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CUL-DAR209.3.238-239 Draft: [ny].10.19--[ny].10.24 Marchantia Text Image

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CUL-DAR227.8.109 Draft: [[1724--1816]] booklet `A Poem by Robt Waring Darwin of Elston: Providence or the unhappy Atheist'

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CUL-DAR262.2.8 Draft: [[1731--1802]] `Botanic garden' (notes at end of second part)

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CUL-DAR262.2.9 Draft: [[1731--1802]] untitled "But when proud vice exalts the shameless brow" (poem)

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EH88206092 Draft: [[1731--1802]] `Botanic garden' (notes at end of second part)

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EH88206093 Draft: [[1731--1802]] untitled "But when proud vice exalts the shameless brow" (poem)

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CUL-DAR262.2.5 Draft: [[1731--1802]] The Vicar's Hall at Lichfield (poem)

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CUL-DAR262.2.7 Draft: [[1731--1802]] `Phytologia' 18.16 (poem)

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EH88206089 Draft: [[1731--1802]] The Vicar's Hall at Lichfield (poem)

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EH88206091 Draft: [[1731--1802]] `Phytologia' 18.16 (poem)

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CUL-DAR227.9.7 Draft: 1757.08.21 Darwin Erasmus?

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CUL-DAR227.8.113 Draft: [1760s?] Your Verse are excellent (poem)

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CUL-DAR262.2.6a Draft: 1776 An Address to Swilcar Oak (poem), from `Needwood Forest' [Lichfield Jackson]: 45

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CUL-DAR262.2.6b Draft: 1776 Lines to Swilcar Oak (poem), from `Needwood Forest' [Lichfield Jackson]: 42

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EH88206090 Draft: 1776 Lines to Swilcar Oak (poem), from `Needwood Forest' [Lichfield Jackson]: 42

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EH88206090 Draft: 1776 An Address to Swilcar Oak (poem), from `Needwood Forest' [Lichfield Jackson]: 45

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CUL-DAR204.28 Draft: [[1790--1809.02.12]] essay `The case of John Jones': [pp?] Image

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CUL-DAR227.8.14 Draft: [1802] [possible gravestone inscription for Darwin E]

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CUL-DAR227.8.17 Draft: [1802.summer] [epitaph for Darwin E]

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CUL-DAR227.8.18 Draft: 1802.10.09 [epitaph for Darwin E, final text]

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CUL-DAR227.4.4 Draft: [1802.06.early.probably] of letter re `Monthly Magazine' article

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CUL-DAR185.101 Draft: [[1808--1896]] `The pound of sugar' Text Image

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CUL-DAR28.2.B1-B30 Draft: [1809--1882.04.00] The action of carbonate of ammonia on chlorophyll bodies Image

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CUL-DAR61.12 Draft: [Undated] chloroform in a watch-glass entirely stopped the leaves clasping over flies Text Image

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CUL-DAR61.13 Draft: [Undated] The leaves certainly act differently according to the nature of the object placed on them Image

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CUL-DAR61.17 Draft: [Undated] on the centres of their leaves: after 19 hours the hairs on one leaf seized tolerably well the uninviting morsel Image

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CUL-DAR61.18 Draft: [Undated] I also placed as already stated four flies on the glands of the marginal hairs Image

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CUL-DAR61.2 Draft: [Undated] [title] On the movement of the Leaves of Drosera ... / Sensitiveness to various stimulations / What attracts insects? analogy smell? / All Used Text Image

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CUL-DAR61.26-62 Draft: [Undated] I will resume with non-nitrogenous fluids Image

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CUL-DAR61.5-11 Draft: [Undated] Before giving the experiments on which these remarks are founded Image

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CUL-DAR61.63-69 Draft: [Undated] furnished with glandular hairs & treated thus with a solution of carbonate of ammonia Image

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CUL-DAR61.71 Draft: [Undated] I put bits of meat for 23h on some glandular heads & after 23h examined them Image

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CUL-DAR61.72 Draft: [Undated] masses. Hence in this case the absorption & consequent segregation proceeds much quickly & in a reversed direction Image

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CUL-DAR61.74 Draft: [Undated] Experiments showing the influence of nitrogenous & non-nitrogenous fluids Image

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CUL-DAR61.75 Draft: [Undated] Thirdly — whole leaves were cut off & immersed for stated times in a measured quantity of the solutions under trial Text Image

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CUL-DAR61.77-89 Draft: [Undated] If a very dark red leaf has [been] selected & especially if this immersed in stronger solutions Image

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CUL-DAR61.92-101 Draft: [Undated] I then tried a good many experiments by immersing thirty-seven cut-off leaves in same quantities of solutions Image

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CUL-DAR53.2.153 Draft: [Undated] wonderful contrast between these 20 seedlings & all the others Text Image

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CUL-DAR61.102 Draft: [Undated] fluid within the cells of both the elongated & oval glands had begun to aggregate Image

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CUL-DAR61.103 Draft: [Undated] A leaf was immersed in a solution of two grains of this salt pure Carbonate of Potash in one ounce of water Text Image

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CUL-DAR61.105 Draft: [Undated] Nitric acid. The following experiment, though not relating to a salt Text Image

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CUL-DAR61.106 Draft: [Undated] The action of organic poisons Image

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CUL-DAR61.108 Draft: [Undated] Sulphate of Quinine — One grain was added to an ounce of water but all was not dissolved Text Image

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CUL-DAR61.109-113 Draft: [Undated] Acetate of Morphia — A minute drop of a solution of two grains to the ounce was brought into contact with the viscid secretions round the glands Image

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CUL-DAR77.55 Draft: [Undated] Draft of Cross and self fertilisation, folio 42. Ipomoea / This almost certainly applies to parent plants Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.2.65 Draft: [Undated] I found a small fly still alive sticking by its feet to the glands on the extreme left side of the central disc 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-DAR90.147 Draft: [Undated] On account of Index it is very important to swell out the text before & Text Image

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EH88206550 Draft: Undated map of North Wales

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EH88206551 Draft: Undated map of North Oswestry