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Beiträge zur Kenntniss der Befruchtung der vollkommeneren Gewächse
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Gärtner, Carl Friedrich von, 1772-1850
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Stuttgart, E. Schweizerbart, 1844
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https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50386
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lines 23—24 annotation in pale pencil because it will show crossing
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lines 1—2 annotation / Read /
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⇑lines 11—8 annotation nectar before opening of flowers
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lines 6—7 underline "Leguminosen, Cruciaten"
lines 5—6 annotation after pollen
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 75 on Honey to p 92.
lines 18—19 underline "Wandelbar fanden"
lines 18—21 annotation secretion ‹presume› variable, no doubt due to conditions
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 75 on Honey to p 92.
line 24 underline "Orchis ... maculata"
lines 24—25 score
lines 24—25 annotation no ‹honey› «secretion»
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 75 on Honey to p 92.
⇑lines 8—1 score
⇑line 8—bottom-margin annotation sometimes hony in hermaphrdite, but not in ‹a› unisexual flower of same specis. Sometimes in male sometime in female
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lines 7—13 score
lines 7—11 annotation quite absent in many flowers
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lines 14—15 annotation increases until flower falls
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lines 1—7 score
lines 1—7 annotation quite sterile Hybrids have nectar
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lines 1—10 annotation Thy do not seem to know about Vetches
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 75 on Honey to p 92.
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lines 9—16 score
lines 9—16 annotation does not think nectar can be acconted for by for insects alone t favour frctifictn
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line 11 at "europaea" annotation No nectar !!
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lines 11—12 underline "Tilia ... odorata"
lines 11—14 annotation smell & nectar do not go together
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lines 1—4 score
line 3 underline "den meisten"
top-margin annotation Generally th period of concepcion, th spreading of pollen, secretion of hony, & opening of flower all together.
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 75 on Honey to p 92.
lines 8—10 score
lines 8—10 annotation often put out frm circmstance
line 16 score [`bookmark']
lines 18—20 annotation Sometimes nectar before opening of anthers
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 75 on Honey to p 92.
line 23 underline "Leguminosen ... Cruciaten"
lines 23—26 annotation In these most nectar, when pollen is mostly or quite shed.—
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⇑lines 15—8 annotation Thinks no relation between secretion of Hony & density of th Pollen— mny Families have no nectary
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⇑lines 7—4 annotation no relation in quantity of pollen & nectar
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lines 1—2 underline "Asclpiadeen ... Orchideen"
lines 1—2 annotation Pollen not dusted yet much Honey
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line 3 underline "Dichogamen"
line 4 underline "Lychnis ... androgynus"
lines 4—7 score
lines 4—7 annotation male flowers of these no nectar — but females have
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 75 on Honey to p 92.
lines 8—9 score
lines 8—9 annotation castration no influence on nectar
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 75 on Honey to p 92.
lines 12—14 annotation Absolutely sterile Hybrids have nectar
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 75 on Honey to p 92.
line 18 underline "Leguminosen ... Cruciaten"
line 19 underline "Dehiscenz ... Antheren"
lines 17—21 annotation in these nectar begins after opening of anthers.
     But then in Legum: pollen is brushed out by stigma
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 75 on Honey to p 92.
⇑lines 11—6 annotation When frctiftn has taken place, nectar ceases, thogh pollen not shed.
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 75 on Honey to p 92.
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lines 12—13 underline "Leguminosen ... u.s.w."
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lines 11—17 annotation Pollen ‹shed first› «shed» before opening of flower ----→
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line 4 underline "Malvaceen, Onagrarien"
line 8 underline "verstäuben"
lines 1—8 annotation Pollen usually dispersed in air, except in families where of large size as these. /
line 4 at "Malvaceen" annotation ⧟
lines 10—14 annotation a cloudt01 ‹varieties›t02 of 1/2 inch in diametert03
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t02 - deleted in pencil
t03 - `in diameter' in pencil
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⇑line 15 at "Korn- und Hanffeldern" annotation corn    & Hemp
⇑lines 15—11 annotation clouds of pollen in corn & Hemp fields.
