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Lupinus mutabilis

Sept 3d 8° 30' P.m.

Leaves with white wool form an almost vertical star, & angle of petiole here shown holds good for 3 lower petioles all marked with white wool; 2 uppermost petioles of (one of them marked with white w.) are vertical

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Black wool all leaflets considerably declined & their angles shown at B. as well as it can be.— Angle of petiole of Black w. with axis same as at A or a trace larger.

Sept. 4th 10° 45' a m. The petiole reclined fallen a trifle about 7° ie rose at night 7° from axis of the opposite 3d leaf from base, A white wool & continues the same for the 2 lower leaf. — Stars of lower leaves somewhat inclined stars of 2 upper ones almost horizontal

Black wool B one star almost horizontal — the other like this. Petiole is about same position as at night

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we have met with analogous facts with cases in some other species.

(On the same plant of L. m some leaves when star horizontally during one day formed highly inclined stars at night & the petiole had rose up 7°. at Other leaves when little star moved during the day had all their leaflets sloping downward at 46° beneath the [illeg] at night & the petioles had hardly moved

(2 kinds of Sleep on same plant)

Again with L. luteus.