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trigram | frequency |
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class and order | 321 |
character and synonyms | 303 |
specific character and | 303 |
of the same | 240 |
a native of | 202 |
in the same | 197 |
and uses of | 193 |
it is a | 157 |
varieties of the | 154 |
one of the | 132 |
is a native | 131 |
the name of | 129 |
conditions of life | 128 |
with respect to | 123 |
it has been | 120 |
parts of the | 120 |
as well as | 117 |
it may be | 110 |
the case of | 102 |
part of the | 102 |
in which the | 100 |
on the other | 100 |
some of the | 92 |
the same manner | 91 |
the other hand | 91 |
in this country | 90 |
description and uses | 90 |
in the case | 89 |
most of the | 89 |
those of the | 87 |
it is not | 82 |
native of the | 82 |
which it is | 79 |
that it is | 77 |
and in the | 77 |
a kind of | 77 |
as in the | 76 |
of the body | 75 |
the same species | 74 |
of this plant | 74 |
in the spring | 73 |
that of the | 72 |
the height of | 71 |
in the open | 68 |
to have been | 68 |
of the most | 67 |
animals and plants | 66 |
and it is | 65 |
we have seen | 65 |
on the same | 63 |
the effects of | 62 |
two or three | 62 |
on account of | 61 |
the leaves are | 61 |
said to be | 61 |
as far as | 60 |
is said to | 59 |
in our gardens | 58 |
variety of the | 58 |
but it is | 58 |
some parts of | 57 |
at the same | 57 |
are said to | 56 |
to a certain | 56 |
there is a | 56 |
parting its roots | 55 |
the nature of | 55 |
there is no | 55 |
the end of | 55 |
of the flower | 55 |
respect to the | 55 |
which have been | 54 |
several parts of | 54 |
the leaves of | 54 |
more or less | 54 |
to the same | 53 |
the inhabitants of | 53 |
as it is | 53 |
the colour of | 53 |
is one of | 53 |
the flowers are | 52 |
by parting its | 52 |
this species of | 51 |
the production of | 51 |
the flowers of | 51 |
the size of | 50 |
which grows in | 50 |
in a state | 50 |
the conditions of | 50 |
the west indies | 50 |
the power of | 50 |
as soon as | 49 |
it is said | 49 |
a variety of | 49 |
the cultivation of | 48 |
nature of the | 48 |
the same time | 47 |
the varieties of | 47 |
the appearance of | 47 |
of the leaves | 47 |
a certain extent | 47 |
from each other | 47 |
the number of | 47 |
parts of england | 46 |
a state of | 46 |
in the year | 45 |
grows wild in | 45 |
the pollen of | 44 |
development of the | 44 |
of the plants | 44 |
same manner as | 44 |
of the summer | 43 |
the use of | 43 |
according to the | 43 |
colour of the | 43 |
under the name | 42 |
is a hardy | 42 |
its roots in | 42 |
of the plant | 42 |
the time of | 42 |
to the height | 41 |
which they are | 41 |
is propagated by | 41 |
the island of | 41 |
in several parts | 41 |
of the cape | 41 |
in some parts | 41 |
the zoological gardens | 40 |
of which are | 40 |
the east indies | 40 |
given in the | 40 |
origin of the | 40 |
the south of | 39 |
three or four | 39 |
from the same | 39 |
of the two | 39 |
of the genus | 39 |
other parts of | 38 |
nearly the same | 38 |
they may be | 38 |
the form of | 38 |
action of the | 38 |
and use of | 38 |
change in the | 38 |
informs me that | 37 |
roots in autumn | 37 |
many of the | 37 |
in the west | 37 |
it would be | 37 |
in the course | 37 |
for the purpose | 37 |
case of the | 36 |
in the zoological | 36 |
derived from the | 36 |
state of nature | 36 |
the course of | 36 |
of the dog | 36 |
the development of | 36 |
parts of europe | 36 |
in this case | 35 |
the principle of | 35 |
the seeds of | 35 |
so that the | 35 |
for this purpose | 35 |
a distinct species | 35 |
individuals of the | 35 |
during most of | 35 |
they have been | 35 |
leaves of the | 35 |
in which it | 34 |
their own pollen | 34 |
where it is | 34 |
account of its | 34 |
of its flowers | 34 |
in some cases | 34 |
the shape of | 34 |
is well known | 34 |
into this country | 34 |
of the year | 34 |
out of the | 34 |
the month of | 34 |
the fruit of | 34 |
is a well | 34 |
reason to believe | 33 |
has long been | 33 |
and of the | 33 |
of the potato | 33 |
propagated by parting | 33 |
it does not | 33 |
so as to | 33 |
that they are | 32 |
it is in | 32 |
is a very | 32 |
the tendency to | 32 |
a species of | 32 |
it as a | 32 |
exposed to the | 32 |
are of a | 32 |
to believe that | 32 |
propagated by cuttings | 32 |
of varieties of | 32 |
it is well | 32 |
the present species | 31 |
the crossing of | 31 |
our domesticated animals | 31 |
in the autumn | 31 |
it flowers in | 31 |
the beginning of | 31 |
and on the | 31 |
the reproductive organs | 31 |
it in the | 30 |
of the east | 30 |
cultivated in the | 30 |
the royal garden | 30 |
to be the | 30 |
four or five | 30 |
it is the | 30 |
the wood of | 30 |
the case with | 30 |
variation in the | 29 |
in the east | 29 |
liable to be | 29 |
in the first | 29 |
flowers of the | 29 |
have been observed | 29 |
have seen that | 29 |
breeds of the | 29 |
the formation of | 29 |
used in medicine | 29 |
of the other | 29 |
as we shall | 29 |
it is very | 29 |
so it is | 29 |
cultivation of the | 29 |
in this state | 29 |
the amount of | 29 |
it is sometimes | 29 |
said to have | 28 |
of the fowl | 28 |
it is found | 28 |
of this tree | 28 |
members of the | 28 |
of the first | 28 |
the action of | 28 |
changed conditions of | 28 |
and in some | 28 |
it is of | 28 |
changes in the | 28 |
the bark of | 28 |
the middle of | 27 |
it is probable | 27 |
which may be | 27 |
of the common | 27 |
effects of the | 27 |
which grows wild | 27 |
the growth of | 27 |
the roots of | 27 |
structure of the | 27 |
we do not | 27 |
in regard to | 27 |
well as the | 27 |
at the base | 27 |
the purpose of | 27 |
the structure of | 27 |
of the flowers | 27 |
in the other | 27 |
there can be | 27 |
size of the | 27 |
bushels per acre | 26 |
in the island | 26 |
due to the | 26 |
cultivated in our | 26 |
the fruit is | 26 |
and by the | 26 |
but in the | 26 |
of all the | 26 |
the juice of | 26 |
by no means | 26 |
as to be | 26 |
is cultivated in | 26 |
used as a | 26 |
been known to | 26 |
form of the | 26 |
the present plant | 26 |
side of the | 26 |
in the winter | 26 |
the open border | 26 |
of the wild | 26 |
the hortus kewensis | 26 |
it will be | 25 |
the open ground | 25 |
such as the | 25 |
to which they | 25 |
length of the | 25 |
in some of | 25 |
of this species | 25 |
increased by cuttings | 25 |
to be a | 25 |
royal garden at | 25 |
the plants are | 25 |
but there is | 25 |
and they are | 25 |
fruit of the | 25 |
with their own | 25 |
do not know | 25 |
that in the | 25 |
on this subject | 25 |
as with the | 25 |
might have been | 25 |
it is also | 25 |
the act of | 25 |
of changed conditions | 25 |
the same family | 25 |
in the conditions | 25 |
contained in the | 25 |
of this genus | 25 |
in which they | 25 |
shown in the | 25 |
of the roots | 24 |
kept in the | 24 |
as we have | 24 |
this is the | 24 |
with the same | 24 |
found to be | 24 |
