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The effects of cross and self fertilisation in the vegetable kingdom / by Charles Darwin
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INDEX.

VANDELLIA.

V.

Yandellia nummularifoUa , 90, 278;

seeds, 315, 322 ; self-fertile, 339Vanilla, secretion of nectar, 403Verbascum lychnitis, 89, 341, 309

- nigrum, 89, 330, 341

- phcenicrum, 330, 341, 301

- thapsu *, 89: measurements,

90; self-fertile, 341,309Verlot on Convolvulus tricolor , 55;intercrossing of Xcmophila, 183;of Leptosiphon, 394Veronica agrestis, 309

- chamaidry*, 309

- hcdern/olia, 309

Vicia faint, 300, 404

- hirsuta , 307

- sativa, 307, 403, 404

Victoria regia , 365Villarsia parnassi/olia, 390Vilmorin on transmitting chaiacterto offspring, 45117nca major s 302

- rosea , 302

Viola oaninay 357

- tricolor , 123; measurements,

120, 127 ; superiority of crossedplants, 286, 289; period ofdowering, 292, 296; effects ofcross-fertilisation, 304; seeds,310, 325; partially sterile, 35S;corolla removed, 420Yiolacese, 123

Vucoria oculata , 130; measure-ment, 132; average height of

ZEA.

crossed and self-fertilised, 276;simultaneous flowering, 295;seeds, 310, 323; self-fertile, 367

W.

Wallace, Mr., the lieaks and facesof brush-tongued lories coveredwith pollen, 371

Wasps attracted by Epipactis lafi-folia , 375

"Weights, relative, of crossed andself-fertilised plants, 244. 283;and period of germination ofseeds, 352-355

Wilder, Mr., fertilisation of flowerswith their own pollen, 341

Wilson, A. J.. superior vigour ofcrossed seedlings in Brassicacamprxtris ruta haga* 353

Wistaria sinensis, 370, 427

Y.

Yucca moth, 448

Z.

Zea mays , 10, 233; measurements,16-18, 234; difference of heightbetween crossed and self-fertil ised,288; early flowering of crossed,293; self-fertile, 369 ; prepotencyof other pollen, 397

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