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Linnean Journal See Back of Page Vol I p. 126 Hooker on Flora of Raoul Isd Hooker, Joseph Dalton. 1856. On the botany of Raoul Island, one of the Kermaden group in the South Pacific Ocean. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Botany) 1: 125-129. CUL-DAR135.12[.4] Image PDF — 130 Asa Gray abortive stamens sometimes [illeg] Gray, Asa. 1856. Note on Obolaria virginica. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Botany), 1: 129-130. CUL-DAR135.12[.3] Image PDF — 130 Self on
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online 93 (2 (4to) Hooker Galapagos continued (35) Hooker, Joseph Dalton. 1846. Enumeration of the plants in the Galapagos Islands, with descriptions of the new species. Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London 1: 276-279. [Darwin Pamphlet Collection Quarto 35] Text PDF p 252 - 16 plants common to Pacific isds America, but all P likewise in America p 253 List of 15 Malden Isd plants p 254 Remarks no Birds in common (Currents p 258 strong statement of
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [94] (3 (4to) continued 43 Hooker N. Zealand Flora [This number was reassigned by Darwin. Hooker, Joseph Dalton. 1853. Introductory essay to the flora of New Zealand. London: Lovell Reeve. (Bound with Hooker, On the flora of Australia. CUL-DAR.LIB.287) outsize CUL-DAR.LIB.293 PDF another copy: CUL-DAR.LIB.291 PDF] XVIII On number of species of Plants in world XX Islds of Atlantic pacific have peculiar genera (many have become extinct on
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CUL-DAR75.137-144
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organs subsequently formed must accommodate character [illeg] formed Hooker New Zealand XIV indiced proofs that var. are different in diff countries do XXXVI on polymorphous species variable in different quarters of world Pamph 8vo 79/254 Forbes on shells colourless at great depth 89/10 Blyth on Indian crow varying with white Andes variation? 113/ p. 4 p. 26 Hooker on acclimatized Rhods. p 49 changes of colour size of flowers at Kew. Direct effect of conditions 180 A. Murray on Cave Insects (N.B
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CUL-DAR75.42
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Abstract of `Linnean Journal' 2: zool 137; 2: bot 181
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online 42 Abstract Sclater on Distribution of Birds Sclater, Philip Lutley. 1858. On the general geographical distribution of the members of the class Aves. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology) 2 (7-8): 130-145. PDF p 137 Europe negative 139 Madagascar very peculiar related to Africa by repetitive species 141 In New Zealand very peculiar, barely related to Australia 143 S. America most peculiar. 144 No of species square mile for
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the non-dimorphic vars. — Scott, John. 1865. Observations on the functions and structure of the reproductive organs in the Primulaceae. Communicated by Charles Darwin. [Read 4 February.] Journal of the Linnean Society of London (Botany) 8: 78-126. [CUL Unbound material][Darwin Pamphlet Collection 1148, 2960] PDF do A p. 128 Crüger on gradation in separation of sexes in Catasetum Crüger, Hermann. 1865. A few notes on the fecundation of orchids and their morphology. Communicated by Charles Darwin
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of High Mountain S. of Egypt Hooker, Joseph Dalton. 1875. On the subalpine vegetation of Kilima Njaro, E. Africa. Journal of the Linnean Society (Botany) 14: 141-146. [written on a separate slip glued onto the page:] Journal Linn. Soc. Vol XIV no 75 p 187 a curious case (Hooker) of 2 anomalous genera found in America Africa, tells against evolution. — p. 205 Alterations of Veg at the Cape from introduction of Sheep. Hooker, Joseph Dalton. 1875. On Hydnora americana, R. Br. Journal of the Linnean
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Prosper Lucas 2/904 Summary on ill effects of interbreeding. Agassiz Class 74 Possible explan. of strange molussc in Synapta Phil. Transact. 1854 p 259 Hooker on impregnation of Listeria, self-impregnation structures from yet I show much crossing Hooker New Zealand — List of trees with respect to sexes (+) X Wiegmann cases of Leguminosæ naturally crossing (X) X Pampht. 8vo 63 Sebright p. 13 has distinctly tried breeding in in yet no bigot; Meynall in do - 18 says regarding animals good X 121/22
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CUL-DAR75.127-135