could be given | 24 |
the reproductive system | 24 |
character of the | 24 |
of the horse | 24 |
of the south | 24 |
of close interbreeding | 24 |
to the royal | 24 |
history of the | 24 |
bark of the | 24 |
prepotency of transmission | 24 |
length of time | 24 |
it must be | 24 |
in these cases | 24 |
to vary in | 24 |
to that of | 24 |
that there is | 24 |
they should be | 24 |
it should be | 24 |
be considered as | 24 |
where they are | 24 |
the plant is | 24 |
difference in the | 24 |
a cause of | 24 |
in the offspring | 23 |
large number of | 23 |
species of the | 23 |
and flowers in | 23 |
has not been | 23 |
it is an | 23 |
early in the | 23 |
covered with a | 23 |
its own pollen | 23 |
is said that | 23 |
the period of | 23 |
and may be | 23 |
colour of its | 23 |
about the year | 23 |
in almost any | 23 |
must have been | 23 |
fertility of the | 23 |
they do not | 23 |
the fertility of | 23 |
gemmules derived from | 23 |
different parts of | 23 |
in a pot | 23 |
in some degree | 23 |
plants of the | 23 |
as that of | 23 |
this plant is | 23 |
the length of | 23 |
cape of good | 23 |
every part of | 23 |
in all cases | 22 |
introduced to the | 22 |
may be propagated | 22 |
various parts of | 22 |
the male element | 22 |
than any other | 22 |
of good hope | 22 |
we shall see | 22 |
is a plant | 22 |
the same variety | 22 |
different kinds of | 22 |
almost any soil | 22 |
and a half | 22 |
seen in the | 22 |
than in the | 22 |
a number of | 22 |
ought to be | 22 |
from the cape | 22 |
to this country | 22 |
on the continent | 22 |
soon as the | 22 |
the cape of | 22 |
sterility of the | 22 |
it is usually | 22 |
me that he | 22 |
direct action of | 22 |
the leaves and | 22 |
by the name | 22 |
the sterility of | 22 |
grows in the | 22 |
may be made | 22 |
seeds of the | 22 |
taken from the | 22 |
be propagated by | 22 |
of the world | 22 |
secondary sexual characters | 22 |
garden at kew | 22 |
as a medicine | 22 |
of the tree | 22 |
the result of | 22 |
as they are | 22 |
a large number | 22 |
its blossoms are | 21 |
in order to | 21 |
the character of | 21 |
of which the | 21 |
southern parts of | 21 |
in south america | 21 |
from a cross | 21 |
when crossed with | 21 |
there are two | 21 |
breeds of cattle | 21 |
has been found | 21 |
sown in the | 21 |
this species is | 21 |
raised from seeds | 21 |
well known to | 21 |
of a distinct | 21 |
in this respect | 21 |
of natural selection | 21 |
the selection of | 21 |
a plant of | 21 |
the same flower | 21 |
and other parts | 21 |
account of the | 21 |
may and june | 21 |
the aid of | 21 |
in comparison with | 21 |
at the end | 21 |
in north america | 21 |
in a few | 21 |
be no doubt | 21 |
fertilised by the | 21 |
five or six | 21 |
which had been | 21 |
the attacks of | 21 |
to the sun | 21 |
and the flowers | 21 |
have been exposed | 21 |
a place in | 21 |
of a plant | 20 |
in the middle | 20 |
the same plant | 20 |
in their native | 20 |
of the peach | 20 |
a hardy perennial | 20 |
june and july | 20 |
in most cases | 20 |
south of europe | 20 |
of its leaves | 20 |
in a future | 20 |
can be no | 20 |
it is propagated | 20 |
it is much | 20 |
after having been | 20 |
shape of the | 20 |
a tendency to | 20 |
when they are | 20 |
about the size | 20 |
but this is | 20 |
varieties of wheat | 20 |
and this is | 20 |
sides of the | 20 |
are apt to | 20 |
together with the | 20 |
in the form | 20 |
there are several | 20 |
of the west | 20 |
like those of | 20 |
is distinguished by | 20 |
and from the | 20 |
number of the | 20 |
in many cases | 20 |
by the pollen | 20 |
of the fruit | 20 |
tendency to reversion | 20 |
in different parts | 20 |
the belief that | 20 |
wood of the | 20 |
in point of | 20 |
to which the | 20 |
are in a | 20 |
in the second | 20 |
the breeding of | 20 |
was introduced to | 20 |
growth of the | 20 |
of the best | 20 |
the base of | 20 |
in consequence of | 20 |
it flowers from | 20 |
not have been | 20 |
can hardly be | 20 |
plants contained in | 19 |
of the whole | 19 |
author of the | 19 |
and the other | 19 |
no reason to | 19 |
through natural selection | 19 |
in the third | 19 |
independently of the | 19 |
it in his | 19 |
the offspring of | 19 |
be planted in | 19 |
the plants contained | 19 |
names of the | 19 |
of which is | 19 |
we may infer | 19 |
of its blossoms | 19 |
we are informed | 19 |
the law of | 19 |
of which it | 19 |
northern parts of | 19 |
some of these | 19 |
which are not | 19 |
for the table | 19 |
differences in the | 19 |
the present day | 19 |
of breeds of | 19 |
which they have | 19 |
the variability of | 19 |
hence it is | 19 |
this tree is | 19 |
has been observed | 19 |
is supposed to | 19 |
in may and | 19 |
it is difficult | 19 |
it is now | 19 |
the inheritance of | 19 |
than those of | 19 |
that this is | 19 |
found in the | 19 |
be attributed to | 19 |
which is cultivated | 19 |
of the trees | 19 |
the union of | 19 |
from june to | 19 |
the evil effects | 19 |
in the time | 19 |
we may conclude | 19 |
many parts of | 19 |
vary in the | 19 |
used for the | 19 |
is of a | 19 |
kept in a | 19 |
would have been | 19 |
the organs of | 19 |
in the stove | 18 |
its name of | 18 |
are alphabetically arranged | 18 |
in honour of | 18 |
from changed conditions | 18 |
more than one | 18 |
in the sun | 18 |
in the horse | 18 |
a multitude of | 18 |
in the number | 18 |
the origin of | 18 |
has been known | 18 |
during many generations | 18 |
is not so | 18 |
the most ornamental | 18 |
which i have | 18 |
flowers in the | 18 |
about the month | 18 |
imported into this | 18 |
not to be | 18 |
is probable that | 18 |
is difficult to | 18 |
of all kinds | 18 |
be sown in | 18 |
the northern parts | 18 |
of the sun | 18 |
nearly all the | 18 |
by far the | 18 |
a plant which | 18 |
the individuals of | 18 |
that it was | 18 |
from a distinct | 18 |
rarely or never | 18 |
of the seed | 18 |
the direct action | 18 |
the difference in | 18 |
which is the | 18 |
the roots are | 18 |
by their own | 18 |
the sexual elements | 18 |
could not have | 18 |
have not been | 18 |
readily propagated by | 18 |
the same individual | 18 |
as food for | 18 |
have been made | 18 |
native of spain | 18 |
has often been | 18 |
through the winter | 18 |
introduced to this | 18 |
definite action of | 18 |
it is with | 18 |
the state of | 17 |
raised from seed | 17 |
it appears to | 17 |
act of crossing | 17 |
habits of life | 17 |
i have seen | 17 |
this country from | 17 |
to suppose that | 17 |
as i have | 17 |
cultivated by mr | 17 |
a future chapter | 17 |
of north america | 17 |
due to reversion | 17 |
breeds of sheep | 17 |
point of view | 17 |
of the pigeon | 17 |
exactly the same | 17 |
well as in | 17 |
of the young | 17 |
employed in medicine | 17 |
in many parts | 17 |
may be kept | 17 |
is the most | 17 |
are used for | 17 |
are supposed to | 17 |
six or seven | 17 |
depends on the | 17 |
the preparation of | 17 |
but they are | 17 |
