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Erithrina [Erythrina] Corollodendron June 10th

June 10'  11. 35

  12°     50

  1° 40     up & to right

  2  40    down strong

  3 6'    down

  3 53    very little way down

  5°   down to right & up, short way

  6.  15     down

  7.  20.   down

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  9°  up !  { plant not asleep put in Hot House

  11 50.   down very doubtful so oblique

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11th . 6.° 40' up ̲̲̲̲̲̲̲̲

  8. 15   up.

  9   vertically down

  9° 55 ​ up..

  10. 37   down

  11. 10    up.

  11. 53      little up

  12. 55       do.

  1. 55    down .

  3   down on old line

  4°   up to old top- point

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  5°. 10     down

  6. 7      down a good way

 7. 18    far down

  9     low down, nearly out of vision.

  10.30   very steep

12

  6°    50'

  8. 35   much risen

  9. 12   risen

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Chap. E 10

closed, never display brightly coloured petals, which are these being more or less rudimentary, never secrete nectar, never are odoriferous, have very small anthers which produce only a few grains of pollen, with stigmas but little developed. Bearing in mind that some flowers, called anemophilous by Delpino, are crossed fertilised by the

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Erithrina [Erythrina] corollodendron continued

12th

    10 .12     up

    10 . 27 up

    10 45   up

    11. 15         up

    12   10        up

    1°      up

    2°     little up

    3. 5     do

     4°      a little down

      5      down a good way

       6      down

        7° 15   down

         9. 5   far down

10. 45   too low to record

13

6° 50'  ⨀

8. 15

Used

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Chap. E 10

distance, may here be notice. well deserve attention.* This facts are is best shown by the impossibility in many cases of raising two varieties of the same species pure, if they growing at all near together; but to this subject I shall hereafter return; also by the many cases of hybrids which have appeared spontaneously both in gardens and a state of nature With [text excised]