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CUL-DAR77    Note:    1855--1875   [All of DAR77 in one sequence of 265 images]   Image
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CUL-DAR77.1    Miscellaneous:    [Undated]   wrapper for items 77: 2- annotated `Used Scraps Chiefly Calculations'   Image
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CUL-DAR77.10    Abstract:    [Undated]   Hoffmann H `Speciesfrage': [pp]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.100    Note:    [Undated]   Exceptions to rule of Cross Higher [table of relative heights of plants]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.100r    Draft:    [1870--1871]   Draft of Descent, vol. 2, folio 50.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.101    Note:    [Undated]   Total of Crossed & Self-fert[ilised] Individuals [calculations]   Image
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CUL-DAR77.101r    Draft:    [Undated]   [of Draft of Descent,?]: sheet numbered 47   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.102    Note:    [Undated]   Families Genera Species Provisional List   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.102r    Draft:    [1870--1871]   Draft of Descent, vol. 2, folio 73.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.103-105b    Note:    [Undated]   Crossed Plants within 5 per cent of height of self-fert[ilised] Plants /   Image
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CUL-DAR77.106    Note:    [Undated]   Grand average for the 54 sp[ecies] measured [relative heights of plants]   Image
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CUL-DAR77.106r    Draft:    [1871--1872]   Draft of Expression, Chapter 3, folio 18.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.107a-107b    Note:    [Undated]   Dianthus [comparison of crossed and self-fertilised] [numbers of seed?]   Image
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CUL-DAR77.107r    Draft:    [1875--1876]   Draft of Cross and self fertilisation. bottom half of sheet only   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.108-110    Note:    [Undated]   Name / Crossed / Self-fer[tilised] / Died [heights and weights also   Image
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CUL-DAR77.108r-109r    Draft:    [1874--1875]   Draft of Insectivorous plants, chapter 17, folios 67 and 58.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.11    Abstract:    1876--1882.04.19   [reference incomplete] `American Nat' 1876: 238   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.111    Note:    1873.07.01   Mimulus luteus / Crossed means between 2 flowers on same plant & self   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.112    Note:    [1875--1876]   Tab[le] 29 / Weights of whole plants after they had formed heads   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.112r    Draft:    [1857]   Draft fragment of Natural selection, chapter IX Hybridism. [bottom half of page only]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.113-114    Note:    [Undated]   Fertility of Mimulus [observations on plants 51, 53, 54, 56, 58, 60]   Image
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CUL-DAR77.113r-114r    Draft:    [1870--1871]   Draft of Descent, vol. 2, folios 62 and 56.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.115-116    Note:    [Undated]   Table 100 / Crossed by fresh stock [table of comparative heights]   Image
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CUL-DAR77.117    Note:    [Undated]   Table 101 / Weights / Relative weights of crossed & self-fertilised   Image
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CUL-DAR77.118-120    Note:    [Undated]   Tab[le] 103? [comparison of crossed and self-fertilised in amount of   Image
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CUL-DAR77.12    Abstract:    [Undated]   [reference incomplete] [1876?]: 329   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.121-130    Note:    [Undated]   [Crossed and self-fertile plants: calculations converting raw data from   Image
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CUL-DAR77.13    Abstract:    1875--1882.04.19   Eaton A.E `Proceedings of the Royal Society' 33 1875: 351   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.131    Note:    [Undated]   To be returned / [instructions to an amanuensis as to order in which to   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.132-133    Note:    [Undated]   Table A / Enumeration of plants experimented on [tables comparing weights / Proof sheet of Insectivorous plants, p. 24   Image
