Discusses JTM’s research on habits of insects. "How incomparably more valuable are such researches than the mere description of a thousand species."
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Discusses JTM’s research on habits of insects. "How incomparably more valuable are such researches than the mere description of a thousand species."
Much obliged for seeds. Will expose seeds to chemical vapours.
Comments on JTM’s spider experiments.
Comments on experiments of touching seeds with acid.
Criticises paper by Ziegler [see 9339].
Acid experiments on seeds have failed.
Did not know Duval-Jouve was an evolutionist.
Delighted at JTM’s success with spiders.
On JTM’s experiments with acids on seeds.