INDEX. 



341 



HYBRIDISATION. 



Hybridisation, analogy of, with 

 some forms of fertilisation of 

 heterostyled plants, 812. 



Hybridism, 183. 



Hybrids, sterility of, 183. 



Hydropathic establishments, visits 

 to, 82. 



Iuhnuemontdjc, and their func- 

 tion, 236. 



Ilkley, residence at, in 1859.. 206. 



Ill-health, 32, 39, 102, 149, 158, 

 160, 268. 



Immortality of the Soul, 61. 



Innes, Rev. J. Brodie, 76, 91. 



on Darwin's position with 



regard to theological views, 229 ; 

 note on the review in the ' Quar- 

 terly ' and Darwin's appreciation 

 of it, 242, note. 



* Insectivorous Plants,' work on the 

 319-322 • publication of, 47, 322. 



Insects, 10; agency of, in cross- 

 fertilisation, 300. 



Institute of France, election as a 

 corresponding member of the 

 Botanical seotion of the, 292. 



Isolation, effects of, 278. 



Jaoxson, B. Day don, preparation 

 of the Kew-Iudex placed under 

 the charge of, 323. 



Jenkin, Fleeming, review of the 

 4 Origin,' 274. 



Jenyns, Rev. Leonard, acquaintance 

 with, 22 ; his opinion of the 

 theory, 228. 



, letters to : —on the ■ Origin 



of Species,' 209; on checks to 

 increase of species, 175; on his 

 ♦Observations in Natural His- 

 tory,' 175; on the immutability 

 of species, 176. 



Jones, Dr. Bence, treatment by, 

 325. 



♦Journal of Researches,' 38, 143; 

 publication of the second edition 

 of the, 154; differences in the 

 two editions of the, with regard 

 to the theory of species, 170. 



Judd, Prof., on Coral Reefs, 281 ; 

 on Mr. Darwin's intention to 

 devote a certain sum to the ad- 



LOBELIA. 



vancement of scientific interests 

 323. 

 Jukes, Prof. Joseph B., 230. 



Kew-Index of plant names, 322 ; 

 endowment of, by Mr. Darwin, 

 322. 



Kidney-beans, fertilisation of, 301. 



Eingsley, Rev. Charles, letter from, 

 on the ■ Origin of Species,' 228 ; 

 on the progress of the theory of 

 Evolution, 253. 



Kossuth, character of, 184. 



Krause, Ernst, 'Life of Erasmus 

 Darwin,' 48 ; on Hackel's services 

 to the cause of Evolution in 

 Germany, 262; on the work of 

 Dr. Erasmus Darwin, 286. 



Lamarck's philosophy, 166. 

 views, references to, 174, 



177, 207, 256. 

 Lankester, E. Ray, letter to, on the 



reception of the ' Descent of Man,' 



272. 

 Last words, 327. 

 Lathyrus grandiflorus, fertilisation 



of, by bees, 301. 

 Laws, designed, 236. 

 Leibnitz, objections raised by, to 



Newton's law of Gravitation, 229. 

 Leachenaultia, fertilisation of, 303. 

 Lewes, G. H., review of the ' Varia- 

 tion of Animals and Plants,' in 



the Pall Mall Gazette, 268. 

 Life, origin of, 257. 

 Light, gravity, &c, acting as 



stimuli, 318. 

 Lightning, 236. 

 Linaria vulgaris, observations on 



cross- and self-fertilisation in, 



311. 

 Lindley, John, 162. 

 Linnean Society, joint paper with 



A. R. Wallace, read before the, 



187 ; portrait at the, 292. 

 Linum flamm, dimorphism of, 45. 

 List of naturalists who had adopted 



the theory in March, 1860 ..230. 

 Literature, taste in, 50. 

 Little-Go, passed, 111. 

 Lobelia fulgens, not self-fertilisable, 



802. 



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