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(April 1864) (United in 1863) Homomorphic seedlings

crosses made of 1863

(i.e seedling from own pollen) from long-styled Plant

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April 1864 1863 Homomorphic Lythrum seedlings

8. a long-styled seedling, from a homomorphically raised from a mid-styled plant — [illeg] flower with only homomorphic long-styled & all mid—styled plant This whole plant produced only 10 pods

10 poor seeds

15 poor seeds

11 do

16 rather better seed

6 very poor seed

I remember many of stamen without pollen & partly aborted

9. Long-styled Hom. seedling from long-styled plant.— white wool produced very many pods.—

23 good seeds

7 moderately good

10 do

7 good seeds

18 goodish seeds (most fertile of any)

10. Long-styled Hom. seedling from long-styled white wool — produced only 7 pods.

0 seed

1 mentioned

0

1

2 seed

0

1 poor

(very sterile)

(In 1864 Did not ripen any pod, though so well watered)

It was either 9. or 10. of which 12 flowers were fertilised by heteromorphically good pollen of mid-styled & not one set.!!!

White wool means was in flower at same time with common heteromorphic plant /over

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It is pretty clear that hom. mid-styled has wretched pollen but in female organ is very fairly fertile.— as old common plant was in fert. flower, I think pollen of both kinds of Homos: must be poor.— As no. 9 set a good many good seeds, the great sterility of many plants can hardly be accounted for by season or growth of plants.