The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication · Charles Darwin
LILACS, 18.
LILIACEÆ, contabescence in, 18. _Lilium bulbiferum_ and _davuricum,_ 11. _Lilium candidum,_ 17. LIMBS, regeneration of, 27. LIMBS and head, correlated variation of, 25. LIME, effect of, upon shells of the mollusca, 23. LIME-TREE, changes of, by age, 10, 11. LIMITATION, sexual, 14. LIMITATION, supposed, of variation, 28. _Linaria,_ pelorism in, 13 (2), 14; —peloric, crossed with the normal form, 14; —sterility of, 18. _Linaria vulgaris_ and _purpurea,_ hybrids of, 15. LINDEMUTH, potato-grafting, 11. LINDLEY, JOHN, classification of varieties of cabbages, 9; —origin of the peach, 10; —influence of soil on peaches and nectarines, 10; —varieties of the peach and nectarine, 10; —on the New Town pippin, 10; —freedom of the Winter Majetin apple from coccus, 10; —production of monœcious Hautbois strawberries by bud-selection, 10; —origin of the large tawny nectarine, 11; —bud-variation in the gooseberry, 11; —hereditary disease in plants, 12; —on double flowers, 18; —seeding of ordinarily seedless fruits, 18; —sterility of _Acorus calamus,_ 18; —resistance of individual plants to cold, 24. LINNÆUS, summer and winter wheat regarded as distinct species by, 9; —on the single-leaved strawberry, 10; —sterility of Alpine plants in gardens, 18; —recognition of individual reindeer by the Laplanders, 22; —growth of tobacco in Sweden, 24.
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