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Canna Warsce

June 10 11. 35

Tip of leaf 9 inches from glass

12° 50

1 . 40 to left & down

2' 40 down & to left

3 . 6 same course

3. 53 up & to right

5 down

6 15 a little up & to left

7. 20 a little up

9  up

10° 50' up.

11th 6° 40 down.

  8° 15 down & to left

9° — to left & down

9. 55  down & to right

10 . 38  down & to left

11. 10  little down & to right

11. 53  up little, on old line

12. 55  down on from position

1. 55  a little to left

3°  an atom up

4°  — in same general place

5. 10  up

6° 7  up

7. 18  up

9 considerably  up

 

10 30' to right & up

 

12th

6° 50

8° 40 down

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Leaf 8 inches long 3½ broad

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wind, and others called entomophilous, by insects, we can further understand, as was pointed out by me several years ago* (*Journal of Linn. Soc. Vol. VIII. Bot. 1863, p. 77) the great contrast in appearance between these two classes of flowers. Anemophilous flowers resemble in many respects the cleistogene flowers, but differ widely in not being closed in produc [bottom of page excised]