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Book Title
Die Getreidearten und Wiesengräser
By
Metzger, Johann, 1789-1852
Publication Details
Heidelberg, C.F. Winter, 1841
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50100
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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`original soft front cover'; in reddish-orange crayon
line 1 annotation 3 Hordeums
     4 oats
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line 12 annotation in reddish-brown crayon (1)
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line 1 annotation 2.
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bottom-margin annotation no difference between summer & winter Barly except time of sowng & ripening & will go back again (N.B so it is in Maize) [on page 19:] might be quoted as constitutional difference with no external difference—
from End Slip annotation 18 Summer & Winter Barley differs only in constitution & easily goes back — 54. Wheat do.—
     a self adaptive power, or habit —
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⇑lines 7—6 underline "eine ... hat"
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line 4 underline "Wir ... bemerkt"
lines 6—10 annotation changes in common Barley
from End Slip annotation 24    Naked Barley ￭chang￭es into common
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⇑lines 5—1 annotation naked seeds
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lines 1—2 annotation in reddish-brown crayon 3
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lines 13—14 score
lines 13—14 underline "weil ... ausartet"
Page 47
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lines 19—21 annotation no Botanical difference
lines 23—25 score in pale pencil
line 23 annotation changes
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lines 3—4 annotation changed
bottom-margin annotation to p. 120
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line 1 annotation (1)
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⇑lines 8—5 score
⇑line 6 underline "Aussaat ... Frühling"
from End Slip annotation 18 Summer & Winter Barley differs only in constitution & easily goes back — 54. Wheat do.—
     a self adaptive power, or habit —
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⇑lines 7—2 score
⇑lines 7—6 underline "Diese ... Überzug"
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lines 12—13 score
line 12 underline "jedoch ... sich"
#8657;9 underline "artet ... Spielart"
⇑line 8 underline "jetzt keine"
bottom-margin →
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⇑lines 5—4 underline "ist ... übergeht"
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lines 19—25 score
lines 17—25 annotation strong on advantag of change of seed
from End Slip annotation 63 advocates change of seed in Germany
Page 65
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lines 10—11 score
line 10 underline "artet ... und"
line 17 underline "Jahrhunderten"
Page 66
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⇑lines 9—2 score
⇑lines 10—4 annotation varied first year then became more constant
from End Slip annotation 66 «& 116» var. varied at first, & then came more «(20 years)» constant being accustomed to climate    25 years
     This fact vry important for shows get accustomed to change.
Page 68
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[continues overleaf] 9—10 score
lines 9—10 underline "grössere ... Kälte"
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[continuation] 14 underline "Spätere ... Schaden"
from End Slip annotation 69 a var. not injured by late frosts.
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⇑line 7 annotation X
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⇑lines 15—14 score
⇑lines 15—14 underline "und ... erscheint"
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[continues overleaf] ⇑lines 4—2 score
⇑line 1 underline "einen ... Charakter"
bottom-margin →
from End Slip annotation 91. vars. variable in one climate, not in other
Page 92
[continuation] 1 underline "Charakter angenommen"
line 9 underline "wohl ... beständigen"
line 17 underline "in ... wechselnd"
line 18 underline "bald ... länger"
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lines 21—24 score
Page 97
⇑lines 5—1 score
⇑lines 5—1 annotation changes in colour of seed
Page 114
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lines 17—18 score
lines 17—18 underline "und beständig"
from End Slip annotation 114 a vry constant var.; many unconstant mentioned.
Page 116
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top-margin—line 16 annotation we have seen that some varieties of wheat in a colder climate have been variable, so no relation to food
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line 19 underline "günstigen"
line 20 underline "magerem Boden"
lines 21—23 double score
lines 24—25 annotation X
lines 21—24 score
lines 20—25 annotation variable for 25 years at last constant
from End Slip annotation 116 ---- so in different soils
from End Slip annotation 66 «& 116» var. varied at first, & then came more «(20 years)» constant being accustomed to climate    25 years
     This fact vry important for shows get accustomed to change.
