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Drosera young leaf tents close

June 7th 9° 15 O

10: 20' up

11 20 up

12° 5 do

1. 30 far up

3° to left & down

4 down, parallel to up line

5 rises risen again. & to left

6. 7' same course

7' 15 down & to right

9° far up

10. 45 up & to right.

 

June 8th

Used

 

6° 40

8. down (tentacles still closed

9' do a little

10° up.

11 . 15 up

11 . 32 up. much

12 . 12 up & to left

1° down

2. 5 further down

2 .55 same spot

3 45 still down

4. 55 do.

6° do

6. 30' — up

7. 15 down. little

9° down & to right

10. 40' up

 

9th 6°. 45

  8. 30

many t. projecting at right angles

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Fritz Müller has discovered, (Jenaische Zeitsch. B. IV. p. 451) (in the animal kingdom) a case curiously analogous with this to that of plants bearing cleistogamic and perfect [text excised]

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Drosera June 9th new, old leaf Horizontal (disturbed)

9° 12' first mark

10° not moved

10° 35' new dot more magnified

11. 35 to left & down

12. 40 an atom down

1. 35 almost same spot

2. 15    do

3. 5.    do

4° an atom down dot

6° 5 an atom to right & down

7. 12 little lower

10. 40'    do

Used

 

10th

 

6° 55' marked ⨀

slided Pot 10th

 

6° 55' 7° A.m C. of ammonia

8 8° 5' risen & to right, may be evaporated & loss of weight

9° risen & to right most glands blackened & many closing inflated.

9° 260 a little to left

10. 15  an atom up & to right

11. 30  up.

12 50  up much

1. 40  up

2 40  up

3.6   down & to left

3 53  down & to right

5°   up & to right

6. 15  up & to left

7 20'  to left & down, this marked —

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self-fertilisation, and ordinary flowers which are adapted so as to allow of at least occasional cross-fertilisation; the two thirds of flowers being produced by the same plant.* The former are always minute, completely