Thanks LB for his essay on local biology.
CD with much care and discomfort is now able to work a few hours almost every day.
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Thanks LB for his essay on local biology.
CD with much care and discomfort is now able to work a few hours almost every day.
Thanks for letter and curious photographs. Urges AR not to send anything valuable unless he publishes it elsewhere because CD is growing old and may not have strength and time to continue his former researches.
Photographs sent by JC-B show great power of acting.
David Ferrier’s researches sound wonderful. Does he believe that he excites an idea and this leads to the movement, or that he acts directly on the motor nerves?
Fears all the seeds are dead. Will try with less vapour of formic acid.