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line 12 underline "lines 6—8"
lines 11—15 annotation emptying th anthers takes these hours—
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lines 12—13 underline "Malvaceen ... scheint"
lines 12—14 score
lines 12—14 annotation wind much influence
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⇑lines 15—10 annotation castrated flowers seldom visited by Bees, than even quite sterile Hybrids
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whole-margin unmarked
from Slip Attached 2, Side 2 annotation p 116 Contabescence
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lines 1—2 underline "Dianthus ... noctiflora"
lines 3—4 annotation Contabescence of anthers
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation to p 119 on contabescence
line 21 underline "Potentilla ... officinalis:"
line 22 underline "Verbascum"
line 23 underline "Cucubalus Behen"
lines 18—20 annotation colour often changed of anther
⇑line 9 underline "Geranium ... phaeum"
⇑lines 10—9 annotation somtimes filled with Water
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation to p 119 on contabescence
⇑lines 8—7 underline "Dianthus superbus"
⇑line 6 annotation grain ill-shaped
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lines 1—3 annotation even no pollen anther shrivelled up.
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation to p 119 on contabescence
lines 5—8 score
lines 5—8 annotation rarely sometimes only 1 or 2 anthers or 1/2 anther thus affected
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lines 13—16 score
lines 13—16 annotation Generally all flowers affected.
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lines 17—22 annotation When one flower has one anther affected, all flower more or less affected.
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⇑line 12 at "superbus" annotation Europe
⇑line 8 at "barbatus" annotation Germany
⇑lines 12—1 score
⇑lines 4—2 underline "Wenn ... haben"
⇑lines 11—9 annotation gradations in contabescence
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top-margin annotation in pencil N.B Th contabescence probaly due to effect of conditions on parents, at least in many cases.—
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top-margin—line 23 annotation in pencil This is a point of resemblance to Hybrids which keep sterile during whole life.—
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lines 1—4 annotation these anthers can be perceived at earliest period of development
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lines 10—15 annotation affection permanent in individuals
     except in Silene
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lines 16—19 annotation cannot be altered by cuttings &c or in new soil &c
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lines 19—20 underline "Dianthus ... Carthusianorum"
line 19 at "superbus" annotation Europe
line 19 at "Caryophyllus" annotation England
line 20 at "Carthusianorum" annotation Germany
lines 19—20 annotation These species continued so for 4 years
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line 22 underline "Wildniss"
line 23 underline "Lychnis Viscaria"
lines 23—28 annotation a plant taken out of wild of Lychnis did not alter in the least.
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation to p 119 on contabescence
⇑line 11 underline "Dianthus ... chinensis"
⇑lines 12—6 annotation Nor did these alter when moved from pots to plain ground.
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⇑lines 8—5 annotation Doubts whether hereditary, for experiments give different results
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bottom-margin annotation (A)    all this vehemntly against my notion of change of conditions, indeed, «almost» disproves it.— { I am not so sure any peculiarity wd be propagated by layers.
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation to p 119 on contabescence
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lines 7—10 annotation concludes since an individual in earliest stage.— /
lines 10—15 annotation seems to occur in all plants, but more common in some than others, & most common in Hybrids.
line 14 underline "Caryophylleen"
line 14 annotation most common in free & cultivated Caryophyllea
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lines 18—19 annotation next cases
lines 22—23 underline "Potentilla ... Zustande"
line 27 underline "Veronica"
line 27 underline "Pyrus Malus"
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line 20 at "nigrum" annotation England
line 20 at "phoeniceum" annotation S. Europe
line 20 at "Blattaria" annotation Britain
line 20 at "phlomoides" annotation Italy
⇑line 9 underline "Unfruchtbarkeit ... Gewächse"
⇑lines 9—7 double score
⇑lines 9—7 ☞
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⇑line 3—bottom-margin annotation In these female flowers, somtimes stamens occur in same state as th contabescent flowers
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lines 17—28 annotation In these, contabescence hastens conception period, & praecosity of stigma always connected with contabescence; yet perhaps not necessarily allied
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lines 8—23 annotation Contabescence has no destroying influence on female organs: but this not universal, for has observed instances with both sexes imperfect, many in ⧟
lines 24—26 underline "Verbascum ... behen"
line 12 underline "Dianthus ... superbus"
lines 10—17 annotation These species with quite sterile stamens produced normal number of seeds & no more.
