...nature of the movement iu the case of the tendrils of Echinocystis lobata, as described by Darwin: J "These are usually inclined at about 45° above the...they had not possessed and exercised this curious power, they would infallibly have struck against the summit of the shoot and been arrested in their...

...lobata, as descrilwd by Darwin :' " These are usually inclined at about 45° above the horizon, but the)' stiffen and straighten themselves so as to stand upright...they had not possessed and exercised this curious power, they would infallibly have struck against the summit of the shoot and been arrested in their...

...nature of the movement in the case of the tendrils of Echinocystis lobata, as described by Darwin:* "These are usually inclined at about 45° above the...to stand upright in a part of their circular course ; namcly, when they approach and have to pass over the summit of the shoot from which they arise. If...

...nature of the movement in the case of the tendrils of Kchinocystis loliata, as described by Darwin: 1 "These are usually inclined at about 45° above the...they had not possessed and exercised this curious power, they would infallibly have struck against the summit of the shoot and been arrested in their...

...special modification of this movement which we have observed is in the tendrils of Echinocystis lob-.ta; these are usually inclined at about 45° above the...the summit of the shoot from which they arise. If th€y had not Possessed and exercised this curious ¿oM-er, ¿hey would infallibly have struck against...