Species and Varieties, Their Origin by Mutation by Hugo DeVries
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The portrait which forms the frontispiece is a reproduction of a photograph taken by Professor F.E. Lloyd and Dr. W.A. Cannon during the visit of Professor de Vries at the Desert Botanical Laboratory of the Carnegie Institution, at Tucson, Arizona, in June, 1904. D. T. MACDOUGAL. December 15, 1905. CONTENTS A. INTRODUCTION. LECTURE PAGE I. Descent: theories of evolution and methods of investigation. 1 The theory of descent and of natural selection. Evolution and adaptation. Elementary species and varieties. Methods of scientific pedigree-culture. B. ELEMENTARY SPECIES. II. Elementary species in nature. 32 _Viola tricolor_, _Draba verna_, _Primula acaulis_, and other examples. _Euphorbia pecacuanha_. _Prunus maritima_. _Taraxacum_ and _Hieracium_. |
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