⇑line 5—bottom-margin annotation Contabescence no effect on lengthening life of plant, even when conjoined with female impotence
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top-margin annotation in pencil [ Must never forget th great fact that exotics most subject t these affections.]
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lines 1—5 annotation above shows that contabesce confined in its action to the stamen alone.
lines 7—10 annotation Generally female organ not affected, when stamen are contabescent
lines 20—22 score
line 20 underline "Dianthus ... deltoides"
lines 16—22 annotation many have attributed this affection to planting in damp earth; but his found in light sand on mntains
⇑lines 11—7 annotation These plants produced more pollen when nourished by pure water.
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation to p 128 on richness of pollen
bottom-margin annotation (no doubt cause of contabescence, must be vry early in life of plant, we know that state of plant one year determines its fruiting next year C.D)
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line 2 underline "Dianthus japonicus"
lines 2—17 annotation This plant was quite sterile «for 4 years»t01 on female side but produced pollen.— offsets from it became quite contabescent & female organs remaining sterile
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t01 - `for 4 years' in pencil
⇑lines 16—1 annotation
bottom-margin annotation 3 of this plant was quite fertile & all flowers & ‹flowrng› twigs which had flowered were cut off, & then all th flowers which came were more or less contabescent & many with precocious stigma & small corollas; (a) subsequently perfect flowers were again produced.— (b) Repeated same experimnt with same result next year.
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line 24 annotation b
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lines 26—33 annotation never saw a male of this species with contabescent anthers, thinks therefore state is connected with hermaphrodite condition
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top-margin—line 12 annotation Thinks th contabescenc of Hybrids & pure species must be something distinct. —→ It is evident there is no difference in appearance in th two classes of facts
line 12 underline "C. Treviranus"
lines 14—19 annotation Trev attributes to fungi; G. inclined to think this is a secondary cause
     Leaves it all unexplained
Page 127
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line 4 annotation (a)
top-margin annotation Pollen when some degree [illegible phrase] part gathered & placed in water or in transplanted plants, but female capacity much more easily injured —
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top-margin annotation I do not doubt this shedding has caused belief in impregnation in closed flowers C.D.
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lines 1—3 annotation In these anthers shed pollen when closed.    A
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line 12 underline "ungekörnter"
lines 11—13 annotation ungrained pollen powerless
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation to p 128 on richness of pollen
lines 23—24 score
lines 23—30 annotation Richness of pollen always great [I think can only be explained by crossing.] Of course dioecious & Monooecious plants must be excepted /
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation to p 128 on richness of pollen
from Slip Attached 2, Side 1 annotation in reddish-orange crayon ✔ p. 128    on quantity of pollen.
⇑line 3 underline "lines 8—10"
⇑line 2 underline "lines 80—96"
⇑line 2 annotation has ten times too much
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation to p 128 on richness of pollen
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⇑lines 6—3 score
⇑lines 6—3 annotation some monoecious plants little pollen
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⇑lines 8—2 annotation no relation between size of stigma & quantity of pollen
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⇑lines 8—4 score
⇑lines 8—1 annotation quantity of pollen has no relation to wind or insects
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lines 7—9 score
lines 10—12 annotation little pollen few seeds
lines 20—22 annotation few seeds richer in pollen
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⇑lines 4—3 annotation many seeds little pollen
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lines 6—7 annotation many seeds much pollen
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line 11 underline "ein Eychen"
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from Slip Attached 2, Side 1 annotation in pale pencil    135    Each embryo requires more than one pollen grain —
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lines 12—13 underline "Malvaceae ... Nyctagineae"
lines 12—16 score
lines 12—16 annotation great size of pollen; yet size varies greatly in some of the species.
