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6401.
CUL-DAR51.B14-B15    Note:    1863.05.15--1863.07.20   Pelargoniums / Climax by pollen of peloric Etna Black Threads   Text   Image
6402.
CUL-DAR70.83    Note:    1863.05.15   Sulphuric ether for 20 [min] good dose did not stop rostellum exploding   Text   Image
6403.
CUL-DAR76.B19    Note:    1863.05.22   Corydalis lutea / The hood springs one way & pistil springs other way   Text   Image
6404.
CUL-DAR47.18    Note:    1863.05.22   Bentham feels argument of much force that certain naturally introduced   Text   Image
6405.
CUL-DAR70.121    Note:    1863.05.22   Cypripedium acaule sent by A Gray & flowered — Labellum split open along   Text   Image
6406.
CUL-DAR76.B58    Note:    1863.05.23--1863.05.24   Broom / Covered up branch & this day fertilised 5 flowers with own pollen   Text   Image
6407.
CUL-DAR49.95    Note:    1863.05.24   As the garments are adapted & fit a man's body so do almost all flowers   Text   Image
6408.
CUL-DAR49.96v    Note:    1863.05.24   Poterium sanguisorba / No corolla — longer than dangling filaments   Text   Image
6409.
CUL-DAR49.96    Note:    1863.05.25   Spinacea oleracea (Chenopodeae) / Dioicous — Male flowers rigid   Text   Image
6410.
CUL-DAR205.8.34    Note:    1863.05.27   Monochaetum ensiferum [table of results]   Text   Image
6411.
CUL-DAR205.8.40    Note:    1863.05.28   Monochaetum ensiferum — Final Summary [Table of results]   Text   Image
6412.
CUL-DAR205.8.41    Note:    1863.05.28   Final conclusions — Monochaetum   Text   Image
6413.
CUL-DAR70.178    Note:    1863.05.30   Saw great Bombus hortensis go to Cephalanthera grandiflora & fruit, not   Text   Image
6414.
CUL-DAR133.10.1    Printed:    1863.06.00   On the physical geography of the Malay Archipelago `Royal Geographical Society (Proceedings)' 33: 217-234 [1-18] plus plates   Text   Image   PDF
6415.
CUL-DAR205.8.7    Note:    1863.06.00   If one set of anthers are becoming rudimentary   Text   Image
6416.
CUL-DAR205.8.8    Note:    1863.06.00   Lasiandra Fontanesiana / Pistil on lower side nearly rectangular   Text   Image
6417.
CUL-DAR108.50-51    Note:    1863.06.01   Chinese Primrose [tables of observations on colour and size of seeds,   Text   Image
6418.
CUL-DAR76.B59    Note:    1863.06.01   Genista tinctoria / Flowers when free are found all with keel & wings   Text   Image
6419.
CUL-DAR70.179    Note:    1863.06.06   An Alysia was sent me (an Hymenopt) with pollinia of Listera attached to head   Text   Image
6420.
CUL-DAR49.97    Note:    1863.06.08   Wind fertilisation / Nettle dioicous — stigma plumerose persisting — no   Text   Image
6421.
CUL-DAR51.A2-A5    Note:    1863.06.09   Phyllotaxy / Begin with few things so remarkable as angles converging   Text   Image
6422.
CUL-DAR45.148    Note:    1863.06.11   Euphorbia amygdaloides in young shoots has leaves on 3/8   Text   Image
6423.
CUL-DAR111.A52    Note:    1863.06.12   Lathyrus nissolia — Perfect flowers (in spirits) pollen in water oval 13/7000 in length under middle eye-piece.—   Text   Image
6424.
CUL-DAR45.146    Note:    1863.06.12   Laurus nobilis — dissected carefully young shoots   Text   Image
6425.
CUL-DAR45.147    Note:    1863.06.13   I have been looking at shoot of Plum carefully   Text   Image
6426.
CUL-DAR109.A29    Note:    1863.06.14   I looked at many Plantago media — no dimorphism but I saw in two places   Text   Image
6427.
CUL-DAR157.2.29-47    Note:    1863.06.16--1863.07.29   Echino[cystis] lobata / I gently rubbed nearly straight tendril with tip   Text   Image
6428.
