Movement in plants.
Dimorphism.
Would welcome FM’s opinion of Pangenesis.
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Movement in plants.
Dimorphism.
Would welcome FM’s opinion of Pangenesis.
Thanks CD for sending him copy of Variation.
Describes results of his brother’s [August Müller] experiments on effect of climate on maize.
Like ancestors of horses, young tapir is also striped.
His opinion of Pangenesis.
On relative proportion of sexes in marine animals [sthg missing!?] Crustacea.
Sexual differences.
Music of Cicadae.