⇑line 7 underline "Kleinheit ... Unförmigkeit"
⇑line 6 underline "bestimmten"
⇑lines 13—9 score
⇑lines 13—9 annotation size of pollen no influence on hybridising
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lines 11—13 annotation Pollen different in Petunia
lines 16—21 score
line 21 underline "Tulpen"
lines 16—25 annotation Pollen generally same thrugout genus but different in different species of Dianthus & in varieties
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation    137— on pollen varyg in specis & individual of Dianthus
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⇑lines 3—1 multiple score
⇑lines 6—2 annotation most importnt
     compare Kölreuter experiments & Gaertner's
from End Note annotation in dark grey ink N.B.    p 137.    on varieties of Verbascum crossingt01 usedt02
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 137    on fertility of vars of Verbascum according t colour.
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t02 - `used' in pencil
bottom-margin annotation good pollen known by bright colour, as well as regular shape
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⇑lines 12—1 annotation Proved that pollen in same species of different shapes, but G. doubts whether all effective
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line 15 underline "Caryophylleen"
line 16 underline "48 ... kräftig"
lines 15—17 annotation (Q) Pollen
line 17 underline "Conceptionskraft"
line 17 annotation lines 4—6 days
line 20 underline "dritten"
⇑line 5 underline "9"
⇑line 5 annotation 9 days
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line 19 underline "bis ... Jahr"
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lines 6—16 annotation Henschel's cases in fact showng natural crossing; did Henschel castrate? if so useful facts.—
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lines 9—16 annotation in water all th grains do not explode, but some become transparent
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 137    on fertility of vars of Verbascum according t colour.
     t p. 148 .
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⇑lines 13—10 unmarked
from End Note annotation in dark grey ink p. 212 { Fruchnoten [ie `Fruchtknoten'] = germen
     griffel = stylus
     narbe = stigma
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⇑line 17—bottom-margin annotation N.B When many pistils, then number variable [when many of any organs apt to be variable; Why. Hairs &c &c vertebrae of serpents.]
     Nature does not keep count
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lines 17—21 score
lines 15—24 annotation says anthers open in Labiatae before flowers open & implies impregnated then
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line 16 double score [`bookmark']
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from Slip Attached 2, Side 1 annotation in pale pencil 226 Narben-fuchte [ie `-feuchtigkeit'] secreted frm stigma at varios points
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bottom-margin annotation Read to here
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lines 9—11 double score
from Slip Attached 2, Side 1 annotation in pale pencil 236 secretion of stigma of Nicotiana took months to dry — so vy differt frm tht of Orchis.—
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line 9 annotation Read
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lines 5—12 annotation «concludes» ‹seems to think› all .C.C. Spengels dichogamy depends on th abnormal praecosity of pistil !!
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⇑lines 9—2 annotation Mere opening of stigma of Mimulus does not show yet ready for impregnation
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lines 17—26 annotation Power of conception varies in individuals & sometimes absent without apparent cause
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lines 3—7 score
lines 2—13 annotation want of power of concepcion most often observed in exotic from warm countries. as in examples, but sometime observed in home plants.
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 250 on concepcion. to p. 253.
lines 17—28 score
lines 17—28 annotation influence of fresh air, & light seems necssry to fertility of some plants, as in these when placed in pots in chamber, though pollen was produced.
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 250 on concepcion. to p. 253.
⇑line 10 at "unverlezte" annotation unhurt
⇑lines 10—9 score
⇑lines 10—9 annotation (a)
⇑line 5 at "Uebersiedelung" annotation transplantation
⇑line 4 underline "getrauert"
⇑line 4 annotation mourned
bottom-margin annotation unhurt roots appear vry important for conception, for plant ‹with flowers set,› if thy have not ‹mourned› «mourned» over transplantation, But seldom give good seed.— has often experimentised on this.—
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 250 on concepcion. to p. 253.
