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YEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY!

CONTRIBUTION^ TOWARDS A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC

BOTANY, WITH A COMPREHENSIVE

SUBJECT-INDEX.

BENJAMIN DAYDON JACKSON,

SECRETARY OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY.

FOUNDED VPON THE COLLECTIONS OF

GEOEGE JAMES SYMONS, F.R.S.

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LONDON :

PUBLISHED FOR THE INDEX SOCIETY

By LONGMANS, GEEEN & Co., 39, PATERNOSTER ROW,

And DULAU & Co., 37, SOHO SQUARE.

MDCCCLXXXII.

HERTFORD :

PRINTKD BY 6TKPHEN AXJSTIM AND SONS.

CONTENTS.

PREFACE

PAGES

vii-xii

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY:—

Part I. — Catalogue of Authors .

1-215

Serials

217-219

AiTONYMous Publications

221-239

Addenda

241-257

Part II. — Index

259-354

COPRIGENDA

355

f/mB765

PREFACE.

The history of this volume is as follows. In tlie Colonies
and India for Sept. 13tli, 1879, Mr. G. J. Symons pub-
lished a catalogue of works on Applied Botany, having
previously contributed a letter to that periodical urging the
compilation of such a catalogue. The same journal for Novem-
ber 22nd, 1879, contained an appendix consisting of the former
list, with large accessions by Mr. P. L. Simmonds. Mr. Symons
having added a few additional titles to the list, it was offered
to the Index Society for publication, and I undertook to edit
it. The work served excellently as a supplement to a journal,
but required much labour before it could be considered fit for
publication in a permanent form. I began by striking out
colonial floras of purely botanical aspect, they having been
far more fully dealt with in my Guide to the Literature of
Botany, I also deleted all books devoted to Silk and
Cochineal, as not being strictly within the limits of the title as
settled by the Index Society ; and most reluctantly the subject
of the Vine, its culture and products, simply on the ground
of its enormous extent. The bibliography of the Yine in
all its bearings would require a lifetime for its compilation ;
I did not attempt to take up the subject myself: in the Index I

VIU PREFACE.

have made some references to works which will help inquirers
on their way, but the nineteen treatises which were cited in the
original list were many of them only of gardening interest.
I have excluded books and papers of simply horticultural,
therapeutic, chemical, commercial, or manufacturing interests,
unless they contained a sufl&cient account of the raw pro-
duct, its cultivation, or whence obtained, to justify their
citation.

Mr. Symons supplied me with about sixty cuttings from
catalogues not incorporated with his lists. I checked these
where possible, against the volumes themselves either at the
British Museum, Linnean Society, Kew Museum, or else-
where ; if I could not find any trustworthy record, I rejected
them unhesitatingly. I was compelled to examine every
title without exception, for too great trust had apparently
been placed on the catalogues whence they were obtained for
me to reprint them. Many of the original entries were too
imperfect to be retained ; those which I could not supplement
or correct were mostly struck out ; a few, however, are still left
in, but marked with an asterisk, to signify that I am in no
wise responsible for their accuracy. I cannot here refrain
from expressing my great regret that Mr. Simmonds should
have contented himself with giving so many maimed entries
from pamphlets in his own possession under the heading
* Anonymous ' publications ; a trifling amount of addi-
tional trouble would have made them quotable or recog-
nizable.

In addition to examining the titles furnished me, I have
added all I could conveniently within the time; but a com-
plete bibliography of Economic Botany would need the labour
of years. I have gone through the Library attached to the

PREFACE. IX

Economic Museum at Kew, the Bihliotheca Historico-Naturalis
from 1862 to 1880, the Botanisches Centralhlatt since its
establishment last year to the present time, The Pharmaceutical
Journal from its formation in 1842 to the end of October last.
Mr. H. B. Wheatley was kind enough to furnish me with
the titles of articles in the Journal of the Society of Arts to
the end of 1880, since then I have taken them out myself.
Taken altogether, these entries supply a very fair starting-
point for almost every question in Yegetable Technology ; the
number of articles brought forward from the original list is
326, which has been increased, as noted, to 3580, exclusive
of translations and different editions. One peculiarity of the
old list was its paucity of works in the German language;
this has been to some extent remedied in the present volume,
as a book which professed to treat of forestry and ignored
German literature on the subject, would be sadly deficient.

The Journal of Applied Science and The Technologist have
not been regularly searched and cited, like the Journal of the
Society of Arts and The Pharmaceutical Journal; for whilst
confidence may be reposed in the statements given in these
two latter journals, I could not confidently assert the same of
the two former.

I have endeavoured to meet the wants of inquirers by
compiling a comprehensive index. This not being an element-
ary work on applied botany, I have not attempted the task
of determining the various products which appear under the
native names, sometimes in different spelKngs ; to have done so
critically would have consumed months to very little purpose.
The Index is designed to help in finding the books on a given
subject, which are distributed under the authors* names, and
more than this should not be demanded ; a directory does this

X PREFACE.

for persons, without trying to define the mutual afiinities of
those bearing the same name. It is hardly necessary to insist
upon the need of searching all entries likely to give the
information sought; thus, if an inquirer do not find his
wants satisfied when referring to ' Materia Medica,' he should
look up cognate headings, such as * Drugs* and 'Medicinal
Plants.'

I should have been glad to include a complete series of
references to consular reports, also the selections of Indian
papers bearing on Vegetable Technology, but I found I could
not attain even approximate completeness therein. Consular
reports are often quoted in The Pharmaceutical Journal^ whence
they are cited here, and a good series of the Indian selections is
to be found in the Library Catalogue of the Royal Geographical
Society. These publications are often regarded as ephemeral,
and the department responsible for their issue rarely has a
complete set.

Parliamentary papers have not been quoted in full, for in
the majority of cases their value is commercial or manu-
facturing; in the Index, however, I have made references to
suggest paths which may be followed up by those who want
more than I have given. The formulae ^ Refer to^ and * Refer
also to' signify something outside this volume, whilst ^8ee'
and ' See also ' are ordinary cross-references.

The rules of the Index Society are followed in their spirit,
the article preceding a name being used in the alphabetical
arrangement, so that *De YrijV and similar Dutch names,
figure under the article, with a cross-reference from the sub-
stantive following. As in the Guide to the Literature of
Botany f modified vowels and diphthongs are spelled out, a, o, ii,
becoming ae, oe, ue, and so forth.

PREFACE. XI

The heading * Anonymous Publications ' has been much
altered from its original shape. In the former list there
were several entries which have been here reduced to their
proper authorship ; others have been excluded by the change
of plan ; many were too hopelessly defective to be here given.
The system of cataloguing anonymous books at the British
Museum is an excellent method of drafting off such ware
into the Library, but it gives almost no assistance to the
searcher. In some cases it is not enough to know all that
the book itself states, as where a medical tract by John
Pechie is entered under Sir John Mickleth waiters name,
because f Pechie addressed his pamphlet ** To the President of
the College of Phisitians," and the cataloguer having taken
the pains to find out who was President of the College for
the time being, entered it under his name. The Old General
Catalogue, with its common-sense entries, is far more useful
for hunting up these books than the New General Catalogue,
with its elaborate system of rules.

The abbreviations used will, I believe, in every case be recog-
nized without giving a tabular statement — 'Pharm. Journ* for
Pharmaceutical Journal, and so on. In this, as in Mr. Solly's
Index to . , . Titles of Honour, and my Ouicle to the Literature
of Botany, the sign — > is used to signify ' in progress ' ;
many of the abbreviations I was compelled to use in my
Guide to the Literature of Botany are not used here, as I have
been able to quote the titles fully, any omissions in the
middle being shown by dots . . . , at the end by etc.

During the progress of the work I have been indebted to
many friends for help on special points, for which I here
tender my hearty thanks ; but I must especially name Mr. C.
G. Wamford Lock for much help afforded throughout, and

Xll PREFACE.

for supplying many titles of papers and books wliicli I should
otherwise have missed.

In spite of inevitable shortcomings, I believe that this
volume will prove to be of greater use than its predecessors
on the same topics. Dryander*s Catalogue of the Banksian
Library, which is arranged most minutely as to subject, and
the systematic portion in both editions of Pritzel's Thesaurus,
are less convenient for reference than the one alphabetic
index which closes this book.

B. DAYDON JACKSON.

30, Stockwell Road, London, S.W.,
ilth December, 1881.

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

PART I.

CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS.'

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Abbat (Richard).

Observations on Hemileia vastatrix, the so-called coffee-leaf
disease. Journ. Linn. Soc, Botany, xvii. (1878) 173-184.
Abl {J)r. —.).

On the use of Coca leaves. [From The Technologist.'] Pharm.
Journ. II. vii. (1865) 33-34.
Ablett (William H.).

English Trees and Tree-planting. London, 1880. 8".
AccuM (Frederick).

A Treatise on adulterations of food, and culinary poisons, ex-
hibiting the fraudulent sophistications of . . . articles em-
ployed in domestic economy, and methods of detecting them.
London, 1820. 12°. Ed. 2. 1820. 8°.
AcHAED (Franz Carl).

Ausfuehrliche Beschreibung der Methode, nach welcher bei der
Kultur der Runkelruebe verfahren werden muss. Berlin,
1799. 8°.
Anleitung zur Bereitung des Rohzuckers und des Syrups aus

den Eunkelrueben. Berlin, 1800. 8^
Beantwortung der Frage : wie ist die Zuckerfabrication aus Eun-
kelrueben und des Branntweins aus den dabei abfallenden
Abgaengen in den Preuss. Staaten zu bearbeiten, damit die
koenigl. Accis-Gefaelle nicht dadurch bedenkliche Ausfaelle
leiden? Berlin, 1800. 8°.
Kurze Geschichte der Beweise, welche ich von der Ausfuehrbarkeit
im Grossen und den vielen Yortheilen der Zuckerfabrikation
aus Runkelrueben gefuehrt habe. Berlin, 1800. 8**.
Anbau der zur Fabrikation anwendbaren Runkelrueben, und zur

Gewinning des Zuckers aus denselben. Breslau, 1803. 8°.
Nachricht ueber die Runkelruebenzuckerfabrikation zu Kunern
in Schlesien, welcher beglaubte Proben der Haupt- und Neben-
Fabrikate, etc. Breslau, 1805. 8°.

4 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

AcHARD (Franz Carl), continued : —

Ueber den Einfluss der Runkelrueben-Zuckerfabrikation auf die

Oekonomie. Glogau, 1805. 8°.
Die europaeische Zuckerfabrikationaus Runkelrueben, in Verbind-

ung mit der Bereitung des Branntweins, des Bums, des Essigs

und eines Kaffee-Surragats aus ihren Abfaellen. Leipzig,

1809. 8°. Ed. 2. 1812.
[Transl. by Dr. — . Angar.] Traite complet sur le sucre

europeen de betteraves, culture de cette plante consideree sous

le rapport agronomique et manufacturier. Paris, 1812. 8°.
Die Zucker- und Syrup-Fabrikation aus Runkelrueben, als ein

von jedem Gutsbesitzer mit Yortheil auszufuebrender N^eben-

zweig des oekonomischen Erwerbes. Breslau, 1810, 8°. Ed. 2.

1812.
[Transl. by Dr. — . Angar.] Instruction sur la fabrication

du Sucre et sirop de betterave. Paris, 1811. 8°.
Adeiani (A.).

On Gutta Percha, Caoutchouc, and the Milky Juice of Ficus

elastica. [From the Central Blatt.'] Pharm. Journ. sl. (1851)

646-549.
Agttew (Ernest T.).

The Economic Uses of Malvaceae. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871)

82.
Agfado (Ramon Romualdo).

Tratado del arbolista teorico y practico, . . . y una relacion por

orden alfabetico de las plantas arboreas que mas abundan en los

cultivos europeas y en nuestra peninsula. Madrid, 1864. 8°.
Aguiae (J. M. de).

The botanical source of Araroba. [Andira Araroba, Aguiar.

Abstract.] Pharm. Journ. III. x. (1879) 42-44.
Ahles (W.).

Unsere wichtigeren Giftgewaechse mit ihren pflanzlichen Zerglie-

derung und erlaeut. Text, etc. 3. . . . Auflage von. M. Ch.

F. Hochstetter's Giftgewaechse Deutschlands und der Schweiz.

Esslingen, 1874-6. fol.
AiNSLiE (Whitelaw).

Materia medica of Hindostan, and artisan's and agriculturist's

nomenclature. Madras, 1813. 4°.
Materia indica ; or some account of those articles which are em-
ployed by the Hindoos, and other eastern nations, in their

medicine, arts, and agriculture, etc. London, 1826. 2 vols.

8".

ACHARD — AMERY. 5

AiTCHisoN (James Edward Tierney).

Hand-book of the Trade Products of Leh, etc. Calcutta, 1874. 8°.
Alberti (R.)

Zweiter und dritter Bericht ueber die Thaetigkeit der Yersuchs-
station des land- und forstwirthscbaftlicben Provinzial-Yereins
fuer das Furstenth. Hildesheim. Celle, 1875. 8°.
Albertus [de Bollstaedt, sfyled~\ Magnus.

Ausfuehrlicbes Kraeuterbucb, oder gruendliche Beschreibung
aller heilwirkenden Pilanzen, Kraeuter und Gestraeuche mit
genauer Angabe ihrer Yerwendung, Kraefte und Wirkungen.
Reutlingen, 1871. 16^
Alefeld (Friedrich, ne LECHDErNTGHArsEx).

Die Bienen-Plora Deutschlands und der Scbweiz. Darmstadt,

1856. 8". Ed. 2. ]S"euwied, 1863.
Landwirthschaftliche Elora, oder die nutzbaren cultivirten Garten-
und Eeldgewaecbse Mitteleuropas in alien ibren wilden und
Culturvarietaeten. Berlin, 1866. 8°.
Alfonso (Ferdinando).

Trattato suUa coltivazione degli agrumi. Ed. 2. Palermo,

1875. 8'>.

Monografia sui tabaccbi della Sicilia. Palermo, 1880. 8°.
Alison (S. Scott).

An account of a Cucurbitaceous fruit, employed as a violent
purgative by the natives of Brazil, and recently brought to
England, etc. [Luffa sp.] Pharm. Journ. iv. (1845) 360-362.
Allart (F. a.).

Traite de la culture du tabac, indiquant tons les moyens a
employer, depuis la disposition du terreau pour les couches,
jusqu'a la mise en entrepot de la recolte. Abbeville,

1876. 8°.
Allen (Charles B.).

N'ote on the history of Saffron. FJiann. Journ. III. xi. (1880),
449-450. See also pp. 461-463.
Allen (S. Stafford).

On the cultivation of Egyptian Opium. Pharm. Journ. II. iv.
(1862) 199.
Aloi (Antonio).

Manuale teorico-pratico per la coltivazione dell' ulivo. Milano,
1875. 16°.

Forms vol. xxviii. of the * BibHoteca dell' agricoltore,'
Amery (C. F.).

Notes on Forestry. London, 1875. 8°.

6 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Amoreux (Pierre Joseph).

Traite de I'olivier, contenant I'histoire et culture de cet arbre, etc.
Ed. 2. Montpellier, 1784. 8".

Ed. 1. was issued in the RecueQ de Tacadeinie, with other essays by
Bernard and Coutoure.
Anderson (A. W.).

Notes on the Sugar-cane and the manufacture of Sugar in the
West Indies. Trinidad, 1860. 8^
Anderson (G.).

Jottings on Coffee Culture in Mysore. Bangalore, 1879. 8°.
Anderson (Thomas).

Pirst annual report on the experimental cultivation of the
Quinifero'us Cinchona in British Sikkim, from 1st April, 1862,
to 30th April, 1863. [From The Calcutta Gazette!] Fharm.
Journ. II. V. (1863) 222-226.
Analysis of Darjeeling Chinchona Bark. Fharm. Journ. II. ix.
(1867) 244-245.
Anderegg (F.).

Der Tabakbau in der Schweiz. Chur, 1880. S''.
Andrews (Charles).

Note on Areca nut. Fharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 649.
Andrews (Michael).

Instructions for the culture and preparation of flax in Ireland.
9th issue. BeKast, 1880. 8".
Andy (S. Pulney).

On the use of Margosa [Azadirachta indica] leaves in smallpox.
[From The Madras Quarterly Journal.'] Fharm. Journ. II. ix.
(1868) 392-393.
Anonymous Works. Bee end of Alphabetical list of Authors.
Ansberque (Edmonde).

Flore fourragere de la France, reproduite par methode de com-
pression, dite phytoxygraphique, et publiee sous le patronage
de la ville de Lyon. Lyon, 1866. fol.
Anslijn (Nicolaas).

Afbeelding der artzenij-gewassen. [Nos. 1-54.] Amsterdam,

1829-39. fol.
Handleiding in de leer der botanic, . . . eene sijstematische
beschrijving dier gewassen, welke in de Nederlandsche apotheek
vermeldzijn. Amsterdam, 1831. 8°.
Handleiding tot de kennis der artzenii-gewassen, welke in de
Kederlandsche apotheek zijn obgenomen, voomamelijk ingerigt
ten behoove van hen, die zich der geneescheel en artzenijmeng-
kunde wijdende, etc. Leijden, 1835-38. 8".

AMOREUX — ARCHER. 4

Antelme (C).

Memoire sur la culture de la canne a sucre a I'ile Maurice.

Bordeaux, 1866. 8°.
Antisell (Thomas).

Cundurango. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 62-63.
Anton (C).

Die Giftgewaeclise DeutscMands, Oesterreiclis und der Schweiz.

JS'ebst Angabe der sie kennzeichn. Merkmale, etc. Keu-TJlm,

1879. 8".
Antz (Karl Caesar).

Tabaci historia. Berolini, 1836. 8°.
Aeata (Pedro 1^.).

