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Carnation 13' June

8° 25

9 . 15 down & to left

10 . 20 same course

11. 25 vertically down

1° down same course

2 . down & to left

3° same course

4    do

5 vertically down

6 . down. & to left

7° 15 same course

9  down

10. 15'

14th 6° 40' still down

8° down

9° 10 down little & to right.

10 10 to right very short way

11 . 35  down

12 50 down & to right

2°  down & to left

3' 10  a little up

4 . 30  to left & little down.

6. 5 same course

7° 20 down & to right

9°. 5' considerably up

10. 45 down & to left

     15th

6° 50

8. 5 to left

9 23' up & little to right

10 30 to left

12 up & to right

1° down to same point

Tip 8¾ from glass

2. 5 up

3' down

4° little to left

5 a little down

6 up

7 up & to left

9 up & to right

10. 30 to left

     16th

6. 50 to left

8° 30'  do.

9. 12 little down

10. 15 atom to left

 

12 up

12 . 55 to right, making circle.

2° down & to right

3 down & to left.

4 . 30 same spot

6 to left

8. 30 atom down.

10 . 35 a bit lower.

17. 6°. 45'

8 30' to left

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*(a). page 46

See, for instance the remarks by Herbert, Amaryllidace

Gärtner's strong expres

Bastarderzengung, 1849

Befruchtung, 1844, p.

Fecòndation, &c, 1846 p

been published during las

tendency of hybrid plant

forms; but as it is not

=fully protected from inse

that they were oftern ferti

parent-species, brought

*(b) page 46

Kenntniss der Befruch

*(c) page 46

Herschel's experiments,

niss &c, p. 574) which are

likewise show how large

by insects. He castrated

belonging to 22 genera, as