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Glaucium luteum

14 '

9° 30'

10°  10'   down to left

11. 35   atom to left & down

12   50    up & to right

2°   up to level of start

3°  10'     up & to right short way

4. 30      up & to left

  6. 5    up & little to left

7° 20      up.

9·' 5 up straight

10·  45    a little up

Apex 5 1/2 inch  

15'  6°  50'

   8°  5    down to right

   9. 23   down

  10 · 33  down, & to left little

  12     up & to left

  1°     to right short way

  2° 5    a little up & to left

  3    up on the original down line well

  4° up same spot

  5 ·      same general spot

  6   a little up & to left

  7'   up to by figure 4

  9    considerably up

  10 35 up & to left

6 older true leaves & 1 younger

Leaf with petiole 3 inches long

hardly any stem as yet developed

16'   6° 50   greatly down    16·

    8° 30   down & to left

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present the rare case of their flowers being dingy or having obscurely coloured. or dingy flowers.

The storage of a supply of nectar in a protected place is manifestly related to connected with the visits of insects. So is the position which the stamens and pistils occupy, either permanently or through their own movements at the proper time, period, they invariably stand [text excised] the pathway leading to the nectary.