of the seeds | 17 |
is used for | 17 |
in other cases | 17 |
supposed to be | 17 |
with pollen from | 17 |
probable that the | 17 |
the produce of | 17 |
was cultivated by | 17 |
been exposed to | 17 |
several of the | 17 |
much cultivated in | 17 |
is obtained from | 17 |
as we see | 17 |
the authority of | 17 |
placed in a | 17 |
according to mr | 17 |
of the species | 17 |
state of the | 17 |
readily increased by | 17 |
and some other | 17 |
more than a | 17 |
believe that the | 17 |
affected by the | 17 |
flowers in june | 17 |
should be sown | 17 |
and the leaves | 17 |
of its foliage | 17 |
of this kind | 17 |
the cause of | 17 |
end of the | 17 |
to which it | 17 |
juice of the | 17 |
in the last | 17 |
the centre of | 17 |
flowers during most | 17 |
may also be | 17 |
of a large | 17 |
and that it | 17 |
is derived from | 17 |
are to be | 17 |
which has been | 17 |
the borders of | 17 |
in some instances | 17 |
a mixture of | 17 |
the sides of | 16 |
the sake of | 16 |
it is possible | 16 |
several varieties of | 16 |
much used in | 16 |
wild in the | 16 |
in the chapter | 16 |
flowers of this | 16 |
the reappearance of | 16 |
be fertilised by | 16 |
grows to the | 16 |
at corresponding periods | 16 |
is much used | 16 |
is readily propagated | 16 |
size of a | 16 |
in all the | 16 |
produced by the | 16 |
in the green | 16 |
no doubt that | 16 |
grows spontaneously in | 16 |
as long as | 16 |
the beauty of | 16 |
any soil or | 16 |
and i have | 16 |
each other in | 16 |
as to the | 16 |
of homologous parts | 16 |
been cultivated in | 16 |
the plants of | 16 |
accounted for by | 16 |
of the calyx | 16 |
in the centre | 16 |
planted in a | 16 |
pollen of a | 16 |
for the sake | 16 |
well known that | 16 |
one of those | 16 |
inhabitants of the | 16 |
species when crossed | 16 |
which can be | 16 |
is used by | 16 |
are found to | 16 |
facts have been | 16 |
male and female | 16 |
is readily increased | 16 |
the definite action | 16 |
in accordance with | 16 |
roots of the | 16 |
parts of north | 16 |
i have been | 16 |
volume are alphabetically | 16 |
the petals are | 16 |
like that of | 16 |
known to be | 16 |
flowers in may | 16 |
by which the | 16 |
flowers on the | 16 |
we know that | 16 |
the open air | 16 |
of species of | 16 |
of a fine | 16 |
the feeding of | 16 |
which it has | 16 |
cases have been | 16 |
in the following | 16 |
an article of | 16 |
first introduced into | 16 |
is an annual | 16 |
in june and | 16 |
have long been | 16 |
during a long | 16 |
the higher animals | 16 |
south of france | 16 |
soil or situation | 16 |
may conclude that | 16 |
they are in | 16 |
crossing of varieties | 16 |
has the name | 16 |
both of which | 16 |
is usually propagated | 16 |
it is supposed | 16 |
the species of | 16 |
surface of the | 16 |
to each other | 16 |
whence its name | 16 |
conditions to which | 16 |
by which it | 16 |
those on the | 15 |
and when the | 15 |
should be planted | 15 |
seen that the | 15 |
from the first | 15 |
deviations of structure | 15 |
have been recorded | 15 |
differs from the | 15 |
of the organisation | 15 |
evil effects of | 15 |
the rate of | 15 |
is found in | 15 |
taken from a | 15 |
in the south | 15 |
from a plant | 15 |
far as we | 15 |
are used in | 15 |
of the offspring | 15 |
of the apple | 15 |
effects of close | 15 |
the crossed offspring | 15 |
the whole of | 15 |
even in the | 15 |
they are not | 15 |
is imported from | 15 |
and it has | 15 |
on the authority | 15 |
and for the | 15 |
the seed of | 15 |
the same character | 15 |
of transmission in | 15 |
the culture of | 15 |
they are then | 15 |
are liable to | 15 |
change of soil | 15 |
of different kinds | 15 |
of the country | 15 |
of the reproductive | 15 |
of animals and | 15 |
we are led | 15 |
with the common | 15 |
of the three | 15 |
on the whole | 15 |
july and august | 15 |
borders of the | 15 |
and of a | 15 |
the transmission of | 15 |
of the stalk | 15 |
ripens its seeds | 15 |
account for the | 15 |
of it in | 15 |
of the male | 15 |
of the latter | 15 |
is to be | 15 |
the existence of | 15 |
they are also | 15 |
slight changes in | 15 |
no less than | 15 |
propagated by offsets | 15 |
are taken from | 15 |
usually propagated by | 15 |
connected with the | 15 |
is the case | 15 |
on each side | 15 |
of the plum | 15 |
the same treatment | 15 |
of change of | 15 |
the swiss lake | 15 |
or in the | 15 |
this is an | 15 |
amount of difference | 15 |
with double flowers | 15 |
the influence of | 15 |
the southern parts | 15 |
action of changed | 15 |
in any way | 15 |
in the th | 15 |
is found to | 15 |
a substitute for | 15 |
appears to have | 15 |
of them are | 15 |
is much cultivated | 15 |
this is a | 15 |
is used in | 15 |
of the conditions | 15 |
in the summer | 15 |
made from the | 15 |
this plant in | 15 |
which is of | 14 |
of what made | 14 |
informs us that | 14 |
corresponding periods of | 14 |
characters of the | 14 |
in the northern | 14 |
our drawing was | 14 |
of a single | 14 |
it is generally | 14 |
we see that | 14 |
east and west | 14 |
of the branches | 14 |
increased by parting | 14 |
was first introduced | 14 |
in a dry | 14 |
periods of life | 14 |
as shown by | 14 |
propagated by seed | 14 |
to be more | 14 |
the wood is | 14 |
the neighbourhood of | 14 |
its leaves are | 14 |
a change of | 14 |
of character in | 14 |
is a small | 14 |
of our domesticated | 14 |
description and use | 14 |
with which it | 14 |
which we are | 14 |
summit of the | 14 |
shown by the | 14 |
the united states | 14 |
base of the | 14 |
the age of | 14 |
of the several | 14 |
formed by the | 14 |
in their natural | 14 |
at the present | 14 |
have seen in | 14 |
it is certain | 14 |
the same principle | 14 |
in some countries | 14 |
with a distinct | 14 |
it was introduced | 14 |
for the feeding | 14 |
seeds in the | 14 |
the top of | 14 |
by the conditions | 14 |
more than two | 14 |
with the most | 14 |
it is most | 14 |
i do not | 14 |
shall see in | 14 |
appears to be | 14 |
of the varieties | 14 |
it is to | 14 |
edition of the | 14 |
the falkland islands | 14 |
in breeds of | 14 |
in this work | 14 |
of the more | 14 |
at an early | 14 |
which is a | 14 |
in the two | 14 |
the summit of | 14 |
i may add | 14 |
should not be | 14 |
in the gardens | 14 |
cattle and sheep | 14 |
conclude that the | 14 |
to bushels per | 14 |
difference between the | 14 |
it would appear | 14 |
breeding in captivity | 14 |
for many years | 14 |
by natural selection | 14 |
two kinds of | 14 |
is no reason | 14 |
those who have | 14 |
differ from each | 14 |
on the nature | 14 |
used in the | 14 |
is a species | 14 |
and was introduced | 14 |
far as i | 14 |
it is chiefly | 14 |
as a substitute | 14 |
in mind that | 14 |
so far as | 14 |
i have heard | 14 |
the process of | 14 |
they must be | 14 |
in the latter | 14 |
the juice is | 14 |
disuse of parts | 14 |
by means of | 14 |
during several generations | 14 |
