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Lonicera periclymenum 13 3/4 = 4.38 say between 4 & 5 inches

[Climbing plants, p. 21: "Our English twiners, as far as I have seen, never twine round trees, excepting the Honeysuckle (Lonicera periclymenum), which I have observed twining up a young beech-tree nearly 4 1/2 inches in diameter."]

(59)

Mr Eyton informs me that twice this paper was published, the cross-bred animals from the African & English races have been ascertained by Ld Hill to be fertile.—)

[Variation 1: 96: "The difference in the number of the vertebræ and ribs in different kinds of pigs, as observed by Mr. Eyton,23 and as given in the following table, has often been quoted. The African sow probably belongs to the S. scrofa type; and Mr. Eyton informs me that, since the publication of his paper, cross-bred animals from the African and English races were found by Lord Hill to be perfectly fertile."]