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Trifolium repens

Aug 30'  Aug 30

11° .a.m new dot

2. 5 down

4. 35 down & to left

5. 45 same spot

8. 50' an atom up (or filament bit below horizontal

10. 45 little up

 

31' 6° 40 ⨀....

 

Sept. 1' 8° 45    dot joined by dotted line to yesterday

 

Sept 2d 6° 40 risen ⨀ . . . .

 

Sept 3d 6° 45 ⊡

 

Sept 4' 4° 40 ⊡

 

5 . 7° am 6° 50' .⊡

  8. 40 down

10 7' to right left & down

11. 13 to R— little & down

12' same spot

1. 55 atom to R.

4° little to right

5. 55 little up.

10. 30' down

 

6th 6° 40' —X thus marked

9° 30' up

12 in middle not joined

 

7th 6° 40' square by itself rather lower

 

 

Sept 1'. 9° a.m tied upside down another flower Head— (now upper) withered

flower (unfertilised)— Horizontal

8th 6° 45'

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Ch. XII

Gen. Con.

of double flowers & of fruit as in the case of the melons is thus influenced. Seeds moreover which have been matured during different seasons will have been subjected during their whole course of their development to having different degrees of heat & moisture.

It was shown in the last chapter that pollen is often carried by insects to a considerable distance from plant to plant. Therefore one of the parents or ancestors of the parent our two plants

[text excised] distant.