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CUL-DAR77.133r    Draft:    [Undated]   [of Insectivorous plants?]: sheet numbered ch 10 [p] 39A   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.134-138    Abstract:    [Undated]   Fermond C `Hist gen fecond vegetaux' 1859   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.139    Correspondence:   Müller (Heinrich Ludwig) Hermann to Darwin Charles Robert  1873.05.19   Müller (Heinrich Ludwig) Hermann to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.14    Note:    1867.08.19   A crossed pea Maple X Purple-podded from Mr Laxton has grown in poor soil   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.140-141    Correspondence:   Darwin Francis (Sir [1913]) to Darwin Charles Robert  [1873][.08.15.before]   Darwin Francis (Sir [1913]) to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.142-143    Correspondence:   Darwin Francis (Sir [1913]) to Darwin Charles Robert  [1873][.08.18.after]   Darwin Francis (Sir [1913]) to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.144-145    Correspondence:   Darwin George Howard (Sir [1905]) to Darwin Charles Robert  [1876.01.08.after]   Darwin George Howard (Sir [1905]) to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.146    Correspondence:   Wells Samuel to Darwin Charles Robert  1858.11.25   Wells Samuel to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.147    Correspondence:   Wells Samuel to Darwin Charles Robert  1858.11.17   Wells Samuel to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.148    Correspondence:   Pearson John to Darwin Charles Robert  1858.11.23   Pearson John to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.149-151    Correspondence:   Leighton William Allport to Darwin Charles Robert  1858.11.19   Leighton William Allport to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.15    Abstract:    [Undated]   Loiseleur Deslongchamps `Cereals': 208-219   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.152-153    Correspondence:   Delpino Federico to Darwin Charles Robert  1873.06.18   Delpino Federico to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.154-155    Correspondence:   Müller (Heinrich Ludwig) Hermann to Darwin Charles Robert  1873.06.10   Müller (Heinrich Ludwig) Hermann to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.156-158    Correspondence:   Norman Ebenezer to Darwin Charles Robert  1876.05.18   Norman Ebenezer to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.159-163    Correspondence:   Laxton Thomas to Darwin Charles Robert  1876.05.02   Laxton Thomas to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.16    Note:    [Undated]   The want of regularity in height of the plants forming the 3 series may   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.164-165    Correspondence:   Ogle William to Darwin Charles Robert  1876.07.23   Ogle William to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.166-167    Correspondence:   Fitch Adam to Darwin Charles Robert  1862.11.18   Fitch Adam to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.168-169    Correspondence:   Masters William to Darwin Charles Robert  1850.04.03   Masters William to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.17    Note:    [Undated]   Comparing the first two columns the crossed are more irregular than the   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.170    Correspondence:   Fox William Darwin to Darwin Charles Robert  [1856].12.19   Fox William Darwin to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.171-172b    Correspondence:   Cattell John to Darwin Charles Robert  1860.05.12   Cattell John to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.173    Correspondence:   Thiselton-Dyer William Turner (Sir [1899]) to Darwin Charles Robert  1873.08.30   Thiselton-Dyer William Turner (Sir [1899]) to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.173v    Note:    [Undated]   [spelling of Canna warscewi[c]z[i] and Eschscholtzia]   Image
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CUL-DAR77.174    Printed:    1869.08.21   Notice of Williams B.S. `Choice stove and greenhouse flowering plants' Field¬, p. 8.   Image
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CUL-DAR77.175-177    Printed:    1872.10.17   On the fertilisation of a few common papilionaceous flowers `Nature' 6: 498-501   Image
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CUL-DAR77.18    Note:    1875.12.12   Nicotiana / 1st cross — compared seeds to s[elf]-fert-seed 100 : 150   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.19    Note:    [Undated]   My son has considered under the same point of view the plants of the 8th   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.2    Abstract:    [Undated]   Duncan `Transactions Edinburgh Royal Society' 24 1865-1866: 287   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.20    Note:    1862.10.04   Dwarf Kidney Bean viz Canterbury & Fulmers Forcing Bean set apparently   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.21    Note:    1855.07.20   10 a.m saw Humble Bees visiting carnation, Spanish Pink (D. Chinensis?) & sweet William.   Image
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CUL-DAR77.22    Note:    1860.05.20   Saw small kind of Bee forcing way into unopened Broom flowers   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.23    Note:    1861.05.19   Observed 3 or 4 days ago several red-bellied flies with long proboscis   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.24    Note:    1868   I observe in plainest way that seeds of Papaver vagum & Delphinium   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.25    Note:    1852.06.18--1852.07.29   Sweet Peas / all alike young Plants [experiments on 6 varieties]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.26a    Note:    [1857.autumn]   In autumn castrated 4 flowers of Sw[eet] Pea & twice over impregnated   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.26b    Note:    1858.07.00   Of the sweet Peas fertilised last year one pod produced some plants   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.26c    Note:    1858.08.02   In the plot of Sweet Pea which produced all