The '' Gum " of the Quebracho Colorado (Loxopterigium Lorentii,

Grisebach). [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. ix. (1878) 531.
AiiBo (A.).

Compendium i medicinisk Botanik. 2deii Udgave, omarbeidet

ved IS". Bryhm, etc. Christiania, 1875. 8".
Aeciiee (Thomas Croxen).

Lecture on the starch-producing plants of commerce. Pharm.

Journ. xi. (1852) 556-557.
Popular Economic Botany, or description of the botanical and

commercial characters of the principal articles of vegetable

origin, used for food, clothing, tanning, dyeing, building,

medicine, perfumery, etc. London, 1853. 8°. Ed. 2. 1876.
Eirst steps in Economic Botany, for the use of students ; being an

abridgment of Popular Economic Botany. London, 1854. 16°.
A brief notice of a few articles imported into Liverpool during

1853. Pharm. Journ. xiii. (1854) 312-313.
Second notice of new or rare articles imported into Liverpool.

Pharm. Journ. 447-449.
The Ordeal Bean of Old Calabar. Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1855)

525-526.
The useful products of the natural order Palmaceae. [Abstract.]

Pharm. Journ. xv. (1855) 263-265.
On some of the Animal and Vegetable Products Constituting the

Eoreign Commerce of Liverpool. Journ. Soc. Arts, iv.

(1856) 255-258.
The useful products of the natural order Graminaceae. [Abstract.]

Pharm. Journ. xv. (1856) 548-549. "
The new styptic, Penghawar Djambi. [Cibotium sp.] Pharm.

Journ. xvi. (1856) 322-323.
Vegetable products of the world in common use. London, 1862. 8".

8 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Aecher (Thomas Croxen), continued: —

Some account of PauUinia sorbilis and its products. [Extract.]

Pharm, Journ. II. v. (1863) 135-136.
Profitable plants. London, 1865. 8°.

A reissue of Popular Economic Botany, with new title-page.
Aeduino (Pietro).

Memorie di osservazioni e di sperienze sopra la coltura e gli usi di
varie piante, che servono o che servir possono utilmente alia
tintura, all' economia, all' agricultura, etc. Tomo i. Padova,
1766. 4°.
Del genera delle avene, delle sua specie e varieta, della coltura cd
usi economic!. Padova, 1789. 4°.
Argenti (Yicente Martin de).

Album de la flora medico-farmaceutica e industrial indigena y
exotica 6 sea coleccion de laminas iluminadas de las plantas
de aplicacion en la medicina, farmacia, industria, y artes, etc.
Madrid, 1866. 3 vols. fol.
Arioli (V. E.).

Prontuario delle piante medicinali e industriali, a commodo dei
botanici, farmacisti, medici e infermieri ; con appendice.
Milano, 1878. 32°.
Arnot (William).

The Technology of the Paper Trade. Journ. Soc. Arts. xxvi.
(1877)59-65,73-78,(1878)89-95,101-107,147-153,164-169.
Also published separately as Cantor Lectures.
Artus (Wilhelm Eriedrich Wilibald).

Atlas aller in den neuesten Pharmacopoen Deutschlands aufgeno-
menenen officinellen Gewaechse . . . Zugleich ein Hilfs- und
Ergaenzungswerk aller bisherigen Pharmacopoeen, pharma-
cognostischen und pharmacologischen Werke. Leipzig,
1864-67. 4°.
AscHERSON (Ferdinand Moritz).

Pharmaceutische Botanik in Tabellenform. Berlin, 1831. 4".
ASCHIERI (G.).

Dizionario di scienza organico-vegetale di agricoltura, Ease. 1.
Milano, 1863. 8°.
Ash WORTH (Henry).

Cotton; its cultivation, manufacture, and uses. Manchester, 1858.
8". Also in Journ. Soc. Arts, vi. (1858) 256-264.
Attfield (John).

On the nutritive value of Dika bread. Pharm. Journ. II. ii.
(1862) U5-ii7.

ARCHER BAILDON. 9

A.Ti FIELD (John), continued: —

A contribution to the history of Balsam of Peru. Pharm. Journ.

II. vi. (1864) 204-206.

On the food- value of the Kola -nut — a new source of Theine.

[See also Daniell.] Pharm. Journ. II. vi. (1865) 457-460.
Analysis of Eland's Boontjes ; a species of Acacia yielding food,
medicine, and tan to the natives of South Africa. Pharm.
Journ. II. viii. (1866) 316-318.
!N'ote on mustard oil-cake. Pharm. Journ. II. x. (1869) 520-521.
Atkinson (Edwin T.).

Gums and Gum Resins. Allahabad, 1876. 8".

This is part 1. of Economic products of the North- Western Provinces.
AiJBLET (Jean Baptiste Christophore Eusee).

Histoire des plantes de la Guiane franQaise . . . relatifs a la
culture et au commerce de la Guiane frauQaise, etc. Londros
et Paris, 1775. 4 vols. 4°.

AVEQUIN (J. B.).

Maple Sugar of the United States. [From the Journ. de Pharm.']
Pharm. Journ. xvii. (1857) 324-327.
Babo (A. von).

Traite de la culture du tabac. Traduite de I'allemand par
A. Dauphine. Paris, 1861. 8".
Badham (Charles David).

The esculent mushrooms of England. London, 1847. 8°. Ed. 2.
by F. Currey, 1864.
Baeumker (J.).

Experimentelle Beitraege zur Kenntniss der pharmakologischen
Wirking der Erangularinde. Goettingen, 1880. 8*'.
Bagneris (G.).

Manuel de sylviculture. ISTancy, 1873. 12°.
Baguenatjlt de Yieville ( — .).

Observations pratiques sur la culture et I'amenagement des pins
maritimes et sylvestres dans la Sordogne centrale. Orleans,
1875. 8°.
Le Chene. Orleans, [1876]. 8°.
Bailey (— .) «& Co.

Forest Culture : its Yalue, Profits, ^^tf. San Francisco, 1875. 12°.
Baildon (Henry Craven).

Brief remarks on the Bark of Ehamnus Frangula, or Black
Alder Tree, a shrub of the north of Europe. Pharm. Journ.

III. ii. (1871) 152.

Cortex llhamni Frangulae. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874) 889.

10 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Baildon (Samuel).

Tea in Assam. A pamphlet on the origin, culture, and manu-
facture of Tea in Assam, etc. Calcutta, 1877. 8°.
Baillon (Henri Ernest).

The botanical origin and characters of the officinal Rhubarbs.

[Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1872) 301.
Botanical origin of the Balsams of Tolu and Peru. Pharm.

Journ. III. iv. (1873) 382.
Bheum officinale. [Extract.] PA«rw.Jbwrw.III.iv.( 1874) 690-691.
Programme de Cours d'histoire naturelle medicale prof esse a la

faculte de medicine d Paris. 3^ partie ; etude speciale des

plantes employees en medicine. Paris, 1877. 18".
The genus Copaifera. \Journ. de Pharm.'] Pharm. Journ. III.

vii. (1877) 873-875.
Baker (John Gilbeii).

IS'ote on Mikania Guaco. Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1880) 471.
Baldamtjs (Ed.).

Die Erscheinungen der deutschen Literatur auf dem Gebiete der

Land-, Eorst-, und Hauswirthschaft, sowie des Gartenbaues.

1871-1875. Alphabetisch geordnet und mit einem Materialen-

Eegister versehen. Leipzig, 1876. 8*^.
Balfour (Edward).

Remarks on the Gutta Percha Tree of Southern India, noticing

also the history and manufacture of the Gutta-percha of

commerce. Madras, 1855. 8°. [_Anon.']
The Cyclopaedia of India and of Eastern and Southern Asia,

commercial, industrial, and scientific, etc. Madras, 1857. 4°.

Ed. 2. 1871-73. 5 vols. 8°.
The Supplement to the Cyclopaedia of India and of Eastern and

Southern Asia, etc. Madras, 1858. 4°.
The Timber Trees, Timber, and Fancy Woods, as also the Eorests

of India and of Eastern and Southern Asia. Ed. 2. Madras,

1862. 8°. Ed. 3. 1870.
Balfour (John Hutton).

Description of the plant which produces the Ordeal Bean of

Calabar. Royal Soc. JSdinb. Trans, xxii. (1861) 305-312.
Remarks on plants furnishing varieties of Ipecacuan, and on the

cultivation of Cephaelis Ipecacuanha (Rich.) in the Royal

Botanic Garden of Edinburgh. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872)

948-949, 969-971.
Bheum palmatum, var. tanguticum. [^Trans. Pot. Soc. Edinh.']

Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1878) 588.

,u.l / ^^^ --^ ^^''

"/

BAILDON — BARTOLO. 11

Ball (Samuel).

An Account of the Cultivation and Manufacture of Tea in China ;
derived from personal observation during an official residence
in that country from 1804 to 1826 ; and illustrated by the best
authorities, Chinese as well as European : with remarks on the
experiments now making for the introduction of the culture of
the Tea Tree in other parts of the World. London, 1848. 8".
Balmis (Prancisco Javier).

Demonstracion de las eficaces virtudes nuevamente descubiertas
en las raices de los plantas de Kueva Espana, especies de Agave
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In German, Leipzig, 1797. In Italian, Roma, 1795.
Bambee (E. p.).

Tea. London, 1868. 8^
Banal (Antoine).

Catalogue des plantes usuelles. Montpellier, [1755]. 8".
Other editions dated, 1780, 1784, 1786.
Bai^croft (Joseph).

The newly introduced poisonous burr, Xanthium Strumarium.
Brisbane, 1880. 8°.
Baeber (G.).

The pharmaceutical or medico-botanical map of the world, showing
the habitats of all the medicinal plants and drugs in general
use. London, 1869. fol.
Baebeu-Duboubg (Jacques).

Le botaniste f rauQais, comprenant toutes les plantes communes et
usuelles, etc. Paris, 1767. 2 vols. 8"*.
Baeham (Henry).

Hortus americanus : containing an account of the trees, shrubs,
and other vegetable productions of South America and the
AYest-India Islands . . . their uses in medicine, diet and
mechanics, etc. Kingston, Jamaica, 1794. 8''.
Baejavel (C. p. H.).

Traite complet de la culture de I'olivier, redige d'apres les
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Babtley (George C. T.).

The Cultivation of Common Pruits, from an Economic and Social
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Bartolo (Giovanni di).

Delia coltivazione del cotone secondo le antiche pratiche di
Terranova in Sicilia. Torino, 1864. 16«.

12 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Baetox (Benjamin H.) & Thomas Castle.

The British Flora medica. London, 1837-38. 2 vols. 8^
[New edition, revised, condensed, and partly re-written by
J. E. Jackson] 1877.
Bahtoi^ (Benjamin Smith).

Collections for an Essay towards a Materia medica of the United
States. Philadelphia, 1798-1804. 8°.
Baeton (William P. C).

Vegetable Materia medica of the United States ; or medical botany ;
containing a botanical, general and medical history of medicinal
plants indigenous to the United States. Philadelphia, 1817-18.
2 vols. 4*'.
Some account of a plant used in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania,
as a substitute for chocolate (Holcus bicolor, Willd.). Phila-
delphia, 1816. 8°.
BaetossIg (Joseph).

Gotterbaum (Ailanthus glandulosa). Ofen, 1841. 8".
Babuchson (Arnold).

Beetroot Sugar : remarks upon the advantages derivable from its
growth and manufacture in the United Kingdom, etc. London,
1868. 8". Ed. 2. 1870.
Basset (Nicolas).

Traite pratique de la culture . . . de la bctterave, eic. Paris,

1854. 12°. Ed. 2. 1858. Ed. 3. 1868.
Guide pratique de fabricant de sucre. Paris, 1861-65. 2 vols.
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La sucrerie indigene, etrangere et exotique. Paris, . 8°. '^'

Lettre a un raffineur sur la situation reelle de I'industrie sucriere
franQaise. Paris, 1873. 8°.
Bastide (L.).

L'Alfa; vegetation, exploitation, commerce, Industrie, papeterie.
Oran, 1877. 8°.
Baseogee (J.).

Description des principaux champignons comestibles et des
champignons veneneux avec lesquels ils peuvent facilement
confondus. Cluny, 1880. 16°.
Batcheloe (H. W.).

Dika bread. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1880) 43.
Bateman (T. H.).

A few notes from the far East on Opium. Pharm. Journ. III. v.
(1875)906-907.

BARTON — BEG.

13

Bates (G. Hubert).

On the gathering and curing of Carrageen in Massachusetts. [U.S.
Agricultural Eeport.] Pharm. Journ. II. xi. (1869) 298-302.
Batka (Johann B.).

TJeber Sarsaparill. Leipzig, 1834. 8°.

On the plants from which Senna-leaves are obtained. Pharm.

Journ. ix. (1849) 25-31.
On Cinchona rubra and C. Savanilla. Pharm. Journ. xi. (1852)

321-323.
Monographic der Cassiengruppe Senna. Prag, 1866. 4".
Baud (J. C).

Bijvoegsels tot de proeve eener geschiedenis van den handel en
het verbruit van opium in Ned. Indie. Neerl. Ind. Bijdrag,
ii. (1854) 189-211.
Baup (Samuel).

On the resins of the " Arbol-a-brea and of Elemi." \Jown. de
Pharm.'\ Pharm. Journ. xi. (1852) 313-318.
Baur (B.).

On Attar of Rose. [Transl. and abridged by D. Hanbury.] Pharm.
Journ. II. ix. (1867) 286-293.
Baue (Franz).

TJeber forstliche Versuchsstationen. Ein Week- und Mahnruf an
aller Pfleger und Freunde des deutschen Waldes. Stuttgart,
1868. 8°.
Der Wald und seine Bodendecke im Haushalte der I^atur und

der Yoelkevy etc. Stuttgart, 1869. 8°.
Die Fichte in Bezug auf Ertrag, Zuwachs und Form, etc.
Berlin, 1877. 8°.
Bayer (G. C).

Anleitung zum Anbau und zur Verwerthung der wichtigsten
Ilandelsgewaechse. Hannover, 1838. 8°.
Bayles (W. E.).

Les produits commerciaux et industriels. I. Description, emploi,
provenances et debouches. Boulogne-sur-Mer, 1881. 8°.
Bazley {Sir Thomas).

[A discussion opened by, on] The Claims of India Cotton.
Journ. Soc. Arts, xix. (1871), 386-393.
Beaver (S.).

Fir- wool oil and Fir- wool. Pharm. Journ. II. iv. (1863) 424-425.
Beg (A. de).

Culture du tabac en France, et particulierement dans les Bouches-
du-Bhone. Ed. 2. Aix, 1875. 16«.

14 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Bechstein (Johann Matthaeus).

Kurzgefasste gemeinnuetzige Katurgeschichte der Gewaechse des

In- und Auslandes. Leipzig, 1796. 2 vols. 8vo.
Taschenblaetter der Forstbotanik. Die in Deutschland einheim-

ischen und akklimatisclien Baeume, Straeuche und Stauden

enthaltend. Weimar, 1798. 8°. Ed. 2. by S. Behlen, 1828.
Porstbotanik, oder voUstaendige JS'aturgescbichte der deutschen

Holzarten und einiger fremden. Erfurt, 1810. Ed. 5. by S.

Behlen, 1843.
Eorstbotanik. Zweiter Theil, enthaltend Forstkraueterkunde,

oder Naturgeschichte der deutschen Eorstkraeuter. Heraus-

gegeben von Stephan Behlen und mitbearbeitet von E. A.

Desberger. Erfurt und Gotha, 1833. 8°.
Beck (Otto).

Instruktion ueber das Pflanzen und die Pflege der AUerbaeume.

Ed. 4. Trier, 1873. 8°.
Erster Jahresbericht [1872] ueber die Hebung des Elachs- und

Hanfbaues im Reg. Bez. Trier. Trier, 1873. 8".
Zweiter [1873] Jahresberichte ueber . . . im Regierungsbezirk

Trier. Trier, 1874. 8°.
Beckford (William).

A descriptive Account of the Island of Jamaica, with remarks

upon the Cultivation of the Sugar Cane, etc. London, 1790.

2 vols. 8°.
Becltt (H.).

iNTouveau manuel de I'herboriste, ou traite des proprietes medici-

nales des plantes exotiques et indigenes du commerce, etc.

Corbeil, 1872. 18°.
Beddome (Richard Henry).

The Trees of the Madras Presidency. Madras, 1863. 8".

The Flora Sylvatica for Southern India, containing . . . plates of

all the principal timber trees in Southern India and Ceylon, etc.

Madras [1869-73]. 4°.
Beechey (Frederick William).

Notice of the Cloth Tree (Broussonetia papyrifera) of the South
_ Sea Islands. [From Beechey's Voyage to the Pacific.'] Pharm.

Journ. X. (1850) 148.
Beiche (W. Ed.).

Taschenbuch der Pflanzenkunde fuer Land- und Forstwirthe

oder Beschreibung aller wichtigen Cultur-, Futtur-, und

Unkrautpflanzens Deutschlands nebst Angabe ihres Kutzens

und Schadens, etc. Berlin, 1869. 16°.

BECHSTEIN BENTLEY. 15

Beke (Charles Tilstone).

On the Korarima, or Cardamom of Abessinia. Pharm. Journ. vi.

(1847) 511-512.
Belai^ger (Charles).

Essais de culture du Quinquina a la Martinique. Paris, 1870. 8^*.
Bell (Jacob).

On the adulteration of Senna. Pharm. Journ. ii. (1842) 63-65.
East Indian Senna. Pharm. Journ. ix. (1850) 401-402.
Bentley (Robert).

Plant yielding the African Arrow-root. [Maranta arundinacea.]

