Leaflets of Botanical Observation And Criticism 1
Leaflets of Botanical Observation And Criticism 1
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Herb, from Hamlet, N. C, 15 Apr., 1897, by C. S. Williamson, who found it ^^ In dry sand, in pine barrens." There is also a fine specimen from Bluff Spring, Clay Co., Alabama^ by Pollard and Mazon, July, 1900, in which the digitate foliage appears as the aestiyal development in a plant whose earlier leaves were normally pedate.
I take this deviation to be not exactly a mutation, but rather an example of atavism. It seems to tell us that a remote ancestor of r. pedata had the foliage of V. digit...ata. This view has a further warrant in the young plants of V, pedata that spring up from root shoots (its seedlings have never been described) the foliage of which is invariably of the digitate type, only simpler, exhibiting the cuneate figure, but with only about 3 teeth or lobes at summit.
The analogue of V. digitata in the case of the northwestern V. inornatay Greene, has been both described and figured in Pittonia.
V. LABTBOAEBULBA, Orecue, Biol. Soc. xiv. 70. Though not quite certain that this well marked violet is a mutate of V.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Herb, from Hamlet, N. C, 15 Apr., 1897, by C. S. Williamson, who found it ^^ In dry sand, in pine barrens." There is also a fine specimen from Bluff Spring, Clay Co., Alabama^ by Pollard and Mazon, July, 1900, in which the digitate foliage appears as the aestiyal development in a plant whose earlier leaves were normally pedate.
I take this deviation to be not exactly a mutation, but rather an example of atavism. It seems to tell us that a remote ancestor of r. pedata had the foliage of V. digit...ata. This view has a further warrant in the young plants of V, pedata that spring up from root shoots (its seedlings have never been described) the foliage of which is invariably of the digitate type, only simpler, exhibiting the cuneate figure, but with only about 3 teeth or lobes at summit.
The analogue of V. digitata in the case of the northwestern V. inornatay Greene, has been both described and figured in Pittonia.
V. LABTBOAEBULBA, Orecue, Biol. Soc. xiv. 70. Though not quite certain that this well marked violet is a mutate of V.
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