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1849 Continued

565 First flowers of Tigridia cell different colour on 2 successive years

Anon. 1849. Tigridia conchiflora. Gardeners' Chronicle (8 September): 565.

597 Variegated curled Kale always covering character in Lombardy

Ré, Filippo. 1849. Diseases of plants. Gardeners' Chronicle (22 September): 597.

694. Hybrid Dianthus have perpetuated itself from many gradations (write & ask & count uses)

Masters, William. 1849. Seedling Dianthus. Gardeners' Chronicle (3 November): 694.

709 Forbes Daucus maritimus only vars of common carrot, as he supposed (Q)

Forbes, Edward. 1849. On the varieties of the wild carrot. Gardeners' Chronicle (10 November): 709. PDF

755 Parasites attacking only winter Nelis Pear

Anon. 1849. Attacks of insects. Gardeners' Chronicle (1 December): 755.

764 In crossed fowl colour of legs going to opposite sex from parents.

Nomen fictitium. 1849. Sex of eggs. Gardeners' Chronicle (1 December): 764.

821 Westwood advances as remarkable exception that an abnormal Form like mole-cricket is unusually distributed

Westwood, John Obadiah. 1849. The Mole cricket. Gardeners' Chronicle (29 December): 821.

✓ 822 Varieties of Pinus sylvestris

F. N. 1849. The Highland pine and Scotch fir. Gardeners' Chronicle (29 December): 822-823.

1850

198 Masters on selection of Peas as a Boy — on last & small Pea in Pod, reverting easier than others

Masters, William. 1850. Peas [Exotic Nursery, Canterbury]. Gardeners' Chronicle (30 March): 198. PDF

204 Infinitely minute adaptation of Oats to soil & climate, 219 do.

Finnie. 1850. The best variety of oats to sow. Gardeners' Chronicle (30 March): 204.
Finnie. 1850. On the varieties of the oat. Gardeners' Chronicle (6 April): 219.

243 On plants not thriving on native soil

Anon. 1850. [The soil best suited to plants]. Gardeners' Chronicle (20 April): 243.

470 Bidwill on crossing of Amaryllis, supporting Herbert: do Reciprocal cross

Bidwill, John Carne. 1850. Cape Amaryllids. Gardeners' Chronicle (27 July): 470.

536 Sport in Fuchsia & Dahlia

Anon. 1850. Fuchsias. Gardeners' Chronicle (24 August): 536.

700 3 wheats all found accidentally — it is very odd

Anon. 1850. The best varieties of wheat to sow. Gardeners' Chronicle (2 November): 700.

702 Case of good change of seed — Perhaps use of locomotive seed???

Anon. 1850. [Review of] Wirral Agricultural Improvement Society, Opinions on practical agriculture. Gardeners' Chronicle (2 November): 701-702.

709 Marked var of Water Lily (Q)

G. L. 1850. Gleanings about water lilies. Gardeners' Chronicle (9 November): 709.

710 Plants same of flower of India & great Heights identical (Hooker)

Hooker, Joseph Dalton. 1850. [Letter from] Churra Poonji, Khasiah Hills, Aug. 28, 1850. Gardeners' Chronicle (9 November): 710.

723 There is a Tom-tit Walnut, because shell can be broken by tomtit

Anon. 1850. Walnut trees. Gardeners' Chronicle (16 November): 723-724.

774 Rivers on many crab-like apples from seeds of good apples Q

Rivers, Thomas. 1850. Seedling fruits. Gardeners' Chronicle (7 December): 774.

788 R. Thompson on same subject. Q

Thompson, R. 1850. Seedling fruits. Gardeners' Chronicle (14 December): 788.

1851

5 on plant under cultivation living under quite opposite conditions. good.

Pharo. 1851. Villa and suburban gardening. Gardeners' Chronicle (4 January): 5.

21 on grafting good

Akbret d'. 1851. Grafting. no. II. On the affinity of grafts and stocks. Gardeners' Chronicle (11 January): 21.

87 Lark 20 years old — 116 a canary Bird live above 21 years old: average duration 16-20 well noted

Fry, George. 1851. Longevity of the skylark. Gardeners' Chronicle (8 February): 87.

150 Pinis mitis number of leaves vary in sheath - & this is character of group of species

Pinus Gloucesterensis. 1851. Varieties among conifers. Gardeners' Chronicle (8 March): 150.

278 Hybrid Phyllodoce & Rhododendron

McNab, William Ramsay. 1851. Gentiana verna exhibited. Gardeners' Chronicle (3 May): 278.

396 Clearly made out that few English Wheats will do well in Scotland

Anderson, Thomas. 1851. [Varieties of wheat]. Gardeners' Chronicle (21 June): 396.

406 Æsculus sports

A. H. 1851. Æsculus rubicunda. Gardeners' Chronicle (28 June): 406.

440 a 5-leaved Strawberry Q

Myatt. 1851. Strawberries. Gardeners' Chronicle (12 July): 440. Quoted in Variation 1: 353.

504 One grass supplanting another — Anthistiria — good case

Anon. 1851. [Review of] H. Behr, trans. R. Kippist, On the character of the South Australian flora in general. Gardeners' Chronicle (9 August): 440. [from Hooker's Journal of Botany.]

595 case of var. of onion attacked by parasitic Fungus

Berkeley, Miles Joseph. 1851. Onion: Ognon de Nocera. Gardeners' Chronicle (20 September): 595.

821 Sport in Cherry in size & shape of fruit & time of fruiting, Knight in Hort. Transac gives great case

Clitheroe, T. G. 1851. Cherries. Gardeners' Chronicle (27 December): 821.