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Nature, Gardens & Animals
The Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the Same Species
Charles Darwin
381 pages~7 hr 36 min read98 chapters$4.99
Why does one primrose bear long stamens and its neighbor short? Charles Darwin unravels the puzzle of flowers that come in two or three forms on the same species, showing how the arrangement ensures cross-pollination. A patient, brilliant piece of botanical detective work. Follow Darwin as he cracks the hidden code of the primrose.
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98 chapters
- 1THE DIFFERENT FORMS OF FLOWERS ON PLANTS OF THE SAME SPECIES
- 2TO PROFESSOR ASA GRAY THIS VOLUME IS DEDICATED BY THE AUTHOR AS A SMALL TRIBUTE OF RESPECT AND AFFECTION.
- 3DETAILED TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 4THE DIFFERENT FORMS OF FLOWERS ON PLANTS OF THE SAME SPECIES.
- 5INTRODUCTION.
- 6CHAPTER I. HETEROSTYLED DIMORPHIC PLANTS: PRIMULACEÆ.
- 7TABLE 1.1.
- 8TABLE 1.2.
- 9TABLE 1.3.
- 10TABLE 1.4.
- 11TABLE 1.5.
- 12A SUMMARY:
- 13A SUMMARY:
- 14A SUMMARY:
- 15A SUMMARY:
- 16A SUMMARY:
- 17A SUMMARY ON THE FOREGOING HETEROSTYLED SPECIES OF PRIMULA.
- 18HOMOSTYLED SPECIES OF PRIMULA.
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