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line 3 annotation (a)
top-margin annotation «In many cases» Plants in pots with roots coming out of vent-hole in bottom, taken up with greatest care, & with pots placed in saucer with water, though development of flower continued as much ,& pollen good was produced, yet ovarium was ‹never perfected› «remained undeveloped & unfertilized» — so never in cut-flowers in water
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 250 on concepcion. to p. 253.
⇑line 15 score
⇑line 15 annotation [on page 253] ⧟ But roots were left p 333
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 250 on concepcion. to p. 253.
⇑line 13 score
⇑lines 13—10 annotation [on page 253] cases of Cruciferae producg seeds in cut flowers & cases of monocotyledonous plant doing — same.—
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 250 on concepcion. to p. 253.
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lines 1—7 score
line 3 annotation (a)
top-margin annotation But Digitalis has stood transplanting out of open ground into pots, & has yet retained capacity of being fertilised.—
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p 250 on concepcion. to p. 253.
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bottom-margin annotation (Chapter) (Read)
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line 7 unmarked
from Slip Attached 2, Side 1 annotation in pale pencil 256    Reichenback    Vol I.    p. 120
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top-margin—line 17 annotation From general way of speaking of coincidence of stamens & pistils evidently does not believe in Conrad Sprengel
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p. 328 on periods of concepcion
     to p 367
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⇑lines 14—9 score
⇑lines 15—2 annotation In these Fam. pollen shed & partially spread on stigma before flower opened
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p. 328 on periods of concepcion
     to p 367
⇑lines 9—2 score
⇑lines 8—6 annotation occasionally within flowers
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p. 328 on periods of concepcion
     to p 367
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lines 1—6 annotation
top-margin annotation In these sometimes corolla ready befor stamen
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p. 328 on periods of concepcion
     to p 367
lines 9—18 score
lines 9—18 annotation Pistils generally ready after stamen
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p. 328 on periods of concepcion
     to p 367
⇑lines 7—3 score
bottom-margin annotation The relation of developmnt of flower & organs of fructification not vry fixed, especially in Exotics
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line 11 score [`bookmark']
lines 14—20 score
lines 14—20 annotation From this it almost follows that artificial self-fructification was done in House
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lines 1—2 score
top-margin annotation Mny plants more fertile in wild state than in Garden or greenhouse.
lines 3—16 score
lines 11—12 underline "Gräsern ... u.s.w."
line 13 underline deleted "Sarmenatceen"
line 13 underline deleted "Succulenten"
line 14 underline deleted "Zwiebel ... Knollengewächse"
line 15 annotation nothing
lines 5—12 annotation In some, rich food makes more seed, in others a withdrawal oft01 food. In former, thant02 with dark.
line 16 underline "Henschel"
line 16 annotation Has written on the above
t01 - `withdrawal of' in pencil
t02 - `than' in pencil
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lines 13—14 underline "Labiaten ... Irideen"
lines 10—12 annotation aid of insects overrated by som, underated by other
⇑lines 20—1 score
⇑lines 17—12 annotation admits to considerable extent service of insects in imprgntn—
bottom-margin annotation Ch. Morren worth reading
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⇑lines 15—6 score
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     to p 367
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lines 4—16 score
lines 4—19 annotation In most flowers stamen & pistil so near «together» tht by th twistng of anthers must be impregnated; & th co-temp ripeness of both bears on this point.
