.1.103    Note:    [1862].04.14--[1862].06.15   Solanum jasminoides Greenhouse moves against sun   Text   Image
6156.
CUL-DAR205.8.14-15    Note:    1862.06.01--1862.06.29   Rhexia glandulosa   Text   Image
6157.
CUL-DAR70.23    Note:    1862.06.01   Fly Ophrys / I have now given rigorous examination of shining surface of   Text   Image
6158.
CUL-DAR70.79    Note:    1862.06.01   Cephalanthera / I feel sure that extremely few pollen-masses have this   Text   Image
6159.
CUL-DAR70.26    Note:    1862.06.04   O[rchis] conopsea / The two viscid glands are broad compared with size of   Text   Image
6160.
CUL-DAR51.B10-11    Note:    1862.06.06   Pelargonium / In bedding out scarlet I find 5 sepal-facing anthers longer   Text   Image
6161.
CUL-DAR70.27-28    Note:    1862.06.06   Lizard Orchis most rare Mr Oxenden / Upper sepal 2 lower & 2 upper petals   Text   Image
6162.
CUL-DAR70.4    Note:    1862.06.07   R Brown thought Bee O[rchid] like bee to deter insects   Text   Image
6163.
CUL-DAR70.96-97    Note:    1862.06.07   A Catasetum sent me from Kew with all sepals & petals green reflexed   Text   Image
6164.
CUL-DAR70.99-102    Note:    1862.06.08   Mormades[?] luxatum This rare & large species nearly white sent me by Mr   Text   Image
6165.
CUL-DAR70.3    Note:    1862.06.10   in Sand-walk a fair lot of O[rchis] maculata, looking for flowers with   Text   Image
6166.
F1716a    Periodical contribution:     Darwin, C. R. 1862. Do bees vary in different parts of Great Britain. Journal of Horticulture and Cottage Gardener (10 June): 207.   Text   Image   PDF
6167.
CUL-DAR110.B25a-B25b    Abstract:    1862.06.13   Candolle A de `Prodromus' 10: 94   Text   Image
6168.
CUL-DAR70.12    Note:    1862.06.15   Mr Horwood brought me fly stuck on stigma & rostellum of Cattleya mossiae   Text   Image
6169.
CUL-DAR111.A44    Note:    1862.06.16--1862.06.21   Oxalis acetosella / Little imperfect flowers closed with 5 spotted sepals   Text   Image
6170.
CUL-DAR70.13-14    Note:    1862.06.20   George watched Orchis maculata in big woods today & in a hour caught 6   Text   Image
6171.
CUL-DAR70.30    Note:    1862.06.21   George went to Orchis Bank & soon saw Plusia chrysitis   Text   Image
6172.
CUL-DAR70.32-37    Note:    1862.06.22--1862.07.02   Musk Orchis / George has watched large beds for an hour or two & saw   Text   Image
6173.
CUL-DAR108.2-4    Note:    1862.06.28--1862.10.16   Mullein — K[itchen] G[arden] transported from Fields / Verbascum   Text   Image
6174.
CUL-DAR99.5-9    Note:    1862.06.30   G. Maw on correlation cases & difficulties   Text   Image
6175.
CUL-DAR205.8.20    Note:    1862.07.00   Centradenia floribunda from Kew seeds ripe   Text   Image
6176.
CUL-DAR49.79    Note:    1862.07.01   Dictamnus fraxinella / Fan petals upwards & one beneath but often rather   Text   Image
6177.
CUL-DAR205.3.225    Note:    1862.07.06   Blyth in letter / says a Bufo at Andaman & some mammal   Text   Image
6178.
CUL-DAR70.103-104    Note:    1862.07.09   Cycnoches ventricosa named by Lindley / Mr Veitch same plant as in Orchid   Text   Image
6179.
CUL-DAR108.125-130    Note:    1862.07.11--1862.11.07   The 4 pots of Chinese Primroses with the seedlings from Homomorphic   Text   Image
6180.
CUL-DAR79.12    Note:    1862.07.11   Single carnation castrated flowers   Text   Image
6181.
CUL-DAR157.1.112    Note:    [1862].07.14--[1862].07.18   Nepenthes distillatoria / Put stick to side of prolongation   Text   Image
6182.
F1826    Periodical contribution:     Darwin, C. R. 1862. Bees in Jamaica increase the size and substance of their cells. Journal of Horticulture and Cottage Gardener. (15 July): 305.   Text   Image   PDF
6183.
F1824    Periodical contribution:     Darwin, C. R. 1862. Bee-cells in Jamaica not larger than in England. Journal of Horticulture and Cottage Gardener. (22 July): 323.   Text   Image   PDF
6184.
CUL-DAR109.A11    Note:    1862.07.29   Satureia hortensis Summer Savoy / I raised 11 Plants one alone had   Text   Image
6185.
CUL-DAR27.2.B1-B6    Note:    1862.07.29   Lythrum salicaria : Long-styled   Text   Image
6186.
CUL-DAR70.98    Note:    1862.07.29   A curious Catasetum sent me from Kew with Lab[ellum] upwards & this is   Text   Image
6187.
CUL-DAR49.80    Note:    1862.07.30   saw Humble-bees collecting pollen from Verbascum   Text   Image
6188.
CUL-DAR27.2.B7    Note:    1862.07.31--1862.08.01   Lythrum salicaria crosses   Text   Image
6189.
CUL-DAR27.2.B24-B32,B32bis    Figure:    1862.08.00   [diagrams of pollen from differently-styled stamens of Lythrum]   Text   Image
6190.
CUL-DAR51.B13    Note:    1862.08.00   Summary of crosses of Pelargonium Peloric flowers   Text   Image
6191.
CUL-DAR27.2.B8-B9    Note:    [1862].08.03   Lythrum 3 forms from Southampton 2 sets of flowers carefully compared   Text   Image
6192.
CUL-DAR109.A23-A24    Note:    1862.08.04--1862.08.06   Scabiosa arvensis / I find many plants (all fl[owers] on same plant the   Text   Image
6193.
CUL-DAR76.B92    Note:    1862.08.05   Lupinus nanus / (from Vaucher) / When mature or nearly mature flower open   Text   Image
6194.
CUL-DAR70.174    Note:    1862.08.05   Tried 2 more flowers of Dendrobium chrysanthum — one acted beautifully   Text   Image
6195.
A81    Periodical contribution:     Tegetmeier, W. B. 1862. Darwin on orchids. Register of facts and occurrences relating to literature, the sciences, and the arts (August): 38-9.   Text   Image
6196.
CUL-DAR109.A13    Note:    1862.08.06--1866   Echium vulgare Two forms one with much smaller flower & short white   Text   Image
6197.
CUL-DAR110.A16    Note:    1862.08.08   Hottonia / generally dimorphic In long-styled pistil projects far out of   Text   Image
6198.
CUL-DAR205.8.50    Note:    1862.08.09   I this day compared plants of the 2 sets of Heterocentrum roseum seedlings   Text   Image
6199.
CUL-DAR142.35    Note:    1862.08.10   envelope maked: Birds Nest Orchis Leith H. P Aug 10th 1862   Text   Image
6200.
CUL-DAR70.81    Note:    1862.08.10   I examined the pods of Birds nest O[rchis] from L[eith] H[ill] P[lace]   Text   Image
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