CUL-DAR76.B41    Note:    1863.06.16   Cabbages / Marked with white thread 6 fl[owers] of Cabbage with lacinated   Text   Image
6429.
CUL-DAR262.11.5    abstract:    1863.06.20   Ordinary Shares / Mortgages / Real Property. [valuations of property, stocks and shares]   Text   Image
6430.
CUL-DAR108.5    Note:    1863.06.21   Verbascum lychnitis when struck does not cast corolla nor do sepals close   Text   Image
6431.
CUL-DAR111.A41    Note:    1863.06.22   Impatiens noli-me-tangere / Pollen of perfect flowers 9 — 9 1/2 / 7000   Text   Image
6432.
CUL-DAR76.B88    Note:    1863.06.24   Salvia tenori / Fertilised 5 flowers & marked with white threads -   Text   Image
6433.
CUL-DAR51.B18-B19    Note:    1863.06.26--1863.07.12   Peloric / Antirrhinum majus / Var Wonder / Corolla narrow tubular with   Text   Image
6434.
CUL-DAR49.98    Note:    1863.06.26   Gloriosa Leopoldii / Has pistil bent at right angles or rather more than   Text   Image
6435.
CUL-DAR108.67-69    Note:    1863.07.00   Primrose crossed by Cowslips & Polyanthus [tables, conclusions and   Text   Image
6436.
CUL-DAR46.2.A1a    Miscellaneous:    1863.07.00   wrapper once enclosing items 46.2: A1-A47a annotated   Text   Image
6437.
CUL-DAR47.17    Note:    1863.07.00   Mem my discussion on white pigeons &c suffering from Hawks   Text   Image
6438.
CUL-DAR79.98    Abstract:    1863.07.06   Decaisne `Comptes Rendus': 5   Text   Image
6439.
CUL-DAR109.A26    Note:    1863.07.07   Scabiosa atro-purpurea / 2 forms — one with very long stamens properly   Text   Image
6440.
CUL-DAR70.53    Note:    1863.07.09   Bee Orchis / I noticed some plants in Larch wood & some flowers on back   Text   Image
6441.
CUL-DAR70.54    Note:    1863.07.10--1863.07.23   Bee Ophrys from coarse grassy field [table and comments]   Text   Image
6442.
CUL-DAR109.A12    Note:    1863.07.13   The Summer Savoy raised from the seed from plants in Greenhouse last   Text   Image
6443.
CUL-DAR110.A19    Note:    1863.07.13   Linum flavum / Fertilised heteromorphically 3 fl[owers] of short-styled   Text   Image
6444.
CUL-DAR70.55    Note:    1863.07.13   I found Bee Ophrys in which upper flower had both viscid glands united   Text   Image
6445.
F1727    Periodical contribution:     Darwin, C. R. 1863. [Letter on yellow rain]. Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette no. 28 (18 July): 675.   Text   Image   PDF
6446.
CUL-DAR157.2.48    Note:    [1863].07.19   This makes 3d trial — Tendril of Echinocystis tied shoot so that   Text   Image
6447.
CUL-DAR157.1.10-12    Note:    1863.07.21--1863.08.10   Ceropegia gardnerii (Apocynaceæ) / Shoot projected in inclined direction   Text   Image
6448.
CUL-DAR210.6.113    Correspondence:   Litchfield Henrietta Emma née Darwin to Darwin William Erasmus  [1863.07.late]   Litchfield Henrietta Emma née Darwin to Darwin William Erasmus   Text   Image
6449.
CUL-DAR157.2.49    Note:    [1863].07.23   [Echinocystis lobata?] 8h 25 rib[?] at 45° below horizon   Text   Image
6450.
CUL-DAR157.1.14-17    Note:    [1863].07.23--[1863].08.09   Ceropegia [continued]   Text   Image
6451.
CUL-DAR49.99    Note:    1863.07.23   For years walking only in afternoon, though early, I concluded that   Text   Image
6452.
CUL-DAR79.143    Note:    1863.07.29   Hardly any plant I ever saw more visited by H(ive) & Humble Bees than   Text   Image
6453.
CUL-DAR45.153    Note:    1863.08.00   It is very remarkable that Gärtner speaks repeatedly of close species   Text   Image
6454.
