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Geranium zonale 14th

14th

  9º 30'

10º. 10'   down & to left

11. 35    atom up & to right

12   50     down & to right

  2º up   

  3. 10     up

  4. 30     up & to left

  6. 5     down  

  7º 15  

 

between 10º & 4º. 30' 

  2 20   up

  9. 5' down straight

  10. 45.    vertically down

15th

  6º. 50

  8º 5  down to right

  9   23     short way down

  10. 35   to right   

  12   to left  

apex of leaf. 11½ inches

 

   1º   to right

   2. 5     in middle of muddle

   3º         do

   4º   an atom lower

between 10º & 6º

   5    do

   6     same spot

   7'     do

   9º   little up & to left

10. 35   little up & to left

 

6º 50    up —  16th     2º   up

8º 30     to left   3   down

10·15    up.        4º  30   little to right

10 35   up & to left       6º  a little down.

 12º   up              8· 30   considerably down.  

12.55  to left & down   10·35   same spot

  17th

  6º 45

  8. 30  up

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ChapterE 10

fertilised by cresp crepuscular or nocturnal insects often emit their odour chiefly or exclusively in the evening. Some flowers, however, which are highly odoriferous depend solely on this quality for their fertilisation, such as the night-flowering stock (Hesperis) and some species of Daphne; and these plants