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Ch 7/ Variation under nature Sir J. Smith Flora 2/337 great variation in seed of Spergula Arenaria: are they allied? Hooker Flora Indica 217 Berberries [plexus] of species. p 219 marked vars. of B. vulgaris Macgillivray 1/153 variations in [intestine] of Black grouse 1/501 Faive Roseau (perhaps quoted) 1/538 Rooks varying much in beaks 1/569 Eggs of Magpie do 2/483 doubts about the [illeg] 3/17 beak of wren variables 3/36 do of [illeg] 3/187 [illeg] on Buzzard do 3/225 Sea-eagle variation in
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CUL-DAR75.137-144
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that difference of leaves under similar conditions 16/204 (a s) R. hederaceus becoming [R. cenoris] by rise in temperature. Linn Journ 4/107 Hooker Balsams.: petals differ in species, variable in individuals. Louden's Mag 3/537 Henslow correlation in anagallis 5/88 do. Case of Balancement 5/294 Stoat becoming white in England — perhaps reversion 8/50 ( 718) 7/504 591 7/58 variations in crossing of Beaks of Cross-bill Blyth Hooker Antarctica p. 61 Vessinica always penstamen sometimes 3 stamens
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CUL-DAR75.47
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Abstract of `Transactions of the Linnean Society of London' 23-28
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online 47 Linnean Transactions Vol. 23 Part II 1860. p. 1. Hooker grand paper on Greenland — Glacial other Distribution. Hooker, Joseph Dalton. 1860. Outlines of the distribution of Arctic plants. [Read 21 June.] Transactions of the Linnean Society of London 23: 251-348. [do] Part III. 1862 p. 455 A. Murray on Relation of Beetles of Africa S. America Murray, Andrew. 1862. On the geographical relations of the coleoptera of old Calabar. [Read 6 February
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letter to Sir W. J. Hooker. London Journal of Botany 3: 1-62. [Darwin Pamphlet Collection 104] PDF 106 Andresson — (letter on savages pairing particular animals) Anderson, Charles John. 1855. Explorations in South Africa, with the Route from Walfisch Bay to Lake Ngami. Journal of the Royal Geographical Society 25: 79-107. [Darwin Pamphlet Collection 106] PDF p 232 value Dogs at 2 oxen p 317 on breeds of cattle in S. Africa 2 or 3 Pints of milk — uniform colour valued 108 Harvey on Cross
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online 38 Linnean Journal Vol I [1857] p. 5 Bot. Bunbury on many naturalized plants in Madeira (N.B. How striking is fact in Annales de Science, that when forest cut down in [illeg], a younger vegetation springs up, proof of how long some naturalized plants in [illeg] 19 argues against former correlation of Madeira from certain groups absent (mem. caution) 22 Laurineœ 4 species, none in Africa 32 Alpine vegetation of Teneriffe very different from that of
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CUL-DAR75.101-109
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.- S Dixon [illeg]. 247 Guans so tame yet not breeding readily. S X Baitier. 35 crossed pigeons most fertile 45 years experience. Neumeister do p. 18 158 Dovecoats by high-feeding rendered fertile - others say same thing. Psitor Das goose p. 46 Annals 8/86 pollen-tribe of Campanula enter only stigmatic surface (X) - do 42 1/2 million grains of pollen 12/453 Partridge laying aviary. S 1/456 (2d ser.) no of eggs of Gallus Bankiva 14/444 (2d s) Hooker on [illeg] of pollen in Listeria X 15/433 (2d s
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CUL-DAR75.127-135
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in the vicinity of Scarborough.] Jordan Acad Lyon 84 Each Linnean sp. compared with [illeg] of Forms. 98 vars on distinct as species. Richardson Birds 283 var. geographical with Lab. 292 Eggs of Magpie different from those of Europe. Mammals p 239 2 vars of Rein Deer [bare grounds woods] Here gives Falconers case Horns in calves Hooker ante…. p. 4 curious vars of Ranunculus with remarkable nectary p 62 curious var of Veronica p 97, 116 c varying in one country no in others p 288 do Indian Field
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CUL-DAR75.137-144
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online 137 1. 9) Laws of Variation: Nature A means for vol. on Domestication. Linnean Journ vol IV. Supplements Bentham p. 22 var. analogous to difference in sections of genus Babington Bot. p. 120 analogous vars in 2 sp of Lepigonum in 2 sp pr vars. of Spergula Lyell told me that every variation in number of bands in being without bands occur in Helix hortensis nemoralis, which, I think, must be called species Gardeners Chron 1844 151 variation in leaves
