Darwin-Hooker Letters : Letter from Darwin, C. R. to Hooker, J. D. on 25 [June 1863]

Darwin, C. R.

Darwin-Hooker Letters

Darwin describes first observation of gyratory motion of tendrils: explains its adaptive function is to find objects to hold on to.

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