pale pink but somewhat   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.27    Note:    1860.04.13   to Mr Masters / I know the 6 kinds of Sweet Peas named by Mr Masters. I   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.28    Note:    1867   Sweet Pea / in one lot of Scarlet var a plant of Purple came up — marked   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.29    Note:    1868.06.00   Formerly often noticed in rows of Sweet peas a false plant; Cattell   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.3    Abstract:    [Undated]   [reference incomplete] `American Nat' 1873: 480   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.30    Note:    [ny].07.10   Warm weather marked some very large fl[ower] buds with petals just   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.31    Note:    1873.07.30   I have just looked at Lathyrus macrorhizus — has 2 holes at extreme base   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.32    Note:    1873.08.06   Saw large Bombus lapidarius sucking Sweet peas He went to one side of the   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.33    Note:    1873.08.17   I now know that there are nectar-holes in the staminal tube of Lathyrus   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.33v    Note:    1873.09.07   2 nectar holes in all [listed varieties of Lathyrus]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.34    Abstract:    1874   Abstract of Hoffmann, Kenntnis der Gartenbohnen (Professor Hoffmann of Giessen on Phaseolus) `Nature' 9: 427   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.35a    Note:    [Undated]   Sweet Pea var Painted Lady / Two flowers fert[ilised] by cross with   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.35b    Note:    [Undated]   Megachile willughbellia — the leaf-cutting Bee is the species which I   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.35c    Abstract:    [Undated]   Darwin C.R. `Variation' vol 2 p. 91   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.36    Abstract:    [Undated]   Farrer on kidney bean `Nature' 6 1872: 479 [reference only]   Image
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CUL-DAR77.37    Abstract:    1869.04.04   Hoffmann `Bestimmung der Species'   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.38    Printed:    1872.07.25   Hive bees versus mechanism `Nature' 6: 242   Image
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CUL-DAR77.39-40    Correspondence:   Masters William to Darwin Charles Robert  [1860.04.07.after]   Masters William to Darwin Charles Robert   Image
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CUL-DAR77.4    Abstract:    [Undated]   [reference incomplete] `Zoologist' [year]: 8   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.41-42    Note:    1872.summer   Ipomoea / Procured fresh seed from Cattells & raised 2 plants; many   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.43    Note:    1873   Ipomoea — crossed means by pollen of distinct flower on same plant & means pollen of same flower.   Image
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CUL-DAR77.44    Note:    1873.10.25   Amongst the Convolvulus plants experimented on in last year (72) there   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.45    Note:    1873.07.01   Ipomoea / Plants just in flower / The crossed plants (excluding the   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.46    Note:    1875.10.20   Fertility — Ipomoea / Abstract [referring to pp. 45-46, 49, 53, 55, 66, / Proof sheet of Insectivorous plants, p. 84, published p. 156.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.47    Note:    [Undated]   Look at this / On Germination of Crossed & Self Seeds / Proof sheet of Insectivorous plants, published, p. 153.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.48    Note:    [Undated]   On Germination of Crossed & self- seeds / Ipomoea [referring to pp. 42, / Proof sheet of Insectivorous plants, p. 82, published, p. 152.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.49    Note:    [Undated]   Summary of results — observations assumed to have been made each day at   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.5    Abstract:    [Undated]   Godron `Hist des Aegilops hybrides' 1870: 59   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.50    Note:    [Undated]   Weight of seeds [summary and index of results]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.51    Note:    [Undated]   Germination of seeds [summary and index of results]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.52-54    Draft:    [Undated]   With respect to the relative period of the germination of crossed & s. fert seeds / Draft of Expression, pp. 55-6.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.52r-54r    Draft:    [Undated]   Draft of Expression, pp. 55-6 / Notes by George Darwin.   Text   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-DAR77.56    Note:    1865.09.19   Convolvulus major — seeds self-fert[ilised] under net & other seeds from   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.57    Note:    1865.09.20   Seedlings from a Hom[omorphic] long-styled Cowslip-Polyanthus again   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.58    Note:    1867.02.27   A number of seeds of themselves the second generation of Ipomoea purpurea   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.59-60    Draft:    [Undated]   Ipomoea purpurea scale 1/40 of inch to inch Both diagrams — this is best t / Draft of Cross and self fertilisation, p. 53 diagram.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.6    Abstract:    [Undated]   [reference incomplete] `Q104'   Image
