[157] "Si arbusculam, quæ in ollâ antea posita, quotannis floruit et fructus protulit, deinde deponamus in uberiori terra calidi caldarii, proferet illa per plures annos multos ac frondosos ramos, sine ullo fructu. Id quod argumento est, folia inde crescere, unde prius enati sunt flores; quemadmodum vicissim, quod in folia nunc succrescit, id, naturâ ita moderante, in flores mutatur, si eadem arbor iterum in ollâ seritur."—Linnæus, 'Prolepsis,' § iii.
[158] 'Rev. Hortic.' May, 1868, 'Gardeners' Chronicle,' 1868, pp. 572, 737.
[159] Cited in 'Annals Nat. Hist.,' 1845, vol. xv, p. 177.
[160] 'Ann. Scienc. Nat.,' vol. xiv, 1860, p. 13.
[161] Naudin, 'Ann. Sc. Nat.,' 2nd ser., 1840, vol. xiv, p. 14, fig. 6, pl. i (Drosera). St. Hilaire, 'Comptes Rendus,' ix, p. 437.
[162] Hance, 'Hook. Journ. Botany,' 1849, vol. i, p. 141, pl. v.
[163] Booth, 'Gard. Chron.,' Jan. 1st, 1853, p. 4.
[164] Lindley, 'Theory of Horticulture,' ed. 2, p. 273.
[165] 'Hook. Journ. of Botany,' 1852, iv, p. 206. See also the curious Begonia gemmipara, 'Hook. fil. Illust. Himal. Plant.,' t. xiv.
[166] 'Phytanth.,' n. 36, d.