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Erytherina caffra [sketch]

July 10'   8° 55'

10. 3     far to right & down

11. 37     same course

1°     down

2°        far to right & down (Light?)

3       to left & up— back

4°    same course (leaf still Hanging down

5°        to right & down— parallel & back

 6         to left & up parallel & back

7' 15    straight up — (leaf still hanging vertically down

9°        to right horizontally

10 . 44     a little up & to right

11th    6°. 35

  8°    to right (this means apex move move to stem)

    leaf still dependent

9. 10    down & to right

10°      same course

11. 5     down

12. 3     up & to left

1°    nearly same course

2°     to left & little down— nearly same course

3   down— the leaf is now a little above Horizontal Probably light not bright enough not cold.

4° little up & to R.

5° 15    little to left

6. 15      up & to right — leaf almost vertically down

7. 17      vertically up asleep

8. 8   up & to right (quit vertically down)

8 39     to left

9 10     to left & up

10 4     to left

10 55      same course

12th 6°   40

8' 5       down & to right

9. 5      to right leaf more risen

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America and New Zealand(,)

herbaceous plants.*(B) It is, however, doubt=

generally holds good, and

Australia. But I have

flowers of the prevailing

the Myrtaceæ, swarm with

dichogamous they would be.