Thanks JF for his book.
At present has no observations he wishes made in India.
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Thanks JF for his book.
At present has no observations he wishes made in India.
Letter of introduction for Montagu Lubbock.
Requests snake poison for experiment.
Sends observations of poison acting on glands of Drosera. Poison acts as a stimulant to protoplasm. Very remarkable that poison acts so differently on the cilia and protoplasm of Drosera.
Cobra poison is a stimulant to protoplasm. Poison acts very differently on cilia and protoplasm of Drosera.
Suggests experiment involving cobra poison on white corpuscles. Thanks for offer of Crotalus poison.