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May 26'. Amphicarpaea

8° 50'

9. 36 to so called light

10. 23 to do & little to right

11. 5 — to do a little to left

12.    do. a little to right

o o o o o

12 50 new dot ⨀ moved mark & less magnified (Peduncle bowed down)

2° to light

3° gone back from light to starting point — error from disturbing Plant??

4 from light & to right

5. nearly same

6 back to light. but touching leaf at opposite end

6° moved pot ⨀ new dot

7. 17' back to light— Therefore I believe last trustworthy

8 27—    same course nearly

9. 35 an atom back or from light & on left side

11°    from light considering on old line.

27. 6° 50'

   8 to right

   9° 30 from light & to right

10. 45' gone back

10. 50' slided glass ⨀

12 a little way to right & light

1° do down

2. 30 to light — 4° —

. 28' 6' 45

—lat

4°

4° P.m

Probably too cold growth checked

Used

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Chapter D 9

rule, these could not hardly have escaped their observation as well as and my own. We may therefore confidently assert that a self-sterile plant can be fertilised by the pollen of any one out of a thousand or ten thousand individuals of the same species. Now it is obviously impossible that the sexual organs and elements of each every individual can have been specialised with respect to every other individual. But there is no difficulty in believing that the sexual elements of each differ slightly in the same indeterminate diversified manner as do their external characters; and it has often been remarked that no two

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