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Darwin, Charles, 1809-1882

"Effects of Cross and Self Fertilisation in the Vegetable Kingdom"


Pot 1 : 51 4/8 : 58 6/8 : 31 5/8.
Pot 2 : 48 7/8 : 59 7/8 : 41 5/8.
Pot 2 : 54 4/8 : 58 2/8 : 41 2/8.
Pot 2 : 58 1/8 : 53 : 18 2/8.
Pot 3 : 62 : 52 2/8 : 46 6/8.
Pot 3 : 53 2/8 : 54 6/8 : 45.
Pot 3 : 62 7/8 : 61 6/8 : 19 4/8.
Pot 4 : 44 4/8 : 58 7/8 : 37 5/8.
Pot 4 : 49 2/8 : 65 2/8 : 33 2/8.
Pot 4 : .. : 59 6/8 : 32 2/8.
Pot 5 : 43 1/8 : 35 6/8 : 41 6/8.
Pot 5 : 53 7/8 : 34 6/8 : 26 4/8.
Pot 5 : 53 2/8 : 54 6/8 : 0.
Pot 6 : 37 4/8 : 56 : 46 4/8.
Pot 6 : 61 : 63 5/8 : 29 6/8.
Pot 6 : 0 : 57 7/8 : 14 4/8.
Pot 7 : 59 6/8 : 51 : 43.
Pot 7 : 43 4/8 : 49 6/8 : 12 2/8.
Pot 7 : 50 5/8 : 0 : 0.
Pot 8 : 37 7/8 : 38 5/8 : 21 6/8.
Pot 8 : 37 2/8 : 44 5/8 : 14 5/8.
Total : 1051.25 : 1190.50 : 697.88.
The twenty-one Westerham-crossed plants now averaged 50.05 inches; the
twenty-two intercrossed plants, 54.11 inches; and the twenty-one
self-fertilised plants, 33.23 inches in height. We thus get the
following ratios:--
The Westerham-crossed plants in height to the self-fertilised as 100 to
66.
The Westerham-crossed plants in height to the intercrossed as 100 to
108.
The intercrossed plants in height to the self-fertilised as 100 to 61.
We here see that the Westerham-crossed (the offspring of plants
self-fertilised for four generations and then crossed with a fresh
stock) have gained greatly in height, since they were first measured,
relatively to the plants self-fertilised for five generations.


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