CUL-DAR76.B89    Note:    1863.08.00   Dichogamy / Impatiens barbigerum / Put one plant under net The other   Text   Image
6455.
CUL-DAR109.B116-B117    Note:    1863.08.01--1863.08.24   Lagerstrœmia indica / Pistil on lower side long with tip bowed upwards   Text   Image
6456.
CUL-DAR189.9    Note:    1863.08.01   A young cat of the age of about 10 months   Text   Image
6457.
CUL-DAR157.1.108    Note:    1863.08.02--1864.04.10   Gloriosa plantii? / Plant sent packed from Ke[w] — tip of leaf or midrib   Text   Image
6458.
CUL-DAR109.A6    Note:    1863.08.03   I raised many seedlings of Balm Melissa & Hyssop & not one plant was   Text   Image
6459.
CUL-DAR72.68    Note:    1863.08.04   Long-styled pistil is slightly inclined downwards & filaments of longer   Text   Image
6460.
CUL-DAR109.B7    Note:    1863.08.07   Wood Sorrel / The 2 plants with sticks i.e long-styled produced no seed   Text   Image
6461.
CUL-DAR157.1.89-90    Note:    1863.08.09--1863.08.12   Tropaeolum canariense / Young plant 2 lowest internodes do not move   Text   Image
6462.
CUL-DAR76.A14-A15    Note:    1863.08.11   Salvia hairy crimson in Flower Garden / George has drawn   Text   Image
6463.
CUL-DAR109.B36    Note:    1863.08.13--1863.08.14   Lythrum salicaria / I fertilised 25 flowers (marked with string)   Text   Image
6464.
CUL-DAR157.1.25    Note:    1863.08.13--1863.08.25   Hop / Plant 11 inches high   Text   Image
6465.
CUL-DAR70.56    Note:    1863.08.13   Epipactis latifolia / I saw a true wasp visit twice a number of flowers   Text   Image
6466.
CUL-DAR157.2.57    Note:    1863.08.14   Cissus antarcticus / Tendril thick slowly sensitive to light rubbing on   Text   Image
6467.
F1727b    Periodical contribution:     Darwin, C. R. 1863. Appearance of a plant in a singular place. Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette no. 33 (15 August): 773.   Text   Image   PDF
6468.
CUL-DAR108.168-169    Note:    1863.08.16--1863.08.19   Short-styled — white thread on 3 plants — Polyanthus pollen /   Text   Image
6469.
CUL-DAR157.2.73    Note:    1863.08.21--1863.08.23   Passiflora punctata — a leaf about 3/4 grown & tendril half-grown borne   Text   Image
6470.
CUL-DAR79.93-97    Note:    1863.08.22--1868.10.22   Delphinium consolida? / Tall branching Larkspur [illegible] white var   Text   Image
6471.
CUL-DAR49.100    Note:    1863.08.24   Isotoma / The united anthers are bent & open towards gangway   Text   Image
6472.
CUL-DAR70.57    Note:    1863.08.25   Bee Ophrys / I fertilised 2 flowers with 2 additional pollinia one   Text   Image
6473.
CUL-DAR157.2.5-6    Note:    [1863].08.26--[1863].08.27   Cobaea scandens / Tendril long at end of leaf — straight[?] with   Text   Image
6474.
CUL-DAR142.37    Miscellaneous:    1863.08.26   sample packet (dried flowers/pods) "Oxalis cernua"   Text   Image
6475.
CUL-DAR70.172    Draft:    [1863][.08.27.after]   of letter [to `Gardeners' Chronicle'] Peaches perforated & sucked by moths / Have any of your readers seen moths   Text   Image
6476.
CUL-DAR70.114    Note:    1863.08.29   Acropera luteola[?] / Labellum sides lobes turned over & united like   Text   Image
6477.
F1728    Periodical contribution:     Darwin, C. R. 1863. Vermin and traps. Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette no. 35 (29 August): 821-822.   Text   Image   PDF
6478.
CUL-DAR27.2.B13    Note:    1863.08.31   It is pretty proof that pollen carried on proboscis that in short-styled   Text   Image
6479.