a foot in | 14 |
effects of crossing | 14 |
on this head | 14 |
best in a | 14 |
is certain that | 14 |
could not be | 14 |
in a former | 14 |
the whole plant | 14 |
it is necessary | 14 |
they are sometimes | 14 |
not in the | 14 |
caused by the | 14 |
the months of | 14 |
in the colour | 13 |
in size and | 13 |
a greenhouse plant | 13 |
they are to | 13 |
cause of the | 13 |
in the hortus | 13 |
that they may | 13 |
far the most | 13 |
from the other | 13 |
case with the | 13 |
the cure of | 13 |
in the manner | 13 |
look at the | 13 |
of a small | 13 |
of these plants | 13 |
to those of | 13 |
that it will | 13 |
in its wild | 13 |
of the flora | 13 |
it is notorious | 13 |
the good effects | 13 |
on the breeding | 13 |
is not the | 13 |
employed in the | 13 |
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number of eggs | 13 |
of the orange | 13 |
place of growth | 13 |
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the plant here | 13 |
a host of | 13 |
part of this | 13 |
that it may | 13 |
at a certain | 13 |
the degree of | 13 |
it to be | 13 |
dimorphic and trimorphic | 13 |
a cross between | 13 |
the conditions to | 13 |
prepared for use | 13 |
regard to the | 13 |
seven or eight | 13 |
variety of it | 13 |
or at least | 13 |
and west indies | 13 |
such as are | 13 |
the stigma of | 13 |
which do not | 13 |
in a common | 13 |
which in the | 13 |
of the lower | 13 |
the east and | 13 |
it has a | 13 |
in the most | 13 |
and in this | 13 |
here we have | 13 |
used by the | 13 |
from may to | 13 |
long been cultivated | 13 |
the fact of | 13 |
cases in which | 13 |
of the stem | 13 |
than the other | 13 |
the forms of | 13 |
any of the | 13 |
with each other | 13 |
of the vine | 13 |
period of gestation | 13 |
cultivated in gardens | 13 |
and is readily | 13 |
a distinct plant | 13 |
be kept in | 13 |
to show that | 13 |
distinguished by having | 13 |
and some of | 13 |
propagated by buds | 13 |
constitution of the | 13 |
the chapter on | 13 |
the whole body | 13 |
plant which flowered | 13 |
some degree of | 13 |
and is much | 13 |
the position of | 13 |
at first sight | 13 |
effects of disuse | 13 |
and the fruit | 13 |
are produced in | 13 |
requires the same | 13 |
domesticated animals and | 13 |
some of them | 13 |
breeds of pigeons | 13 |
of the white | 13 |
in the earlier | 13 |
applied to the | 13 |
equal to bushels | 13 |
which is not | 13 |
of a species | 13 |
in the shape | 13 |
but it may | 13 |
breeds of fowls | 13 |
belong to the | 13 |
by the indians | 13 |
in various ways | 13 |
cattle of the | 13 |
the most common | 13 |
as a remedy | 13 |
to be of | 13 |
it will grow | 13 |
in various parts | 13 |
that he has | 13 |
the eggs of | 13 |
every one knows | 13 |
the characters of | 13 |
use and disuse | 13 |
the other species | 13 |
is by no | 13 |
the upper part | 13 |
of the many | 13 |
may be seen | 13 |
on the fire | 13 |
plants of it | 13 |
several kinds of | 13 |
it is then | 13 |
of the head | 13 |
to make a | 13 |
in july and | 13 |
youatt on sheep | 13 |
drawing was made | 13 |
which the plant | 13 |
on the effects | 13 |
when we reflect | 13 |
introduced into this | 13 |
feet in length | 13 |
in the parent | 13 |
plants of this | 13 |
in the one | 13 |
is sometimes used | 13 |
the same age | 13 |
the first generation | 13 |
distinguished by the | 13 |
to breed in | 13 |
arrest of development | 13 |
a few years | 13 |
greater or less | 13 |
appear to be | 13 |
its flowers are | 13 |
for it is | 12 |
the difference between | 12 |
variations in the | 12 |
in a warm | 12 |
and trimorphic plants | 12 |
is reason to | 12 |
used as food | 12 |
plant of the | 12 |
is necessary to | 12 |
that all the | 12 |
be seen in | 12 |
as early as | 12 |
of the present | 12 |
in a great | 12 |
that they were | 12 |
with pollen of | 12 |
in the genus | 12 |
in one instance | 12 |
closely allied species | 12 |
each of the | 12 |
that can be | 12 |
as those of | 12 |
no this species | 12 |
are much more | 12 |
reflect on the | 12 |
be accounted for | 12 |
with us in | 12 |
there are three | 12 |
the rest of | 12 |
crossing of distinct | 12 |
the young shoots | 12 |
in some few | 12 |
that of a | 12 |
the spring of | 12 |
in the present | 12 |
of transmission of | 12 |
continued close interbreeding | 12 |
same treatment as | 12 |
about the same | 12 |
and is a | 12 |
all organic beings | 12 |
and there is | 12 |
to this subject | 12 |
at the extremity | 12 |
of the corolla | 12 |
would not have | 12 |
cultivated in this | 12 |
the importance of | 12 |
this has been | 12 |
more than the | 12 |
adapted to the | 12 |
centre of the | 12 |
selection by man | 12 |
at the cape | 12 |
it has long | 12 |
in nearly the | 12 |
to the inhabitants | 12 |
in a very | 12 |
of south america | 12 |
exposure to the | 12 |
of soil to | 12 |
in our own | 12 |
does not appear | 12 |
plants which have | 12 |
shows that the | 12 |
with the exception | 12 |
that they have | 12 |
during many years | 12 |
we are indebted | 12 |
upper part of | 12 |
is that of | 12 |
of the family | 12 |
is a more | 12 |
of the english | 12 |
of our gardens | 12 |
one of them | 12 |
in the ground | 12 |
seeds with us | 12 |
its taste is | 12 |
the head and | 12 |
as an ingredient | 12 |
races of the | 12 |
are large and | 12 |
made into a | 12 |
other species of | 12 |
reason to suppose | 12 |
on each other | 12 |
been observed with | 12 |
heat of the | 12 |
is liable to | 12 |
the same general | 12 |
an inhabitant of | 12 |
in his garden | 12 |
characters derived from | 12 |
pollen of the | 12 |
our own country | 12 |
it is one | 12 |
on the contrary | 12 |
there is reason | 12 |
in the hort | 12 |
it was formerly | 12 |
rest of the | 12 |
it is used | 12 |
stage of development | 12 |
the head of | 12 |
parts of india | 12 |
in the least | 12 |
their natural conditions | 12 |
is known to | 12 |
of the wood | 12 |
it is by | 12 |
greater number of | 12 |
a case of | 12 |
accordance with the | 12 |
be raised from | 12 |
than that of | 12 |
belonging to the | 12 |
the root of | 12 |
be the case | 12 |
in the fourth | 12 |
the banks of | 12 |
most of our | 12 |
be increased by | 12 |
are made of | 12 |
or in a | 12 |
which has a | 12 |
one of which | 12 |
the members of | 12 |
degree of sterility | 12 |
of the parent | 12 |
as an ornamental | 12 |
that they would | 12 |
in the month | 12 |
case of a | 12 |
are indebted for | 12 |
of distinct species | 12 |
it begins to | 12 |
we shall presently | 12 |
elements of the | 12 |
flowers from june | 12 |
fertilised by their | 12 |
the summer months | 12 |
both in the | 12 |
states that the | 12 |
bear in mind | 12 |
it is frequently | 12 |
plant may be | 12 |
plant in the | 12 |
those which have | 12 |
when fertilised by | 12 |
on the upper | 12 |
derived from a | 12 |
are propagated by | 12 |
form of a | 12 |
it might have | 12 |
manner as the | 12 |
an infusion of | 12 |
that he had | 12 |
