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Book Title
Leçons de botanique
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Paris, P.J. Loss, 1841
Year
1841
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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annotation $ [botanical drawings]
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from End Slip 1 annotation 57 analogies, Tillandsia like Lichen (172)


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from End Slip 1 annotation 63 Rudim\!ents of m\!any organ\!s, as so called gland


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lines 6—5 underline "il ... cristata"


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line 8bottom-margin annotation (Q) Case of doulbe organs No. not exactly. but of same in different states →
from End Slip 1 annotation 143. «(Q)» abnormal\! ‹state› organ in class, variable


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lines 10—14 annotation How is this in Cauliflower
from End Slip 1 annotation 145 good case of Balancement: 199. —619 (Q)


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from End Slip 1 annotation 145 good case of Balancement: 199. —619 (Q)


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from End Slip 1 annotation 301. on passages being «(Q)» general., 508 stronger.— 541. do


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lines 4—8 annotation is there not analogy or relation with moss-roses?
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lines 1—2 annotation Then not true nectary !
from End Slip 3 annotation 364. series in Pappus
     369— in Nectaries


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from End Slip 1 annotation 407. Rule of colours (same for vars. & species.)
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lines 7—10 annotation Embryology
from End Slip 1 annotation 413 Embryology in plants irregular flowers at first regular


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lines 14—30 annotation Laws governing abortion


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lines 4—20 annotation as many exceptions as facts
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lines 5—6 annotation Law of variation


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from End Slip 1 annotation 442 rudimentary stamens— 475 of Pistils: 637

line 20 underline "doigt ... Gallinacés"
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from End Slip 1 annotation 442 rudimentary stamens— 475 of Pistils: 637


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line 10 underline "M. Mohla"
line 14 underline "la ... des"
line 14 at "grains" annotation in same genera ?
from End Slip 1 annotation horizontally crossed 446 var. in individual & differences in species ?


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from End Slip 1 annotation 448 on anthers of Asclepias

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from End Slip 1 annotation 442 rudimentary stamens— 475 of Pistils: 637
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from End Slip 1 annotation 301. on passages being «(Q)» general., 508 stronger.— 541. do


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from End Slip 1 annotation 516. two kinds of placentation in same genus, charactersng two sections of genus passage by jumps possible.

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from End Slip 1 annotation 301. on passages being «(Q)» general., 508 stronger.— 541. do


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from End Slip 1 annotation 756 On great difference «(549) do» in cotyledon in 3 allied plants, showing no charcater is constant.
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line 4 underline "une foule"
line 4bottom-margin annotation !!⸮ (Q)
from End Slip 1 annotation 572 a multitude of flowers are impregnated in bud. strong case of — in Goodenia


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lines 4—8 annotation not so in animals Owen
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line 2bottom-margin annotation How made out value of Series


top-margin annotation but have no nervous system, no more at head

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bottom-margin annotation If most complicated & altered form is to be highest — no for worms for fish — origin might then be highest.—
from End Slip 1 annotation 617 seems to think multiplication sign of highness
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from End Slip 1 annotation 145 good case of Balancement: 199. —619 (Q)


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top-marginline 2 annotation V. p .643 How know ever existed?
from End Slip 1 annotation 442 rudimentary stamens— 475 of Pistils: 637


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from End Slip 1 annotation 711. Genus not natural when founded on one character


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lines 16—12 underline "Une ... baies"
line 10 underline "n'en ... pas"
line 9 underline "secs"
lines 7—6 underline "contraire ... génériques"


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from End Slip 1 annotation 754 on classificatory value of different parts of seeds; it is in fact embryology.


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lines 8—12 annotation What kind of seeds. Gilliflower & Sedum


lines 4—5 underline "cinq ... fruits"
line 6 underline "trois mille"
from End Slip 2 annotation 761 Ash    500,000\! seeds \!
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bottom-margin annotation in pale pencil We know from experience that any one character is general, it will go with others — all organization is corelative
from End Slip 2 annotation 782 «784» } on value of character, according as it allies itself with others, which is inferred simply from being constant


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from End Slip 2 annotation 782 «784» } on value of character, according as it allies itself with others, which is inferred simply from being constant


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from End Slip 2 annotation 786 on value of characters good — embryo most important , yet it is a whole

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bottom-margin annotation in pale pencil How well worth getting good Botanist to examine variation of do
from End Slip 2 annotation 787 direction of embryo in Helianthemum, vy different
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from End Slip 2 annotation 788 good showing that physiological importance no rule, because imprtance of all characters variable.

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lines 9—8 underline "la ... Malphigia"
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lines 13—14 underline "il ... dans"
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lines 16—18 underline "les ... paillettes
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from End Slip 2 annotation 789 Remarks on Mirbels views on classification .

bottom-margin annotation Descent is the key, least varialbe will then be best guide, whatever th part may be.—


top-margin annotation Whatever parent form we can ‹see› «trace» modification. ‹& so agres with my thery›
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line 9bottom-margin annotation There is no highest, there is most modified, «[mid-margin] (but when much rudimentary, what we must call useless, ∴ not highest)» & by man's standard high & low. The impossibility of saying what is highest is conformable to my thery — which is highest var of cabbage or dog ?— most changed will not do — put man on one side, hardy any index — except most unlike a primary simple form.
from End Slip 2 annotation 791 on High & Low plants good M.S. remark «793. 814»

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line 31 underline "Renonculacées"
whole-margin annotation in dark pencil Schleiden Compositae — Hooker some parasite. So in parasite Lerneidae & cirrhipedes, especially males of,


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from End Slip 2 annotation 791 on High & Low plants good M.S. remark «793. 814»
from End Slip 2 annotation 793 .on series not being lineal


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from End Slip 2 annotation 791 on High & Low plants good M.S. remark «793. 814»


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lines 1—17 annotation What case of impossibility of arrangement
from End Slip 2 annotation 815 good case of impossibility of arrangement


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from End Slip 2 annotation 818 Xt01 Monstrosities are only anomalities of the species (Q)
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whole-margin annotation It does not appear that embryo of Dicot ,is like at any stage embyo of Monocot or Crptogamic plants . Even Dicot & Monocot. are quite unlike in earliest age. as shown by name)—
     N.B Reflect on plants not passing through any larva-embryonic state [ ⸮ because thy come at once to play their part in nature ? ] good selection. —

from End Slip 2 annotation 826 no resemblance of embryo in plants as in animals


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top-marginline 20 annotation N.B X May use account for diversities «in» important characters in families, to their having varied in th lower or parent stocks.
from End Slip 2 annotation 834 .Important organs may vary in early stocks: hypothesis. —836
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line 14 underline "fleurs"
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line 5 underline "fleur ... Hépatiques"
lines 5—1 annotation V. Lindley on the rest
from End Slip 2 annotation 834 .Important organs may vary in early stocks: hypothesis. —836


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line 6 underline "mucilagineuses"
line 5 underline "morphologiques"
line 4 underline "car ... ces"
lines 6—2 annotation I think there has lately in Linn Trans


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