the Fruit of Cucurbit a. 477 
and south, and provided with good blinds on the east and west 
sides. 
I give Exp. 15 in a simplified form: thermometer readings 
were omitted. 
EXPERIMENT XV.— June 15, 1893. V 6. 
Time. 
Rate. 
10.57 a.m. 
\x per minute. 
+ 1.9 
IT. 22 „ 
2*3 
.46 „ 
3 -i 
12.23 p.m. 
5 *° 
2.16 „ 
0.8 
.41 „ 
1*2 
•54 » 
2-6 
3 - 3 ° » 
o-6 
.46 „ 
1*2 
4-34 » 
0.4 
5-5 » 
—0.6 
•38 •>> 
+ 0.3 
6-5 „ 
0.5 
•35 „ 
2-2 
7 -o » 
5.2 
.28 „ 
5-7 
8.1 „ 
3 -i 
.27 „ 
2.6 
9-5 » 
6.3 
•36 „ 
4.0 
EXPERIMENT XVI.— June 16, 1893. V6. 
Time. 
Reading. 
Rate. 
Temp. C°. 
Psychr. 
mm. 
ix per min. 
Sun. East blind 
9.34 a.m. 
10-190 
•43 » 
•238 
5*3 
down. 
•53 » 
.280 
4.2 
23.6 
81 
1 0.0 „ 
.300 
2.9 
76 
•33 » 
•375 
2-3 
25-7 
ii -3 » 
.420 
1 ’5 
27*3 
75 
• 40-5 V 
•463 
1. 1 
West blind down. 
12.7 p.m. 
.512 
i-8 
28-8 
69 
.38 „ 
• 57 o 
1.9 
27.0 
69 
Door open. 
•43 » 
•565 
New zero. 
30-2 
54 
4-43 „ 
11-245 
2-8 
.46 „ 
•090 
New zero. 
Still sunny. 
5-20 „ 
•230 
4.1 
28.8 
68 
•50 „ 
• 3 i 5 
2.8 
28.5 
60 
•20 „ 
• 4 i 5 
3-3 
27-5 
63 
• 4 ° » 
.490 
3*8 
7 -o ,, 
•575 
4*3 
