Paper · 1753 · Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London

LXXX. A remark concerning the sex of holly

John Martyn

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Abstract

Abstract The holly, agrifolium, or aquifolium, is describ’d, by all the au­thors that have come to my knowlege, as bearing hermaphrodite flowers: But if an observation, which I have lately made, is right, this tree is male and fe­male in different plants.

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The author observed male and female sexes on different holly plants, conditional on the observation being correct.

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male and fe­male in different plantse0
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if an observation, which I have lately made, is righte0

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“if an observation, which I have lately made, is right, this tree is male and fe­male in different plants”

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