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Arrow root plant showing possible mutations, Enjebi Island, Enewetak Atoll, summer 1949

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Images documenting the 1949 Bikini-Enewetak Resurvey Project. Caption in scrapbook: The strange plants of Eniwetok [now known as Enewetak] These two pictures of a tuberous plant, commonly called arrow root, on Engebi [now known as Enjebi] Island, show the mosaic mutation in the leaf structure. Handwritten note: Mosaic mutation? see previous page... Marshall Islands - Enewetak Atoll
Display date:
1949
Location:
Marshall Islands
Format:
image
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Digital Public Library of America
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University of Washington
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