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males of Bombyx flying swiftly 2/382 2 chrysalis in 1 coccoon — becomes I think as silk-moths Darwin's Journal 338 Rani Grass Chile p 22 Beetle shells in brackish water 380 vars species smaller at Galapagos Woodward 355 Arctic shells very variable ( so arctic plants) not favourable conditions 1/454 vars in species analogous to one sex of other? Owens Invertebrate 125/ Variability in sexes of Hydra — sometimes male, sometimes female sometimes both Hooker Flora Indica 24 Planta vary more in some
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online 64 (2 Nos 37 Hodgson — We meet in ascending [Hinalage], Gallus, Gallu-phasi Phasiamus in order the intermediate one being intermediate in structure Habits Hodgson, Brian Houghton. 1849. On the physical geography of the Himalayas. Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal 18: 761-788. [Darwin Pamphlet Collection 37] PDF 47. Hooker on rarity of individuals many species of Pine in Tasmania, their confined ranges most genera widely ranging; Hooker, Joseph
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. 1867. Physics of the brain. Popular Science Review 6 (October): 415-427. [Darwin Pamphlet Collection 403] PDF 406 Hooker, Insular Floras — great on Distribution means of. Hooker, Joseph Dalton. 1867. Insular floras (lecture delivered before the British Association for the Advancement of Science at Nottingham, 27 August, 1866.) Gardeners' Chronicle: 6-7, 27, 50-51, 75-76. [Darwin Pamphlet Collection 406] PDF 408 Ducharte Effects of Light on climbing of Plants Duchartre, Pierre Étienne
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des Sciences de Toulous 5th ser. 5: 28-61.) [Darwin Pamphlet Collection 244] PDF Loven (8vo Pamph 247) on vars. of count in Lakes sea different. Lovén, Sven Ludvig. 1861. Om några i Vettern och Venern Funna Crustaceer. Öfversigt af Kongliga Vetenskaps-Akademiens Förhandlingar 18: 285-314. [Darwin Pamphlet Collection 247] PDF Phil Transact. 1861 p. 570 Carpenter on great variability of Foraminifera reason why can be discovered — great range — Low beings ∴ good to give this as one instance
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/65 seeds of Pelonic flowers produce regular 1/67 cases of plant with very wide ranges remaining identical (Alp. De Candolle) [4 words illeg] 1/78 annual plant [corrected] into perennial not seeding true 1/85 Effect on plant of ascending mountains, I think like character of Alpine plants ask Hooker 1/118 much [illeg] found by analyser in certain individual plants; yet some change in character sometimes does produce change 1/121 analogues sensitive in leaves in all the sub-species of Batrachians
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online 67 (5 Pamphlets 8vo 131 Mauduyt p. 8 on wolves crossing in state of nature (Q) Mauduyt, Lubin. 1851. Du loup et de ses races ou variétés. Poitiers: Henri Oudin. (from: Bulletin de la Société académique d'agriculture, belles-lettres, sciences et arts, établie à Poitiers) [Darwin Pamphlet Collection 131] PDF 132 Selys Longchamp p. 5 Hybrids range alike of same parentage (n. Q) Selys-Longchamps, Edmond de. 1845. Récapitulation des hybrides observés dans
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [92] (1 (4to) 2. Lyell p 13 Rise probably 10 miles in century p. 33 Lyell, Charles. 1835. I. The Bakerian lecture.—On the proofs of a gradual rising of the land in certain parts of Sweden. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London 125: 1-38, 2 pls. [Darwin Pamphlet Collection Quarto 2] PDF 12. Owen p 356 Rhynesaurus remarks on Classification of Fossils p 359 intermediate Owen, Richard. 1841. On the teeth of species of the
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online 41 (2 Linnean Journal [Zoology, 1858] vol. 2. continued p. 52, 59 Ants [Smith, Frederick. 1857-1858. Catalogue of the hymenopterous insects collected at Sarawak, Borneo; Mount Ophir, Malacca; and at Singapore, by A. R. Wallace. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society (Zoology) 2 (6-7): 42-130, pls. 1-2. Text PDF] - p. 136 Sclater on Distribution of Birds, important Sclater, Philip Lutley. 1858. On the general geographical distribution of the
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online 68 (6 8vo Pamphlet 159 Dana on Azoic Rock in America Dana, James Dwight. 1856. On American geological history. (With Plan of development in the geological history of North America. with a Map. by J. D. Dana. ). (from: American Journal of Science and Arts 2d ser. 22: 335-349). [Darwin Pamphlet Collection 159] PDF 14 [twelve repressing] during Silurian Carb. periods 17, 19 Imperfection of N. American Geological record 28 Leidy has described Cretaceous
