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Tr Pannonicum; first true leaf sometime single [uniflora] sometime trifoliate; sometime unifoliate, with a leaflet on one side partially or wholly separated, so gradations, we thus see a plant losing what may be called its embryological characters, those of the adult state encroaching on & replacing them. — One leaf consisted of terminal, with a united lateral lobe & on other side a free lobe

Embryology

Ap. 15. Tr. incantum (1 young seedling) cots much raised— vertical, but not closed see below

(Leguminosæ)

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April 8' 1879 Trifolium— Sleep of Cotyledons 10° P.m.

Tr. Perrymondi: cots much raised, but not enough to be called sleep

Ap. 15th cots hardy at all raised— young true leaves forming

Tr. Hybridum (only a seedling) perhaps not true — no signs of sleep.

Tr. Ochroleucum — no signs of sleep

(add resupinatum)

Tr. glomeratum. much raised but not asleep. ✓

Ap. 15' first true leaves appearing— cots hardly raised—

Tr. striatum moderately raised — not asleep.

Ap 15' Cots very much raised, but hardy enough to be called; raised about 45° or 50° ✓

Tr. fragiferum — moderately raised. not asleep

Tr. procumbens not asleep— very slightly if at all raised.

April 9th

Tr. patens not asleep. 10° P.m

T. minus do. do

T. arvense do.— do

10th

Tr. leucanthemum 1 seedling 2 Pins asleep— 2 others 1 Pin not asleep.

Ap. 15. 2 Pins cots closed & vertical: one with 1 Pin vertical, but not closed— rank amongst sleepers

Tr. auranticum only 2 seedlings & so doubtful not asleep

Tr. rubrescens 2 seedlings (I have no doubt true) not asleep.

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