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(Fig 66.)

[Two sketches pinned to the page.]

[Movement in plants, p. 159: "Pisum sativum: deflection produced within 24 hours in the growth of vertically dependent radicles, by little squares of card affixed with shellac to one side of apex: A, bent at right angles; B, hooked."]

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by itself could have added much to their vigour * (* For such petiole of this experiment, see my 'Effects of Cross & Self Fertilisation 1876' p. 220) When their illegitimate plants were transferred to fairly good soil out of door, they became during the two following years still more developed in stature & produced very few flower-stems; & although they must have been naturally legitimately fertilised by insects they yielded capsule, as compared with those produced by the surrounding legitimate plants, in the

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[Forms of flowers, p. 234: " These whilst still in the greenhouse produced smaller leaves and shorter flower-stalks than some legitimate plants with which they grew in competition; but it should be observed that the latter were the product of a cross with a fresh stock,—a circumstance which by itself would have added much to their vigour.* When these illegitimate plants were transferred to fairly good soil out of doors, they became during the two following years much more dwarfed in stature and produced very few flower-stems; and although they must have been legitimately fertilised by insects, they yielded capsules, compared with those produced by the surrounding legitimate plants, in the ratio only of 5 to 100!."]