Has received Ledum with its captured flies.
"At present I care for nothing in this wide world except the biology of seedling plants."
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Has received Ledum with its captured flies.
"At present I care for nothing in this wide world except the biology of seedling plants."
Doubts Ledum warrants investigation. Glands probably serve only to protect the flowers against crawling insects, which would not cross-fertilise them.
If THF and James Caird [Enclosure Commissioner] approve of enclosed letter, CD will send it to Hooker.