Poppy
Subject
Subject Source: UK Archival Thesaurus
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
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[Drosera rotundifolia, continued] [application of carbonate of ammonia, water, salt, carbonate of potassium, carbonate of sodium, nitrate of sodium, nitrate of lime], 1873-10-19 - 1873-11-03
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Reference Code: GBR/0012/MS DAR 56: 121-128
Scope and Contents
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
(Note)
Dates:
1873-10-19 - 1873-11-03
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NS I Chap 3-4 Note, 1840-10-01 - 1841-07-31
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Reference Code: GBR/0012/MS DAR 49: 3-15
Scope and Contents
Fertilisation of Flowers 1840-9 (Ms pp 1-5, 7-9, 11-16)
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin; written at Maer / Shrewsbury side 12 half excised
(Note)
Dates:
1840-10-01 - 1841-07-31
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NS I Chap 5-38 Note, 1857-12-01
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Reference Code: GBR/0012/MS DAR 46.1: 41-42
Scope and Contents
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
(Note)
Dates:
1857-12-01
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NS I Chap 6-2 Note, 1840-07-01 - 1840-07-31
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Reference Code: GBR/0012/MS DAR 46.2: C2
Scope and Contents
All Humble Bees at Maer Garden-flowers
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin; written at Maer All Humble Bees at Maer Garden-flowers
(Note)
Dates:
1840-07-01 - 1840-07-31
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Found in:
Cambridge University Library
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Darwin Archive
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'Origin of Species': portfolios I
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'Natural Selection' chapters 5 and 6, portfolios on Seeds and Flowers (Cattell Catalogues) and 'Habits of Bees': notes on fertilisation of flowers
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Materials for chapter 6
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Natural Selection 'Habits of Bees' Portfolio (DAR 46.2C)
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Notes on Fertilisation of Flowers Part 2A (1840-1844) DAR 46.2C 'Habits of Bees'
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NS I Chap 6-10 Note, 1841-06-01 - 1841-06-30
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Reference Code: GBR/0012/MS DAR 46.2: C10-C11
Scope and Contents
Humbles certainly often visit same flower in Bunch twice
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin; written at Maer Humbles certainly often visit same flower in Bunch twice hand of Emma Darwin née Wedgwood, Shrewsbury, 12 July
(Note)
Dates:
1841-06-01 - 1841-06-30
Conditions Governing Access:
From the Fonds:
Some material in the Darwin archive is not available because it is unfit for production and access to some very fragile material may only be possible with support from specialist conservation staff. Please see descriptions for further details.
Found in:
Cambridge University Library
/
Darwin Archive
/
'Origin of Species': portfolios I
/
'Natural Selection' chapters 5 and 6, portfolios on Seeds and Flowers (Cattell Catalogues) and 'Habits of Bees': notes on fertilisation of flowers
/
Materials for chapter 6
/
Natural Selection 'Habits of Bees' Portfolio (DAR 46.2C)
/
Notes on Fertilisation of Flowers Part 2A (1840-1844) DAR 46.2C 'Habits of Bees'
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Saaft-maal (what is maal?) Nectar-guide or nectar spots nectar-marks, 1873-06-05
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Reference Code: GBR/0012/MS DAR 76: B107-B108
Scope and Contents
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
(Note)
Dates:
1873-06-05
Conditions Governing Access:
From the Fonds:
Some material in the Darwin archive is not available because it is unfit for production and access to some very fragile material may only be possible with support from specialist conservation staff. Please see descriptions for further details.