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Ox. Valdiviana

Left Hand Leaf

Right-Hand leaf

June 11'           June 11th   

10° 45    disturbed       10. 45    disturbed

11° 12    down 11. 12    to left

11. 55    far down        11. 55.    down

12. 55    far up 12. 55    far up

1. 57    very little up   1. 57    to right & far down

3°    up 3°    up

4'    a little to right only an atom        4°    a little down

5° 10    to left  5 . 10    down

6. 7    to right on level            6 7    up.

7° 18'    down  7° 18    far down

9°    far below glass    9°    far below glass            

10. 30    very almost perpendicular    10. 30    almost perpendicular

(Used)

(Used)

From 11°. to 6° circumnutate

Must rise very Early in morning

after 6° 50' in morning falling

12'

12th

6°. 50   6° 50

8° 45    a little to left  8° 45'    far down

10 15    down  10. 25    far down

11 . 13    up     11. 13    up

12. 12    same spot      12. 12    up & to right little

1°    down        1°    nearly same spot

2°    to left horizontally, on dotted line          2 —    up same course

3° 5'    down short way thick line       3°. 5    to right horizontally.

4°    down rather more            4°    up a little & to left

5    down & to left      5.    up a little & to left

6.    down        6    down

7. 15    vertically down           7° 15    vertically down

13

            From 11° to about 5'

⨀ 6°. 50          13th 6° 50 ⨀

   8°. 15               8°. 15

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a laughable idea that pollen should be brought from flowers of the same species, none of which grew nearer than between 500 and 600 yards.*(b) The result was that 289 of these 520 flowers yielded no seed, or seed that did not germinate; the seed of 29 flowers produced hybrids, such as might have been expected from the nature of the pollen employed; and lastly, the seed of the remaining 202 flowers produced perfectly pure plants, so that these flowers must have been fertilised by pollen brought by insects from a distance of between 500 and 600 yards.*(c) It is of course possible that some of these 202 flowers may might have been fertilised by pollen left accidentally in them when they were castrated; but to show