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CUL-DAR76.B146 Note: [ny][.00]19 To my astonishment I saw this morning very many Hive-Bees visiting Red Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.A16-A17 Figure: [Undated] drawings of parts of flowers Image

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CUL-DAR76.B29 Miscellaneous: [Undated] coversheet for items 76: B30- annotated `Esch[sch]oltzia' [with a calculation] Image

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CUL-DAR76.B39 Note: [Undated] On Cabbages & Radishes naturally crossing — & on prepotency of pollen (proof sheet of Insectivorous plants) Image

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CUL-DAR76.B68-B72 Figure: [Undated] drawings of pollen grains of Broom Image

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CUL-DAR76.B84v Abstract: [Undated] Germination of seeds Ogle (8vo Pamph. 542) p. 52 on Antirrhinum not seeding when covered. [reference incomplete] `[G]542' Image

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CUL-DAR76.B12 Miscellaneous: [Undated] coversheet for items 76: B13- annotated `Fumaria' Image

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CUL-DAR76.B121 Note: [Undated] Esch[sch]oltzia / Hildebrand / Fumariaceae [table of numbers of seeds] Image

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CUL-DAR76.B123-B125 Note: [Undated] Esch[sch]oltzia — General average of all measurements / Nicotiana / Image

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CUL-DAR76.B126-B127 Note: [Undated] Table F Relative fertility of the flowers on the parent plants used in my Image

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CUL-DAR76.B130 Note: [Undated] Table 102 / Relative fertility of the crossed & self-fertilised fruits on Image

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CUL-DAR76.B131 Note: [Undated] Table 103 / Relative fertility of the crossed & self-fertilised plants of Image

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CUL-DAR76.B132 Note: [Undated] Table 104 / Relative fertility of the crossed & self-fertilised plants of Image

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CUL-DAR76.B143 Abstract: [Undated] [reference incomplete] `Q388' 4to 338 Caspary self-plenty of water-lilies Image

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CUL-DAR76.B158 Abstract: [Undated] [reference incomplete] `Annals and Magazine of Natural History' 8: 86 2 1/2 million— pollen-grains. (Also Gärtner Kenntniss on number of grains) Image

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CUL-DAR76.B52 Note: [Undated] Broom — Dichog[amy] [with annotated drawings [by Darwin F?] on reverse] Image

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CUL-DAR76.B54 Figure: [Undated] drawings of Broom flowers Image

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CUL-DAR76.B163 Note: [Undated] Introduction / After speaking about Dichogamy — say of 2 kinds & Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.A21 Note: [Undated] Diptera visiting & cover with pollen [list of plants] Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.A22 Abstract: [Undated] Pallas `Acta St Petersburg' 1780: 75 Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B37 Abstract: [Undated] [reference incomplete] `[G]660' Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B38 Note: [Undated] In Dimorphism Portfolio Letter in Indexed Cover from F Müller on self-transportal Escholtzia & other cases (Germination of seed Portfolio) Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B100 Note: [Undated] Tropaeolum tricolorum — Greenhouse / 12 fl[owers] crossed & produced 6 Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B109 Abstract: [Undated] Kurr `Bedeutung Nektarien': 86 Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B119 Note: [Undated] Second list self-fertile Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B120 Note: [Undated] First table sterile plants Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B139 Note: [Undated] I find that this same view has been held by some botanists / on nectar Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B141 Note: [Undated] It is remarkable that some flowers which absolutely require insect agency Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B142 Abstract: [Undated] Miller `Chemistry' II: 11 Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B148 Note: [Undated] Euryale ferox / Crossed flower / self-fertile [comparison of number of Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B152 Note: [Undated] General conclusions / Dianthus / S[elf] fert[ilised] plants of 3d Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B153 Note: [Undated] Petunia / Plants of the same stock were intercrossed for 5 generations Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B154 Note: [Undated] Give section of self-sterile Plants — Reseda — Esch[sch]oltzia (under Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B156 Note: [Undated] L fulgens in my garden never visited by bees & consequently when bedded Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B157 Note: [Undated] Eliz Wedgwood covered up Euphrasia & it produced plenty of seed whether Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B160 Note: [Undated] Introduction / For Martha — read Poso[??] fragrans (Rutiaceae) Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B161 Note: [Undated] Mahonia repens (broad dead[?] leaf) & aquifolium are the two species Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B45r Draft: [Undated] [Descent vol 2] ch "Reptiles" [p] 25 Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.A4 Note: [Undated] Penstemon / A didynam Flower something like Foxglove Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B43 Note: [Undated] Summary / Mem pistil surrounded by 6 stamens each with more than enough Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B113 Note: [Undated] After Butschli on conjugation — add several writers have recently Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B117-B118 Note: [Undated] Spont Self-fertilisation of Plants on List Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B149-B150 Abstract: [Undated] Hildebrand `[reference incomplete]'; Müller H.L.H `[reference incomplete]' Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B151 Note: [Undated] Intercrossing plants of the 7 s[elf] fertilised generation (with Ipomoea Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B159 Note: [Undated] I have insisted on case of Petunia & Iberis in which self-fertile Plants Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B44 Note: [Undated] Sugar Loaf Cabbage / Portsmouth Broccoli / Brussels sprouts [numbers of Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B86-B87 Note: [Undated] Dichogamy / Isotoma (a Lobeliad) white flow[ered] has curious long Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B144 Note: [ny].07.16 Trifolium minus — Pistil but little curved shoot — It does not appear Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.A20 Abstract: [Undated] Linnaeus [reference incomplete] `dissert[ation] on sexes' Text Image