at the top | 12 |
period of life | 12 |
the latter are | 12 |
when the plant | 12 |
we have no | 12 |
of many of | 12 |
at the edges | 12 |
the fact that | 12 |
in the pig | 12 |
easily propagated by | 12 |
syngenesia polygamia superflua | 12 |
be taken to | 12 |
so that they | 12 |
domestication of the | 12 |
shall presently see | 12 |
it forms a | 12 |
confined to the | 12 |
those which are | 12 |
which should be | 12 |
require to be | 12 |
dried in the | 11 |
the same way | 11 |
of the pollen | 11 |
a much more | 11 |
are sometimes used | 11 |
so that it | 11 |
are informed that | 11 |
in the several | 11 |
of the domestic | 11 |
of the mother | 11 |
most parts of | 11 |
the increased size | 11 |
will have been | 11 |
a great number | 11 |
of its being | 11 |
of late years | 11 |
was cultivated in | 11 |
at least in | 11 |
though a native | 11 |
been subjected to | 11 |
at a very | 11 |
the quantity of | 11 |
for the use | 11 |
flowers with us | 11 |
doubt that the | 11 |
descended from the | 11 |
principle of inheritance | 11 |
islands of the | 11 |
produced by a | 11 |
a vast number | 11 |
the introduction of | 11 |
about the beginning | 11 |
in most of | 11 |
be said to | 11 |
that the flowers | 11 |
may be added | 11 |
of the ground | 11 |
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it appears that | 11 |
it is that | 11 |
production of a | 11 |
the opinion of | 11 |
described in the | 11 |
with its own | 11 |
the white variety | 11 |
on the cultivation | 11 |
mixed with a | 11 |
in the woods | 11 |
if they are | 11 |
in such manner | 11 |
in a greater | 11 |
our gardens in | 11 |
of a variety | 11 |
the same genus | 11 |
by changed conditions | 11 |
it is impossible | 11 |
have been modified | 11 |
employed as a | 11 |
is known by | 11 |
from what we | 11 |
many of our | 11 |
we must believe | 11 |
in almost every | 11 |
pigs of the | 11 |
the seeds are | 11 |
will grow in | 11 |
of the cherry | 11 |
the same country | 11 |
of the northern | 11 |
modifications of structure | 11 |
only in the | 11 |
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only a few | 11 |
the history of | 11 |
and have been | 11 |
in which we | 11 |
of two or | 11 |
other kinds of | 11 |
found that the | 11 |
of a white | 11 |
its wild state | 11 |
grows naturally in | 11 |
the islands of | 11 |
which are of | 11 |
with that of | 11 |
selection of the | 11 |
was introduced by | 11 |
on this account | 11 |
that the crossing | 11 |
from one to | 11 |
of the continent | 11 |
particularly in the | 11 |
have been found | 11 |
analogous facts have | 11 |
and is distinguished | 11 |
are employed in | 11 |
may infer that | 11 |
of the female | 11 |
propagated by seeds | 11 |
grimwood and co | 11 |
a short time | 11 |
wild on the | 11 |
in great abundance | 11 |
to flower in | 11 |
the exception of | 11 |
is not surprising | 11 |
in the botanic | 11 |
we may feel | 11 |
the same result | 11 |
this may be | 11 |
one or two | 11 |
great number of | 11 |
pollen taken from | 11 |
of seeds in | 11 |
that the plant | 11 |
and cultivated plants | 11 |
is made into | 11 |
plants raised from | 11 |
we see the | 11 |
and to be | 11 |
inches in length | 11 |
about the middle | 11 |
its name from | 11 |
a greater or | 11 |
of one of | 11 |
of the pig | 11 |
on the female | 11 |
of colour in | 11 |
proper to the | 11 |
in the formation | 11 |
the earlier chapters | 11 |
more and more | 11 |
raised from the | 11 |
with which the | 11 |
to reversion to | 11 |
i hear from | 11 |
the surface of | 11 |
of the appearance | 11 |
from close interbreeding | 11 |
inheritance at corresponding | 11 |
them in the | 11 |
but particularly in | 11 |
is due to | 11 |
of the hair | 11 |
on the legs | 11 |
the branches of | 11 |
and as the | 11 |
have been raised | 11 |
is obtained by | 11 |
soon as they | 11 |
when it is | 11 |
that which is | 11 |
it was shown | 11 |
requires to be | 11 |
for the most | 11 |
and is usually | 11 |
what it is | 11 |
be placed in | 11 |
as an article | 11 |
the proportion of | 11 |
beauty of its | 11 |
of the great | 11 |
of the eye | 11 |
with the plants | 11 |
varieties of maize | 11 |
the heat of | 11 |
this fruit is | 11 |
change of climate | 11 |
it is customary | 11 |
that it has | 11 |
an inch in | 11 |
to the air | 11 |
the making of | 11 |
is in the | 11 |
they are of | 11 |
as i can | 11 |
males and females | 11 |
capable of being | 11 |
isidore geoffroy st | 11 |
a breed of | 10 |
is made from | 10 |
about the end | 10 |
the colours of | 10 |
the same tribe | 10 |
intermediate in character | 10 |
the flora londinensis | 10 |
it may also | 10 |
them in a | 10 |
de la soc | 10 |
which are so | 10 |
obtained from a | 10 |
an arrest of | 10 |
the north of | 10 |
similar to that | 10 |
plunged into a | 10 |
be found in | 10 |
to become scientifically | 10 |
to the celebrated | 10 |
soil in which | 10 |
from what prepared | 10 |
especially in the | 10 |
in which a | 10 |
acquainted with the | 10 |
may be had | 10 |
on the summit | 10 |
latin names of | 10 |
seed in the | 10 |
by the aid | 10 |
about a foot | 10 |
a common hot | 10 |
as a cause | 10 |
the natives of | 10 |
and has been | 10 |
employed for the | 10 |
and even in | 10 |
more liable to | 10 |
sometimes employed in | 10 |
it is almost | 10 |
figured and described | 10 |
on the origin | 10 |
ought not to | 10 |
a former chapter | 10 |
the quality of | 10 |
we can see | 10 |
in any other | 10 |
their native country | 10 |
but in this | 10 |
there is not | 10 |
that when the | 10 |
to the species | 10 |
cultivated in several | 10 |
a general rule | 10 |
early period of | 10 |
from a common | 10 |
many varieties of | 10 |
by its roots | 10 |
acted on by | 10 |
manner in which | 10 |
the same nature | 10 |
we have observed | 10 |
than the others | 10 |
we have a | 10 |
native of virginia | 10 |
the trees are | 10 |
of it with | 10 |
they are said | 10 |
are not so | 10 |
the parts of | 10 |
of foreign pollen | 10 |
which is used | 10 |
fruit of a | 10 |
with those of | 10 |
leads to the | 10 |
would not be | 10 |
the surrounding conditions | 10 |
youatt on cattle | 10 |
flowers from may | 10 |
in certain cases | 10 |
communicated to me | 10 |
are capable of | 10 |
in the whole | 10 |
the destruction of | 10 |
reversion to a | 10 |
crossed with the | 10 |
of the old | 10 |
feathers on the | 10 |
me that the | 10 |
portion of the | 10 |
of these are | 10 |
placed in the | 10 |
and sold by | 10 |
of a tree | 10 |
others of the | 10 |
and to the | 10 |
to be inherited | 10 |
those of a | 10 |
of white and | 10 |
on the fertility | 10 |
its seeds with | 10 |
said that the | 10 |
resembling that of | 10 |
instances have been | 10 |
of an inch | 10 |
pollen from a | 10 |
of the stomach | 10 |
assumption of male | 10 |
have been subjected | 10 |
may be increased | 10 |
see in a | 10 |
in order that | 10 |
from four to | 10 |
the soil is | 10 |
of selection on | 10 |