Pharm. Journ. x. (1850) 272.
On a species of Smilax, and a new commercial sort of Sarsa-

parilla which is obtained from it. Pharm. Journ. xii. (1853)

470-476.
On the characters of Dandelion root (Leontodon Taraxacum), and

the means whereby it may be distinguished from other roots.

Pharm. Journ. xvi. (1856) 304-307.
Culture of Medicinal Plants at Hitchin, Herts. Pharm. Journ.

II. i. (1859) 275-279, 323-325, (1860) 414-416, 515-518.
Remarks on Taraxacum root. Pharm. Journ. II. i. (1860) 402-

404.
!N"ote on the Roman Chamomile (Anthemis nobilis). Pharm.
. Journ. II. i. (1860) 447-450.
A Manual of Botany. London, 1861. 8". Ed. 2. 1870.

Ed. 3. 1873.
On Actaea, or Cimicifuga racemosa. Pharm. Journ. II. ii. (1861)

460-468.
On the adulteration of Senna with Argel leaves. Pharm. Journ.

II. ii. (1861) 496-498.
On the adulteration of Black Hellebore (Helleborus niger) with

Bane-berry (Actaea spicata). Pharm. Journ. II. iii. (1861)

109-112.
Kote on Feuillaea and other donations [to the Society's Museum.

Abstract.] Pharm. Journ. II. iv. (1862) 198-199.
!N'ew American Remedies. — I. Podophyllum peltatum. Pharm.

Journ. II. iii. (1862) 456-464.
[!!•] Hydrastis canadensis, Linn. — Yellow root. Orange

root. Pharm. Journ. iii. (1862) 540-546.

III. Xanthorrhiza apiifolia, Willd. — Yellow root. Pharm.

Journ. iv. (1862) 12-14.

lY. Caulophyllum thalictroides, Michx. — Blue Cohosh.

Pharm. Journ. iv. (1862) 52-56.

16 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Bentley (Robert), continued :—

Kew American Remedies. — V. Jeffersonia diphylla, Pars. — Twin-
leaf. PA<j;rm.e7bwrw. iv. (1862) 104-170.

YI. Sanguinaria canadensis, Linn. — Blood-root, Puccoon.

Pharm. Journ. iv. (1862) 263-269.

VII. Sarracenia purpurea, Linn. — Indian Cup, Side-

saddle flower. Fharm. Journ. iv. (1862) 294-302.

YIII. Dicentra (Corydalis) formosa, Borkh. — Turkey

Com. Fharm. Journ. iv. (1863) 353-357.

IX. Xanthoxylon fraxineum, Willd. — Prickly Ash,

Toothache Shrub. Fharm. Journ. iv. (1863) 399-407.

X. Ptelia trifoliata, Linn. — Shrub Trefoil, "Wafer Ash.

Fharm. Journ. iv. (1863) 494-497.

XI. Geranium maculatum, Linn. — Spotted Cranesbill,

Alum root. Fharm. Journ. II. v. (1863) 20-25.

XII. Cerasus (Prunus) virginiana, Michaux. — "Wild

Cherry, Wild Black Cherry. Fharm. Journ. v. (1863) 97-
105.

XIII. Baptisia tinctoria, R. Brown. — "Wild Indigo.

Fharm. Journ. v. (1863) 211-216.

XIV. Hydrangea arborescens, Linn. — Common Hydrangea,

Seven-barks. Fharm. Journ. v. (1864) 310-315.
On a new kind of Matico, with some remarks on officinal Matico.

Fharm. Journ. II. v. (1864) 290-297.
On the organic Materia medica of the British Pharmacopoeia.

Fharm. Journ. II. v. (1864) 416-428, 479-491.
On the adulteration of Saffron with the stamens of Crocus.

Fharm. Journ. II. vii. (1866) 452-457.
On the study of botany in connection with pharmacy. Fharm.

Journ. IL viii. (1866) 108-118.
Kote on the substitution of Mangosteen (Garcinia Mangostaiia)

for Bael (Aegle Marmelos). Fharm. Journ. II. viii. (1867)

654-655.
On the Study of Botany in connection with Pharmacy. [Address

at Dundee.] Fharm. Journ. II. ix. (1867) 152-157.
On the characters, properties, and uses of Eucalyptus Globulus,

and other species of Eucalyptus. London, 1874. 8°.
The Characters, properties, and uses of Eucalyptus Globulus and

other species of Eucalyptus. [Abstract of a lecture.] Fharm.

Journ. III. iv. (1874) 872-879.
On a drug substituted for Chiretta (Ophelia Chirata, Grisebach).

Fharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 481.

BENTLEY — BENOIT. 17

Beistley (Robert), continued : —

The admixture of White Hellebore with Valerian root. Pharm.

Journ. III. vii. (1877) 649-650. See also p. 665.
Eucalyptus Globulus. Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1878) 865-

868.
Bentley (Robert), and Henry Tkimen-.

Medicinal plants, being descriptions, with original figures of the

principal plants employed in medicine, and an account of the

characters, properties, and uses of their parts and products

of medicinal value. London, 18[75-]80. 4 vols. 8°.
Bennett (Alfred William).

]N^otes on Indian Simarubeae. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873)

801-802, 842-843, 881-883.
Kotes on Indian Burseraceae. Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875)

62-64, 83-84, 102-104.
Additions and corrections to Kotes on Indian Simarubeae. Pharm.

Journ. III. vi. (1875) 162.
Bennett (George).

On the introduction, cultivation, and economic uses of the Orange,

and others of the Citron tribe, in ^N'ew South Wales. [Sydney ?

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The " Pituri," a new narcotic. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III.

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Bennett (John Whitchurch).

The Cocoa-nut tree, its uses and cultivation. London, [1827?].

8».
Ceylon and its capabilities : an account of its natural resources,

indigenous productions and commercial facilities, etc. London,

1843. 4°.
Bennett (John Joseph).

Description of a new species of Phrynium from Western Africa.

[P. Danielli.] Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1854) 160-161.
Description of the Bungo, or Frankincense tree of Sierra Leone,

regarded as a new genus of Caesalpiniae. [DanieUia thurifera,

Bennett.] Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1854) 251-253.
Note on the species of Croton described by Linnaeus under the

names of Clutia Eluteria and Clutia Cascarilla. [From the

Journal of the Linnean Societt/.^ Pharm. Journ. II. i. (1859)

132-134.
Benoit (J. A.)

Culture speculative de la betterave au point de vue de I'industrie

sucriere. Troyes, 1874. 8°.

2

18 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

BfeRAUD (E.)

Etudes sur le chene et sur ses auxiliaires. Le Mans, 1864. 8°.
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Oekonomisch-teclmisclie Flora Boehmens, . . . Anwendnng nnd
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Beeangee (Adolfo di).

Guida per il coltivatore di vivae boschivi, con cenni preliminari e

note suUa materia forestale. Ed. 2. Firenze, 1880. 16°.
Relazione sul pineto communale di Bavenna. 1880. 4°.
Beeg (C. H. Edmund, Freiherr von).

Gescliichte der deutschen Waelder bis zum Schlusse des Mittel-
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Handbucb. der Pharmaceutiscben Botanik fuer Pbarmaceuten und

Mediciner. Berlin, 1845. 8°. Ed. 3. 1858. Ed. 5. 1866.
Cbaracteristik der fuer die Arzneikunde und Tecknik wichtigsten

Pflanzengenera, etc. Berlin, 1845. 4^ Ed. 2. 1861.
Die Chinarinden der pbarmacognostischen Sammlung zu Berlin.

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Pharmaceutischer Waarenkunde. I. Pharmacognosie des Pflanzen-
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Beeg (Otto Carl), & C. F. Schmidt.

Darstellung und Bescbreibung saemmtlicher in der Pbarmacopoea

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Beegen (Heinrich von).

Versuch enier Monograpbie dor Cbina. Hamburg, 1826. 4°.
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Materia medica, e regno vegetabili, sistens simplicia officinalia
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Beegsma (Comelis Adrian).

DeThea. Trajecti ad Ebenum, 1824. 8".

BERAUD — BESSE. 19

Bernard ( — .).

Memoire pour scrrir a I'histoire naturelle de I'olivier. [Recueil
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Bernardin (J.).

Les odeurs de Muse, de Yanille, et de Yiolette. [Annecy,

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iN'otice siir les collections scientifiques et sur le musee commercial-
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Classification de 250 matieres tannantes. Gand, 1872. 8°.
JS'omenclature usuelle 550 fibres textiles avec indication de leur
provenance, lours usages, etc., par * * * Gand, 1872. 8°.
[_Anon.^
Classification de 100 caoutcboucs et gutta-percbas suivie de notes
sur les sues de Balata et de Massaranduba. Gand, 1872. 8°.
Supplement [1875].
Classification de 160 builes et graisses vegetales. 2^ edition . .

Gand, 1874. 8\
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1875.] 8°.
Classification de 250 fecules. Gand, 1876. 8". >
Bernatzic (M.).

A new falsification of Cincbona bark. \^Jburn. de Fharm.~\
Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874) 569-570.
Bernays (Lewis A.).

The Olive and its Products. A treatise on tbe babits, culti-
vation, and propagation of tbe tree ; and upon tbe manu-
facture of oil and other products therefrom. Brisbane, 1872.
8°.
Bernhardt (August).

TJeber die historische Entwickelung der Waldwirthscbaft und
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Bertero (Carlo Giuseppe).

Specimen medicum nonnullas indigenas stirpes continens exoticis
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Berthelot (Marcellin).

On tbe Manna of Sinai, and the Manna of Syria. [From tbe
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Besse (A.).

Essais d' amelioration de la culture de la garance [Eubia sativa].
Avignon, 1877. 8".

20 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Besse (A.), & A. RiEu.

Essais d' amelioration de la culture de la garance. Memoire presente
d la chambre de commerce d' Avignon et d la societe d' agriculture
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Bevan (E. J.), & C. P. Cross.

Contributions to the chemistry of bast fibres. Manchester, 1 880. 8"..
Bialet (Dr. — .).

Mate, or Paraguayan tea. [Extract.] PJiarm. Journ. III. vii.
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BlANCHEDI (C. A.).

L'olivicoltura e I'oleificazione nel circondario di Salo : studi e
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BiBRA (Ernst, Freiherr von).

Die narkotischen Genussmittel und der Mensch. JSTuemberg,
1855. 8°.
BiDiE (George C. M.).

Report on the Ravages of the Borer in Coffee estates, with a
review of the existing systems of coffee culture, and sugges-
tions for the further development of the productive resources
of the Coffee districts in Southern India. Madras, 1869. 8°.
Catalogue of the Raw Products of Southern India forwarded to

the Paris Exhibition of 1878. Madras, 1878. 8°.
The Timber Trees of India. Madras, 1862. 8°.
Bigg (William).

Answers to queries respecting the cultivation of English Rhubarb
near Banbury. Pharm. Journ. vi. (1846) 74-76.
BiGELOW (J. M.).

American Eupatoria. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874)
303-304.

BiLLINGER (Otto).

Historical notes on Opium. [Abstract.] Pha/rm. Journ. III. vii.
(1876) 452-454, 1041-1042.

BiRNBAUM (K.).

Lehrbuch der Landwirthschaft. Prankfort-am-Main, 1859-63. 8^
Bird WOOD (George C. M.).

Catalogue of the Economic products of the Presidency of Bombay;

being a catalogue of the Government Central Museum.

Division 1. Raw Produce (Vegetable). Bombay, 1862. 8°.
Catalogue of the vegetable productions of the Presidency of

Bombay, including a list of the dnigs sold in the bazaars of

Western India. Second edition, with index. Bombay, 1865. 8°.
Frankincense, or Olibanum. \_Tran8. Linn. Soc.'] Pharm. Journ,

III. i. (1870) 163-167.

BESSE BLASKOVICS. 21

BiEKMEYEE (Christian).

Populaere Pflanzenkunde und Hausapotheke, etc. Ed. 2. "Neu-

TJlm, 1868. 8^
Kraeuterbuch nebst Hausapotbeke. Ed. 3. Neu-TJlm, 1871. 8°.
BiSCHOFE (G.).

On the botanical origin of Senna leaves. [From the Central
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(1851) 543-546.
BiscHOFF (Gottlieb "Wilhelm).

Plantae medicinales . . . adjectis medicamentis, quae praebent,

simplicibus. Heidelbergae, 1829. 4°.
Gmndriss der mcdicinischen Botanik als Leitfaden bei Yoriesungen,
so wie zum Selbststudium^ und besonders zum repetitorischen
Studium fuer Studirende, etc, Heidelberg, 1831. 8°.
Mediciniseh-pharmaceutische Botanik. Ein Handbuch fuer
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BiTJSo (S.)

Monografia sul fico d'India in Sicilia. Palermo, 1879. 8*.
Bizio (G.)

II caffe. Venezia, 1870. 8«.
Blackwell (Elizabeth).

A curious herbal, containing 500 cuts of the most useful plants,
which are now used in the practice of physick, etc. London,
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Herbarium Blackwellianum emendatum et auctum, . . . Edidit
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Blageave (Joseph).

Supplement or enlargement of Nich. Culpeper's English Physician,
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22 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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BLASQUEZ BORDIGA. 23

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24 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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BORGGREVE BRANDTS. 25

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26 * VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Brandis (Dietrich), continued : —

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BRANDIS — BROWN. 27

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28 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Bkowne (Daniel J.)

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browke^buc'hoz. 29

Buc'noz (Pierre Joseph), continued : —

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tant comme aliment que comme medicament, digne d'etre

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Unfinished, ends with Penn.

30 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Buc'hoz (Pierre Joseph), continued: —

Dissertation sur I'ortie grieche. Paris, 1798. fol.

Manuel cosmetique et odoriferant des plantes. Paris, 1799. 8".

Manuel economique des plantes, faisant suite aux manuels

veterinaire et tinctorial des plantes. Paris, 1799. 8".
Manuel tinctorial des plantes, ou traite de toutes les plantes qui

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Traite ou manuel veterinaire des plantes qui peuvent servir de

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Ed. 2. Paris, 1801. 8".
Le laurier et I'olivier reunis, entrelaces et consideres sous tons

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Avantage qu'on pent tirer des plantes . . . pour guerir les

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joint un memoire sur le the du Paraguay, de Labrador, des

Isles, du Cap, du Mexique, d' Oswego, de la Martinique, etc.,

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On the Gum Ammoniacum plant. [From the Central Blatt.~\

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BiJissoN (L.).

Etude sur le Cundurango de Loja. Precedee d'une notice

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BUC*HOZ — BUVRY. 31

BUEBIDGE (F. W.).

The Gardens of the Sun, or a naturalist's journal . . . in . . .
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BuEEAiJ (Edouard).

De la famille de Loganiacees et des plantes qu'elle foumit k la
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BUEGER (A.).

Du chene du marine. Apergu sur la production actuelle et
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BUEGERSTEIX (A.)

TJeber die wichtigsten Gespinnstpflanzen. Schriften naturw.
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The Manufacture of Sugar, and the machinery employed for
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[Transl. by J. J. Baudrillard] N^ouveau manuel forestier.

Paris, 1808. 2 vols. 8°.
Burnett (M. A.).

Plantae Utiliores ; or, Illustrations of Useful Plants, employed in
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"Without pagination ; each part has a separate title-page.
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Notice sur la fleur du pyrethere, dite insecticide Bumichon, etc.
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BuRNOUF (Emile).

L'indigo japonais. Culture et preparation. Notice traduite pour
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Indian Tea Cultivation: its Origin, Progress, and Prospects.
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Anbauversuche mit auslaendischen Nutzpflanzen in Deutschland,
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32 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Byasson (H.).

Note on Mate or Paraguay tea. [^Repert. de Fharm.'] Pharm.
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Cabanis (F.).

Le murier, ses avantages et son utilite dans I'industrie. Paris,
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Cailus, De. See De Cailus.
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On Rhubarb. [From Ganger's Repert.~\ Pharm. Journ. ii.

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On the forests of Tasmania. Proc. Royal Colonial Institute, iy.

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Opium and the Opium-appetite : with notices of alcoholic bever-
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De la betterave et de sa culture, consideree sous le rapport du
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Calvert (F. Crace). See Ceace-Calvert.
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BYASSON CAIiri. 33

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34 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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CARRE — CHAUMETON. 35

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36 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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CHEETIIAM CLAYE. 37

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38 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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CLAUSSEN COMENDATOR Y TELLEZ. 39

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40 VKGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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COMES— CORENWINDER. 41

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COUEBON (A.).

On tbe Taenifuges (Antbelmintics) of Abyssinia. [Erom tbe

Repert. de Pharm.'] Pharm. Journ. 11. iii. (1861) 20-23.
Otber medicinal plants of tbe Abyssinians. [Extract.] Pharm.

Journ. II. iii. (1861) 23-24.

4i VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Coze (L.).

Histoire naturelle et pharraacologique des medicaments narcoti-
ques foumis par le regne vegetal. These. Strasbourg,
1853. 4°.
Ceace-Calteet (Frederick).

Abstract of a lecture on Caoutchouc and Gutta Percha. Pharm.
Journ. xii. (1853) 423-426.

On Starches, the purposes to which they are applied, and im-
provements in their manufacture. Journ. Soc. Arts, viii.
(1859) 87-93.

Dyes and dye-stuffs other than Aniline. Bed colouring sub-
stances : — Madder. [Cantor Lecture, Journ. Soc. Arts.']
Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 394-396, 414-417.

Munjeet ; Campechy Peach, Sapan Cane and Bar woods ;

Alkanet Boot ; Safflower ; Cochineal, Lac Dye ; Murexide.
Pharm. Journ. IIL ii. (1871) 435-437, 454-457.

Blue colouring substances. — Indigo, Orchil, Cudbear,

Litmus, Prussian Blue and Ultramarine. Pharm. Journ. III.
ii. (1871) 513-515, 535-537.

