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1852

23 Case of American Plant in India destroyed by native insect. good

stop naturalization in many cases where all transport plant no invasion, at least at first

261 Caterpillar in early stage a minor, later a leaf-roller

435 On the var. of Vines which best resist vine Fungus p. 691 Good.

451 Ægilops cases

500 Vilmorin on fixing vars. of Flower by continued selection — Good

[M. Vilmorin, Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe.]

532 Marked var. of Epipactus p. 693.

629 Sport in Grape

693 Good cases of variation in leafing of Pirnus (see before)

699 Curious tufted Turkey

748 On sheep Highland returning home; inherited Tendency

759 History of all Sports of all Moss Rosses

765 History of Highland wheat — true in about 6 years for hybriding

803 On hybrid between 2 Orchis (Weddell)

1853

45 Ld Rivers to account for his excellent Greyhound said "I breed any & I hang many"

92 Karkeek on hereditary diseases of Horses

Karkeek, William F. 1853. On the hereditary diseases of horses and cattle. Gardeners' Chronicle (5 February): 92. PDF Darwin cited Karkeek in Variation 2: 10, n: "Karkeek, in an excellent paper in 'Gard. Chronicle,' 1853, p. 92".

99 on the Deodar 132 do

183 on Fancy Flowers each doing best in particular districts

483 Important paper on Hybridism

534 On Corolla being guide to Bees in Calceolaria & if they visit they do not [illeg] stigma — On necessary case to exclude insects (N.B Wild Gerania visited after flower sled)

535 On a hybrid more fertile than either parent.

568 Nightingale breeding in Cage.

634 On Mongrels with mongrels being true 669 do

1854

188 Langler Pigeon say considerably in colour & other respects

222 Buckman on important changes in Symphytum from culture

Buckman, James. 1854. Notes on experiments in the garden of the Royal Agricultural College. No. IV. Gardeners' Chronicle (23 September): 619-620.

254 Strange difference in vars of Strawberries in being mildewed Q

258 Selection increasing sugar in Beet-Root

277 on great increase in corn-crop from weeding

306 Buckman on Parsnips changes of p. 538 do p. 555 do, 571.

307 The slightest traces of [Cherisof] of Blood makes sheep more hardy

Hamilton, F. 1854. Feeding of Sheep: General Management. Gardeners' Chronicle (13 May): 307-308.

410 New Breed of Pigs have suppressed all the old ones

426 seven var. of Chinese Pigs

588 On dentition of improved Breed of Cattle.-

Anon. 1854. [Review of] James B. Simonds, The age of the ox, sheep, and pig. Gardeners' Chronicle (9 September): 588-589.

619 The treading important to grasses (injuring other plants — mem [Heaths])