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CUL-DAR77.61    Miscellaneous:    [Undated]   cover for items 77: 62- annotated `Pisum sativum'   Image
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CUL-DAR77.62a    Note:    1873.06.05   After very cold spring Saw large B[ombus] muscorum sucking many flowers   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.62b    Note:    1855.07.22--1855.07.23   saw Humble & Hive B[ees] at common Pea Blossoms The Hive visited only old   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.62c    Note:    [1839--1841]   In Lupine Bees frequent & seem to act something like on Kidney Beans   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.63    Note:    1873.06.22   Frank has examined 3 common pea-flowers which I gathered early in morning   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.64    Abstract:    [Undated]   Farrer `Nature' 1872: 479   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.65    Note:    1873.09.05--1873.09.15   Foxglove / 6 flowers were fert[ilised] with pollen from other fl[owers]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.66-69    Note:    [Undated]   Foxglove / Crossed [in comparison with] Self-fertilised [tables of   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.7    Abstract:    [Undated]   [reference incomplete] `Linnean Journal Botany' 10: [pp]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.70-71    Note:    [Undated]   Weight of plants [calculations] / Proof sheet of Insectivorous plants, pp. 97 & 103.   Image
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CUL-DAR77.72    Note:    1875   Vandellia / Crossed [in comparison with] Self[-fertilised] [tables of   Image
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CUL-DAR77.73-81    Note:    1875.08.18   Vandellia / Crossed [in comparison with] Self[-fertilised / Proof sheets of Insectivorous plants, pp. 94 & 95.   Image
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CUL-DAR77.74r    Note:    [1873--1874]   Draft of Descent 2d ed., folio 188   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.8    Abstract:    [Undated]   Duncan `TransactionsRoyal Society Edinburgh' 24: 287   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.81r    Draft:    [1874--1875]   Draft of Insectivorous plants, folio 263   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.82    Note:    1875.10.05   Cleistogene Pods from plants raised from crossed perfect flowers / Proof sheet of Insectivorous plants, p. 107.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.83    Note:    1873.09.03   Vandellia I crossed 3 flowers with pollen from other fl[owers] & got 3   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.84    Note:    [Undated]   Cleistogene pods [calculations] / Used Keep some of the dates for Cleistogene Portfolio   Image
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CUL-DAR77.84r    Draft:    [1875--1875]   Draft of Insectivorous plants, p. 57. [bottom half of page only]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.85    Note:    1873   I gathered 6 cleistogene pods & these contained 72 41 79 59 81 & 64   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.86-89    Note:    [Undated]   Petunia / Lobelia fulgens [comparison of crossed and self-fertilised]   Image
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CUL-DAR77.86r    Draft:    [1874--1875]   Draft of Insectivorous plants, Chapter 4, folio 1A.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.87r    Draft:    [1875--1876]   Draft of Cross and self fertilisation, folio 415.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.88r    Draft:    [1874--1875]   Draft of Insectivorous plants, p. 258. [bottom half of sheet only]   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.89r    Draft:    [1874--1875]   Draft of Insectivorous plants, Chapter 10, folio 41.   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.9    Abstract:    [Undated]   Lecoq `Hybridation': 52, 72   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.90-91    Note:    [Undated]   Period of flowering [summary and index of observations]   Image
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CUL-DAR77.92    Abstract:    [Undated]   Spallanzani `Natural History' vol 2: 145   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.93    Abstract:    [Undated]   Newport `Philosophical Transactions' 1853: 253-258   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.94-95    Note:    1866.12.00   Ipomoea purpurea / Second Generation / Taller plants derived from cross   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.96    Note:    [ny].09.07--[ny].09.12   Ipomoea purpurea 10 flowers crossed by distinct plant gave 10 pods with   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.97-98    Note:    1866--1867   Ipomoea purpurea 2d generation ie seeds are of 2d generation of crosses &   Text   Image
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CUL-DAR77.99    Note:    [Undated]   Exceptions above 95 & below 105 [table of relative heights of plants]   Image
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