[Yellow, etc.] Quercitron, Pustic, Persian Berries, "Wild

Aloes, Turmeric, Annatto, Ilixanthine, Lakao, Tannin
matters. Gall-nuts, Sumach, Divi-divi, Myrobalans, Catechu.
Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 537-538, (1872) 573-575.
Ceaig (William).

The medicinal plants of Scotland. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ.
III. vii. (1877) 911-914.
Ceamee (Joh. Andreas).

Anleitung zum Porstwesen. Braunschweig, 1766. fol.
Ceaufued (John).

On the migration of cultivated plants in reference to ethnology.

\^Brit. Assoc. Report.'] Journ. Bot. iii. (1866) 317-332.
The Sugar Cane. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. II. ix. (1867)
76-76.
Ceawftjed (John).

On the Cotton Supply. Journ. Soc. Arts, ix. (1861) 399-413.
Ceease (Orlando).

On Gum Anime. Pharm. Journ. vii. (1847) 15-16.
Ceeighton (Benjamin T.).

The Culture of Tobacco in Ohio. [_Amer. Journ. Pharm.] Pharm.
Journ. III. vii. (1876) 27-28.
Ceoisette-Desnoyees (L.).

Kotice forestiere sur les landes de Gascogne. Clermont, 1875. 8"«

COZE — CUZENT. 45

Ceoozes ("William).

On the Manufacture of Beetroot Sugar in England and Ireland.

London, 1870. 8°.
Ckoss (Eobert).

Eeport to the Under Secretary of State for India, on the Pitayo

Chinchona, and on proceedings while employed in collecting

Chinchona seeds in 1863. London, 1865. 8°.
Abstract of a report on the Pitayo Cinchonas. [^Gardeners*

Chronicle.'] Pharm. Journ. II. vii. (1865) 120-121.
The India-rubber acclimatization experiment. [Extract.] Pharm.

Journ. III. vii. (1876) 194-197.
Report on the investigation and collecting of plants and seeds of

the Indiarubber trees of Para and Ceara, and Balsam of Copaiba.

London, 1877. foL

CfiFEWELL (Gr. A.).

Liberian Coffee in Ceylon. The history of the introduction and
progress of the cultivation. Colombo, 1878. 8°.

Coffee-cultivation, Brazil as a coffee -growing country ; its capa-
bilities, the mode of cultivation and prospects of extension.
Colombo, 1878. 8°.
CuLPEPER (Mcholas).

The English Physician, or an astrologo-physical discourse on the
vulgar herbs of the nation. London, 1652. 12".

The English Physician enlarged, etc. London, 1653. 8°. Other
eds. in 1661, 1695, 1714, 1725, 1733, 1784, 1792. [1820?]
''Crosby's improved edition," 1814. 12". There are two
Welsh versions ; Caernarfon, 1818-19. 8^ and [1862?] 16".

Pocket Companion to C.'s Herbal, etc. By J. Ingle. London,
1820. 12".

CuNNIlfGHAM (D. D.).

Microscopical notes regarding the Eungi present in Opium blight.
Calcutta, 1875. 8°.
CuEEiE (John H.).

On two varieties of false Jalap. [Erom the N. Y. Journ. Phar-
macy.'] Pharm. Journ. xi. (1852) 521-523.
CuETis (William).

A catalogue of the British medicinal, culinary, and agricultural
plants, cultivated in the London Botanical Garden. London,
1783. 8".

CuZENT (Gr.).

Tahiti. Considerations . . . botaniques sur I'ile . . . vegetaux
susceptibles de dormer des produits utiles au commerce et a

46 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

CuzENT (G.) continued: —

. I'industrie et de procurer des frets de retour aux navires.

Cultures et productions horticoles. Catalogue de la flore de

Tahiti. Rochefort, 1860. 8°.
Du Tacca pinnatifida, pia de Taiti, de sa fecule, de sa paille, et

du Pandanus odoratissimus. Paris, 1861. 8".
On Kava or Ava (Piper methysticum). [From The Technologist. ~\

Fharm. Joum. II. iv. (1862) 85-87.

Daji (Narayan).

A new Indian remedy. [Ailanthus excelsa, Roxh.'] Fharm.
Joum. III. i. (1870) 154-156, 175-176, 193-194.
Dale (Samuel).

Pharmacologia, seu manuductio ad materiam medicam. Londini,
1693. Vl\ Supplementum, 1705. Ed. 2. 1737. 4^
Dalgas (E.).

Anvisning til Anlaeg af Sraaaplantninger omkring Gaarde og
Haver samt til Anlaeg af levende Hegn og Anglaeg af Pile-
culturer. Ed. 2. Kjoebenhavn, 1876. 8".
Om Plantning i Jylland, navnlig i dets Hedeegne . . . af " Tids-
skrift for Skovbrug," etc, Kjoebenhavn, 1878. 8°.
Dalmon (J.).

Gigartina acicularis as an adulterant of Carrageen Moss. Fharm.
Joum. III. iv. (1874) 616.
Dalzell (Nicol Alexander).

On the Antiaris saccidora, or Sack-tree. [From Hooker's Joum.
Bat.'] Fharm. Joum. xi. (1851) 114-115.
Dangees ( — .).

Keue Gespinnstpflanzen (Abutilon Avicennae, Laportea pustulata,
Apocynum cannabinum, Asclepias cornuta). (Fuehling's
Zandw. Zeitung, 1880, Heft 4).
Daniell (William Freeman).

On the D'Amba, or Dakka, of Southern Africa. [Cannabis sativa,

var.~\ Fharm. Joum. ix. (1850) 363-365.
On the Sanseviera guineensis, or African hemp. Fharm, Joum,

xi. (1852) 130-132.
On the Zea Mays and other cerealia of Western Africa. Fharm.

Joum. xi. (1852) 347-352, 395-401.
On the Synsepalum dulcificum, De Cand. ; or, miraculous berry

of Western Africa. Fharm. Joum. xi. (1852) 445.
On the Pterocarpus erinaceus, or Kino tree of West Afiica.
Fharm. Joum. xiv. (1854) 55-61.

CrZENT — DAVSON. 47

Dan-iell ("William Freeman) continued: —

On the Habzelia aethiopica, Ethiopian or monkey pepper. Pharm.

Journ. xiv. (1854) 112-116.
Katemfe, or the miraculous fruit of Soudan. [Phrynium

Danielli, Bennett.^ Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1854) 158-160.
On the Cubeba Clusii of Miquel, the Black Pepper of Western

Africa. Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1854) 198-203.
On the Amoma of Western Africa. Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1855)

312-318, 356-363; xvi. (1857) 465-472, 511-517.
On the Frankincense-tree of Western Africa. (Daniellia thurifera,

Bennett). Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1855) 400-403, 463.
On Eguse oil, a new vegetable product from South Africa.

Pharm. Journ. xvi. (1856) 307-309.
Some observations on the Copals of Western Africa. Pharm. Journ.

xvi. (1857) 367-373, 423-426.
On Coelocline polycarpa, A. DC, the Berbeiine or yellow-dye

tree of Soudan. Pharm. Journ. xvi. (1857) 398-401.
On a red Canella bark from the West Indies. Pharm. Journ.

xviii. (1859) 503.
On African Turmeric. Pharm. Journ. II. i. (1859) 258-260.
On Ricinus inermis, Will. (var. manchuriensis). Pharm. Journ.

II. iii. (1861) 15-16.
On the Cascarilla, and other species of Croton, of the Bahama

and West India Islands. Pharm. Journ. II. iv. (1862)

144-150 [with two plates]. Id. 226-231 [with one

plate].
On the production of Hydrocyanic acid from Bitter Cassava root.

Pharm. Journ. II. vi. (1864) 302-304.
On the Kola-nut of tropical West Africa. (The Guru-nut of

Soudan.) Pharm. Journ. II. vi. (1865) 450-457.
Daektt (Albert).

Manuel, avec calendrier agricole et horticole, du cultivateur

algerien. Ouvrage fait d'apres le programme de la societe

d' agriculture d' Alger. Saint-Loger, 1873. S''.
Davet (Gaston).

De quelques cholagogues nouveaux d'origine vegetale. Paris,

1880. 8«.
Davson (F. a.).

Cassava Bread, prepared from the root of the Cassava plant.

Janipha Manihot. (Euphorbiaceae.) Pharm. Journ. II. ii.

(1860) 13-15.

48 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Debay (Auguste).

Les influences du chocolat, du the, et du cafe sur I'economie
humaine, etc. Paris, 1864. 18°.
Debeaux (J. Odon).

Essai sur la pharmacie et la matiere medicale des Chinois. Paris,

1865. 8°.

Notes sur quelques mati^res tinctoriales des Chinois. Paris,

1866. 8°.

De Bruyn Kops (G. p.).

Note on some of the productions of the Bhio-Lingga archipelago.
Pharm. Journ. xvi. (1856) 43-44.
De Cailus ( — .).

Histoire naturelle du cacao et du sucre. Ed. 2. Amsterdam,
1720. 8°.
Decatsne (Joseph).

Recherches anatomiques et physiologiques sur la garance, sur le
developpement de la matiere colorante dans cette plante, sur sa
culture et sa preparation, suivies de I'examen botanique du
genre Euhia et de ses especes. Bruxelles, 1837. 4°.
Decobert (D.).

Culture du tabac. Lille, 1876. 8°.
Decharme (C).

De 1' opium indigene extrait du pavot-oeillette, de I'identite de sa
morphine avec celle de I'opium exotique, etc. Amiens,
1862. 8°.
Decker (M.).

Die Kleeseide [Cuscuta]. Ein sehr gefaehrlicher Poind der
Landwirthschaft, namentlich des Putterbaues. Luxemburg,
1880. 8°.
Decbept (A.).

L'arbre vert en Picardie, son emploi avantageux dans le terrains
calcaires et accidentes. Amiens, 1875. 8°.
Delabarre (E. p. de), & E. Chaume.

Ameliorations chimiques et mecaniques apportees dans la fabrica-
tion et le raffinage du sucre de Cannes et de betteraves.
Paris, 1847. 8°.
Delcher (E.).

Recherches historiques et chimiques sur le cacao et ses diverses
preparations. Histoire, lieux ou crolt le cacao, culture,
recolte et terrage, etc. . . . Bibliographic des ouvrages sur
le cacao, 1609 a 1830. Paris, 1873. 8°.

DEBAY — DEMOOR. 49

Delchevaleeie (G.).

Sur les vegetaux d'omement et d'utilite qui sont cultives en

Egypte. Paris, 1873. 8°.
Henna. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 8.
Delile (Alire Eaffeneau).

Dissertation sur les effets d'un poison de Java, appele Upas tieute,
et sur la noix vomique, la feve de St. Ignace, le Stryclinos
potatorum, et la pomme de Yontae, qui sont du meme genre
de plantes, que I'llpas tieute. Paris, 1809. 4°.
Delioux de Savignac ( — .).

The Myrtle and its properties. \_Repert. de Pharm.'] Pharm.
Journ. III. vi. (1875) 346.
Della Stjdda (Georges).

Monographie des opiums de I'empire ottoman envoyes d
I'Exposition universelle de Paris. Paris, 1867. 8**.
DEL0in)EE (August), & ApoUinaire Boijchardat.

Quinologie. Des quinquinas et des questions qui dans I'etat present
de la science et du commerce s'y ratlachent avec le plus
d'actualite. Paris, 1854. 4°.
The Cinchona barks, and the more important questions which in
the present state of science and commerce relate to them.
[Erom the Pepert. de Pharmaeie.'] Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1854)
77-83, 165-168, (1855) 513-517, 570-574.
Delteil (A.).

Etude sur la Yanille. Paris, 1874. 8°.
Deman (E. E.).

The Elax Industry ; its importance and progress : also its culti-
vation and management, and instructions in the various
Belgian methods of growing and preparing it for market, etc.
London, 1852. 8°.
Demersay (L. Alfred).

Du tabac du Paraguay ; culture, consommation et commerce,
avec une lettre sur I'introduction du tabac en Erance, par
Eerdinand Denis. Paris, 1851. 8°.
ifetude economique sur le Mate ou the du Paraguay. Paris,
1867. 8". *
Demooe (Y. p. G.).

Traite du culture du tabac. Description historique, botanique

et chimique. Luxembourg, [1853?]. 12°.
Lin, et des differents modes de rouissage. Bruxelles, 1855.
8°.

60 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Demontzey (P.).

Studien ueber die Arbeiten der "Wiederbewaldung und Berasung
der Gebirge . . . uebersetzt von Arth. von Seckendorff. "Wien,
1880. 8°. Atlas. 4°.
BiNiAu (C. C. PeUx).

Le silphinm (Assafoetida) precede d'un memoire sur la famille
des Ombelliferes consideree an point de vue economique,
medical et pharmaceutique et d'observations sur les gommes
resins. Paris, 1868. 8«.
Dennet (Charles F.).

Vegetable Fibres, with special reference to the textile fibres,
Rhea or Eamie, Jute, New Zealand Flax, — their uses and
abuse. Brighton, [1875]. 8^
Desaga (Oscar).

Ueber den Anbau des orientalischen Mohns, und Gewinnung des
Opiums auf einheimischem Boden. Karlsruhe, 1868. 8°.
Deschanelet-Yalpetee (J.).

Petite flore medicale illustree, ou manuel des planJbes les plus
usitees dans le traitement des maladies, etc. Paris, 1862.
U\
Desvaitx (Augustin Nicaise).

On Yanilla and its culture. [From the Ann. Sci. JVat.'] Pharm.
Journ. vii. (1847) 73-74.
Devincenzi (Giuseppe).

Delia cultivazione del cotone in Italia. Londra, 1862. 8°.
On the cultivation of Cotton in Italy. London, 1862. 8°.
Delia coltivazione del cotone in Italia. Torino, 1863. 8".
De Veiese (Willem Hendrik).

De kampferboom van Sumatra, Dryobalanops Camphora, Colehr.f

volgens Dr. F. Junghuhn's waamemingen op de plaats

zelve, en door nadere onderzoekingen toegelicht. Leiden,

1851. 4°.

On the Camphor-tree of Sumatra. [From Hooker'' a Journ. Bot.']

Pharm. Journ. xii. (1852) 22-29.
Memoire sur le camphrier de Sumatra et de Borneo. Leide,
1857. 4°.
De Yeu (J. E.).

Cultivation of the Cinchona trees in Java. [Extract from a letter.]

Pharm. Journ. II. ii. (1860) 220.
Kote on Mr. Markham's Travels in Peru and India. [With
remarks by D. Hanbury and others.] Pharm. Journ. II. iv.
(1863) 439-441.

DEMONTZEY — DIERBACH. 51

De Yeij (J. E.) continued : —

On the Cinchona bark of British India. Pharm. Journ. II. v.

(1864) 593-599.
On the amount of alkaloids in the Cinchona trees cultivated

in Java. Pharm. Journ. II. vi. (1864) 15-18.
On the possibility of manufacturing Neroli in the British colonies

[Extract.] Pharm. Journ. II. vii. (1866) 477-478.
Samadera indica, Gaertn. Pharm. Journ. II. ii. (1872) 644-645,

see also 654, 655.
Sale of Java bark at Amsterdam on 14th March, 1872. [With a

note by J. E. Howard.] Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872) 945.
Presumed Hybrid between Cinchona Calisaya and C. succirubra.

[With a note by J. E. Howard.] Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 42.
A fast growing Cinchona which produces much Quinine.

[''Cinchona pubescens, var. — , Howard."] Pharm. Journ,

III. viii. (1878) 805.
Dexter (Thomas E.).

Animal and Vegetable substances used in the Arts and Manu-
factures, illustrative of the Imports and Exports of Great

Britain and her colonies, and explanatory of Dexter' s Cabinet

of objects. London, 1857. 8°.
Det (Kanny Loll).

The indigenous Drugs of India ; or short descriptive notices of the

medicines, both vegetable and mineral, in common use among

the natives of India. Calcutta, 1867. 8°.
Dickson (James Hill).

A series of letters on the improved mode in the cultivation and

management of flax, etc. London, 1846. 8".
The Eibre Plants of India, Africa, and our Colonies. A Treatise

on Rheea, Plantain, Pine Apple, Jute, African and China

Grass, and New Zealand Elax (Phormium tenax), etc.

London, [1863]. 8°.
Deehl (C. Lewis).

American drugs. \_Proc. Amer. Pharm. Assoc.'] Pharm. Journ,

111. i. (1871) 705-706.
Dierbach (Johann Heinrich).

Abhandlung ueber die Arzneikraefte der Pflanzen verglichen mit

ihrer Structer und ihren chemischen Bestandtheilen. Lemgo,

1831. %\
Grundriss der allgemeinen oekonomisch-technischen Gewaechse,

oder systematische Beschreibung der nutzbarsten Gewaechse

aller Himmelsstriche. Heidelberg, 1836-39. 2 vols. 8°.

52 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

DiERBACii (Johana Heinrich) continued : —

Synopsis materiae medicae, oder Yersuch einer systematischen

Aufzaehlung der gebraeuchlichsten Arzneimittel. Heidelberg,

1841-42. 8°.
Deetbich (Albert).

Handbuch der pharmaceutischen Botanik. Ein Leitfaden zu

Vorlesungen und zum Selbsstudium. Berlin, 1837. 8".
Dietrich (David Nathaniel Friedrieb).

Porstflora oder Abbildungen und Beschreibung der fuer den Porst-

mann wicbtigen wildwacbsenden Baeume und Straeucher,

welcbe in Deutschland wildwachsen sowie der auslaend-

iscben daselbst im Freien ausdauemden. Jena, 1828-33. 8°.

Ed. 2. 1838-40. 4°. Ed. 4. Leipzig, 18[63-]67. Ed. 5.