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CUL-DAR76 Note: 1841--1876 [All of DAR76 in one sequence of 318 images] Image

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CUL-DAR76.A3 Note: 1841.06.00 In Periwinkle (Vinca) pollen large-grained adheres in masses to sides of Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.A2 Note: 1842.06.01 Allen W sowed some years since gathered the seeds of Papaver bracteatum Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.A5-A6 Note: 1842.06.07 Crucianella stylosa / Elizabeth W / Dichogam / (dried) pistils very long Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B133 Abstract: [Undated] [reference incomplete] `Gardeners' Chronicle' 1846: 771 Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B105 Abstract: [Undated] Reinke `Göttingen Nachrichten' 1873: 825-826 Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B116 Note: [Undated] [list of plant families [spontaneously self-fertile?]] Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B140 Abstract: [Undated] Standish & Noble, A chapter in the history of hybrid rhododendrons. `Journal of the Horticultural Society', 1850, 5: 272 Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B134 Abstract: [Undated] [reference incomplete] `Gardeners' Chronicle' 1855: 730 Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B135 Abstract: [Undated] [reference incomplete] `American journal of science and arts' January 1842; `Gardeners' Chronicle' 1855: [pp] Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.A19 Abstract: [Undated] Candolle A de `[Geog bot]': 1077 Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B29r Draft: [Undated] [of Draft of Descent,]: [bottom half of sheet only] Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B136v Abstract: [Undated] [reference incomplete] `Gardeners' Chronicle' 1857: 725 Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B53 Note: 1857.05.29 Ch 3 / The common Broom where the long pistil is bowed into a circle in a Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B162 Note: 1857.09.16 In 1856 I had 4 onion growing close together & flowering together I saved Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B136 Abstract: [Undated] [reference incomplete] `Annals and Magazine of Natural History' 3s 2 1858: 459 Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B55 Note: 1858.05.10 In Spartium or common Broom the curling manner of the pistil which burst Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B13 Note: 1858.05.16 Plant from Cattells called Fumaria spicata or Dielytra eximia Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B14 Note: 1858.06.02 Fumaria officinalis / The hood covering curved pistil lies close to Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B145 Note: 1858.06.07--1858.07.16 Hive Bees visit Trifolium incarnatum but never Mr Miner[?] has remarked Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B15 Correspondence: Gray Asa to Darwin Charles Robert 1858.06.21 Gray Asa to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR76.B16 Note: 1858.09.16 Ch 3 / The flowers of Corydalis lutea when covered up do not go off but Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B83 Note: 1858.09.21 I saw B[ombus] muscorum sucking Adlumia cirrhosa & pushing aside hood / Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B166-B167 Correspondence: Masters William to Darwin Charles Robert 1860.05.08 Masters William to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR76.B169 Correspondence: Bond F to Darwin Charles Robert 1860.06.26 Bond F to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR76.B74-B77[.1] Printed: 1860.06.30 On the fertilisation of British orchids by insect agency (reprinted from "Gardeners' Chronicle" of 9 June 1860); and a letter with Editors' response `Entomologist's Weekly Intelligencer': 102-104 Image

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CUL-DAR76.B74-B77[.2] Printed: 1860.06.30 (issue of) `Entomologist's Weekly Intelligencer': 97-104

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CUL-DAR76.A7-A8 Note: 1860.07.11--1860.07.17 Columbine has circle of nectaries & 5 pistils with points slightly reflexed Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.A9 Note: 1860.07.14--1860.07.15 Rhinanthus crista-galli pistil rectangularly bent into gangway as in Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.A13 Note: [1860].07.21 saw in almost every Buttercup 2 or 3 small flies of more than 1 sort Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B170 Correspondence: Hardy Charles to Darwin Charles Robert 1860.07.23 Hardy Charles to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR76.B78 Note: 1860.12.18 John Lubbock can explain case of Taenia which is Dichogamous Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B168 Correspondence: Bond F to Darwin Charles Robert [1860.06.16?] Bond F to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR76.A18 Note: [1861] In Bates letter in Portfolio (4) case of Butterfly attracted by bright sepal of flower Image

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

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

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

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CUL-DAR76.B171-B172 Correspondence: Colgate Robert to Darwin Charles Robert 1861.06.25 Colgate Robert to Darwin Charles Robert 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

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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

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CUL-DAR76.B40 Note: 1862.05.24 Cabbages / Prepotency / 10h 45 put plenty of pollen on 3 lately opened Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B81 Note: 1862.05.26 It might be thought a chance that the pollen of grasses would be blown & Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B92 Note: 1862.08.05 Lupinus nanus / (from Vaucher) / When mature or nearly mature flower open Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B82 Note: 1862.10.04 The Adlumia cirrhosa sets plenty of pods under net - like other Funariaceæ.— p. 63 Experiment Book Image

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CUL-DAR76.B84a-B84d Correspondence: Crocker Charles William to Darwin Charles Robert 1862.10.31 Crocker Charles William to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR76.B85 Note: 1862.11.08 Hop Clover / Of plants in garden uncovered 60 heads yielded 9.1 gr[ains] Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B18 Note: 1863.04.10 Corydalis solida / Saw many Hive-bees sucking only large nectary it was Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B56-B57 Note: 1863.05.00--1863.06.00 Broom / Dichogam[y] / Flowers kept several days in water even shorter Text Image

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CUL-DAR76.B188-B190 Correspondence: Darwin William Erasmus to Darwin Charles Robert [1863].05.08 Darwin William Erasmus to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR76.B19 Note: 1863.05.22 Corydalis lutea / The hood springs one way & pistil springs other way Text Image