A1457    Review:     [Anderson, James]. 1863. [Review of Orchids]. Fertilisation of orchids. West of Scotland Horticultural Magazine, Florist's Companion, and Garden Advertiser, 1, (September): 65-7.   Text   PDF
6480.
F3460    Periodical contribution:     Darwin, C. R. 1863. [Letter to James Anderson, [1863]]. In [Anderson], Fertilisation of orchids. West of Scotland Horticultural Magazine, and Florist's Companion 1, (September): 67.   Text   Image   PDF
6481.
CUL-DAR205.10.2[.1]    Printed:    1863.09.26   On the geographical distribution of animal life `Reader' 2: 352-353   Text   Image
6482.
CUL-DAR157.1.137    Note:    [1864].09.30   Bignonia picta — tend[ril] put into hole in wood during 15 days stuck so   Text   Image
6483.
CUL-DAR72.1    Printed:    1863.10.07   The little bird. The Times (7 October): 11.   Text   Image
6484.
CUL-DAR157.2.21    Note:    1863.10.19--1863.10.29   Lathyrus aphaca[?] t[endrils] sensitive on all sides perhaps most on   Text   Image
6485.
CUL-DAR157.2.8-10    Note:    1863.10.29--1863.11.07   Cobaea [continued]   Text   Image
6486.
CUL-DAR157.2.22    Note:    [1863].11.10--[1863].11.15   L[athyrus] grandiflorus — Plant in Pot forced in greenhouse observed in   Text   Image
6487.
CUL-DAR157.2.86    Note:    1863.11.13   Vicia sativa / Tendrils or internodes with spontaneous movement   Text   Image
6488.
CUL-DAR157.1.81    Note:    1863.12.03--1864.01.25   Tropaeolum tricolorum / Thin shoot from bulb without leaves twined round   Text   Image
6489.
CUL-DAR209.14.173    Abstract:    [1860s.mid?]   Sachs `Flora' 1863: 468-487   Text   Image
6490.
CUL-DAR70.112-113    Note:    [1863?].04.19   Cypripedium pubescens lent me by Rev A Rawson (N America Steudel) / I   Text   Image
6491.
CUL-DAR157.1.18    Note:    [1863.08.00?]   Cryptostegia grandiflora (Apocyneae)   Text   Image
6492.
CUL-DAR210.6.114    Correspondence:   Litchfield Henrietta Emma née Darwin to Darwin William Erasmus  [1863.09.00--1863.10.00?]   Litchfield Henrietta Emma née Darwin to Darwin William Erasmus   Text   Image
6493.
A502    Review:     Flourens, P. 1864. Examen du livre de M. Darwin sur l'origine des espèces. Paris: Garnier Frères.   Text   Image   PDF
6494.
A63    Review:     [Huxley, T. H.] 1864. Criticisms on "The origin of species." Natural History Review. n.s. 4: 566-580.   Text   Image   PDF
6495.
CUL-DAR108.137    Note:    [1864orafter]   Horwoods 4 Plants kept in my Greenhouse — midstyled — self-fertilised   Text   Image
6496.
CUL-DAR108.158-159    Note:    [Undated]   Homomorphic seedlings / Plants fertilised from 1864 [comparing plants   Text   Image
6497.
CUL-DAR108.25    Note:    1864   Wild Oxlips long-styled & short-styled potted early in 1864 from wood   Text   Image
6498.
CUL-DAR109.B129-B134    Printed:    [1864--1868]   Darwin, C. R. 1868. On the character and hybrid-like nature of the offspring from the illegitimate unions of dimorphic and trimorphic plants. [Read 20 February.] Journal of the Linnean Society of London (Botany) 10: 393-437. F1742 and Darwin, C. R. 1864. On the sexual relations of the three forms of Lythrum salicaria. [Read 16 June.] Journal of the Linnean Society of London (Botany) 8: 169-196. F1731   Text   Image
6499.
CUL-DAR109.B42-B45    Note:    1864   Results of spontaneous Unions of Homomorphic Lythrums [numbers of seeds]   Text   Image
6500.
CUL-DAR109.B46-B50    Note:    1864   Two-year old long-styled common Plants watered at beginning of summer   Text   Image
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