⇑lines 9—4 score
⇑line 9 underline "Seit ... langjährigen"
⇑lines 8—6 annotation varialbe
Page 117
lines 17—19 score
lines 18—19 underline "hat ... Spielart"
bottom-margin annotation ⧟ I do not see that selection has anythng to do with this
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⇑line 7 annotation in reddish-brown crayon (1)
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top-margin annotation many trifling cases of Variation not marked
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lines 9—12 score
lines 8—14 annotation X awns vary in presence
     ‹do not›
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line 12 annotation in reddish-brown crayon 2
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line 1 annotation 3
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lines 13—15 annotation 14 kinds of Rice
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line 19 underline "dem ... Jahrhundert"
line 24 underline "18 Fuss"
line 25 underline "3 Fuss"
line 27 underline "lines 6—7"
line 28 underline "lines 3—4"
lines 20—27 annotation no plant more variable than Maize
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     Vegetative periods
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⇑line 6 underline "selbst ... Form"
bottom-margin annotation th longest-vegetation «American» kind sowed in our climate in gd year gives seeds which ‹veget› vegetate in shorter time & ripen seed, & th form. & shape of seed alters & becom like common German
from End Slip annotation    says American seed gives plants which become acclimatised & altered in form — Each land has its own form. : form of seeds & number of rows differs.
from End Slip annotation 206 on Maize, difference in height & period of Vegetation .
⇑lines 5—2 double score
⇑line 1 underline "Da ... besitzt"
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lines 13—15 underline "Reihe ... Samen"
line 23 annotation X
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⇑line 10 underline "eine Stammform"
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⇑lines 14—3 annotation thinks all maizes same species though som forms more persistent
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lines 5—9 score in reddish-brown crayon
line 6 underline in reddish-brown crayon "breit"
line 7 underline in reddish-brown crayon "flach"
line 8 underline in reddish-brown crayon "kleinen Zahn"
line 8 underline in reddish-brown crayon "starke Spitze"
lines 5—9 annotation shape of seeds seems to vary greatly
from End Slip annotation 208    Description of changes in Maize frm American «210» seed, due to climate, so quick — Change in period of ripening. —
lines 10—11 annotation 12 Unter-art.
from End Slip annotation 208    Description of changes in Maize frm American «210» seed, due to climate, so quick — Change in period of ripening. —
lines 13—14 underline "weisst ... als"
from End Slip annotation 208    Description of changes in Maize frm American «210» seed, due to climate, so quick — Change in period of ripening. —
⇑lines 15—13 score in reddish-brown crayon
⇑line 14 underline "oberen" in reddish-brown crayon
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⇑line 15 underline "12"
⇑lines 16—11 annotation «some» seed of 1st year seedlings departed frm type
from End Slip annotation 208    Description of changes in Maize frm American «210» seed, due to climate, so quick — Change in period of ripening. —
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⇑lines 9—1 score in reddish-brown crayon
⇑line 10 underline in reddish-brown crayon "lines 9—10 Fuss"
⇑line 9 underline "eine ... Samenreife"
⇑line 7 at "verschwunden" annotation vanished
⇑line 5 underline "gelb ... Form"
⇑line 4 at "verlängnete" annotation lengthened
⇑line 3 underline "dritten"
⇑line 2 underline "alle ... Form"
from End Slip annotation 208    Description of changes in Maize frm American «210» seed, due to climate, so quick — Change in period of ripening. —
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[continuation] 1—7 score in reddish-brown crayon
line 2 at "Originalform" annotation see Description
line 3 underline "dritten"
line 4 underline "sechsjähriger
lines 6—7 underline "unterscheidet ... Bestockung"
line 8 annotation in reddish-brown crayon X
line 9 underline in reddish-brown crayon "12 ... Samenreihen"
line 10 underline in reddish-brown crayon "länger ... breit"
line 11 underline in reddish-brown crayon "scharfen Zahn"
lines 16—17 underline in pale pencil "Bei ... flach"
lines 17—19 score in reddish-brown crayon
line 18 underline in reddish-brown crayon "obersten"
line 18 ⧟ in reddish-brown crayon [to page 208]
line 19 underline "Im zweiten Jahre"
⇑lines 6—2 score
⇑line 2—bottom-margin annotation same variation as above
     ( two vars. returning into one.—
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line 3 at "Engelmann" annotation good man
line 9 underline "sehr schwer"
lines 11—12 underline "so ... Höhe"
line 13 underline "runder"
line 14 underline "europäischen ... gänzlich"
top-margin—line 14 annotation [ These are th most strikng facts of effect of climate.