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     to p 367
line 20 double score [`bookmark']
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line 12 annotation Campanula
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lines 11—16 score in pencil
lines 13—14 annotation in pencil X
lines 14—15 underline in pencil "30 Samen"
line 11 annotation in pencil Kolreuthr
line 22 double score [`bookmark']
lines 25—27 score
lines 24—31 annotation In these genera, one stamen suffices to impregnate all ovules
line 28 underline "Geum"
line 28 annotation 1/8
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line 23 underline "zehn"
line 23 annotation 10 pollen
lines 26—27 annotation failed
from Slip Attached 2, Side 1 annotation in pale pencil 345 347 } quantity of pollen requisit for full fertilisation
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line 30 annotation 20 pollen
from Slip Attached 2, Side 1 annotation in pale pencil 345 347 } quantity of pollen requisit for full fertilisation
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⇑lines 2—1 annotation 30 gr failed
from Slip Attached 2, Side 1 annotation in pale pencil 345 347 } quantity of pollen requisit for full fertilisation
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top-margin annotation Malva
line 5 underline "Vierzig"
line 5 annotation 40
lines 15—16 underline "die ... versehen"
lines 1—16 annotation in pencil Som grain seem used to exact position of capsule &c
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     to p 367
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⇑lines 16—8 annotation In Malva 40 grains required for even imperfect impregntn
⇑line 2 underline "Einklang"
⇑line 2 annotation unison
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line 6 annotation XX
from Slip Attached 2, Side 1 annotation in pale pencil 345 347 } quantity of pollen requisit for full fertilisation
⇑line 14 annotation S. p. 351
from Slip Attached 2, Side 1 annotation in pale pencil 345 347 } quantity of pollen requisit for full fertilisation
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⇑lines 11—9 annotation ⸮
⇑line 9 annotation saturated
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line 6 underline "15 ... 20"
line 7 annotation failed
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lines 14—15 underline "30 ... 35"
lines 14—15 annotation failed
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line 26 underline in pale pencil "vierten"
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⇑line 3 underline "einen ... an"
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⇑line 1 underline "nicht ... von"
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lines 5—8 score
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line 16 underline in pale pencil "wiederholte"
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from Slip Attached 2, Side 1 annotation in reddish-orange crayon ✔ 351 600 } Successive application of pollen necessary
     (for Orchids)
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line 11 double score [`bookmark']
⇑lines 11—6 score
⇑lines 11—5 annotation signs of fructificatn slower after evening fructifctn than after morning fruct. Is not this like Hybrids.—
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     to p 367
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⇑line 5 underline "Urtica pillulifera"
⇑lines 6—1 score
⇑line 4—bottom-margin annotation becam more fruitful & almost exclusively female by th destroying of male flower — Bernhardi has observed opposite in Cannabis
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⇑lines 8—1 score
bottom-margin annotation When seeds few nmber constant, when many seeds variable.— Law of variability — Low animals, generlly most vegetable .
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lines 3—10 score
lines 4—5 annotation (a)
top-margin annotation (a) In artificial impregnation number of seeds ‹also› often more variable , accounts for it by isolation out of free air
lines 11—15 score
lines 11—15 annotation But in some cases can hardly account for difference
lines 17—20 score
lines 17—21 annotation ‹Not alwys› some are as fruitful in Chamber as in free
line 22 annotation nott01 castration
t01 - `not' in pencil
lines 1—⇑1 annotation All these observations show that he must have considered all causes affecting his standard of comparison for Hybrids
bottom-margin annotation All above shows how easily & inexplicably fertility is affected—
bottom-margin annotation / ☞ / p. 600 important experimt showg tht repeated application of pollen necessry for full impregnation & th is «is» nott01 done artificially
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     to p 367
t01 - `is «is» not' in pencil
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lines 13—16 score
lines 11—24 annotation Has observed pollen out of another individual in these 3 genera more efficacious ie advantage of crossing —
⇑lines 11—1 score
bottom-margin annotation artificial self-impregnation often entirely fails, for reasons quite inexplicable —
     Very odd that he never seems to have included Primula in this Category.—
from Slip Attached 1, Side 2 annotation p 366 self-fert. often fails in ‹Malvaceae› Lycium, Tropaeolum, || Mirabilis & Campanula & Lycium —
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line 6 double score [`bookmark']
line 11 underline "stetiger"
line 11 annotation continued
line 12 underline "verharren"
line 12 annotation [?]retard
line 14 underline "Strömung"
line 14 annotation current
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bottom-margin annotation Read & Skimmed
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p. 440    on abortion    p. 444
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lines 16—18 score
lines 14—18 annotation Thinks quantity of pollen merely for security of impregnation.
lines 20—23 score in pencil
lines 20—23 annotation in pencil But pollen is perfected.
