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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 21 (1879) (1879)

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d suspended successful when they fecundated flowers with pollen derived club-shaped arms, The glands of the stigma, to which the in the air from a wire, without any other means of sup- from other individuals, even when derived from different stalks of the pollen masses cohere, are contained in a… … a great many which are len. In the majority of perennial; in these the cases the pollen is depo- stem is of a ligneous sited on the stigma of a texture, and they generally climb upon trees orrocks. Their J. Miiller states that the pollen of a species of flower visited afterwards, to which it…

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