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [73] (11 8vo Pamphlets 348 Pictet on change of species in Chalk — good read Resumé first. Pictet de la Rive, François Jules. 1864. Note sur la succession des mollusques gastéropodes pendant l'époque crétacée. Geneva. [Darwin Pamphlet Collection 348] PDF 349 Rowell on instincts of cuckoo p. 55. Rowell, George Augustus. 1862. An essay on the beneficent distribution of the sense of pain. 2d ed. London and Edinburgh: Williams and Norgate. (bound with
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online E60 Hooker tells me that Australian forms in Japan gran
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online 86 Ch 7 Dr Hooker says Anagallis arvensis red, white blue in N W Indi
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(a) Bentham, Hooker Thompson say Hieracium not large genera only forms. All these greatly doubted truth of statement quoted case of Seneio[?] others where species very distinct. [119
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [192a] {Boreau Tom 2. p. 26. Has seen Linum catharticum (not entered) with alternate leaves. Is there not division of Linum into 2 section.} Ch. 7 Hooker will enquire [192av
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [E32] Dr. Hooker was very strong on greater dampness in Khasia Himalaya mountains causing tropical plants to extend much further up mountains than under dry climate
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [114] 2 or 3 4 or 5 Sort of Carex-fruit grass — gl (Holcus — glumes) Ranunculus — Butter-cup Pinguicula seed all planted Dr Hooker Cumberland seed
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [91] Feb. 12th— Hooker tells me that Oxalis enneafolia lives close to coast on Falklands, so that it must often be washed by spray. —) [91v
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online 8 Hooker Misc 2/140 Ruppia Maritima has flowers raised above water when impregnating. [verso blank
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Darwin, C. R. [nd] Memoranda about Books [many references]. CUL-DAR91.79-80 [79] Memoranda about Books A. Gray gives list of imported Plants Hooker says excellent Book. Perhaps gives alpine Plants. Darlington Flora Cestrica for do. Hooker can lend E. Forbes in Bot. Soc. of Edinburgh. 1841. March (?) in Viola. Undulating Forms. Etudes sur la Geograph. Bot. Lecoq in Mus. Pract. Geolog. Hooker says thinks poor Dict. Universel d'Hist. Nat. good article on Propagation Hybrid. terms from Banks. In
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [10] Sowerby's Engl Botany. Vol. XI p. 732 — descript of Subularia aquatica — says flower completely protected by petals calyx. Sir J. Smith Hooker — I believe not in Sir J. Smith. Vol. VII p. 467 from description of Zostera marina, I should suppose possible it flowered in sheath only beneath level of water — Flowers august September
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [5] Subularia: Sir J. Smith says Hooker has confirmed account of the Tetradym [Tetradymia] plant flowering 3 or 4 feet open under water — good. pollen not examined — The Zannichellia is subaqueous, except flowering season monoœcious barren fertile flower close together. — Has Sowerby said Subularia is closed flower
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [E52] Seeing how isolated Equatorial Africa from India how distant - it is remarkable the relation of Plants (Hooker) insects. (Hope) Birds are. Then explain. It wd be fatal to this doctrine if there are more species under Equator than under Sub-Tropic - not so in Crustacea
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(a) Hooker remarked to me, that natural groups of plants cannot hardly ever (thus monocot Dicot. or Orchideae) be separated by any one character — This is different from Animals. — Shows plants more unbroken series, descendants from more parents — or parents less widely separated
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Humboldt Aspects V. 2. p. 146 There is no climatal cause of the Calluna not extending beyond the Ural (V. Hooker Antarctic Flora p. 210) Have not all Heaths come up from S. Africa p. 163 Claude Gay has shown that the Rosa Chilensis of Meyen is only the R. Centifolia which has run wild occupies large tracts of ground so no physical reason against Rosa in S. America p. 186 Quotes from p. 97 of Hooker on range of a certain grass, says no other grass is common to the two Poles. (I may advance
