. Botany for high schools. Botany. 462 GENERAL MORPHOLOGY OF PLANTS rosettes. These were different from any known species of evening primrose. One form (O. Icevifolia) with smooth leaves was found growing in a group a little distance from the main body of O. lamarckiana, where it was reproducing itself. The different forms found growing wild were transplanted to the. Fig. 414- Large plant, Lamarck's primrose ((Enothera lamarckiana); small plant at the right, dwarf primrose (CEnothera nanella), a mutant from Lamarck's primrose. (After MacDougall.) garden. Seeds from O. lamarckiana were sown in


. Botany for high schools. Botany. 462 GENERAL MORPHOLOGY OF PLANTS rosettes. These were different from any known species of evening primrose. One form (O. Icevifolia) with smooth leaves was found growing in a group a little distance from the main body of O. lamarckiana, where it was reproducing itself. The different forms found growing wild were transplanted to the. Fig. 414- Large plant, Lamarck's primrose ((Enothera lamarckiana); small plant at the right, dwarf primrose (CEnothera nanella), a mutant from Lamarck's primrose. (After MacDougall.) garden. Seeds from O. lamarckiana were sown in the garden in large numbers. Some of these seeds developed forms exactly like those new ones found in the field. After several years of study and experimentation several distinct mutants of O. lamarck- iana were obtained in pure culture in the garden, which were new forms or elementary species as they are called. WTien close pollinated these forms bred true, except that some of them threw off mutants also; the forms thrown off by. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Atkinson, George Francis, 1854-1918. New York, H. Holt and Company


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