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lines 19—23 score
lines 19—23 annotation abortion commoner by artificial than in nat. fruct.
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⇑lines 4—1 score
⇑line 1 underline "500 Eychen"
⇑line 6—bottom-margin annotation In polyspermous plants, always some ovules abort.— → 300/500 — 100/150 — 80/120
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lines 12—⇑3 score
lines 13—14 underline "Syngenesia ... necessaria"
line 17 underline "Caucalia ... Daucus"
line 19 underline "Viburnum Opulus"
lines 18—26 annotation / curious experimt t try t remove fertile flowers & see whether sterile wd become fertile /
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⇑lines 9—4 score
⇑lines 10—1 annotation cuttings &c give plants apt to abort
     ----
     luxuriant fruit
from Slip Attached 1, Side 1 annotation p. 440    on abortion    p. 444
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⇑line 31 score [`bookmark']
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⇑lines 20—3 score
⇑lines 9—3 score
⇑lines 20—16 annotation p 618 Tausch in Flora 1833 p. 225 /
from Slip Attached 1, Side 2 annotation p 528    on ‹fertility› «differnce» of Lychnis (quoted from Tausch) diurna & vespertina in hermaphroditism.—    I presume th nmber of seed here refer to cultivated Plants
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⇑line 13 double score [`bookmark']
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⇑lines 11—4 annotation 1
     2
    
     3
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lines 8—11 score
line 9 underline "hinreichend"
9 annotation [?]adequate
line 9 annotation (a)
lines 11—12 underline "der ... getäuscht"
top-margin annotation «above 500 experiments.» We thought it sufficient if our experimental plants were from lines 6—800 steps from their like kind, when castrated, but wer much deceived
from Slip Attached 1, Side 2 annotation p 539 on crosses takng place at distances p. 550. do
from Slip Attached 3 annotation Dichogamy
     Gärtner Kenntniss S. 539
     on plants lines 6—800 yards fertilisng each other
     vy good .    p551 ?
     p lines 573—577
line 16 underline "zwei"
line 16 annotation 2/2 flowers
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lines 20—22 crossing-out "Datura ... ab"
lines 20—22 annotation 0/2
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lines 23—25 annotation 3/5 flowers gave good seed
⇑lines 6—5 annotation 2/2
⇑lines 2—1 annotation ‹2/3›    6/9
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lines 4—6 annotation 2/2
lines 8—10 annotation 2/4
lines 11—12 annotation 1/1
lines 14—15 annotation 1/1
lines 16—17 annotation 1/1
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lines 19—21 annotation 1/1
lines 23—25 annotation 1/2
lines 28—30 annotation 3/4
⇑lines 5—1 annotation 36 flowr
     25 were impregnatedt01
t01 - `25 were impregnated' in pencil
bottom-margin annotation In these castrated flowers no doubt stigma wd remain far longer ready for impregnation than in hermaphrodites, yet it shows how much pollen of sam specis is carried t sam flower ( V 5)
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table col 2 ⇑1 at "8562" annotation [-] 520 [=] 8042
from Slip Attached 1, Side 2 annotation p 539 on crosses takng place at distances p. 550. do
table col 4 ⇑1 at "6615" annotation [+] 1747 [=] 8362
     number of flowers of pure species experimentised
from Slip Attached 1, Side 2 annotation p 539 on crosses takng place at distances p. 550. do
table cols 6—8 1 annotation seed
top-margin annotation 202 [+] 19 [=] 221
from Slip Attached 1, Side 2 annotation p 539 on crosses takng place at distances p. 550. do
table col 9 t annotation 202/520
lines 2—6 annotation —Very striking this many out of 520 flowers dusted with foreign pollen
from Slip Attached 1, Side 2 annotation p 539 on crosses takng place at distances p. 550. do
table col 9 ⇑1 underline "70"
bottom-margin annotation — No doubt these refer t pollen left in flower or brought frm outside
from Slip Attached 1, Side 2 annotation p 539 on crosses takng place at distances p. 550. do
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⇑lines 4—3 underline "Syringa vulgaris"
⇑line 4—bottom-margin annotation Is this Lilac, if so no seed.
