...were entirely suppressed. But when a double flower was produced, sometimes these usually nippressed nodes would become developed, in which case there...great increase in the number of petals, without any distúrbame in the staminal characters. But at other times there was no d sturbance in the normal character...

...flower was produced, sometimes these usually sup pressed nodes would become developed, in which ca-e there was a great increase in the number of petals, without any dis turbanue in the stamina! characters. -But at other times there was no d tturbance in the normal...

...which a double flower is produced. The axis of a flower was simply a branch very much retarded in ita development, and generally there were, on this arrested...themselves merely became petaloid. This was the case in the Epigeea, now found by Dr. Darrach. He is not alone in calling attention to these facts in wild flowers,...

...flower is produced, sometimes these usually suppressed nodes become developed, in which case there is a great increase in the number of petals, without...the staminal characters. But, at other times, there is no disturbance of the normal character of the axis. This was the case with the trailing arbutus...

...forming the calyx or corolla, and the regular stamens and carpels, which were entirely suppressed. Bnt when a double flower was produced, sometimes these...without any disturbance in the staminal characters. Bnt at other times there was no disturbance in the normal character of the axis. The stamens themselves...