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Red Cabbage.— on Horizontal glass apogeotropism in darkness, & when marked— illuminate only from directly above — Angle Etiolated

Sept 11

8° 10'    on edge of glass

8. 27   to L & R

8 48   far to L

8. 53 1/2              12 [+] 22 [=] 34'

8 58'

9. 2'

9. 5    each line large piece

9. 7'

9. 10'         11

9 12

9. 15'

9. 17    Big dot

9. 22'

9. 24    to left ( standing by window

9 29 1/2    to left & light

9. 35    do    do

9. 43'

9. 50    from the L

10. 1    from the light directly

10. 16    from light & to R

10. 34    do    do ( thick line

11°    crossed old line

11. 35    back to light & to left

12 12    to light & left

12. 43   long way to left & to Light

1. 33    from light & to left

.2°    do & to R. (?)

2°. 30    to right & from light

3°    to right

3. 30    to light

4.    to left

4 38    same course

5 17    from light

6°

(Used)

12th 6° 40' a.m.    ⨀

angle

23° from vertical

2 3/4 tall

Between 9° & 6°

3 ellipse in 9°

[31v]

given an interesting sum=

ject in his "British Wild

lation to Insects' 1875."

'Die Befruchtung der

' 1873 contains an immense

vations and generalisations. and It

ry, with references to almost

n published on the subject.

all others in specifying

kinds of insects visit the

He likewise enters on new

only that flowers are adapted

the visits of certain insects;

selves are excellently adapted

llen from certain flowers. The

can hardly be over-estimated, & it

should be translated into English.

written in Swedish, so that I

read it.