Criticises article by TM. "Such a manner of treating the work of other observers did not appear to me the way to encourage truth."
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Criticises article by TM. "Such a manner of treating the work of other observers did not appear to me the way to encourage truth."
Sends CD Dr Wood’s lecture on insectivorous plants.
Had no intention of antagonising CD with his observations on Linum; was anxious to account for its apparently different behaviour.