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Book Title
Die Verbreitungsmittel der Pflanzen
By
Hildebrand, Friedrich.
Publication Details
Leipzig, Wilhelm Engelmann, 1873
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50762
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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`original soft front cover'; in black ink
top-margin annotation Charles Darwin, F.R.S.
     Down Beckenham Kent
     vom Verfasser./
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line 2 underline "Verbreitungsmittel"
line 4 underline "Pflanzen"
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from End Slip annotation in mid-grey ink 107. fruits which do not open have only 1 seed.
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from End Slip annotation in mid-grey ink 107. fruits which do not open have only 1 seed.
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from End Slip annotation in mid-grey ink 107. fruits which do not open have only 1 seed.
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from End Slip annotation in mid-grey ink 112. fruts do not become coloured «or scent» until ripe. (like calyx of Polygala) & shell of seed hard as a prtection
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⇑lines 16—9 annotation Gret economy in superfluous adaptations
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lines 1—16 annotation Means of Distribution often differ much in allied Plants
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whole-margin annotation When seeds of same kind ‹all› sown together all struggle together & all weak — not so when different kind for thn th strong kill the weak
from End Slip annotation in mid-grey ink 150 When mny seedlng of sam sp. struggle together all weakened, but differnt sp. kill each other more easily — & thus good of distribution.
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