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CUL-DAR27.2.B22-B23 Note: [Undated] [Lythrum] short-styled / mid-styled (calculations) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B34 Note: [Undated] Long-styled / large Hartfield plant produced innumerable flowers but Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B36 Note: [Undated] Long-styled / thick white Bobbin 2 pods 0 seed (many pods had dropped Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B48 Note: [Undated] L[ythrum] thymifolia — stamens 2 Pet[als] 4 fl[owers] in short racemes Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B35 Note: [Undated] Long-styled Devon Plant under net (numbers of flowers) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B44 Note: [Undated] Long-styled / 100=121 midstyled 5: 6 / [100]: 142 short-styled =5:7 Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B45 Note: [Undated] Long-styled wild (marked short but was this not separate plant?) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B46 Note: [Undated] Number of crosses (calculation) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B49 Note: [Undated] Short-styled 6 anthers correspond to inwardly turned division of Calyx & Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B50 Note: [Undated] Mr W sent me a species with 6 or 7 stamens far beyond calyx & stigma & Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B51 Note: [Undated] Young plants in garden / wild (measurements) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B33 Note: [1854--1870] Mid-styled fertilised by Lettington with both own pollens Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2 Note: 1862--1864 [All of DAR27.2 in a single sequence of 151 images] Image

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

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CUL-DAR27.2.B1-B6 Note: 1862.07.29 Lythrum salicaria : Long-styled Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B7 Note: 1862.07.31--1862.08.01 Lythrum salicaria crosses Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B24-B32,B32bis Figure: 1862.08.00 [diagrams of pollen from differently-styled stamens of Lythrum] Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B8-B9 Note: [1862].08.03 Lythrum 3 forms from Southampton 2 sets of flowers carefully compared Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B10-B12 Note: [1862].08.23--[1862].08.28 Examined 6 flowers of short-styled all had pistil bent some at completely Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B17 Note: 1862.09.05 Lythrum hyssopifolium: fresh flowers Kew Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B14 Note: 1862.09.08 Elizabeth sent me 3 spec[imens] of Lythrum hyssopifolium from different Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B15-B16 Note: [1862].09.23 Lythrum graefferi from Kew [with diagrams] Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B19-B21 Note: 1862.10.00 Short-styled Devon plant — Lythrum salicaria (tables) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B38 Note: 1862.10.02 Of the seedlings Lythrum salicaria the result is (list follows) / Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B53 Note: 1862.10.17 Lythrum which seeded when exposed to insects (experimental observations) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B39-B43 Note: [1863--1864] Mid-styled (castrated) / Short-styled Lythrum under net / Short-styled Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B13 Note: 1863.08.31 It is pretty proof that pollen carried on proboscis that in short-styled Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B54 Note: 1864 Long-styled Lythrum A under net (experimental observations) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B18 Draft: [1864] ['Three forms of Lythrum salicaria'?] p. 181n I fertilised a considerable number of flowers Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.A1-A54 Draft: [1864] On the sexual relations of the three forms of Lythrum salicaria Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B52 Note: 1864.04.00 Mid-styled Plant C (experimental observations) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B57 Note: 1864.04.00 Lythrum long-styled fert[ilised] by Bees in Potato field (experimental Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B37 Note: [Undated] Lythrum— long-styled upper anthers rather longer than shorter anthers so drawing right.— Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B55-B56 Note: [1875].10.08--[1875].10.13 Long-styled — wild / 2d lot a plant which grew in clump with others / Text Image