generic and specific | 10 |
account of their | 10 |
the most important | 10 |
none of the | 10 |
in the proportion | 10 |
summary of the | 10 |
vast number of | 10 |
in place of | 10 |
height of three | 10 |
the following cases | 10 |
varieties of this | 10 |
variations of the | 10 |
aiton informs us | 10 |
the same kind | 10 |
the potato crop | 10 |
is formed into | 10 |
a few days | 10 |
are made into | 10 |
in many instances | 10 |
to be found | 10 |
it is likewise | 10 |
from which the | 10 |
our domesticated productions | 10 |
position of the | 10 |
come into action | 10 |
me by mr | 10 |
the plants they | 10 |
the latter is | 10 |
from its being | 10 |
on the borders | 10 |
some few cases | 10 |
of the beak | 10 |
a common progenitor | 10 |
and sometimes even | 10 |
animals and cultivated | 10 |
leaves of this | 10 |
supposed to have | 10 |
to be transmitted | 10 |
early part of | 10 |
top of the | 10 |
the blossoms of | 10 |
of a rich | 10 |
or less sterile | 10 |
is apt to | 10 |
to be given | 10 |
during the winter | 10 |
a very early | 10 |
the two parent | 10 |
would appear that | 10 |
as much as | 10 |
on both sides | 10 |
of these the | 10 |
is not a | 10 |
breeding of the | 10 |
a certain degree | 10 |
the crossed plants | 10 |
been derived from | 10 |
which it was | 10 |
of this sort | 10 |
quality of the | 10 |
to a great | 10 |
to the offspring | 10 |
of the soil | 10 |
be made into | 10 |
for the production | 10 |
on the principle | 10 |
in the animal | 10 |
it is considered | 10 |
facts given in | 10 |
these plants are | 10 |
it the name | 10 |
somewhat resembling that | 10 |
when the plants | 10 |
one here figured | 10 |
an object of | 10 |
as the plant | 10 |
we have the | 10 |
of a different | 10 |
from which it | 10 |
the breeds of | 10 |
of the wings | 10 |
the soil in | 10 |
become scientifically acquainted | 10 |
two or more | 10 |
the consistence of | 10 |
in many other | 10 |
was shown in | 10 |
our figure was | 10 |
various kinds of | 10 |
of various kinds | 10 |
change in their | 10 |
to be used | 10 |
on one side | 10 |
varieties of it | 10 |
the manufacture of | 10 |
it flowers during | 10 |
have been given | 10 |
and the whole | 10 |
not so much | 10 |
remarked that the | 10 |
see in the | 10 |
a little while | 10 |
the male and | 10 |
all of which | 10 |
an ingredient in | 10 |
in this latter | 10 |
lead to the | 10 |
latent in the | 10 |
whence it was | 10 |
by its own | 10 |
known by the | 10 |
in the former | 10 |
the cases of | 10 |
power of selection | 10 |
a very different | 10 |
of propagating it | 10 |
effects of selection | 10 |
is a kind | 10 |
of the leaf | 10 |
describes it as | 10 |
for that purpose | 10 |
of crossing in | 10 |
this plant has | 10 |
as a general | 10 |
flowers of a | 10 |
remarks that the | 10 |
in relation to | 10 |
its seeds in | 10 |
have been expected | 10 |
of hybrids of | 10 |
a quart of | 10 |
throughout the body | 10 |
has shown that | 10 |
in the season | 10 |
has lately been | 10 |
been observed in | 10 |
in one of | 10 |
the last chapter | 10 |
of the garden | 10 |
much used by | 10 |
scientifically acquainted with | 10 |
has remarked that | 10 |
for their own | 10 |
tendency to the | 10 |
with the pollen | 10 |
we can hardly | 10 |
state to be | 10 |
the most striking | 10 |
we see in | 10 |
cases could be | 10 |
of large size | 10 |
the botanical magazine | 10 |
the subject of | 10 |
have been first | 10 |
a part of | 10 |
appearance of the | 10 |
power of the | 10 |
and with the | 10 |
have been long | 10 |
in the cure | 10 |
eight or nine | 10 |
of the others | 10 |
and specific characters | 10 |
made of it | 9 |
and the same | 9 |
wild in several | 9 |
parts of france | 9 |
eggs of the | 9 |
the most approved | 9 |
most approved methods | 9 |
it is more | 9 |
cause of variability | 9 |
offspring of the | 9 |
on the ground | 9 |
the lower animals | 9 |
breeds of dogs | 9 |
fertilised by pollen | 9 |
feet in height | 9 |
for horses and | 9 |
which the english | 9 |
a long time | 9 |
principal booksellers in | 9 |
the bottom of | 9 |
a more or | 9 |
it grows in | 9 |
an early period | 9 |
in the neighbourhood | 9 |
opposite sides of | 9 |
by william curtis | 9 |
appearance of a | 9 |
which the latin | 9 |
a change in | 9 |
on which the | 9 |
known by its | 9 |
fixedness of character | 9 |
an analogous case | 9 |
and one of | 9 |
consequence of this | 9 |
of a pale | 9 |
this country by | 9 |
a distinct individual | 9 |
in the common | 9 |
the old botanists | 9 |
their power of | 9 |
that in all | 9 |
are succeeded by | 9 |
it is cultivated | 9 |
which are added | 9 |
whether or not | 9 |
gemmules of the | 9 |
of the higher | 9 |
the best mode | 9 |
the same period | 9 |
the stamens are | 9 |
may be called | 9 |
at the bottom | 9 |
sold by the | 9 |
right and left | 9 |
the uses of | 9 |
begins to flower | 9 |
and plants which | 9 |
but i have | 9 |
sterile when crossed | 9 |
as we can | 9 |
which have long | 9 |
see that the | 9 |
flowers in july | 9 |
that the two | 9 |
consequence of the | 9 |
of some of | 9 |
the facts given | 9 |
the fragrance of | 9 |
produced in the | 9 |
by this means | 9 |
in correlation with | 9 |
the early part | 9 |
between the two | 9 |
the horse and | 9 |
according to dr | 9 |
crossed with a | 9 |
attached to the | 9 |
about an inch | 9 |
of the gemmules | 9 |
there are few | 9 |
a well known | 9 |
species are crossed | 9 |
booksellers in great | 9 |
feral rabbits of | 9 |
the hypothesis of | 9 |
all parts of | 9 |
it in a | 9 |
drawn from a | 9 |
may add that | 9 |
methods of culture | 9 |
from whence it | 9 |
we have already | 9 |
we must not | 9 |
the limits of | 9 |
somewhat similar to | 9 |
of this fact | 9 |
are exposed to | 9 |
it was cultivated | 9 |
is crossed with | 9 |
and has a | 9 |
if it were | 9 |
crossing of the | 9 |
the results of | 9 |
and which is | 9 |
by the union | 9 |
any change in | 9 |
their own kind | 9 |
to considerable extent | 9 |
organic beings in | 9 |
the distance of | 9 |
laws of variation | 9 |
i will give | 9 |
a pure air | 9 |
to the potato | 9 |
on the outside | 9 |
there has been | 9 |
are much used | 9 |
is an important | 9 |
causes of variability | 9 |
the bark is | 9 |
that in a | 9 |
was cultivated here | 9 |
accurately represented in | 9 |
at the rate | 9 |
can be propagated | 9 |
from july to | 9 |
their places of | 9 |
opposed to the | 9 |
grow in almost | 9 |
which has the | 9 |
the same tree | 9 |
and many other | 9 |
from the roots | 9 |
a work intended | 9 |
west indian islands | 9 |
and also in | 9 |
uniform in character | 9 |
to have a | 9 |
the constitution of | 9 |
enumerated in the | 9 |
introduced by mr | 9 |
of any other | 9 |
apt to be | 9 |
it becomes a | 9 |
we reflect on | 9 |
parts of america | 9 |
a succession of | 9 |
work intended for | 9 |
to a large | 9 |
facts could be | 9 |
imported from the | 9 |
differ much in | 9 |
pollen from the | 9 |
the tanning of | 9 |