Dresden, 18[74-]80.
Flora medica oder Abbildung der wicbtigsten officinellen Pflanzen,

etc. Jena, 1831. 4°.
Das wicbtigste aus dem Pflanzenreicbe, fuer Landwirtbe, Fabrik-

anten, Forst- und Scbulmaenner. Jena, 1831-38. 4°. Ed. 2.

1840.
Tascbenbucb der Arzneigewaecbse Deutscblands. Jena, 1838.

8°.
Deutscblands oekonomiscbe Flora oder Bescbreibung und Abbild-
ung aller fuer Land- und Hauswirtbe wicbtigen Pflanzen.

Jena, 1841-43. 3 vols. 8°. (Yol. i. Die Futterkraeuter.

ii. Die TJnkraeuter. iii. Getraidearten, Oelgewaecbse, etc.)
Tascbenbucb der pharmaceutiscb-vegetabiliscbenEobwaerenkunde

fuer Aerzte, Apotbeker und Droguisten. Jena, 1842-46.

2 vols. 8°.
Dietrich (Friedrieb Gottlieb).

Der Apotbekorgarten, oder Anweisung in Apotbeken braucbbare

Gewaecbse zu erziehen. Berlin, 1802. 8**.
DiEU (Alpbonse).

Histoire du Curare. These. Strasbourg, 1864. 4°.
DioszEGi (Samuel).

Orvosi fuveszk^nyv mint a magyar fiiveszkonyv praktika resze.

(Medicinische Botanik). Debrecin, 1813. 8°.

DiOT-GlLMAT ( .).

Culture du houblon. [Humulus Lupulus.] Le Mans, 1875.

8".
DiTBiCH (Ludwig).

Plantae officinale indigenae. Unguis in Hun^aria vemaculis

deductae. Budae, 1835. b\ '

DTERBACH — DRAPER. 53

DiTTWEiLEE (Wilhelm).

Lehrbuch der Botanik fuer Thieraerzte, Landwirthe und Phar-
maceuten und die betreffenden Lehranstalten zum Gebrauch
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8«.
Dive (Hippolyte).

Monographie indusftrielle et commerciale du pin maritime. Mont-
de-Marsan, 1864. 8°.
Dixon (F.).

The Melilotus caerulea. \_See also Peeeiea.] Pharm. Journ. ii.
(1843) 463, 464.

DOASSANS (E.).

Etude botanique, cbimique et physiologique sur le Thalictrum
macrocarpum. Paris, 1881. 8°.
DoBEL (Karl Eriedrich).

Synonymiscbes Woerterbucb der in der Arzneikunde und im
Handel vorkommenden Gewaechse, etc. Kempten, 1830. 8°.
DOEBNEE (E. Ph.).

Lehrbuch der Botanik fuer Eorstmaenner, nebst einem Anhang ;
Die Holzgewaechse Deutschlands und der Schweiz, etc. As-
chaffenburg, 1853. 8«. Ed. 2. 1858. Ed. 3. 1865.
Douglas (J.).

Notes on Indian roses and their products. [ Gardeners' Chronicle.']
Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1878) 811.
Douglas (James).

Arbor yemensis, fructum Cofe ferens : or a description of the
coffee tree. London, 1727. fol. Supplement, 1727.
Doumet-Adansox (N.).

Sur les forets de la Corse, et la destruction deplorable des laricios
archiseculaires qu'eUes renferment. Paris, [1874]. 8**.
DoEAT (Charles).

On the production of Balsam of Peru. [Extract from a letter.]
Pharm. Journ. II. ii. (1860) 172-174.

DOWDESWELL (G. E.).

Another report of the properties of the Coca leaf. [Extract.]
Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1876) 946-947.
[Deaebte (Frants).]

Forsoeg til Hoer-Avlingen og dens Tilberedelse efter den Hol-
landske, Irlandske og Scotske Maade. Kjoebenhavn, 1778. 8".
Deapee (Harry ISTapier).

Pharmacy at the Dublin Exhibition. [Colonial products, etc.]
Pharm. Journ. II. vii. (1865) 147-152.

5^ VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Drejee (Salomon Thomas Kicolai).

Compendium i den mediciniske Botanik. Kioebenhavn, 1840. 8°.
Anvisning til at Kjende de danske Foderurter. Ed. 3. Kioeben-
havn, 1847. 8^
Deesslee (E.).

Die Weisstanne (Abies pectinata) auf dem Yogesensandstein.
Ein Wort zur Anregung fuer deren moeglichst ansgedehnte
Verbreitung auf aehnlicben Standorten. Strassburg, 1880. 8°.
Deouet (L. J.).

L'arboriculture demontree en pratique, etc. Yernon, 1873. 8".
Deitmmond (A. T.).

Canadian Timber Trees, their distribution and preservation.
Montreal, 1879. 8°.
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The useful plants of India alphabetically arranged, with botanical
descriptions, vernacular synonyms, and notices of their econo-
mical value in commerce, medicine, and the arts. Madras,
1858. 8°. Ed. 2. London, 1873.
Dubois (Fr.).

Matiere medicale indigene, ou histoire des plantes medicales qui
croissent spontanement en France et en Belgique. Tournai,
1848. 8".'
Du Beetjil (Alphonse).

Cours elementaire theorique et pratique d' arboriculture, etc.
Paris, 1846. 8^ Ed. 2. 1850. Ed. 4. 1857-58. Ed. 6.
1867-72. 2 vols. Ed. 7. 1875-76. 12°.
Manuel d' arboriculture des ingenieurs. Paris, 1860. 12°.
The scientific and profitable culture of Fruit-trees . . . adapted for
English cultivators by W. Wardle, etc. Ed. 2. London, 1872. 8°.
Cours d' arboriculture. Les vignobles et les arbres a fruits a cidre.
L'olivier. Le noyer. Le murier et autres especes economiques.
Paris, 1874. 12°.

DXJBEETJIL (H.).

Histoire naturelle et medicale de quelques vegetaux de la famille
des Euphorbiacees. These. Paris, 1835. 4°.
Dfbeukfatjt ( — .).

Art de fabriquer le sucre de betteraves. Paris, 1825. 8°. *
DuBETJNFAUT (Augustiu Pierre).

Sucrage des vendanges avec les sucres raffines de canne, de

betterave, ^/c. Paris, 1854. 8°. Ed. 2. 1854. [Ed. 3 ?] 1874.

Le Sucre dans ses rapports avec la science, I'agriculture, I'industrie,

le commerce, I'economie publique et administrative, etc. Paris,

1873. 8°.

DREJER — DTJFRESNE. 55

DuBTJissoN (J. R. Jacquelin).

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DucHAssAiNG (Pierre).

The bark of the Adansonia digitata, or Baobab tree, a substitute
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Duchesne (Antoine Nicolas).

Manuel de botanique, contenant les proprietes des plantes utiles
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\_Anon.']
Duchesne (Edouard Adolph).

Traite du mais, ou ble de Turquie, contenant son histoire, sa
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Repertoire et atlas des plantes utiles et des plantes veneneuses du
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Duchesne (J. B.).

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The N'arthex Asafoetida; a description of the plant, its pro-
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The Ailanthus glandulosa in dysentery. \_Med. Times and Gazette.']
Fharm. Journ. III. vii. (1876) 372-373.
DuFouR (Louis).

Cours elementaire sur les proprietes des vegetaux et leurs appli-
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Proprietes des vegetaux et leurs applications ^ 1' alimentation, la
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DuFOUR (Philippe Sylvestre).

Traitez nouveaux et curieux du cafe du the du chocolate. Lyon,
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Other versions are extant in Latin, EngHsh, and Spanish.
Dufresne (Pierre).

Histoire naturelle et medicale de la famille des Yalerianees.
Montpellier, 1811. 4^

66 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

DiTHAMEL DTJ MoNCEAu (Henri Louis).

Traite des arbres et arbustes, qui se cultivent en Prance en
pleine terre. Paris, 1755 (also dated 1785). 2 vols. 4°.
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Dumas (A.).

La culture maraich^re. Traite pratique pour le midi, le centre
de la Prance et pour I'Algerie. Paris, 1880. 8°.
DuNAL (Michel Felix).

Histoire naturelle, medicale, et economique des Solanum, etc.
Montpellier, 1813. 4°.
Duncan (Andrew).

Catalogue of medical plants according to tbeir natural orders.
Edinburgh, 1826. 8".
DUPLESSY (P. S.).

Des vegetaux resineux tant d'indigenes qu'exotiques, ou descrip-
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DupoNT (Adolphe E.).

Les essences forestieres du Japon. N'ancy, 1880. 8".
Notes relatives aux Ka-kis cultives japons. Toulon, 1880. 8".
DupoNT (Adolphe E.), & Amedee Bouquet de la Gete.

Les bois indigenes et etrangers. Physiologie, culture, production,
qualites, Industrie, commerce. Paris, 1875. 8°.
Dupuis ( — .).

The rose harvest in Adrianople. [Extract from Consular Peport.]
Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 426.
Dupuis (Aristide).

Traite eleraentaire des champignons comestibles et veneneux.

Paris, 1854. 12^
Plantes agricoles et forestieres. Ouvrage donnant la description,
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Le regno vegetal, devise en traite de botanique generale, flore
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9 vols. 8^, and 8 vols. 4°.
D'TJeban (W. S. M.).

English Ink-galls. [Abstract.] Fharm. Journ. II. iv. (1863)
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DURDEN ( .).

New materials for the manufacture of paper. [Extract from the
Leeds Intelligencer. ^ Pharm. Journ. xv. (1855) 30-32.

DUHAMEL T)U MONCEAU — DYMOCK. 57

DlTREAir (B.).

Sur la culture de la canne et fabrication du sucre en Louisiane.

Paris, 1852. 8^
La question des sucres devant le consommateur. Paris, 1863. 8°.

Lond. 1864. 8^
De la fabrication du sucre de betterave, dans ses rapports avec
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Paris, 1858. 8°.
Df Rondeau ( — .).

Quelles sent les plantes les plus utiles des Pays-bas, et quel est
leur usage dans la medicine et dans les arts? Bruxelles,
1772. 4°.
Dfeoselle (E.).

Le melilot de Siberie dans les sols st^riles. !N'ancy, 1873. 8°.
DusEK (Ignaz).

Anleitung zur Kultur des Paerberknoeterichs [Polygonum tinc-
torium] in Mittel-Europa und zur hierlaend. Indigobereitung.
Prag, 1872. 16°.
DuTRONE DE LA. CouTTiEE (Jacqucs FranQois).

Traite de I'olivier. Aix, 1786. 2 vols. 8°.
Histoire de la canne et precis sur les moyens d'en extraire le sel
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1801.
DuvE (J. D.).

Anweisung zum Anbau der behacten BrachfruecMe oder Putter-
gewaechse. Celle, 1830. 8°.
DwTER (Hugo).

The preservation of herbs, roots, barks, etc., for pharmaceutical
uses. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874) 891.
Dyee (William Thiselton).

On the medicinal properties of the Solanum tuberosum. Pharm.
Journ. i. (1842) 590-591.
Dyee (William Turner Thiselton).

On the plant yielding Latakia Tobacco. Linn. Soc. Journ., Botany,
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In the Corrigenda, p. ix, the spelling of the name is altered to
Lattakia.

Dymock (W.).

Asafoetidas of the Bombay market. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1875)
945.

58 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Dymock (W.) continued: —

Kote on Myrrh and its allied Gum resins. Pharm. Journ. III. vi.
(1876) 661.

Notes on Indian drugs. Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1876) 1002-1003,
vii. 3-4, 109-110, 170-172, 190, 309-310, 350-351,450-452,
491-493, 549-550, (1877) 729-731, 977-979, viii. 23-25, 101-
105, 161-162, 383-386, 483-485, 521-522, 564-566, 745-
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463, (1880) 581-582, 661-662, 829-831, 993-994, xi. 21-22,
169-170.

The botanical source of Sarcocolla. Pharm. Journ. III. ix. (1879)
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Indian Henhane. Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1880) 369.

Eatwell (W. C. B.).

Selections from the Eecords of the Bengal Government, on the
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269-271, (1852) 306-311, 359-364.
Ebbinghaits (Julius).

Die Pilze und Schwaemme Deutschlands. Mit besondrer Eueck-
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Vergleichende Beschreibung derjenigen Pflanzen, welche in den
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schweig, 1794. 8°.

TJeber die nothwendige Yerbindung der systematischen Pllanzen-
kunde mit der Pharmacie, und ueber die Bekanntmachung der
giftartig wirkenden Pflanzen. Hannover, 1796. 8".

Yon den Standorten der Pflanzen im AUgemeinen und denen der
Arzneigewaechse besonders. Muenster, 1802. 8°.
Ebeemaieb (Carl Heinrich).

Plantarum Papilionacearum monographia medica. Berolini,
1824. 8^
Eeden (F. "W. van).

Hortus batavus. Korte beschrijving van in- en uitheemsche
planten, heesters en boomen, die voor de Nederlandsche tuinen
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Issued in parts as, Bloemkundig woordenboek, etc.

DYMOCK — ELLIS. 59

Eeden (F. W. van) continued : —

Algemeene beschrijvende catalogus der houtsoorten van Neder-

landsche Oost-Indie, aanwezig in het kolonial museum, op het

paviljoen te Haarlem. Haarlem, [1872]. 8".
Kolonial museum op het paviljoen bij Haarlem. Overzigt van

het museum als leiddrad voor de bezoekers. Haarlem, 1875.

8^
Ehrhart (Balthasar).

TJnterricht von einer zu verfassenden Historie der nuetzlichsten

Kraeuter, Pflanzen und Baeume. Memmingen, 1752. 4°.
Oeconomische Pflanzenhistorie nebst dem Kern der Landwirth-

schaft, Garten- und Arzneikunst. Ulm und Memmingen,

1753-62. 12 vols. 8°.
EiCHELBEEG (Johau Eriedrich Andreas).

IS'aturgetreue Abbildungen und ausfuehrliche Beschreibungen

aller in- und auslaendischen Gewaechse, welche die wichtig-

sten Produkte fuer Handel und Industrie liefem, als natur-

geschichtliche Begruendung der merkantilischen Waarenkunde.

Zuerich, 1845. 8°.
EiCHLER (August Wilhelm).

Syllabus der Vorlesungen ueber Phanerogamenkunde. Kiel,

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8«.
EiMBCKE (George).

Elora Hamburgensis pharmaceutica, oder Verzeichniss und Be-

schreibung der um Hamburg und in den angraenzenden

Laendern wildwachsenden Arzneipflanzen. Hamburg, 1822.

8°.
Elia (Eerdinando d').

Istruzioni per ben coltivari i gelsi secondo le pratiche piu ricevuto,

con la giunta dei metodi in uso presso i Chinesi. Napoli,

1869. 8°.
Elliott (Robert H.).

The Experiences of a Planter in the Jungles of Mysore. London,

1871. 2 vols. 8°.
Cardamom cultivation in Mysore. [Extract from the preceding.]
. Fharm. Journ, III. viii. (1878) 547-548.
Ellis (John).

An historical account of Coffee ; with an engraving and botanical

description of the tree ; to which are added sundry papers

relative to its use. London, 1774. 4°.

60 VEG ETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Ellis (Johu) continued : —

A Description of the Mangosteen and the Bread Fruit, etc.
London, 1775. 4°.
Ellison (Thomas).

Handbook of the Cotton trade ; or, a glance at the past history,
present condition, and future prospects of the cotton commerce
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Ellkodt (Theodor Christian).

Schwamm-Pomona, oder Beschreihung der essbaren und giftige
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Histoire naturelle et medicale des Digitales. Montpellier, 1812.
4^
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L'ortie, ses proprietes alimentaires, medicales, agricoles, et in-

dustrielles. Paris, [1862]. 18°.
Les champignons comestibles et veneneux ; guide pour les recon-
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Elst (S. L. W. van der).

Staats-koffiecultuur op Java, 's Gravenhage, 1874. 8°.
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A Report on the trees and shrubs growing naturally in the
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The first edition was anonymous.

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Histoire naturelle et pharmacologic des medicaments astringents

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Influence des climats et de la culture, sur les proprietes medicales

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On the plants cultivated or naturalised in the valley of Caracas,

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On Sabadilla. [Abstract of paper read before the Linnean

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Die Betheiligung der vereinigten Staaten von Venezuela an der

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Die Produkte Yenezuelas auf der internationalen landw. Ausstel-

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Coffee disease in New Grenada. Nature, xxii. (1880) 292.

ELLIS FALCONER. 61

ESCAEPIT (J. A.).

Des plantations et des grandes arbres dins la Gironde et des
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EsPT (Y. van der).

Hydrastis canadensis, or Golden Seal, and its alkaloids. [Ex-
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On the microscopic structure of Pepper and its adulterants.

Pharm. Joum. II. i. (1860) 605-607, ii. 7-11.
On the Scammony and Jalap of commerce. Pharm. Joum. II. x.
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Evans (W. J.).

The sugar planter's manual; being a treatise on the art of
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Silva ; or, a discourse of forest trees and the propagation of timber

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EVERS (B.).

Indian medicinal plants. [Extract.] Pharm. Joum. III. v.
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EWAET (J.).

1^0 tes on Cinchona cultivation in British Sikkim. Calcutta,
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Faber (August).

On Curagoa Aloes. [From the Central Blatt.~\ Pharm. Joum.
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pArRHOLT (Frederick William).

Tobacco : its history and associations ; including an account of
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Falcone (Pietro).

Istruzione pratica suUa coltivazione della zucchero, ossia canna
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Falconee (Hugh).

Some account of Aucklandia, a new genus of Compositae, be-
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62 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Falconer (Hugh) continued : —

On Aucklandia Costus. Fharm. Journ. iii. (1844) 401-402.
Report on the Teak forests of the Tenasserim provinces, with
other papers on the Teak forests of India and on the Tea
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Report on Forest Administration in Burmah. Calcutta, 1864.
8°.
Faibgeteve (Thomas).

