From John Denny 20 July 1872
Summary
Thanks CD for his offer to communicate the results of his experiments with Pelargonium to the Linnean Society. Prefers to continue experimenting for at least another season before doing so.
| Author: | John Denny |
| Addressee: | Charles Robert Darwin |
| Date: | 20 July 1872 |
| Classmark: | DAR 162: 160 |
| Letter no: | DCP-LETT-8421 |
Matches: 8 hits
- … From John Denny 20 July 1872 …
- … DAR 162: 160 John Denny Stoke Newington 20 July 1872 Charles Robert Darwin …
- … the Birmingham Horticultural Congress (see letter to John Denny, 9 July 1872 and n. 1). …
- … See letter to John Denny, 14 July [1872] and n. 7. The statement was made in Denny …
- … See letter to John Denny, 14 July [1872] . Denny 1872a was originally …
- … characters (see also letter from John Denny, 12 July 1872 , n. 2). The scarlet section …
- … those of Denny in his letter to John Denny, 14 July [1872] . William Turner Thiselton-Dyer …
- … Ray Society (see also letter to John Denny, 14 July [1872] and n. 5). No translation of …
From John Denny 12 July 1872
Summary
Replies to CD’s queries. Duke of Cornwall Pelargonium is fertile with its own pollen. Has failed to produce hybrids from other varieties besides P. peltatum and P. elegans. Sends numbers of the Florist which contain an account of his mode of procedure ["On cross-breeding pelargoniums" Florist & Pomologist (1872): 10, 34, 50].
Reports a confirmation of his theory of the prepotence of the male parent.
| Author: | John Denny |
| Addressee: | Charles Robert Darwin |
| Date: | 12 July 1872 |
| Classmark: | DAR 162: 159 |
| Letter no: | DCP-LETT-8407 |
Matches: 6 hits
- … From John Denny 12 July 1872 …
- … DAR 162: 159 John Denny Stoke Newington 12 July 1872 Charles Robert Darwin …
- … See letter to John Denny, 9 July 1872 and n. 1. …
- … See letter to John Denny, 9 July 1872 and n. 2. The extensive cross-breeding of …
- … and Gärtner 1849 (see letter to John Denny, 9 July 1872 and n. 6). Denny’s article ‘On …
- … 1872b , p. 50, and the letter to John Denny, 9 July 1872 and n. 2. The communication …