from End Slip annotation 208    Description of changes in Maize frm American «210» seed, due to climate, so quick — Change in period of ripening. —
lines 18—20 score
lines 18—22 annotation no one wd readily believe in such change
from End Slip annotation 208    Description of changes in Maize frm American «210» seed, due to climate, so quick — Change in period of ripening. —
⇑line 13 underline in reddish-brown crayon "Chicken corn"
⇑lines 12—10 annotation a more constant form
⇑line 9 underline in reddish-brown crayon "12"
⇑line 6 underline "im ersten Jahre"
⇑lines 10—8 annotation Rows of seeds differ
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⇑line 1 underline "bekommt ... Körner"
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lines 14—16 score
line 15 underline "ziemlich ... trübe"
lines 15—16 underline in reddish-brown crayon "verloren ... mehr"
line 17 underline "behalten ... Beständigkeit"
lines 23—25 score
lines 23—25 annotation long cultivation fixing forms
⇑line 2 underline "starken ... ausgehend"
⇑line 2 underline in reddish-orange crayon "starken gebogenen"
⇑lines 3—1 annotation seed toothed
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lines 6—7 underline "Originalsamen ... glasig
line 8 at "nassen" annotation wet
lines 6—7 annotation wet summer
line 8 underline "Diese Spielart"
line 9 underline "zeigt sich mehr"
[continues overleaf] 18 annotation (a)
lines 20—22 underline "bestimmteren ... angebaut"
line 25 underline "durch ... werden"
⇑line 1 underline "rund und gewölbt"
bottom-margin annotation (a) Every variety seems to change in Europe
from End Slip annotation Variation (p. 212) comes on in Europe; & American vars. quickly take European Character.
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[continuation] 1—2 double score
lines 5—6 score
lines 5—11 annotation thinks all th European Maizes descended frm th two first varieties of America
line 15 underline in reddish-brown crayon "lines 8—12"
⇑lines 8—7 score
⇑line 7 underline "welche ... Hälfte"
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line 16 underline "selten ... lassen"
lines 20—23 score
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line 10 underline in reddish-brown crayon "lines 12—20"
lines 15—16 score
line 15 underline "Stammt aus Spanien"
⇑lines 15—3 annotation 3 or 4 Spanish varieties
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line 2 underline in dark pencil "breitgedrückt"
line 3 underline in dark pencil "unregelmässigen"
line 8 underline "die ... beständig"
line 15 underline in reddish-brown crayon "verzweigten ästigen"
line 22 underline in reddish-brown crayon "Kolben ... kurz"
line 23 underline in reddish-brown crayon "meist 12"
line 25 underline "Italien"
line 26 underline "Cinquantino"
lines 26—27 annotation Italian
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lines 9—10 score
lines 9—10 annotation in reddish-brown crayon X
line 14 underline "artet ... aus"
from End Slip annotation 217 vry early Maize .
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     The cases of grains changed from summer to Winter wheats &c￭    ￭is rather a different course of variation from anythng which I have hitherto considered ; an «self» adaptive power
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