Notes on the cultivation and preparation of Lactucarium. Pharm.
Journ. III. iii. (1873) 972-973.
Faeee (Fred. J.).

On the growth and preparation of Rhubarh in China. Pharm.
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Faitjas-de-S AiNT-FoND (Barthelcmj ) .

Memoire sur le Phormium tenax, improvement appele lin de la
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Favier (A.).

Les orties textiles (Ramie de Chine, etc.) ; histoire, culture, decorti-
cation. Paris, 1880. 12".
Favier (P. A.).

Nouvelle Industrie de la ramie. Notice sur la decouverte de
precedes mecaniques et chimiques pour la preparation et
1' utilisation des fibres de la ramie, plante textile produisant
une fibre plus forte que le lin et le chanvre, plus fine que le
coton et la laine, et aussi brillante que la sole, etc. Paris,
1881. 8°.
Fekete (Lajos).

A v6r6sfeng6 torzsek gorbesegenek oka. [The causes of the
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Fennbresque (S. p.).

Memoire sur la destruction de la cuscute. Montauban, 1866.
8°.
Fenzl (Eduard).

Bericht ueber einige der wichtigsten botanischen Ergebnisse der
Bereisung der portugiesischen Colonic von Angola in "Westafrioa
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Ferand (Beranger).

The collection of Gum Senegal in Senegambia. [Extract.] Pharm,
Journ. III. iv. (1873) 166-167.

FALCONER FINCK. 63

Ferguson (^William).

The Palmyra Palm of Ceylon. 1850. 8°.
FERitfOND (Charles).

Monographie du tabac, comprenant I'historique, ... la descrip-
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On the kinds of Ehubarb at present in Eussian Commerce. [Extract.]
Pharm. Journ. II. ix. (1867) 246-249.
Peerage (H.).

Culture du lin et preparation de la plante textile. Memoire destine
d I'agronome qui vondra se livrer d'une maniere progressive a la
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Ferrari (Giovanni Battista).

Hesperides, sive de malorum aureorum cultura et usu libri quatuor.
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Fevre (Justin Louis Pierre).

Le tabac. Paris, 1863. 12".
Field (H.).

Agricultural Chemistry applied to the culture of the sugar cane,
and relative estimation of the soils of British Guiana. Demerara,
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Fielder (C. H.).

On Tea Cultivation in India. Journ. 8oc. Arts, xvii. (1869) 291-
300, 323-329.
Figtjeiredo (Jeronymo Joaquim de).

Flora pharmaceutica e alimentar portugueza, ou tractate daquelles
vegetaes indigenas de Portugal, e outros nelle cultivados, cujos
productos sao usados, ou susceptiveis de se usar come remedies
e alimentos. Lisboa, 1825. 8**.
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Plantkundig woordenboek van ITederlansche-Indie, met korte
aanwijzingen van het geneeskundig- en huishoudelijk gebruik
der planten, en vermelding der verschillende inlandsche en
wetenschappelige benamingen. Leiden, 1876. 8**.
Filhol (Edouard).

On Indian Copal. [From the Pharm. Centr. Blatt.'] Pharm.

Journ. ii. (1843) 773-774.
l^ote on some vegetable colouring matters. [From Journ. de
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FiNCK (Hugo).

Cultivation of Cinchona in Mexico. [Extract from a letter.]
Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 146.

64 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

FiscALi (Ferdinand).

Deutschlands Forstculturpflanzen. Ed. 2. Ollmuetz, 1858. 8°.
FiSCHBACH (H.).

Katechismus der Forstbotanik. 2. gaenzlicli umgearbeitete Auflage
. . . von J". Y. Massaloup. Leipzig, 1862. 8".
Forms No. 6 of Weber's Illiistrirte Katechismen.
Fischer (Rudolf).

Die Feldholzzucht. Ein Beitrag zur Frage : Auf welcbe Weise
Kann sich der Besitzer eines grossen oder kleinen Gutes das
benoetbigte Holz selbst produciren ? Mit besonderer Berueck-
sichtung der Korbweiden und Eichenschaelwaldanlagen. Berlin,
1878. 8».
Fleischmann (C. L.).

Memorial in relation to the manufacture of Beet Sugar. Washing-
ton, 1839. 8^
Fleming (John).

A Catalogue of Indian Medicinal Plants and drugs, with their
names in the Hindustani and Sanscrit languages. Calcutta,
1810. 8°.
Fliche (H.).

Manuel de botanique forestiere. Botanique anatomique et
physiologique, geographic botanique, botanique descriptive,
principales especes forestieres de France. Nancy, 1874. 8°.
Fliche (P.), & L. Geandeau.

Becherches chimiques sur la vegetation forestiere. [Extract.]
Paris, 1878. 8°.
Flint (Charles L.).

A practical treatise on grasses and forage plants, etc. New York,
1857. 8". Ed. [3?] Boston, 1874.
Fltjeckigek (Friedrich a.).

Lehrbuch der Pharmacognosie des Pflanzenreiches. Natur-
geschichte der wichtigeren Arzneistoffe vegetabilischen TJr-
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Note on a new kind of Kamala. [With a note by D. Hanbury.]
Pharm. Journ. II. ix. (1867) 279-282. See also pp. 310-312
(1868).
Gummi und Bdellium vom Senegal. (Aus der SchweizeriscJien

Wochemchrift futr Pharmacie.) Schaffhausen, 1869. fol.
On African Tragacanth. Pharm. Journ. II. x. (1869) 641-643.
Rhatany from Para. Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 84-86.
Nigella seeds or Black Cummin. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871)
161.

' ^^il^^t'v^-'- ---•-^^^^^

FISCALI — FLUECKIGER. 65

Flueckiger (Friedricli A.) continued: —

Wild rue or Harmal seeds (Semen Harmalae). Pharm. Journ.

III. ii. (1871) 229.
The mother plant of "Wormseed. [Artemisia Cina, Willk.~\ Ah-

stracted from a paper of Professor Willkomm. Fharm. Journ*

III. ii. (1872) 762-763.
On the occurrence of Manganese in plants, especially in drugs of

the Zingiberaceous order. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1872)

208-211.
Grundlagen der pharmaceutischen Waarenkunde. Einleitung in

das Studium der Pharmacognosie. Berlin, 1873. 8°. Ed. 2.

1880.
Buchu leaves. [Barosma betulina. Extract.] Pharm. Journ.

III. iv. (1845) 689-690.
T^ote upon Ehatany from Ceara. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ, '

III. vi. (1875) 21.
l^ote on Hing of the Bombay market, the so-called nauseous

Asafoetida. Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875) 401.
Remarks upon Rhubarb and Rheum officinale. Pharm. Journ.

III. vi. (1876) 861-863.
Contributions towards the history of some drugs. [Abstract.]

Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1876) 1021-1023.
Note on a so-called Wood oil. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III.

vii. (1876) 2-3.
l^ote on Costus. Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1879) 121.
Note on Luban-mati and Olibanum. Pharm. Journ. III. viii.

(1878) 805-908.
Notes on Chian Turpentine. Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1880) 309.
Notes on Cananga oil, or Ilang-ilang oil. \_Archiv der Pharm.']

Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1881) 934-937.
Elueckiger (Eriedrich A.), & E. Buri.

Contribution to the history of Kosin. [Hagenia abyssinica. Lam.

Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1875) 562-563.
Elueckiger (Eriedrich A.), & Daniel Hanbury.

Pharmacographia : a history of the principal Drugs of vegetable

origin met with in Great Britain and British India. London,

1874. 8°. Ed. 2. 1880.
Histoire des drugs d'origine vegetale . . . Tr. par J. L. de

Lanessan, avec une preface par H. Baillon et 320 figures . . .

par L. Hugon. Paris, 1878. 2 vols. 8°.
Elueckiger (Eriedrich A.), & — . Hoern.

Ophelia Chirayta. Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 105-107.

6

66 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

FoEBES (John).

Salicetum Wobumense : or a catalogue of willows indigenous or

foreign in the collection of the Duke of Bedford, at Wobum

Abbey ; systematically arranged. [London,] 1829. 4°. \_Anon.^
Pinetum Wobumense : or a catalogue of coniferous plants, in the

collection of the Duke of Bedford, at Wobum Abbey,

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Forest (H.).

Du cacao, et de ses diverses especes. Histoire, analyses chimiques,

alterations et falsifications, etc. Paris, 1864. 8".
FoESTEB, (Johann Georg Adam).

Geschichte und Beschreibung des Brodbaums. Programm. Cassel,

1784. 8°.
De plantis esculentis insularum oceani australis commentatio

botanica. Berolini, 1786. 8°.
PoETUNE (Eobert).

Three years' wanderings in the Northern Provinces of China,

including a visit to the Tea, Silk, and Cotton countries, with

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^8 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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fries — gerwig. 69

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70 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Geyee (C).

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72 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

GocHNAT (Franz Karl).

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74 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Geeene (Edward Lee) continued : —

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76 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Groves (T. B.).

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GROVES HANAUSEK. 77

GuTMTEL (Friedrich) continued: —

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Zusammenstellung der Kennzeichen der in Deutschland wach-
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1880. 8».
Hambuegee (Z. S.).

Ueber die Farbstoffe der Qaercitronrinde. Goettingen, 1880. 8".
Hanausek (T. F.).

Mittheilungen aus dem Laboratorium der "Waarensammlung in
Krems. Die Tahitinuss. [Sagus amicarum, Wendl.'] {Zeitsclir.
allg. oest. Aj^otl. Ver. 1880, No. 28.)

78 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Hamilton ("William).

On the Jamaica Dogwood. Pharm. Journ. iv. (1844) 76-78.
Further remarks on Piscidia erythrina, or Jamaica Dogwood.
. Fharm. Journ. iv. (1844) 111-114.
On the Medicinal properties of the Argemone mexicana and

Hura crepitans. Pharm. Journ. iv. (1844) 167-170.
On the gum of the Ehus metopium, and on the Aristolochia

odoratissima, [A.] trilobata, and [A.] anguicida. Pharm.

Journ. V. (1844) 60-61.
On the Argemone mexicana, Hura crepitans, Jatropha Curcos,

and [J.] multifida. Pharm. Journ. v. (1845) 23-27.
On the genus Jatropha, and the Janipha Mainhot and [J.]

Loeflingii. Pharm. Journ. v. (1845) 27-31.

Sequel to the above paper on Janipha. op. cit. 31-33.

Medical properties of the Fevillea cordifolia. Pharm. Journ. v.

(1845) 33-35.
On the Moringa pterygosperma, or Oil of Ben tree, and its uses

economical and officinal. Pharm. Journ. v. (1845) 58-59.
On the properties ascribed to some species of Comocladia. Pha/rm.

Journ. Y. (1845) 114-117.
On the properties of some species of Cathartocarpus. Pharm.

Journ. V. (1845) 118-121.
On the medical and economical properties of the Anacardium

occidentale, or Cashew-nut tree. Pharm. Journ. v. (1845)

268-273.
On the medical properties of the various species of Cassia, found

in the "West Indies. Pharm. Journ. v. (1846) 345.
On the properties of the Hippomane Mancinella, or Manchineel

tree. Pharm. Journ. v. (1846) 408-412.
On the medical and commercial properties of the Caesalpinia

coriaria, orDividivi. Pharm. Journ. v. (1846) 443.
On the noxious properties of the Echites suberecta, or Savanna

flower, and their antidotes. Pharm. Journ. vi. (1846) 23-24.
On the Maranta arundinacea, and its application as an antidote

to animal and vegetable poisons. Pharm. Journ. vi. (1846)

25-28.
On the reputed properties of some of the species of Cleome. Pharm.

Journ. vi. (1846) 79-80.
On the Capparis cjmophallophora, or Bottle cod. Pharm. Journ.

vi. (1846) 81-82.
On the properties of the Asclepias curassavica, a bastard Ipeca-
cuanha Pha/rm. Journ. vi. (1846) 212-216.

HAMILTON HAMM. . 79

Hamilton ("William) continued: —

On the Muracuja ocellata, or West Indian opium. Pharm. Journ,

vi. (1846) 216-217.
On the Malambo bark of the province of Carthagena, South

America. Pharm. Journ. vi. (1846) 255-259.
On some species of the genus Amyris, which are little known.

Pharm. Journ. vi. (1847) 322-326.
On the Lemon Grass, or Andropogon Schoenanthus, cultivated in
most of the West Indian Islands. Pharm. Journ. vi. (1847)
369-374.
On the commercial and medicinal properties of the Hymen aea
Courbaril, or Locust tree, etc. Pharm. Journ. vi. (1847) 520-
[525].
On the properties of the Eocconia frutescens and Clusia. Pharm.

Journ. vi. (1847) 581-582.
On the Canna Achira[s], or Tons les mois. "With a specimen of

recent tuber. Pharm. Journ. vii. (1847) 56-60.
On the medicinal and economic properties of the Sapindus
Saponaria, Soap berry, or Black Mckar Tree. Pharm. Journ.
vii. (1847) 225-230.
Some further particulars respecting the Ehus Metopium, or Hog-
gum tree. Pharm. Journ. vii. (1847) 270-277. \_Anon.'\
On the purgative properties of the oils obtained from plants
indigenous in the Antilles. Pharm. Journ. ix. (1849) 129-131.
On the Ava root of the Sandwich Islands. Pharm. Journ. ix.

(1849) 218-220.

On the cultivation, preparation, and properties of the Myrica

cerifera, and M. carolinensis, or "Wax-tree of Carolina. Pha/rm.

Journ. x. (1851) 450-454.

Use of Mushrooms in Eussia. Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1854) 66-67.

On the medicinal properties of the Coffee arabica. Pharm. Journ.

xiii. (1854) 329-330.
On the nutritive properties of the mass which remains after the
expression of the nuts of the Cocoa, etc. Pharm. Journ. xv.
(1856) 350.
Notes on the Materia medica of the Paris Exhibition, 1855.
PArt'rm. Jbwrw. XV. (1856) 410-411.
Hamm (Wilhelm von).

Der Pieberheilbaum oder Blaugummibaum (Eucalyptus Globulus).
Ueber dessen Anbau und seine Eigenschaft der Gesundmachung
von Sumpflaendereien. Nach einem Yortrage von Bentley . . .
mit vielen Zusaetzen, ^^^. Wien, 1878. 8°.

80 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Hanbury (Daniel).

On Turnsole. Fharm. Journ. ix. (1850) 308-309.

On tlie Resin of the Norway Spruce Fir (Abies excelsa). Pharm.

Journ. ix. (1850) 400-401.
On an article imported as Calumba wood, supposed to be the

product of a Menispermum. Fharm. Journ. x. (1851)

321-323.
On Wurrus, a dye produced by Eottlera tinctoria. Pharm.

Journ. xii. (1853) 589-590.
On the use of Coffee-leaves in Sumatra. Pharm. Journ. xiii.

(1853) 207-209.
Notes upon some specimens of Scammony. Pharm. Journ. xiii.

(1853) 268-270.
On the febrifuge properties of the Olive (Olea europaea, L.).

Pharm. Journ. xiii. (1854) 353-354.
On some rare kinds of Cardamom. Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1855)

352-355, 416-422.
On "Wood oil, a substitute for Copaiba. [From Dipterocarpus

turbinatus, Roxl.'] Pharm. Journ. xv. (1856) 321-322.
Khatany Root. Pharm. Journ. xvi. (1856) 16-17.
Note upon a green dye from China. Pha/rm. Journ. xvi. (1856)

213-214.
On Penghawar Djambi, a new Styptic. Pharm. Journ. xvi.

(1856) 278-281.
Some notes on the manufactures of Grasse and Cannes. Pharm,

Journ. xvii. (1857) 161-163.
On Storax. Pharm. Journ. xvi. (1857) 417-423, 461-465.
On Rottlera tinctoria, Roxh., and its medicinal properties. Pharm.

Journ. xvii. (1858) 405-410.
Note on a drug called Royal Salep. Pharm. Journ. xvii. (1858)

499-501.
On Otto of Rose. Pharm. Journ. xviii. (1859) 504-510.
Malambo bark [Croton Malambo, Karst.'] Pharm. Journ. II. i.

(1859) 321-322.
Note on a manufactured product of Sea-weed called Japanese

Isinglass. Pharm. Journ. II. i. (1860) 508-509.
Bassia flowers. Pharm. Journ. II. i. (1860) 607-608.
Notes on Chinese Materia medica. Pharm. Journ. II. ii. (1860)

15-18, 109-116, (1861) 553-557, iii. 6-11, 204-209, 261-264,

315-318,(1862)420-425.
Note on Anacahuite wood, a reputed remedy for consumption.

Pharm. Journ. II. ii. (1861) 407-408.

HANBURY. 81

Haxbury (Daniel) continued: —

Kote on the use of Balsam of Peru in the Eoman Catholic Church.

Pharm. Journ. II. ii. (1861) 446-448.
Notes on Chinese Materia medica. London, 1862. 8°.

Eeprinted as a separate work. Also in German, by T. Martins.
Speyer, 1863. 8°.

Minor notes on the Materia medica of the International

Exhibition. Fharm. Journ. II. iv. (1862) 107-111.
Origin of Anacahuite wood. Fharm. Journ. II. iv. (1862),

271-273.
On the manufacture of Balsam of Peru. Pharm. Journ. II. v.

(1863) 241-248.
Note on Cassia moschata, H. B. K. Pharm. Journ. II. v. (1863)

348-351.
Additional observations on Storax. Pharm. Journ. II. iv. (1863)

436-439.
Note on the Ordeal bean of Calabar. (Physostigma venenosum,

Balf.) Pharm. Journ. II. iv. (1863) 559-561.
On the species of Garcinia, which affords Gamboge in Siam.

Linn. Soc. Trans, xxiv. (1864) 487-490.
Additional note on the manufacture of Balsam of Peru. Pharm,

Journ. II. V. (1864) 315-317.
On the botanical origin of Gamboge. Pharm. Journ. II. vi.

