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Dodds, J. G. (1953). J . Ecol. 41,467-478. Plantago coronopus L.
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Grant, V. (1952). El Aliso 2, 361-373. Genetic and taxonomic studies in Cilia. I1
@ilia capitata abrotanifolia.
Grant, V. (1954). El Aliso 3, 1-18. Genetic and taxonomic studies in Qilia. IV
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Grant, V. (1958). Cold Spr. Harb. Symp. quant. Biol. 23, 337-363. The regulation
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Gregor, J. W. (1938). New Phytol. 37, 15-49. Experimental taxonomy, I1 Initial
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Gregor, J. W. (1939). New Phytol. 39, 293-322. Experimental taxonomy. I11
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allied to Plantago m r i t i m a L.
Lolium. I11 Influence on season and latitude on ear emergence.
plasmagenes in the inheritance of acquired adaptations.
University Press.
Gregor, J. W. (1944). Biol. Rev. 19,20-30. The ecotype.
Gregor, J. W. (19464. New Phytol. 45, 254-270. Ecotypic differentiation.
Gregor, J. W. (194613). Trans. Bot SOC. Edinb. 34, 377-383. Some reflections on
infraspecific ecological variation and its classification.
Gregor, J. W. (1956). Proc. roy. Soc. B. 145, 333-337. Adaption and ecotypic
components.
Gregor, J. W. and Lang, 5. M. S. (1950). New Phytol. 49, 135-141. Intra-colonial
variation in plant size and habit in sea plantains.
Gregor, J. W. and Watson, Patricia J. (1954). New Phytol. 53, 291-300. Some
observations and reflections concerning the patterns of intraspecifk differentiation.
Gregor J. W. and Watson, Patricia J. (1961). Evolution 15, 166-173. Ecotypic
differentiation.
Gregor, J. W., Davey, V. McM. and Lang, J. M. S. (1936). New Phytol. 35, 323350. Experimental taxonomy. I Experimental garden technique in relation to
the recognition of small taxonomic unite.
J. HE SLOP-HARRIS O N
Cooper, J. P. (1952). J . Ecol. 40, 352-378. Studies on growth and development in
Crosby, J. L. (1956). J . Genet. 54, 1-8. A suggestion concerning the possible role of
Darlington, C. D. (1939). “The Evolution of Genetic Systems”. Cambridge
Daubenmire, R. F. (1950). Bot. Gaz. 112,182-188. Geographic races of Pinus.
Dodds, J. G. (1953). J . Ecol. 41,467-478. Plantago coronopus L.
Durrant, A. (1958). Nature, Lond. 181, 928-930. Environmental conditioning of
flax.
Durrant, A. (1962). Heredity 17, 27-61. The environmental induction of heritable
changes in Linum.
Ehrendorfer, F. (1953). Osterreich. Bot. Zeits. 100, 616-637. Okologisch.
geographische Mikro-Differenzier einer Population von Galium pumilum
M m . s.str.
Epling, C. and Catlin, W. (1950). Heredity 4, 313-325. The relation of taxonomic
methods to an explanation of organic evolution.
Faegri, K. (1937). Bot. Rev. 3,400-423. Fundamental problems of taxonomy and
phylogenetics.
Fryxell, P. A. (1959). “Advances in Botany”, Vol. 1, 887-891. Toronto Univ.
Press. The evolutionary position of inbreeding systems. Biosystematics
Symp., 9th Int. Bot. Congr., Montreal.
Grant, V. (1949). Evolution, 3,82-97. Pollination systems as isolating mechanisms
in angiosperms.
Grant, V. (1950). El Aliso 2, 239-316. Genetic and taxonomic studies in Gilia. I
Gilia capitata.
Grant, V. (1952). El Aliso 2, 361-373. Genetic and taxonomic studies in Cilia. I1
@ilia capitata abrotanifolia.
Grant, V. (1954). El Aliso 3, 1-18. Genetic and taxonomic studies in Qilia. IV
Gilia achilleaefolia.
Grant, V. (1958). Cold Spr. Harb. Symp. quant. Biol. 23, 337-363. The regulation
of recombination in plants.
Gregor, J. W. (1938). New Phytol. 37, 15-49. Experimental taxonomy, I1 Initial
population differentiation in Plantago maritima L. of Britain.
Gregor, J. W. (1939). New Phytol. 39, 293-322. Experimental taxonomy. I11
Population differentiation in North American and European sea plantains
allied to Plantago m r i t i m a L.
Lolium. I11 Influence on season and latitude on ear emergence.
plasmagenes in the inheritance of acquired adaptations.
University Press.
Gregor, J. W. (1944). Biol. Rev. 19,20-30. The ecotype.
Gregor, J. W. (19464. New Phytol. 45, 254-270. Ecotypic differentiation.
Gregor, J. W. (194613). Trans. Bot SOC. Edinb. 34, 377-383. Some reflections on
infraspecific ecological variation and its classification.
Gregor, J. W. (1956). Proc. roy. Soc. B. 145, 333-337. Adaption and ecotypic
components.
Gregor, J. W. and Lang, 5. M. S. (1950). New Phytol. 49, 135-141. Intra-colonial
variation in plant size and habit in sea plantains.
Gregor, J. W. and Watson, Patricia J. (1954). New Phytol. 53, 291-300. Some
observations and reflections concerning the patterns of intraspecifk differentiation.
Gregor J. W. and Watson, Patricia J. (1961). Evolution 15, 166-173. Ecotypic
differentiation.
Gregor, J. W., Davey, V. McM. and Lang, J. M. S. (1936). New Phytol. 35, 323350. Experimental taxonomy. I Experimental garden technique in relation to
the recognition of small taxonomic unite.