     Yes it is
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lines 9—10 score
line 12 underline "Syringa vulgaris"
lines 8—17 annotation Many exotic plants produce fruit but no seed, rather owing to bad pollen than female organ.—
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top-margin apparently unintentional mark
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line 18 apparently unintentional mark
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[continues overleaf] ⇑lines 3—1 score
⇑line 3 underline "Frühzeitigkeit"
⇑lines 4—3 annotation precocious good word
bottom-margin annotation Power of concepcion in th frühzeitig stigma causes impregnation before flower opens
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     to 577.    do.
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[continuation] 2—6 annotation stigma in such cases goes on growing
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     to 577.    do.
lines 20—26 annotation chief cause of after-befruchtung lies in act of Castration.
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lines 10—12 score
line 11 underline "80 ... 100"
lines 8—15 annotation has observed after fruct in Nicotiana when lines 80—100 yards distant; on account of fineness of pollen.—
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     to 577.    do.
from Slip Attached 3 annotation Dichogamy
     Gärtner Kenntniss S. 539
     on plants lines 6—800 yards fertilisng each other
     vy good .    p551 ?
     p lines 573—577
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line 16 underline "(S. ... 511)"
line 16 annotation read.
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lines 5—⇑1 score
lines 13—15 annotation all cases of after fruct.
line 16 annotation 19
⇑line 10 annotation deleted 10
⇑line 7 annotation 13
⇑line 4 annotation 3
bottom-margin annotation ( about 23 genera )
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     to 577.    do.
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line 2 annotation 2
lines 1—4 annotation 19 [+] 18 [=] 37 specis
from Slip Attached 1, Side 2 annotation p 571    on crossing &c
     to 577.    do.
lines 11—14 score
line 15 underline "Lächerlich"
line 15 annotation laughable
from Slip Attached 1, Side 2 annotation p 571    on crossing &c
     to 577.    do.
from Slip Attached 3 annotation Dichogamy
     Gärtner Kenntniss S. 539
     on plants lines 6—800 yards fertilisng each other
     vy good .    p551 ?
     p lines 573—577
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line 4 underline "520"
line 6 underline "202 Afterbefruchtung"
top-margin annotation 409 (levng 29 wh seds did not grow)
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     to 577.    do.
table col "Afterbefr" b annotation [=] 8
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table col "Afterbefr" t annotation 8
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     to 577.    do.
table col "Afterbefr" ⇑1 annotation [=] 70
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     to 577.    do.
bottom-margin annotation The fewness of the after befrucht. here compared with those given before in experimt out of doors, show that the latter received pollen from other flowers, I think
from Slip Attached 1, Side 2 annotation p 571    on crossing &c
     to 577.    do.
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lines 5—9 double score
line 7 underline "234"
from Slip Attached 1, Side 2 annotation p 598    on nmber of seed in Lychnis vespertina—diurna
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mentioned on [only volume] .s0102; in pale pencil
lines 5—17 score
lines 5—17 annotation repeated impregnation necessary to full impregnation of Tropaeolum
from Slip Attached 2, Side 1 annotation in reddish-orange crayon ✔ 351 600 } Successive application of pollen necessary
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line 23 annotation Kolreuter on Contabescence —
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line 26 underline "Neue ... III"
line 25 annotation What Books is this of Sprengel V. Pritzel
     (I have looked & there is none)t01
t01 - `(I have ... none)' in pencil
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⇑lines 18—17 double score in pale pencil
⇑lines 14—10 score
⇑line 10 underline "1838 ... XII"
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line 6 score [`bookmark']
⇑line 13 score [`bookmark']
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⇑line 7 score
bottom-margin annotation ⧟ on distnction of some Lichnis
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line 3 score cancelled
top-margin annotation ⧟ Mustel on fruit in glass cases not having seed