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, which is the main bond of affinity. Many not quadruped argument is strongest. Study maps about distance, to see how much identity might be expected. I think this article must be by Hooker [Hooker, Joseph Dalton?] 1847. [Review of] Vogel, Notes on a tour to Madeira, Teneriffe and Cape Verds, from the journal of the voyage of Dr. J. R. Vogel to the river Niger. American Journal of Science and Arts 2d ser. 4: 119-130
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Read again I have p. 119. Again doubleness strongly hereditary in Aquilegia; Hybrids from 2 species varied greatly owing to one having been long cultivated. p. 123 The variability thus shown in when Hybrids are raised, is rather interesting way of showing the innate tendency to vary, which is accumulated in either sexual factor of cultivated plants. p. 123. Hybrids of Aquilegia not small fertility, but I infer less than parents. Interesting because Hooker looks at as all vars. Gærtner finds
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [14] Hooker will see whether Australian Mimosa are dichogamous Cover up Heartease from Bees Kidney Beans Jar or Bottle — see if will set in Bottle.— Adlumia cirrhosa Lobelia — Dichogamy (Campanula enclose in Bottle of Bell Glass see if no pollen gets on stigma) Gooseberry seeds fruit. Touch Aphis with Horse hair.— Ophrys cross Cover up Peas Try my experiment of enclosing Kidney Beans in mid-summer Try on early flowers. Force a few Kidney Beans. Broom
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Darwin, C. R. [Lists of journals and reviews] 'Index to contents of Drawer / Catalogue'. CUL-DAR262.1-8 Edited by John van Wyhe (The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online, http://darwin-online.org.uk/) 8.1 Index to contents of Drawer 1 Rabbit of P. Santo: lop-eared Mr Turnbull.— 2. Birds of Australia Whewells Inductive Sciences 5. Niata ox extract on Ancora sheep = having looked them over. ─ 7. aberrant genera having few species: Hooker Bentham discussion on List of Leguminosae by
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [D18] A. Decandolle has protested against the confusion of ideas, (how strong in Wollaston) of arguing former connexion from related species. Undoubtedly as Hooker remarks we commonly find groups of related species on distant parts of continents, when wd produce the phenomena in question, if separated into isld. But we find same phenomena on all islds continents, it seems to me begging the question, that these must have been connected to account for
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [E38] When speaking of temperate plants penetrating tropics - allude to acclimatisation during passage. Test by what plants can stand Calcutta (a most severe test: Hooker says) Dicots on S. range being due to other species. It wd be in some degrees like spread of N. plants over bare ground. Then allude to Hookers excellent remarks of far more warmer temperate than sub-arctic plants ought to have crossed Tropical. This, I presume, wd be fatal without
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2 cabbage seeds were put on Pinguicula Lusitanica on July 10th 8h 15m p.m. caused much secretion were overlapped by margin — On 13th at 8° A.m put on damp sand never germinated were found on 24th quite rotten. P. vulgaris the 2 seeds of what I called Festuca wh. Hooker says were Avena (see M.S.) were put on sand on July June 8th both germinated after several days — one grew well; the other had radicle all brown withered. Two Rumex seeds planted at the same time one germinated, but had radicle
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country there is more apparent difference between the robust, hardy, rusty-leaved dark- coloured seedlings from an alpine locality the young plants of the same species from wooded regions lower down than between some widely distinct species. New Zealand Paper He says somewhere, but I cannot find the place, that seedlings from trees growing at different height, were hardy is different degrees. (or was this in N. Zealand Paper on species) [J. D. Hooker. 1852. On the climate and vegetation of the
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [30] Hookers Misc. 3/326 Hooker in describing S. Amer. plants says Males herbia linearifolia is so variable that he has scarcely seen 2 specimens alike. Variation seems chiefly to be in the shape of leaves; their glandular condition the colour of the flowers. Seed from one of the vars. produced plants like parent in England
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