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1
Both forms of the Cowslip
crossed
with
Pollen
of both forms of the Oxlip.
2
Both forms of the Primrose
crossed
with
Pollen
of both forms of the Oxlip.
3
These flowers were
crossed
with
pollen
from a distinct plant.
4
Twenty flowers were
crossed
with
pollen
from a distinct plant, and twenty-six were self-fertilised.
5
Both forms of the Oxlip
crossed
with
Pollen
of both forms of the Cowslip, P. veris.
6
Both forms of the Oxlip
crossed
with
Pollen
of both forms of the Primrose, P. vulgaris.
7
Several other flowers on the same plants were
crossed
with
pollen
from the other children of Hero.
8
Fourteen flowers on A were
crossed
with
pollen
from B or C, and produced thirteen fine capsules.
9
Relative heights of plants from parents
crossed
with
pollen
from other plants of the same stock, and self-fertilised.
10
Many flowers on this Hibiscus were
crossed
with
pollen
from a distinct plant, and many others were self-fertilised.
11
Seven flowers on E were
crossed
with
pollen
from A, C, or D, and all produced fine capsules.
12
Ten flowers on C were
crossed
with
pollen
from A, B, D or E, and produced nine fine capsules.
13
Ten flowers on D were
crossed
with
pollen
from A, B, C or E, and produced nine fine capsules.
14
Thirty- six seedlings were also raised from long and short-styled common cowslips,
crossed
with
pollen
from the equal-styled variety.
15
Has this method, which is spoken of as Geitonogamy, the same influence as
crossing
with
pollen
from another plant?
16
...The flowers of Eschscholtzia when
crossed
with
pollen
from a distinct plant produced 91 per cent.