THE GENOTYPICAL RESPONSE OF THE PLANT 261 
holm. A few of the series cultivated since 1919 and, 1920 (the years 
of transplantation) will be briefly dealt with below. 
My attention was first drawn to the plant in 1919 at Kullen in 
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Fig. 34. Sedum maximum. The sea cliff type of the west coast. 
Fig. 35. Sedum maximum from Hallands Vadero. 
N. W. Scania. Small, stunted plants of the species grow here in the 
crevices of the exposed sea cliffs. The leaves of these individuals were 
found to be folded and brightly anthocyanic in colour. They were 
at that time thought to be modifications of the green or glaucus, flat- 