(1865) 349-350.
On the botanical origin of Savanilla Ehatany. Pharm. Journ.

II. vi. (1865) 460-461.
On pharmaceutical herbaria. Pharm. Journ. II. vii. (1866)

542-544.
On Burgundy Pitch. Pharm. Journ. II. ix. (1867) 162-165.
Remarks on the necessity for a further cultivation of medicinal

plants. Pharm. Journ. II. viii. (1867) 575-577.
On the cultivation of Jalap. Pharm. Journ. II. viii. (1867)

651-654.
Historical notes on Manna. Pharm. Journ. II. xi. ( 1869) 326-33 1 .
On a species of Ipomoea (I. simulans), affording Tampico Jalap.

\_Linn. Soc. Journ., £ot.^ Pharm. Journ. II. xi. (1870)

848-850.
Historical notes on the Radix Galangae of Pharmacy. [Zmw.

Soc. Journ., Pot.'] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 613, ii. (1871)

248-249.
The Madagascar Cardamom or Longouze. [Amomum angusti-

folium, Sonn.] Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872) 642.

6

82 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Hanbtjey (Daniel) continued : —

On Calabrian Manna. Pha/rm. Journ. III. iii. (1872) 421-422.
African Ammoniacum. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 741.
The botanical origin and country of Myrrh. [Ocean Highways.]

Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 821-823.
On Pareira Brava. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 81-83, 102-103.
On a peculiar camphor from China. Pharm. Journ. III. iv.

(1874) 709-710. See also p. 722.
Science Papers, chiefly pharmacological . . . edited, with memoir,

byJ. Ince. London, 1876. 8°.
Haitbury (Daniel), & P. A. Plueckiger.

Pharmacographia. See Flueckigee and Hanbury.
Hakbtjry (Daniel), & Daniel Oliver.

Inquiries relating to Pharmacology and Economic Botany. [Prom

the Admiralty Manual of Scientific Enquiry, Ed. 4. See also

Herschel (J. P. W.).] Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 204-205,

243-245.
IIai^^ce (Henry Pletcher).

The so-called " Olives " (Canarii spp.) of Southern China.

IJourn. Bot.'] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 684-685.
The source of the Radix Galangae minoris of pharmacologists.

\_Linn. Soc. Journ., Bot.'] Pharm, Journ. III. ii. (1871) 246-248.
The Green Putchuk of the Chinese. With some remarks on the

antidotal virtues ascribed to Aristolochiae. [Journ. Bot.^

Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 725-726.
Hance (Henry Pletcher), & W. P. Mayers.

Introduction of Maize into China, Indian Com, Zea Mays, L.

With notices of the plant by Chinese authors. Pharm.

Journ. III. i. (1870) 522-525.
Hancock (John).

The properties and preparation of the Rio Negro Sarsaparilla,

and of the Angustura bark, practically examined. London,

1829. 8°.
Remarks on the Siruba, or native Oil of Laurel, its production,

uses, etc. London, 1830. 8°.
Observations on the climate, soil, and productions, of British

Guiana, etc. London, 1835. 8°. Ed. 2. 1840.
Hancock (Thomas).

Personal narrative of the origin and progress of the Caoutchouc

or India-rubber manufacture in England ... to which is

added some account of the plants from which Caoutchouc is

obtained, etc. London, 1857. 8".

HAN BURY HARTIG. 83

Hansen (A.)

Die Quebracho - Einde. Botanisch - pharmaceutische Studie.
Berlin, 1880. 4°.
Hanstein (Heinricli).

Die Familie der Graeser in ihrer Bedeutung fuer den Wiesenbau.
Wiesbaden, 1867. 8°.
Happe (Andreas Friedrich).

Abbildungen oekonomiscber Pflanzen. Berolini, 1792-94. fol.
Botanica pbarmaceutica, exbibens plantas officinales, quarum
nomina in dispensatoriis recensentur. Berolini, 1788. fol.
Haedy (Auguste).

Manuel du cultivateur de coton en Algerie. Alger, 1855. 8".

Ed. 2. 1856.
"Note sur la culture du Quinquina en Algerie. Paris, 1868. 8°.
Haedy (Ernest).

Pilocarpus pinnatus (Jaborandi) [= P. pennatifolius, Lemaire.

Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1876) 496-498.
Eapport sur I'inee (Strophanthus hispidus) [Extract.] Paris,
1877. 8^
Haeiot ( — .).

Les soixante-quatre plantes utiles aux gens du monde. Troves,
1876. 8°.
Haemann (F. E.).

Report on Coffee -leaf Disease (Hemileia vastatrix). Bangalore,
1880. 4°.
Haetig (Robert).

Die durch Pilze erzeugten Krankheiten der Waldbaeume. Fuer

den deutscber Foerster. Ed. 2. Breslau, 1875. 8°.
Die Zersetzungserscbeinungen des Holzes der Kadelholzbaeume
und der Eiche in forstlicher, botanischer und cheniiscber Rich-
tung. Berlin, 1878. 4°.
Die Unterscbeidungsmerkmale der wicbtigeren in Deutschland
wacbsenden Hoelzer. Specielle Xylotomie. Muenchen,
1879. 8".
Untersucbungen aus dem forstbotaniscben Institut zu Muenchen.
Berlin, 1880. 4°.
Haetig (Theodor).

Lebrbucb der Pflanzenzelle in ihrer Anwendung auf Forstwirth-

schaft. Berlin, 1841. 4°.
Yollstaendige Naturgeschicbte der forstlicben Kulturpflanzen
Deutschlands. Berlin, 1851. 4°.

The preceding, with new title ; see Pritzel, Thes. ed. 2. No. 3795,

84 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Haetig (Theodor) continued: —

System und Anleitung zum Studium der Forstwissenscliaftslehre.

Leipzig, 1858. 8°.
TJeber den Gerbstoff der Eiche. Fuer Lederfabricanten, Wald-
besitzer * und Pflanzenphysiologen bearbeitet. Stuttgart,
1869. 4°.
Haetingee (Anton).

Deutscblands Forstculturpflanzen in getreuen Abbildungen . . .

Text von Ferdinand Fiscali, etc. Ollmuetz, 1854-58. fol.
Die essbaren und giftigen Pilze in ibren wicbtigsten Formen.
Wien, 1858. fol. Ed. 2. 1870.
Haetung (C. a. F. a. Heinrich).

De Cinchonae speciebus atque medicamentis chinam supplentibus.
Argentorati, 1812. 4".

HaEIWIG (J.), & Tb. EUEMPLEE.

Illustrirtes Geboelzbucb. Die schoensten Arten der in Deutsch-
land . . . Baeume und Straeucber, etc. Berlin, 1875. 8**.
Haez (C. 0.).

Opium production in Europe. \_Zeit8cJir. Apoth. Vereins.']
Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 223-225. ,
Habzee (Karl August Friedrich).

I^aturgetreue Abbildungen der vorzueglicbsten essbaren, giftigen
und verdaechtigen Pilze, ^^^. Dresden, 1842-45. 4°.
Hassall (Arthur Hill).

Food and its adulterations. [Yiom The Lancet.'] London, 1855. 8°.
On the adulteration of Annatto. [Bixa orellana, Linn.~\ Fharm,

Journ. XV. (1856) '' 592 " [295]-303.
Adulterations detected ; or, plain instructions for the discovery
of frauds in Food and Medicine. London, 1857. 8°. Ed. 2.
1861.
Food : its adulterations and the methods for their detection.
London, 1876. 8".

This is not the same as the preceding work.

Hasselt (A. W. M. van).

Bijdrage tot de kennis van het Curare ; met een naschrift van
C. A. J. A. Oudemans. Verslagen hon. acad. weten. II. xv.
(1880) pp. 1-12.
Hasskael (Justus Carl).

Aanteckeningen over het nut, door de bewoners von Java aan
eenige planten van het eiland toegeschreven, uit berigten der
inlanders zamengesteld. Amsterdam, 1845. 8°.

HARTIG — HECTOR. 85

Havenstein (G,).

Beitraege zur Kenntniss der Leiupflanze und ihrer Cultur.
Physiologisch und landwirthschaftlich begruendet. Inaugural
Dissertation. Goettingen, 1874. 8".
Hawkes (Henry Philip).

Madras Exhibition of 1855. Catalogue raisonne of the thirty
classes into which the articles in the Exhibition are divided,
•with an index of the subjects, etc. Madras, 1855. fol.
Report upon the Oils of Southern India. [Madras, 1855.] 8*^.
A classified catalogue of the Raw Produce, exhibited at the
Madras Exhibition of 1857, etc. Madras, 1857. 4".
Hay (David).

The Pine-tree in Kew Zealand, being a list of pines . . . with
a few hints to those persons who may wish to cultivate them
for ornament, for shelter, or for their commercial value.
Auckland, 1869. 8°.
Hay (Drummond).

The Argan tree. [Argania Sideroxylon. Extract from Consular
report.] Pharm. Journ. III. ix. (1878) 282.
Hayne (Eriedrich Gottlob).

Dendrologische Elora der TJmgegend und der Gaerten Berlin's.

Berlin, 1822. 8°.
Getreue Darstellung und Beschreibung der in der Arzneikunde
gebraeuchlichen Gewaechse, wie auch solcher, welche mit
ihnen verwechselt werden koennen. Berlin, 1805-46.
14 vols. 4".

Vols. 12-14 were posthumous, and brought out by J. F. Brandt,
J. T. C. Ratzeburg, and J. H. Klotsch. There is a spurious
impression, BerHn, 1829-41, with a shghtly altered title, in 4 vols. 4°.

Hayite (Joseph).

Gemeinnuetziger XJnterricht ueber die schaedichen und nuetz-
lichen Schwaemme. Wien, 1830. 8".
Heaney (John P.).

Megarrhiza calif omica, Torrey. ^American Journ. Pharm.']
Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1876) 393-394.
Heath (Erancis George).

Our woodland trees. London, 1878. 8".
Heckheler (Johann).

Dissertatio medica de potu Thee, etc. [M. Mappus, Praes.']
Argentorati, [1691]. 4°.
Hector (James).

Phormium tenax as a fibrous plant. Wellington, 1872. 8°.

86 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Hedges (Isaac A.).

Sorghum culture and sugar making. Report, Commissioner of

FatentSy Agriculture, 1861 (Washington, 1862) 293-311.
Sorgo, or the northern sugar plant . . . with introduction by
W. Clough. Cincinnati, 1863. 12^
Hefflee (E. R.).

Notes on the culture of and commerce in opium in Asia minor.
^Extract.'] Pharm. Journ. II. x. (1869) 434-437.
Hein (Heinrich).

Graeserflora von !N'ord- und Mittel-Deutschland. Eine genaue
Beschreibung der Gattungen und Arten der im obgennantea
Gebiete vorkommenden Gramineen, Cyperaceen und Juncaceen,
mit . . . Werthe der einzelnen Arten fuer dio Landwirth-
schaft, etc. Weimar, 1877. 8°.
Deutschland's Giftpflanzen. Hamburg, 1881. 8°.
Heinitsh (Charles A.).

!N'ote on the culture of Saffron in Pennsylvania. \_Extract.'\
Pharm. Journ. II. ix. (1867) 28-29.
Heineich (Fr.).

TJeber die Bestimmung reducirender Zucker neben Rohrzucker.
(Sachsse, Phytochemische Untersuchungeny i. (1880) pp. 93-
100.)
Heldeeich (Theodor von).

Die ^N^utzpflanzen Griechenlands. Mit besonderer Beruecksich-
tung der neugriechischen und pelasgischen Yulgamamen.
Athen, 1862. 8°.
Heldeing (L. J.).

De behandeling van de kaspischen wilg (Salix acutifolia) op
hooge zandgronden. 2e verbet. druk. Arnhem, 1878. 8".

2de druk, met een voorwoord benevens eenige aanvullingen

en verbeteringen. Aldaar, 1878. 8".
Helot (— .).

On the manufacture of Chinese green dye, called Lo-kao.
Pharm. Journ. xvi. (1857) 517-520, 553-555.
Hendeeson ( — .).

Cyrenaican drugs. [Extract from a consular report.] Pharm.
Journ. III. iv. (1874) 598.
Hendeeson {Pr.).

Pharmaceutical results of the Calcutta Botanic Gardens. Accli-
matization of Jalap and Ipecacuanha. [Extract from Dr.
Henderson's report.] Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 221-222,
241-242, 261-263.

HEDGES HERINCQ. * 87

Hendrich (J.).

Die wichtigsten landwirthschaftliclieii Culturpfianzen, zum prak-
tischen Gebrauche fuer Landwirthe, Taxatoren, Ackerbau-
schueler, etc. Prag, 1878. 4".
Specieller Pflanzenbau. Kurze Anleitung zum Anbau der land-
wirthscbaftlicben Kulturpflanzen. Prag, 1880. 8"*.
Henkel (J. B.).

Systematische cbaracteristik der mediciniscli wichtigen Pflanzen-
familien. Wuerzburg, 1856. 12°.

HeNKEL (J. B.), & W. HOCHSTETTEE.

Synopsis der Nadelhoelzer, deren cbarakteristische Merkmale
nebst Andeutungen ueber ihre Cultur und Ausdauer in
Deutschlands Klima. Stuttgart, 1864. 8°.
Heneieck (G. a.).

Du tabac, son histoire, sa culture, sa fabrication, son commerce,
etc. Paris, 1866. 18°.
Heney (Aime).

Die Giftpflanzen Deutschlands zum Scbulgebraucli und Selbst-
unterricht durch Abbildungen und Beschreibungen erlaeutert.
Bonn, 1836. 8°.
Heney (J.).

Les principales plantes veneneuses. Bruxelles, 1881. 8°.
Heeaud (A.).

Kouveau dictionnaire des plantes medicinales. Description, habitat
et culture, recolte, etc. Paris, 1875. 18°.

Nuevo diccionario de las plantas medicinales estudiados bajo el
punto de vista botanico, medico y farmaceutico. Traducido
y adicionado con los nombres vulgares espanoles de las plantas
medicinales que se encuantran en Espana, por J. G. Hidalgo.
Madrid, 1876. 4°.
Heedee (Ferdinand G. von).

Verzeichniss saemtlicher botanischen und landwirthschaftlichen
Gaerten, sowie der botanischen Museen, Herbarien und
verwandten Institute in alien fuenf Welttheilen, mit Angabe
ihres derzeitigen Vorstandpersonals, nach den einzelnen Staaten
in alphabetischer E-eihenfolge zusammengestellt. St. Peters-
burg, 1870. 8°.
Heeincq (F.).

Observations critiques sur Porigine des plantes domestiques.
[Extracts from I^os. 5, 6, and 7 (1869) of L' HorticuUeur
frangais.'] Paris, 1869. 8°.

88 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

'Rhajisc(i(F.) eontintied: —

La verity sur le prctendu silphion de la Cyrenaique (Silpliium
cyrenaicum de Laval). Ce qu'il est, ce qu'il n'est pas.
2e edition. Paris, 1876. 8^
Silphion of the ancients and its alleged modem representative.
[Abstract.] Fharm. Journ. III. vii. (1877) 750-753.
Herlant (A.).

Etudes sur les principaux produits resineux de la famille des
Coniferes. Bruxelles, 1876. 8°.
Heemann (Paul).

Der Pilz jaeger, odor die in Deutschland wachsenden essbaren,
verdaechtigen oder nicht essbaren und schaedliehen Pilze.
Ed. 2. Dresden, 1854. 8«.
Heeeera (Alfonso).

Notes on the Joyote of Mexico. \_Amer. Journ. Pharm.'] Pharm,
Journ. III. vii. (1877) 854-855.
Heeemann (Karl Robert).

Oekonomische Pflanzenkunde der landwirthschaftlichen Kultur-
gewaechse. Colberg, 1846-47. 8°.
Heeschel {Sir John Erederick William).

Botanical and Pharmaceutical desiderata. [From the Manual of
Scientific JEnquiry, edited by Sir E. W. Herschel, Bart.]
Africa (including Arabia and Abyssinia), Pharm. Journ. ix.
(1849) 285-286. Asia (including Australia), Pharm. Journ.
ix. (1850) 334-337. America, PAan/j.JbMrw.ix.( 1850) 585-586.
Manual, ed. 2. 1851 ; Ed. 3. by E. Main, 1859 ; Ed. 4. 1871.
See also Hanbury & Oliver ; and Hooker (W. J.).

Hess (Ch.).

Zusammenstellung der vorzueglichsten essbaren und giftige
Schwaemme des Eichtelgebirges. Programm. Baireuth, 1843. 4".
Hesse (0.).

Remarks on the Javanese Calisaya and on Conchinine. [Extract.]

Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 482-483.
Beitrag zur Kenntniss der Chinarinden. (Liebig's Ann. der Chemie^

cc. (1880) 302-310.)
Zur Kenntniss der Pereirorinde. (Liebig's Ann. der Chem. ccii. ,
(1880) 141-149.)
Heuecz (Henri van).

Du Boldo [Boldu chilanum, JS'ees.'] Bruxelles, 1873. 8".
Du Jaborandi. [Pilocarpus pennatifolius.] Bruxelles, 1875. 8°.
Heueck (Henri van), & Victor Guibert.

Flore medicale beige. Louvain, 1864. 8°.

HERINCQ — HIRSCHSOHN. 89

Heuze (Gustave).

Plantes fourrageres. Yersailles, 1856. S\ Ed. 3. 1861.

Les plantes industrielles. Les plantes oleagineuses (colza, navette,

pavot-oeilette, cameline, ricin, arachide, sesame, etc.) Paris,

1859-60. 8°. Ed. 2. 1869. 18°.
Les plantes alimentaires. Ouvrage accompagne d'un atlas con-
tenant 102 epis de cereales de grandeur naturelle dessines par

L. Eouyer, etc. Paris, 1873. 8^
Les cereales, les produits farineux et leurs derives a I'Exposition

universelle Internationale de 1878 el Paris. Paris, 1881. 8*.
Hewett (Charles).