there will be | 9 |
of a deep | 9 |
to which are | 9 |
of this fruit | 9 |
from the root | 9 |
course of time | 9 |
in the shops | 9 |
intended for the | 9 |
they are usually | 9 |
and the stove | 9 |
several species of | 9 |
view of the | 9 |
would be a | 9 |
in the swiss | 9 |
the principal booksellers | 9 |
which is much | 9 |
with a certain | 9 |
will thrive in | 9 |
that some of | 9 |
for in the | 9 |
considered as a | 9 |
plant here figured | 9 |
number of its | 9 |
on the good | 9 |
plants they cultivate | 9 |
from that of | 9 |
in cases of | 9 |
that they should | 9 |
a new breed | 9 |
there are many | 9 |
infusion of the | 9 |
a dry soil | 9 |
crossing of domestic | 9 |
from the seeds | 9 |
produced from the | 9 |
for a great | 9 |
under the same | 9 |
it is as | 9 |
are accurately represented | 9 |
make their appearance | 9 |
the means of | 9 |
places of growth | 9 |
treated in the | 9 |
britain and ireland | 9 |
parts of fructification | 9 |
a loamy soil | 9 |
is not only | 9 |
which the most | 9 |
to the bottom | 9 |
their natural colours | 9 |
a situation moderately | 9 |
after which they | 9 |
at the time | 9 |
the outside of | 9 |
the one here | 9 |
the most valuable | 9 |
cultivated in england | 9 |
all these cases | 9 |
on the one | 9 |
domestic and wild | 9 |
on the pig | 9 |
on a hot | 9 |
by various authors | 9 |
by some of | 9 |
difference in fertility | 9 |
part or organ | 9 |
to an extreme | 9 |
to prevent the | 9 |
of a bright | 9 |
the west indian | 9 |
the two sexes | 9 |
at first appears | 9 |
for the same | 9 |
which we have | 9 |
other such cases | 9 |
they are very | 9 |
a foot and | 9 |
hypothesis of pangenesis | 9 |
and that the | 9 |
in contact with | 9 |
english names of | 9 |
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and the west | 9 |
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tendency to sterility | 9 |
in the garden | 9 |
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half an inch | 9 |
use of the | 9 |
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a profusion of | 9 |
formation of new | 9 |
not at all | 9 |
from the seed | 9 |
the same sub | 9 |
on the under | 9 |
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the dried leaves | 9 |
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advantage of change | 9 |
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species is a | 9 |
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parts of germany | 9 |
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inheritance of peculiarities | 9 |
the opposite sex | 9 |
in hot climates | 9 |
origin of domestic | 9 |
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use or disuse | 9 |
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in the tanning | 9 |
the flowers appear | 9 |
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country from the | 9 |
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into each other | 9 |
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of the inhabitants | 9 |
black and white | 9 |
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the right and | 9 |
most ornamental foreign | 9 |
approved methods of | 9 |
times of flowering | 9 |
appearance of new | 9 |
to the common | 9 |
the english names | 9 |
height of six | 9 |
this latter case | 9 |
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relation to the | 9 |
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foliage and flowers | 9 |
the east india | 9 |
ornamental foreign plants | 9 |
some years ago | 9 |
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speaking of the | 9 |
may be said | 9 |
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the foregoing cases | 9 |
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of the cabbage | 9 |
have been cultivated | 9 |
by the ancients | 9 |
in the flowers | 9 |
to the present | 9 |
that the plants | 9 |
by the principal | 9 |
all the other | 9 |
the under side | 9 |
attributed to the | 9 |
in the flower | 9 |
our present subject | 9 |
of five or | 9 |
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our domestic productions | 9 |
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on the stigma | 9 |
in the wild | 9 |
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the most beautiful | 9 |
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height of about | 9 |
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the latin names | 9 |
of a very | 8 |
all the parts | 8 |
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affections of the | 8 |
fleece of sheep | 8 |
long since as | 8 |
state it is | 8 |
longer than the | 8 |
time of miller | 8 |
in the old | 8 |
on the varieties | 8 |
a considerable number | 8 |
have been attended | 8 |
part of their | 8 |
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limited by sex | 8 |
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the first year | 8 |
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of france and | 8 |
the best and | 8 |
development of each | 8 |
condition of the | 8 |
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transmission of character | 8 |
the same conditions | 8 |
of organic beings | 8 |
by which they | 8 |
has been called | 8 |
countries of the | 8 |
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great length of | 8 |
a figure of | 8 |
of secondary sexual | 8 |
in favour of | 8 |
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are well known | 8 |
when they have | 8 |
of gallus bankiva | 8 |
remarked to me | 8 |
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a pint of | 8 |
from the facts | 8 |
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as wish to | 8 |
of the characters | 8 |
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a great degree | 8 |
for some time | 8 |
the same sex | 8 |
their conditions of | 8 |
the larva of | 8 |
analogous variation in | 8 |
it grows spontaneously | 8 |
the skull of | 8 |
the plant has | 8 |
it is occasionally | 8 |
and a little | 8 |
and left sides | 8 |
hear from mr | 8 |
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an annual plant | 8 |
as a stove | 8 |
in several of | 8 |
two distinct species | 8 |
the niata cattle | 8 |
spring of the | 8 |
can be obtained | 8 |
to look at | 8 |
stigma of the | 8 |
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considerable number of | 8 |
in the greenhouse | 8 |
have been kept | 8 |
independence of the | 8 |
the loss of | 8 |
compensation of growth | 8 |
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to the parent | 8 |
is sometimes employed | 8 |
this tree has | 8 |
divergence of character | 8 |
of the seedlings | 8 |
as quoted in | 8 |
of selection in | 8 |
a gentle hot | 8 |
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they would be | 8 |
several breeds of | 8 |
a large extent | 8 |
as the leaves | 8 |
on the organisation | 8 |
different breeds of | 8 |
