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1859 continued

360 on strong manner in which the Himalayan Rhododendron have adapted thermal to same conditions as England

Lovell, G. 1859. Rhododendrons—no. VIII. Gardeners' Chronicle (23 April): 360.

384 various facts in grafting, 425 do in Garrya

Carrière. 1859. Grafting Garrya Elliptica. Gardeners' Chronicle (23 April): 360.
G. 1859. Grafting Garrya elliptica on Aucuba japonica. Gardeners' Chronicle (14 May): 425.

876 on individual animals imposing likeness — poor case

Derby Mercury. 1859. Cattle breeding. Gardeners' Chronicle (29 October): 876-877.

1052 Hookers Review on me.

Hooker, J. D. 1859. [Review of] On the origin of species. part 1. Gardeners' Chronicle (31 December): 1052. [Darwin Pamphlet Collection reviews 94 ('missing' according to Vorzimmer)] Text

1860

72. on the new galls on Oaks having checked production of acorns. — has rapidly extended.

Anon. 1860. [Oak forests of England]. Gardeners' Chronicle (28 January): 72-73.

120 on softness of Bark in certain pear-trees allowing much destruction by a Scolytus

Jonghe, J. De. 1860. The Bezi Mai pear. Gardeners' Chronicle (11 February): 72-73.

313 Pat. Matthew on Natural Selection

Matthew, P. 1860. Nature's law of selection. Gardeners' Chronicle (7 April): 312-313. Text

321 On cross-bred sheep — general discussion on advantage

Howard, Charles. 1860. The merits of pure-bred and cross-bred sheep. Gardeners' Chronicle (7 April): 320-321.

384 on certain plants & vars acclimatization? withstanding cold perfectly yet from warm climates.

Anon. 1860. [Editorial]. Gardeners' Chronicle (7 April): 320-321.

562 crossed vars. of wheat sterile — All one says is that some mistake.

Sheriff, Patrick. 1860. A new variety of wheat. Gardeners' Chronicle (16 June): 562.

919 Table of fecundity of weeds

Anon. 1860. The fecundity of weeds. Gardeners' Chronicle (13 October): 918-919.

956 Titmouse destroying nuts & passing over Filberts -another woodpecker habit

Anon. 1860. Nuts. R.E.B. Gardeners' Chronicle (27 October): 956.

1081. Good evidence of variability originating in a cross

Anon. 1860. The species of species makers. Gardeners' Chronicle (8 December): 1080-1081.

1111 calves of Short-horn not having improved character on crossed progeny

Anon. 1860. The Smithfield cattle show. Gardeners' Chronicle (15 December): 1111-1112.

1861

5 My paper on achenia of Pumilio — C.D

Darwin, C. R. 1861. Note on the achenia of Pumilio argyrolepis. Gardeners' Chronicle no. 1 (5 January): 4-5. Text

74 Reference to common changes of level, old forests in Mauritius

Ph. 1861. Civil Hospital, Port Louis, Mauritius. Gardeners' Chronicle (26 January): 74.

— Benguela mixtures of tropical & temp. vegetation

Welwitsch, F. 1861. Extract from a letter addressed to Sir W. J. Hooker...botany of West Africa. Gardeners' Chronicle (26 January): 74.

193. different constitution of vars. of acclimatisation? from same hot country in withstanding frosts.

Naudin, Charles Victor. 1861. M. Naudin's geothermal system. Gardeners' Chronicle (2 March): 192-193.

196 on fertility of 1/2 bred buffalos & cows in N. America

Hind. 1861. Half-bred buffalo. Gardeners' Chronicle (2 March): 196.

600 Sport in Pelargonium p. 925 do 945 do p. 968 good.

R. P. W. 1861. Geranium sports. Gardeners' Chronicle (29 June): 600.
Anon. 1861. Origin of Rollisson's Pelargonium. Gardeners' Chronicle (19 October): 925.
Anon. 1861. Sporting Pelargoniums—Rollisson's unique, &c. Gardeners' Chronicle (26 October): 945.
Salter, John. 1861. Pelargonium purple unique. Gardeners' Chronicle (2 November): 968.

671. on certain plants, i. e. polypetalæ tending to double most. p. 848 on Doubling

Anon. 1861. Horticulture. Gardeners' Chronicle (20 July): 671.

717} On pistillate, male & hermaphrodite Strawberries, differences in size of flowers, males largest

Wray, Leonard. 1861. Scientific culture of the strawberry. Gardeners' Chronicle (3 August): 716-717.

755} proportion (Q) in which they ought to be sowed together. Economy of result —

Gloede, Ferdinand. 1861. American strawberries. Gardeners' Chronicle (17 August): 755.

791. Bentham on Decaisne versus Buckman. p. 952 Buckman himself.

Buckman, James. 1861. On the experimental plots in the Botanical Garden of the Royal Agricultural College. Gardeners' Chronicle (26 October): 952-953.

927. English Oak covered with oak-gall. Turkish Oaks close by none

Old subscriber. 1861. Oak apples. Gardeners' Chronicle (19 October): 927.

973 Buckman on one Charlock exterminating another

Buckman, James. 1861. On Charlock. Gardeners' Chronicle (2 November): 973-974.

988 Blind Beetle (Anophthalmus) in cellar of monastery.

Pascoe, Francis Polkinghorne. 1861. [Series of Coleoptera collected in south of France.] Gardeners' Chronicle (9 November): 988.

1067. Splendid case of use of Roy-florets, most poisonous to insects    (X) Introduction

Pascoe, Francis Polkinghorne. 1861. [Series of Coleoptera collected in south of France.] Gardeners' Chronicle (9 November): 988.

✓ 1070 on R. ficaria never seeding — (nor I think in France see Lecoq imperfection of [illeg]) what influence?

Crocker, Charles William. 1861. Ranunculus Ficaria. Gardeners' Chronicle (7 December): 1070.

1134 Naudin on [illeg]

Naudin, Charles Victor. 1861. The melon and its varieties. Gardeners' Chronicle (28 December): 1134-1135.

1862

552 ✓ My paper on fertilizing Vinca — See also p 699, 736, 831

Darwin, C. R. 1861. Fertilisation of Vincas. Gardeners' Chronicle no. 24 (15 June): 552. Text
Crocker, Charles William. 1861. Fertilisation of Vinca rosea. Gardeners' Chronicle (27 July): 699.
F. A. P. 1861. Vincas. Gardeners' Chronicle no. 32 (10 August): 736. PDF
Darwin, C. R. 1861. Vincas. Gardeners' Chronicle no. 37 (14 September): 831-832. Text