[187] Ranunculus ficaria. It is remarkable that in the season of 1904 this plant has ripened fruit profusely in various districts in which such fruit had for many years been practically undiscoverable.
[188] Origin of Species, c. xiv.
[189] Descent of Man, Part I, c. i.
[190] Biological Lectures and Addresses, p. 202.
[191] Charles Darwin et ses précurseurs Français (1870), p. 120.
[192] North British Review, June, 1867. Professor Huxley likewise declared this criticism to be of "real and permanent value." (Critiques and Addresses, 252.)
[193] La vie des êtres animés, p. 102.
[194] Presidential Address Geologists' Association (Proceedings, vol. v. 1875-6). Partly reprinted in Contemporary Review, February, 1877, under the title "Evolution and the Vegetable Kingdom."
[195] See Appendix A. [p. 280a].
[196] Variation in Animals and Plants, p. 343. By H. M. Verney (International Scientific Series, 88).