Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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... observations on orchid flowers I can fully confirm , having spent much time in making similar experiments and observations ) , says : " The discs and pedicels of the pollinia present great diversities in shape , and an apparently ...
... observations on orchid flowers I can fully confirm , having spent much time in making similar experiments and observations ) , says : " The discs and pedicels of the pollinia present great diversities in shape , and an apparently ...
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... observations on the above supposition lead to the same conclusion that I drew from my own . With regard to Vinca minor there is evidently something requiring explanation , for while Müller states that he has seen it abundantly visited ...
... observations on the above supposition lead to the same conclusion that I drew from my own . With regard to Vinca minor there is evidently something requiring explanation , for while Müller states that he has seen it abundantly visited ...
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... observations on many of these plants , from their flowering time to the end of August , or later , and have found that scarcely fifteen per cent . of the capsules matured , and produced good seeds ; the locality and situation must un ...
... observations on many of these plants , from their flowering time to the end of August , or later , and have found that scarcely fifteen per cent . of the capsules matured , and produced good seeds ; the locality and situation must un ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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