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Mignonette August 1870

The crossed seed were spont. crossed by insects

The self Plants were spont. self-fert. under net

Measured to tips of leaves, neglecting flowers.

Trained up sticks.

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In Pot E one of cross [text excised]

middle of growth, & not [text excised]

pulled up to shorten [text excised]

on opposite side of [text excised]

This great difference [text excised]

plants on p. 116 [text excised]

quite unexpected, [text excised]

between self-sterility [text excised]

seedlings.—

no difference apparently in Fertility

Sept 13th

All the crossed plants weighed 11 1/2 oz

do ― self ― do ― 7 3/4 oz

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Adjoining long rows in open air — growth completed — Lettered lost the selfs, from self-fertile parent

Marked F

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115

(Reseda odorata)

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Mignonette. August 1870

The 2 lots of seed came from same plant which was highly considerably self-sterile

The crossed were artificially crossed with pollen from distinct plant

The self-fertilised were spontaneously [text excised]

though few in number.

Measured to tips of leaves, negl [text excised]

Trained up stick.

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Adjoining long rows sown in open air — growth completed — Numbered lot the self from a self-semi-sterile parent.—

116

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