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I. On the Structure and Affinities of Balanophoræ
Vol 22, Page 1
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II. On the Development of the Ovule of Santalum album; with some Remarks on the Phænomena of Impregnation in Plants generally.
Vol 22, Page 69
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III. Remarks on the Nature of the outer fleshy covering of the Seed in the Clusiaceæ, Magnoliaceæ, &c., and on the Development of the Raphe in general, under its various circumstances
Vol 22, Page 81
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IV. On several instances of the Anomalous Development of the Raphe in Seeds, and the probable causes of such deviations from the usual course of structure, especially in reference to Stemonurus (Urandra of Thwaites), with some Prefatory Remarks on that Genus.
Vol 22, Page 97
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On a new form of Corynoid Polypes
Vol 22, Page 113
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Description of a new Species of Euplectella (Euplectella Cucumer, O.)
Vol 22, Page 117
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On Brachynema and Phoxanthus, two new Genera of Brazilian Plants.
Vol 22, Page 125
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On some new Fungi.
Vol 22, Page 129
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On the Growth and Composition of the Ovarium of Siphonodon celastrineus, Griffith, especially with reference to the subject of its Placentation.
Vol 22, Page 133
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Further Remarks on the Organs found on the bases of the Halteres and Wings of Insects.
Vol 22, Page 141
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On a new Structure in the Antennœ of Insects.
Vol 22, Page 147
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Observations on Entozoa, with notices of several new species, including an account of two experiments in regard to the breeding of Tænia serrata and T. cucumerina.
Vol 22, Page 155
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On the Arrangement of the Cutaneous Muscles of the Larava of Pygæra bucephala
Vol 22, Page 173
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On the Agamic Reproduction and Morphology of Aphis.–Part I
Vol 22, Page 193
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On the Agamic Reproduction and Morphology of Aphis.–Part II
Vol 22, Page 221
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XVI. On the external Anatomy and Natural History of the Genus of Annelida named Palolo by the Samoans and Tonguese, and Mbalolo by the Fijians.
Vol 22, Page 237
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XVII.–On the probable Metamorphosis of Pedicularia and other forms; affording presumptive evidence that the Pelagic Gasteropoda, so called, are not adult forms, but, as it were, the Larvæ of well-known genera, and perhaps confined to species living in deep water.
Vol 22, Page 241
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XIX.–Notes on Phoronis hippocrepia
Vol 22, Page 251
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XXI. Observations on the Structure of the Stem in certain Species of the Natural Orders Caryophylleæand Plumbagineæ
Vol 22, Page 289
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XXII. On the genus Henriquezia of Spruce.
Vol 22, Page 295
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XXIII. Remarks on Gnetum
Vol 22, Page 299
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XXIV. –Synopsis of the Fructification of the Simple Sphæriæof the Hookerian Herbarium
Vol 22, Page 313
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XXV. Synopsis of the Genera Camellia and Thea
Vol 22, Page 337
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XXVI. On Tomopteris onisciformis, Eschscholtz
Vol 22, Page 353
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XXVII. On some new forms of Entozoa
Vol 22, Page 363
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XXVIII. On the Anatomical Characters of three Australian species of Tunicata referable to Saviguy's subgenus Cæsira
Vol 22, Page 367
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On the Anatomical Characters of a remarkable form of Compound Tunicata
Vol 22, Page 373
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On the Anatomical Characters of an Australian species of Perophora
Vol 22, Page 377
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Further Remarks on the Organs of the Antennæ of Insects, described in a Paper published in the 'Transactions of the Linnean Society,"vol. xxii. p. 155
Vol 22, Page 383
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On the Embryos of Endogens and their Germination
Vol 22, Page 401
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Notes on the Structure and Affinities of Batideæ, Callitrichaceæ, Vochysiaceæ, and Cassytheæ
Vol 22, Page 411
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On the Origin and Development of the Pitchers of Nepenthes, with an Account of some new Bornean Plants of that Genus
Vol 22, Page 415
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On a New Genus of Balanophoreæ from New Zealand, and Two New Species of Balanophora
Vol 22, Page 425