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from End Note annotation 45 leaves closing in rain 95 96 99 102 106 108 114
line 31 annotation “
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from End Note annotation 45 leaves closing in rain 95 96 99 102 106 108 114
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lines 10—16 annotation will not account for sporting
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lines 16—19 annotation How do Horticulturers propagate these
lines 1—3 score
from End Note annotation 45 leaves closing in rain 95 96 99 102 106 108 114
lines 1—5 score
from End Note annotation 45 leaves closing in rain 95 96 99 102 106 108 114
lines 11—32 score
lines 11—32 annotation shows that stigma long remains susceptible of impregnation
from End Note annotation 45 leaves closing in rain 95 96 99 102 106 108 114
from End Slip annotation 106 Q Case of broom other plants bending pistil to late anthers, I doubt
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from End Note annotation 45 leaves closing in rain 95 96 99 102 106 108 114
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from End Note annotation 45 leaves closing in rain 95 96 99 102 106 108 114
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line 11 crossing-out "See ... work"
lines 22—28 score
lines 2—28 annotation important shows extent of crossing
from End Note annotation 116,8 — direct action of pollen of beans V. faba
from End Slip annotation 116 Most curious case of rows of Beans, crossed Bath Soc. vol. 5, p.38
line 21 underline "Vol. ... Academic"
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from End Note annotation 116,8 — direct action of pollen of beans V. faba
lines 20—29 score
line 22 underline "plants ... his"
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line 11 underline "Fordyce"
lines 19—20 score
line 19 underline "universally ... vegetables"
line 20 underline "sufficiently ... to"
from End Note annotation p207 215 Phosphorus not enough attended to but he thinks shells contain an abundance
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from End Note annotation p207 215 Phosphorus not enough attended to but he thinks shells contain an abundance
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from End Note annotation 217 use of [?]Straw
lines 24—32 annotation so that Sir G. Sebright explanation of ill effects of breeding in & in — same as my grandfathers for diseases in old trees
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lines 27—32 annotation ?
lines 1—5 score
lines 1—5 annotation good
from End Slip annotation 451. 1746 a Mr Cooper selecting his vegetables with care, & evidently independently (shows how it may have gone on) & with this care, does not find any change of seed. necessary. Quoted from Communications to Board of Agriculture
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line 18 underline "after flowering"
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from End Slip annotation 532 On Gout produced by intemperance. children can bear less.
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line 4 underline "Tracts ... Hist."
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line 16 underline "Philos. ... Nature"
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line 24 underline "old organizations"
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line 4 annotation Fish?
from End Slip annotation 568 Phytolacca 1 species with 20 stamens, another with 10, & another with 8 & 8 Pistils & another dioicous — Properly Decandria & [?]Decagyngia
lines 6—10 score
line 6 underline "the ... organs"
line 6 annotation is this so?
line 9 annotation Lamarck
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