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Feb 4th

Maize .2 of inch above soil ground (Obscure light from above) cleared about .1 of soil

8° 30'
9 15 to right & little from light
10 20'   nearly same course
11. 33 gone back to so-called light .
12. 15   back on former line
1. 3' from light & little to left	[sketch]
2. 17 to light
3 — to light & right
4° to light & left
5. 6' to left & little to light	(Used)
6. 8. to left & from light — going back
7. 21— from light
8. 30   from light & little to right.
from light  10 —	Total distance 10.1 in.
10. 45. a little to left	Bead to mark almost .7 grubbed down .15
Feb 5th 6° 50'
7° 50 to right	Feb 6' 8° am Height of Plant   .66 .7
8. 55 to light dot on front furrow
9. 45 no mark on line above arrow (see diag
10. 50 to right on old line	Length of filament .35 .4
11. 54 to the right & little from light
to light 1°  & right	mark .7
do  do   2°	Less magnified towards close
3°    gone back to left on former line
4 to light & left
5. 15 to left
6' an atom same course	Feb. 7th 6° 50' a.m ⨀
7. 18 almost same spot	8° —
8. 35 to left
9. 25 to left on old line	Length of Filament
10. 45 straight from light ending at end of little former loop	Magnification & how much grown

 

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as 71 to 31, or, as 100 to 44. Again if we taken an

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Equal number of capsules, whether good or bad, from the legitimately & illegitimately fertilised flowers, we find that the former contained seeds by weight compared with the latter as 50 to 24; or as 100 to 48 but if all the poor or bad capsules are rejected, of which many many were produced by the illegitimately fertilised flowers, the proportion is 54 to 35, or ie or 100 to 65.) In this & all other cases, the relative fertility of the two kinds of union can, I think be

[Forms of flowers, p. 27: "Again, if we take an equal number of capsules, whether good or bad, from the legitimately and illegitimately fertilised flowers, we find that the former contained seeds by weight compared with the latter as 50 to 24, or as 100 to 48; but if all the poor capsules are rejected, of which many were produced by the illegitimately fertilised flowers, the proportion is 54 to 35, or as 100 to 65. In this and all other cases, the relative fertility of the two kinds of union can, I think, be".]