in the vegetable | 8 |
and is propagated | 8 |
from the ground | 8 |
ounces of butter | 8 |
of the british | 8 |
and that of | 8 |
and other complaints | 8 |
tanning of leather | 8 |
of sheep in | 8 |
intervals of time | 8 |
stamina intra nectarium | 8 |
with white flowers | 8 |
may be used | 8 |
thrive in almost | 8 |
flower or fruit | 8 |
of parts in | 8 |
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all such cases | 8 |
it is employed | 8 |
the size and | 8 |
it from the | 8 |
should be taken | 8 |
general sterility of | 8 |
an instance of | 8 |
they have a | 8 |
of six or | 8 |
after they have | 8 |
the publication of | 8 |
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the dogs of | 8 |
a considerable time | 8 |
the most part | 8 |
and made into | 8 |
appear in the | 8 |
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and is of | 8 |
tendency to vary | 8 |
as has been | 8 |
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in the cultivation | 8 |
spontaneously in the | 8 |
young and tender | 8 |
it is called | 8 |
various breeds of | 8 |
place in the | 8 |
and more especially | 8 |
are more or | 8 |
is customary to | 8 |
and the colour | 8 |
is caused by | 8 |
of domestic and | 8 |
have been formed | 8 |
and formed into | 8 |
food for cattle | 8 |
in some places | 8 |
weight of the | 8 |
the inner bark | 8 |
horses and cattle | 8 |
the gardens of | 8 |
the increased use | 8 |
to be much | 8 |
of cultivated plants | 8 |
variety of v | 8 |
or three years | 8 |
be had to | 8 |
is a common | 8 |
units of the | 8 |
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name from the | 8 |
at a birth | 8 |
of the feet | 8 |
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and colour of | 8 |
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the second year | 8 |
such manner as | 8 |
and was cultivated | 8 |
the colour and | 8 |
in a more | 8 |
of the crossed | 8 |
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have been introduced | 8 |
the occurrence of | 8 |
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th edition of | 8 |
be made to | 8 |
from the east | 8 |
the horns of | 8 |
effect on the | 8 |
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seed of the | 8 |
the fleece of | 8 |
of several parts | 8 |
of the melon | 8 |
derived from crossing | 8 |
have been known | 8 |
these cases the | 8 |
there is scarcely | 8 |
a distinct genus | 8 |
of the earth | 8 |
in the preparation | 8 |
end of april | 8 |
bottom of the | 8 |
led to the | 8 |
of the iris | 8 |
loam and bog | 8 |
outside of the | 8 |
the tissues of | 8 |
which has long | 8 |
a hardy herbaceous | 8 |
an ornamental plant | 8 |
and the latter | 8 |
they will be | 8 |
propagated by layers | 8 |
and the roots | 8 |
offsets from the | 8 |
as we know | 8 |
stalks of the | 8 |
or disuse of | 8 |
the gemmules of | 8 |
been recorded of | 8 |
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into a kind | 8 |
on by the | 8 |
cases of reversion | 8 |
native of germany | 8 |
the skin and | 8 |
is employed for | 8 |
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prepared from the | 8 |
is notorious that | 8 |
given to this | 8 |
of loam and | 8 |
diminished fertility of | 8 |
the english gardens | 8 |
imported into europe | 8 |
classes of facts | 8 |
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in a large | 8 |
the flowers have | 8 |
this plant are | 8 |
that we have | 8 |
is of considerable | 8 |
of the sweet | 8 |
branches of the | 8 |
the commencement of | 8 |
of the former | 8 |
owing to the | 8 |
of the kind | 8 |
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towards the end | 8 |
the other parent | 8 |
what is called | 8 |
in the ninth | 8 |
was made from | 8 |
profusion of bloom | 8 |
breed of cattle | 8 |
an essential oil | 8 |
has been the | 8 |
the latter end | 8 |
a sort of | 8 |
of cattle and | 8 |
reduced in size | 8 |
in some respects | 8 |
may be preserved | 8 |
it has often | 8 |
a series of | 8 |
the males of | 8 |
looked at as | 8 |
for a long | 8 |
has been introduced | 8 |
are employed for | 8 |
before they are | 8 |
where the plants | 8 |
authority of mr | 8 |
stem of the | 8 |
is a large | 8 |
by the ancient | 8 |
wish to become | 8 |
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can only be | 8 |
each other and | 8 |
tend to be | 8 |
i am informed | 8 |
gardens in the | 8 |
the addition of | 8 |
of new characters | 8 |
white and yellow | 8 |
to the taste | 8 |
during an early | 8 |
certain varieties of | 8 |
a single seed | 8 |
of the bark | 8 |
in the early | 8 |
or four feet | 8 |
we can understand | 8 |
close to the | 8 |
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advantageously employed in | 8 |
can scarcely be | 8 |
without the aid | 8 |
species in a | 8 |
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and prepared for | 8 |
of certain characters | 8 |
in the child | 8 |
of plumage in | 8 |
so that in | 8 |
the principal use | 8 |
far as the | 8 |
was first brought | 8 |
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with any other | 8 |
to be sown | 8 |
it was first | 8 |
of the petals | 8 |
of the second | 8 |
foreign pollen on | 8 |
it can be | 8 |
from the attacks | 8 |
correlation with the | 8 |
brilliancy of colour | 8 |
to great extent | 8 |
may be advantageously | 8 |
here figured is | 8 |
the animal kingdom | 8 |
it is certainly | 8 |
more tender than | 8 |
from the number | 8 |
of one species | 8 |
and the seed | 8 |
the legs and | 8 |
the th edition | 8 |
by offsets from | 8 |
two ounces of | 8 |
whole of the | 8 |
uniformity of character | 8 |
the smell of | 8 |
not due to | 8 |
seems to me | 8 |
and in many | 8 |
spirit of wine | 8 |
of the levant | 8 |
injurious to the | 8 |
sterility of crossed | 8 |
in my garden | 8 |
from the leaves | 8 |
have a good | 8 |
a north border | 8 |
of it are | 8 |
are to remain | 8 |
we have also | 8 |
on the difference | 8 |
as food in | 8 |
in its native | 8 |
on the leaves | 8 |
usual mode of | 8 |
by the natives | 8 |
is much esteemed | 8 |
latter end of | 8 |
curious case of | 8 |
two species of | 8 |
was drawn from | 8 |
seeds of it | 8 |
of this work | 8 |
remarks on this | 8 |
and the seeds | 8 |
long series of | 8 |
all the individuals | 8 |
of the falkland | 8 |
the gemmules derived | 8 |
more readily than | 8 |
effect of foreign | 8 |
it is so | 8 |
breed in captivity | 8 |
horse and ass | 8 |
there would be | 8 |
much of the | 8 |
eminently liable to | 8 |
such cases as | 8 |
of disuse of | 8 |
small portion of | 8 |
and for other | 8 |
that it grows | 8 |
case of reversion | 8 |
animals of the | 8 |
when in flower | 8 |
is imported into | 8 |
as i hear | 8 |
at a corresponding | 8 |
of the pear | 8 |
to be evolved | 8 |
the manner of | 8 |
but we must | 8 |
of the pea | 8 |
in conjunction with | 8 |
of crossed species | 8 |
feet and upwards | 8 |
dogs of the | 8 |
with us it | 8 |