The Correspondence of Charles Darwin

Exploring the scientific curiosity of Charles Darwin, this collection of letters from 1878 reveals his experiments with his son Francis on the fascinating behaviors of plants, including sleep patterns and circumnutation. The correspondence highlights their collaborative efforts and the insights gained into plant biology, showcasing Darwin's enduring commitment to understanding the natural world. These letters provide a unique glimpse into the father-son dynamic and the scientific process during a pivotal time in botanical research.