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Éléments de tératologie végétale

Moquin-Tandon, Alfred.

Paris, P.-J. Loss, 1841

1841

https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50208

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from annotation 29— How then are flowers in fern-leaved Beech Irish yew &c &c

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from annotation 30 Varieties, i.e. slight ￭modifi_￭cations rarely congenital
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from annotation to 58 a good dea_￭l abou_￭t striped flowers & fruit
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from annotation to 58 a good dea_￭l abou_￭t striped flowers & fruit

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from annotation to 58 a good dea_￭l abou_￭t striped flowers & fruit

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from annotation to 58 a good dea_￭l abou_￭t striped flowers & fruit

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from annotation 68 Atrophy of organ often causes villosity of Part

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from annotation 68 Atrophy of organ often causes villosity of Part

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from annotation 30 Varieties, i.e. slight ￭modifi_￭cations rarely congenital
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from annotation 115 Monstrosities more common under cultivation than in state of nature.

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line 1 at "Cognassier" annotation wild Quince Tree
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from annotation 138 140 156}«—(Q)» case of monstrosity analogous to other species —(Q)^t01
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Cart before Horse

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from annotation 138 140 156}«—(Q)» case of monstrosity analogous to other species —(Q)^t01
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lines 11—13 annotation Umbellifer Conifera Compositae
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from annotation 172 174 analogous variation in most distinct plants; crinkled leaves.
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from annotation 138 140 156}«—(Q)» case of monstrosity analogous to other species —(Q)^t01
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from annotation 172 174 analogous variation in most distinct plants; crinkled leaves.
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lines 18—19 annotation 13 species of Linaria !

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from annotation 189 great tendency￭ in irregular flower to become regular (or peloric) ￭— this is return to ancestral structure ? p 191. hereditary — generally sterile. Why ?— see further, for the peloric flowers retake their normal structure.

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from annotation 189 great tendency￭ in irregular flower to become regular (or peloric) ￭— this is return to ancestral structure ? p 191. hereditary — generally sterile. Why ?— see further, for the peloric flowers retake their normal structure.

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six stamen, too mny

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line 5 underline in pale pencil "Arbousier ... Éricinées"
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from annotation 212 Monstrosity analogous to other allied genus

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from annotation 221 in Malus apetala all stamens converted into pistils

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from annotation 225 Rudiments normal of parts.

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from annotation 285 on trunk of tree with nuts & acorns in solid wood ( & Birds nests — Loudon Journal.)^t01

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line 17 at "Amorpha" annotation Which is Legumin.
from annotation 323 342} «(Q)» Monstrosity analogous to another genus in Family

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lines 8—13 annotation are there^t01 many arctic Plants, without corolla
from annotation 327 «(Q)»^t02 Linnaeus on plants wh. lose corolla in Arctic regions

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from annotation 323 342} «(Q)» Monstrosity analogous to another genus in Family

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from annotation 352 Return in stamens to normal number, even «when rudiment not present»^t01

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from annotation 353 Remarkable hereditary Capsella bursa pastoris

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from annotation 385 Description of the St-Valery apple

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