Asks GB for help in clearing up his problems about Leguminosae, in connection with his "wild bit of speculation on the crossing of plants" [see Natural selection, p. 71].
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Asks GB for help in clearing up his problems about Leguminosae, in connection with his "wild bit of speculation on the crossing of plants" [see Natural selection, p. 71].
Thanks GB for information on Leguminosae, especially about those with apetalous flowers and almost without anthers.
Thanks GB for information on apetalous flowers. "The whole order [Leguminosae] will remain my detestable enemies."