B130

Table 102.

 

Relative fertility of the parent Plant when first crossed or self-fertilised crossed & self-fertilised fruits on the parent-plants, as judged by the number or weight of the contained seeds.    The seeds produced by the crossed fruits ‹or fertility› being taken as 100.

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( Look through Portfolio for other cases)

 

 

Ipomaea purpurea, —parent-plant crossed to self-fert, fruits, on parent plant by number of seeds per   capsule

about as 100 to 100

 

Mimulus luteus,    " (p29)    "    by weight of seeds 

—79

 

 

Linaria vulgaris, "    "    by average number of seeds    do

—19

 

Vandellia nummularifolia "    " from the perfect flowers, by average number of seeds .

—25

 

― ―    "    " from perfect & cleistogene flowers    do.

—54

 

Gesneria pendulina "    "    by average weight of seeds —

—100

 

Salvia coccinea    "    "       do

about —100

 

Brassica oleracea    "    "       by average number of seeds

—25

 

Papaver vagum    "    to spont. self-fert, early in the season, by average number of seeds in appearance good

about —6

 

Eschscholtzia californica (English stock) crossed to self-fruits, by average weight of seeds

—71

 

― ― (Brazilian stock do do) do, & including number of flowers producing capsules

—52

 

― ― (Brazilian stock) do. do. do    by average number of seeds

—12

 

Water lilies       in Brazil

0

 

Viola tricolor    crossed to self-fert fruits,—    by average number of seeds

—69

 

Adonis aestivalis (very unhealthy) "    "    "    by average number of seeds

—106

 

Delphinium consolida ‹"›    "    "    by average number of seeds

—59

 

― ―    "    "    " (  another year) by average weight of seeds

—45

 

Viscaria oculata    "    "    "    by average weight of seeds

—38

 

― ―    "    "    "    by number of seeds in average capsule of each lot

—44

 

― ―    "    "    " (another year) by average weight of seeds

—58

 

Dianthus  caryophyllus    " (Mem. look to second generation) "    "    by average number of seeds

—92

 

Tropaeolum minus other specs of Tropaeolm    "    "    "    by average number of seeds

—92

 

Lathyrus odoratus Purple

Limnanthus Douglasii    "    "    "    by average number of seeds

about —100

 

Lathy

Cytisus scoparius    "    "    "   by average number of seeds

—88

 

Ononis minutissima    "    "    "    by average number of seeds

—65

 

Bartonia aurea — Cuphea purpurea    "    "    "    by average number of seeds, about

—95(?)

 

Passiflora gracilis    "    "    "    by average number of seed

—85

 

Specularia speculum    "    "    "    by average number of seeds

—72

 

Lobelia fulgens    "    "    "    by average weight of seeds

about —72

 

Nemophila insignis    "    "    "    by average weight of seeds

—69

 

Borrago officinalis    "    "    "    by average number of seeds

—60

 

Nolana prostrata    "    "    "    by average number of seeds

—100

 

― ― [illeg] Omit    "    (to spontaneously self-fert.)    do    do

—.61

 

Petunia violacea    "    "    "    by average weight of seeds,

about —67

 

 

Nicotiana tabacum,    "▿    "▿    "    by average weight of seeds

—150

 

Cyclamen persica    "    "    "    by average number of seeds

—38

 

Anagallis collina    "    "    "    by average number of seeds

about —100

B130v

I think table 102 & 103 ought to go together under title

 

Relative favouring of the - mother- plant, when crossed & or self-pollen, in the first or, in succeeding generations. Fertility —as judged by various standards — fertility of crossed Plants taken as 100

 

 

Relative fertility of cross-fertilise & self-fertilise Sp

 

Relative favouring of flower crossed by pollen from another plants & of flower fertilise with their own pollen—, or the parent-plant, or in the suceeding generation.

Table 104

Relative fertility of crossed & self-fertile plant when both are  fertilised in the same ? manner, as judged by various standards