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TABLE XI.—Results of section of Tips of Axes in Mimosa pudica
—continued.
| No. of Experi- ment. |
Result. |
| 5 | Results as in the previous experiment. |
| 6 | No result. The axis was a dry, hard one. |
| 7 | Progressive, centrifugal action in nine leaves below. |
| 8 | A long pause; action in first leaf below. |
| 9 | Progressive, gradual, centripetal action in ten leaves below, i.e., along entire course of axis traceable. |
| 10 | Action in first leaf below; long pause; irregular action along entire course of axis traceable; some leaves acting, others situated at various points failing to act. |
| 11 | Very long pause; action in first leaf below. |
| 12 | Progressive action of five leaves situated at intervals along the axis. |
| 13 | Very long pause; action in the first leaf below. |
| 14 | Long pause; action in the first leaf below. |
| 15 | Successive action in the three upper leaves. |
| 16 | Irregular action along the axis as far as traceable. |
| 17 | Regular centripetal action along all of the axis traceable, including nine leaves. |
| 18 | Irregular action along all of the axis traceable. |
| 20 | Ditto ditto. |
| 21 | Very long pause; action in first inferior leaf |
| 22 | Very long pause; irregular, centripetal action along the axis. |
| 23 | Long pause; action of superior leaf. |
| 24 | Ditto ditto. |
| 25 | Long pause; regular centripetal action along the axis. |
| 26 | Pause, irregular, centripetal action along the axis. |
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