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Book Title
Leçons de botanique
By
Saint-Hilaire, Auguste de, 1779-1853
Publication Details
Paris, P.J. Loss, 1841
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.49998
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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annotation 57 analogies, Tillandsia like Lichen (172)
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annotation 63 Rudim\!ents of m\!any organ\!s, as so called gland
annotation 143. «(Q)» abnormal\! ‹state› organ in class, variable
annotation 153
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annotation 145 good case of Balancement: 199. —619 (Q)
annotation 183 «(Q)» var in individuals analogous to difference in classes.
annotation 226 spines turning into branches
annotation 301. on passages being «(Q)» general., 508 stronger.— 541. do
annotation 407. Rule of colours (same for vars. & species.)
annotation 413 Embryology in plants irregular flowers at first regular
annotation 442 rudimentary stamens— 475 of Pistils: 637
annotation horizontally crossed 446 var. in individual & differences in species ?
annotation 448 on anthers of Asclepias
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annotation 516. two kinds of placentation in same genus, charactersng two sections of genus — passage by jumps possible. —
annotation 548. do on ovules
annotation 572 a multitude of flowers are impregnated in bud. strong case of — in Goodenia
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annotation 617 seems to think multiplication sign of highness
annotation in brown ink «under classification allude to Ch. 7 my discussion showng abnrml parts variable
annotation 711. Genus not natural when founded on one character
annotation 754 on classificatory value of different parts of seeds; it is in fact embryology.
annotation 756 On great difference «(549) do» in cotyledon in 3 allied plants, showing no charcater is constant.
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annotation 761 Ash    500,000\! seeds \!
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annotation 763 introduced \!plants\! into S. America
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annotation 782 «784» } on value of character, according as it allies itself with others, which is inferred simply from being constant
annotation 786 on value of characters good — embryo most important , yet it is a whole
annotation 787 direction of embryo in Helianthemum, vy different
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annotation 788 good showing that physiological importance no rule, because imprtance of all characters variable.
annotation 789 Remarks on Mirbels views on classification .
annotation 791 on High & Low plants good M.S. remark «793. 814»
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annotation 793 .on series not being lineal
annotation 815 good case of impossibility of arrangement
annotation 818 Xt01 Monstrosities are only anomalities of the species (Q)
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annotation 821. Classification of varieties .
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annotation 826 no resemblance of embryo in plants as in animals
annotation 834 .Important organs may vary in early stocks: hypothesis. —836
annotation in pale pencil confirmed by Owen on swim bladder in Vol on Fishes
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