Hopes that the enclosure [11497] is worth printing in Nature [see Nature (30 May 1878)]. A wood-cut would add interest.
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Hopes that the enclosure [11497] is worth printing in Nature [see Nature (30 May 1878)]. A wood-cut would add interest.
Cannot express opinion on RT’s views on earthquakes. To do good work on that subject a man must be deeply versed in wave motions.
Is glad RM will draw up a paper from Fritz Müller’s letter.
Comments on WN’s Oregon: there and back (1878).
Thanks FL for the Plantago specimens. FL’s view of the stages by which the plant has become gynodioecious seems very probable.
Remits subscription as requested by EWF as the Knockholt & Chevening Footpath Fund [see 11535].
Has had conflicting information on the movement of radicles; wants FD to experiment with them.