Chocolate and Cocoa. Cocoa; its growth and culture, manu-
facture, ete. London, 1862. 8°. [Ed. 2.] 1864.
Hewett (J. F. Napier).

European settlements on the West Coast of Africa, with remarks

on the supply of Cotton. London, 1862. 8°.
Hibbeed (Shirley).

On a new system of cultivating the Potato, with a view to

augment production and prevent disease. Jburn. Soc. Arts,

xxii. (1874) 293-297.
The cultivation of hardy fruits, with a view to improvement of

quality and insuring constant and abundant production. Journ.

Soc. Arts, xxiv. (1876) 198-203.
HiGGiNS (Bryan).

Observations and advices for the improvements of the manufacture

of Muscovado Sugar and Eum. St. Jago de la Yega, 1797-

1800. 2 pts. 8°.
HiLDT (Johann Adolph).

Beschreibung in- und auslaendischer Holzarten. "Weimar,

1798-99. 2 vols. 8°.
Hlll (John), styling himself Sir John Hill.

The useful Family Herbal, etc. Ed. 2. London, 1755. 8°.

[Ed. 3.] Bungay, 1812.
The British Herbal : an history of plants and trees, natives of

Britain, cultivated for use or raised for beauty. London, 1756. fol.
Yirtues of British herbs, with the history, description, and

figures, etc. Ed. 4. London, 1771. 8°.
HiESCHsoHN (Eduard).

Etude comparative du galbanum et de la pomme ammoniaque,

suivie de quelques considerations sur I'opoponax et le saga-

penum, traduit de I'allemand par la docteur Jul. Morel.

Gand. 1876. 8".

90 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

HiBScnsoHN (Eduard) continued: —

Comparative examination of the more important commercial varie-
ties of Galbanum and Ammoniacum gums. [Extract.] I. Gal-
banum. Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1876) 369-371, 389-391,
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612-614, 710-712. III. Comparison of Galbanum with Am-
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772.

HiETH DU FkENES (F.).

Commercial drugs of the Chinese province of Kuang-tung
(Canton). [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1877) 88,
345.
HisTED (Edward).

On artificial flake manna. Pharm. Journ. II. xi. (1870) 629-
630. See also Hanbtjey.
HocHSTETTEE (Christian Eriederich).

Die Giftgewaechse Deutschlands und der Schweiz. Esslingen,
1844. 8°
Hodges (John Frederick).

The raw material of the linen trade : Flax. Belfast, 1865. 8°.
Hoehnel (Franz von).

Die Gerberrinden. Ein monographischer Beitrag zur technischen
Eohstofflehre. Beriin, 1880. 8".
Hoeyelsen (F. Chr.).

Kort Anviisning til at avle Kummen. Kjoebenhavn, 1824.
8«.
HoESs (Franz).

Monographie der Schwarzfoehre (Finns austriaca) in botanischer
und forstlicher Beziehung. "Wien, 1831. fol.
HOFFEE (R.).

Kautschuk und Guttapercha. Wien, 1880. 8°.
Hoffmann (J.).

Die Angaben schinesischer und japanischer ITaturgeschichten
von dem Illicium religiosum (dem Mangsthao der Schinesen,
Sikiminoki der Japaner) und dem davon verschiedenen Stem-
anis des Handels. Leiden, 1837. 8°.
Hoffmann (M.).

Die offizinellen Gewaechse der preussischen Pharmacopoee fucr
Mediciner Pharmaceuten und Droguisten bildlich dargestellt
und beschrieben. Jena, 1863-64. 8°.

HOFMANN (F. W.).

Die Cultur der Handelsgewaechse. Prag, 1835. 8°.

HIRSCHSOHN — HOLMES. 91

HoGENDOEP (Dirk van).

Berigt van den tegenwoordigen toestand der Bataafsche bezit-

tingen in Oost-Indien en den handel op dezelve. [Dell't,

1799.] 8°.
Hogg (Robert).

The Vegetable Kingdom and its products, etc. London, 18[57-]

58. 8°.
HoHENBEUCK (Arthur von).

Der Holzexport Oesterreichs. "Wien, 1869. 8**.

Beitraege zur Statistik des Flachs- und Hanf Production in

Oesterreich. Wien, 1874. 4°.
HoLL (Friedricb).

Die Yerwechselungen und Aehnlichkeiten der wichtigsten

officinellen Pflanzen. Dresden, 1835. 4°.
Woerterbuch. deutscher Pflanzennamen oder Yerzeicbniss

saemmtlicher in der Pharmacie, Oekonomie, Gaertnerei,

Porstkultur und Technik vorkommenden Pflanzen. Erfurt,

1833. %\
Spurious Cascarilla bark. [From the Pharm. Centr, Blatt.~\

Fharm. Journ. vii. (1847) 35.
On Cusco bark. Fharm. Journ. vii. (1847) 351.
HoLL (Friedrich), & Gustav Heyi^hold.

Flora von Sachsen . . . mit besondrer Beruecksicbtung ihrer

Yerwendung. (Yol. i.) Dresden, 1842-43. 8°.
HOLLE (K. F.).

Proef-handleiding voor de kultuur en gewone inlandscbe bereiding

van koffij. Batavia, 1863. 8°.
Holm (John).

On Cocoa and its Manufacture. Journ. Soc. Arts, xxii. (1874)

356. Also in Fharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874) 804-806, 843-846,

885-886.
Cocoa and its manufacture, etc. London, 1874. 8°.
Holmes (Edward Morell).

Materia medica of the United States Pharmacopoeia. Fharm.

Journ. 111. iii. (1873) 1009-1011, 1029-1031; iv. 123-127,

162-163, 201-202.
Yegetable poisons and their antidotes. Fharm. Journ. III. iv.

(1874) 769-770.
Materia medica notes. Koegoed. Fharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874)

810-811. See also ^.S2\.
The botanical source of Jaborandi. [Pilocarpus sp.] Fharm,

Journ. III. V. (1875) 581-583.

92 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Holmes (Edward Morell) continued: —

Note on a spurious Senna. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1875) 623-

624. See also p. 634.
Further note on the botanical source of Jaborandi. Pharm.

Journ. III. V. (1875) 641.
A second kind of Jaborandi. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1875)

781-782.
On the identity of Goa powder and Araroba. Pharm. Journ.

III. V. (1875) 801-802. See also pp. 816-818.
!N'otes on Brazilian drugs. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1875) 905-

906, 985-986.
Gelsemium sempervirens. Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875) 481-

482, 521-522, (1876) 561-564, 601-602.
The botanical source of Damiana. Pha/rm. Journ. III. vi. (1876)

581.
1^0 tes on some American medicinal plants. Pharm. Journ.

III. vi. (1876) 781-782.
On adulteration of Aconite root. Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1877)

749-750.
The cultivation of medicinal plants at Banbury. Pharm. Journ.

III. vii. (1877) 1017-1019.
Note on Eheum officinale (Baill.). Pharm. Journ. III. viii.

(1877) 181-182.

The cultivation of medicinal plants at Hitchin. Pharm. Journ.

III. viii. (1877) 301-303.
Notes on casual drugs. Pha/rm. Journ. III. viii. (1877) 363-

364. See also p. 378.
Notes on the medicinal plants of Liberia. Pharm. Journ. III.

viii. (1878) 563-564.
Duboisia myoporoides, R. Br. Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1878)

705-706. See also p. 720.
Note on Grindelia robusta. Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1878) 787.

See also pp. 797-798.
On adulteration of Senega. Pha/rm. Journ. III. ix. (1878) 410-

411. >S^«a/«o pp. 419-420.
Guaycuru root. [Statice brasiliensis ?] Pha/rm. Journ. III. ix.

(1878) 466. See also p. 481.

Notes on some Japanese drugs. Pharm. Journ. III. x. (1879)

3-5, 21-23, 101-103, 201-203, 261-262.
Myrtus Chekan. Pharm. Journ. III. ix. (1879) 653-654.
Note on Shea butter. [Butyrospermum Parkii.] Pharm. Journ.

III. ix. (1879) 818-819.

HOLMES — HONIGBERGER. 93

Holmes (Edward Morell) continued : —

Further notes on Liberian drugs. Fharm. Journ. III. ix. (1879)
853.

ITote on Calabar beans. Pharm. Journ. III. ix. (1879) 913-914.

Japanese Belladonna. Pharm. Journ. III. x (1880) 789.

The botanical source of Tonga. Pharm. Journ. III. x. (1880) 889.

The use of Saffron in the Pharmacopoeia. Pharm. Journ. III. xi.
(1880) 450-451. See also pp. 461-463.

Star-anise. Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1880) 489-491.

Jafferabad Aloes. Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1881) 733. See also
pp. 746-748.
Holmes {Sir William Henry).

Free Cotton ; how and where to grow it. "With a map of British
Guiana. London, 1862. 8°.
Holmgren (August Emil).

Anvisning att igenkaenna Sweriges vigtigara loeftrad och loef-
buskar under deras blad- och bloemloesa tillstand jemte en
korte framstaellning af traedslagens naturKga familjer.
Stockholm, 1861. 8°.
Holstein (Fr. Adolf von).

Anviisning for Gaardmaendene i Grevskabet Holsteinborg til at
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HoMNER (Georg).

Die Beobachtungen ueber die Schuette der Kiefer oder Foehre
und die Winterfaerbung immergruener Gewaechse. Fuer
Forstmaenner und Botaniker zusammengestellt nebst Bemer-
kungen. Freising, 1878. 8°.
HoMAN (Balint).

A szi'kes talaj muveleserol es fatenyesyeterol [Culture, and tree
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No. 12, 925-928.
Honigberger (Johann Martin).

Fruechte aus dem Morgenlande, oder Eeise-Erlebnisse, nebst
T^Taturhistorisch-medicinischen Erfahrungen, einigen hundert
erprobten Arzneimitteln, und einer neuen Heilart, dem Medial-
Systeme. Wien, 1852. 8°.

Thirty-five years in the East. Adventures, Discoveries, Expe-
riments, and Historical Sketches, relating to the Punjab and
Cashmere ; in connexion with Medicine, Botany, Pharmacy,
etc., together with an original Materia medica ; and a medical
vocabulary in four European and five Eastern languages.
London, 1852. 8°.

94 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Hood (John W.).

ITotes on the cultivation of the Opium Poppy in Australia.

Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 272-274.
Hooker {Dr., afterwards Sir Joseph Dalton).

Description of a new species of Amomum [A. Danielli] from Tropical

West Africa. [From Hooker's Journ. Bot.'] With additional

note by J. Pereira. Pharm. Journ. xii. (1852) 72-73.
Hooker {Sir William Jackson).

Botanical characters of a new plant (Isonandra puUa) yielding

the Gutta Percha of Commerce. [From the Lond. Journ. Bot.~\

Pharm. Journ. vii. (1847) 179-181.
On Patchouli. [Pogostemon Patchouli, Lepell. = P. intermedins,

Benth.y an earlier name, hut accidentally omitted from DC.

Prod.] Pharm. Journ. ix. (282).
Some account of the Vegetable Ivory Palm. (Phytelephas

macrocarpa.) [From Hooker's Journ. Bot.~\ Pharm. Journ.

ix. (1850) 369-375.
On PiaQaba, and Coquilla nuts. [Attalea funifera. From

Hooker's Journ. Bot.'] Pharm. Journ. ix. (1850) 431-432.
Jute : Corchorus capsularis, L. [From Hooker's Journ. Bot.~\

Pharm. Journ. ix. (1850) 545.
Chinese "Rice-Paper," or ** Bok-Shung." [From Hooker's

Journ. Bot.] Pharm. Journ. ix. (1850) 545-546.
On Boehmeria nivea, or Chinese Grass-plant, and on Boehmeria

Puya. Pharm. Journ. xi. (1851) 276-278.
Description and figure of the Cedron of the Magdalena Kiver.

(Simaba Cedron, Planchon.) [From Hooker's Journ. Bot.]

Pharm. Journ. x. (1851) 344-348.
■ Cedron. [From Hooker's Journ. Bot.] Pharm. Journ. -k. (1851)

472.
Amomum Granum-paradisi. Grains of Paradise Amomum; or

Mellegetta pepper. [From the Botanical Magazine.] Pharm.

Journ. xii. (1852) 192-194.
Coscinium fenestratum (False Calumba-root). [From Hooker's

Journ. Bot.] Pharm. Journ. xii. (1852) 185-188.
On the Camphor-tree of Borneo and Sumatra, Dryobalanops

Camphora, Colehr. [From Hooker's Journ. Bot.] Pharm,

Journ. xii. (1852) 300-302.
Museum of Economic Botany, or a popular guide to the Museum

of the Royal Gardens of Kew. London, 1855. 8°.

For subsequent editions, see Oliver (D.).

HOOD — HOUSTON. 95

Hooker (Sir William Jackson) continued: —

lieport on vegetable products obtained without cultivation.

(Paris Universal Exhibition.) London, 1857. 8°.
Commercial products of the Asphodel. [From The Technologist.']
Pharm. Journ. II. iii. (1861) 24.
Hooker {Sir "William Jackson), & Daniel Hanbury.

Botanical and Pharmacological Inquiries and desiderata. [From
the Admiralty Manual of Scientific Enquiry. See also Her-
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Hope (H. W.).

Essai sur I'exploitation du chene-liege en algerie. Paris, 1876. 8".
Horne (J.).

Fiji. Remarks on the agricultural prospects of Fiji. Levuka,
1878. 8**
Horner (W. H.).

Cotton in Missouri. Report, Commissioner of Patents, Agriculture,
1861, (Washington, 1862) 221-223.
Hough (Franklin B.).

E-eport upon Forestry, prepared under the direction of the Com-
missioners of Agriculture. Washington, 1878. 8°. *
HouLTON (Joseph).

On annual and biennial Hyoscyamus. Pharm. Journ. ii. (1842)

68.
Hyoscyamus and Digitalis. [Difference in leaves of plants of

various ages.] Pharm. Journ. i. (1842) 406-407.
Of the medicinal properties of Leontodon Taxacum. From the
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i. (1842) 421-424.
Hyoscyamus niger. [A paper read to the Royal Medico-Botanical

Society.] Pharm. Journ. iii. (1844) 578-581.
On Digitalis purpurea. The substance of a paper read before the
Medico-Botanical Society. Pharm. Journ. iv. (1844) 126-128.
HOUSSATE (J. G.).

Monographic du the, description botanique, torrefaction, com-
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Houston (Joseph).

Collection and preservation of Hyoscyamus. From the Lancet^

May 8th, 1841. Pharm. Journ. i. (1842) 427-428.
Melilotus caerulea. Pharm. Journ. ii, (1842) 128.
Colchicum autumnale. Pharm. Journ. ii. (1842) 129[-130].

96 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

HouTTUTN (Martin).

Houtkunde ; verzameling van in- en uitlandsche houten, en
derzelver benamingen in het hollandsche, hoogduitsch, engelsch,
fransch, en latijn, etc. Amstelaedami, 1773. 4°. Also in
1791 and 1795.

The title is given in Dutch, German, French, English and Latin.
A German ed. also, Nuernberg, 1773-98.

Howard (David).

Some recent importations of Cinchona barks. Pharm. Journ.

III. V. (1875) 1025.
ITote on the distribution of the alkaloids in Cinchona trees.

Phdrm. Journ. III. viii. (1877) 1-2.
Notes on Cinchona bark. Fharm. Journ. III. x. (1879) 181.
Howard (John Eliot).

Examination of Pavon's collection of Peruvian barks contained in

the British Museum. Pharm. Journ. xi. (1852) 489-498,

557-564, xii. 11-16, 58-62, 125-129, 173-180, 230-235, xii.

(1853) 339-342.
Observations on the specimens of Peruvian bark presented to the

Museum of the Pharmaceutical Society, May 17th, 1854.

Pha^m. Journ. xiii. (1854) 671-672.
Observations on some additional specimens of Peruvian barks

presented to the Museum of the Pharmaceutical Society.

Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1854) 61-63.
On the bark of Gomphosia chlorantha, Wedd., occurring mixed

with quilled Calisaya bark. Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1855) 318.
On Copalche bark. Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1855) 319.
On the tree-producing red Cinchona bark. Pharm. Journ. xvi.

(1856) 207-212.
Illustrations of the Nueva quinologie of Pavon, etc. London,

18[59-]62. fol.
Report on the bark and leaves of Chinchona succirubra grown in

India. To the Under-Secretary of State for India. Pharm.

Journ. II. V. (1863) 74-75.
New features in the supply of Peruvian bark. Pharm. Journ.

II. V. (1863) 248-249.
On the root-bark of the Chinchonae. Pharm. Journ. II. vi.

(1864) 19-21.
On the red variety of Pitayo bark. Pharm. Journ. II. vi. (1864)

48-50.
Note on the root bark of Chinchona Calisaya. Pharm. Journ.

II. V. (1864) 342-345.

HOUTTUYN HOWARD. 97

Howard (John Eliot) continued: —

Microscopical researches on the alkaloids, as existing in Chinchona
bark. Fharm. Journ. II. vi. (1865) 584-588. [With 4 plates.]

Observations on the present state of our knowledge of the genus
Cinchona. (Abstract of a paper read at a meeting of the
International Botanical Congress, and prepared by the author,
by desire, for the Pharmaceutical Journal.) Fharm. Journ.

II. yiii. (1866) 11-16.

Report of an analysis of the sixth remittance of bark from India.

Pharm. Journ. II. ix. (1867) 243-244.
Report of an analysis of the seventh remittance of bark from

India. Fharm. Journ. II. ix. (1867) 245-246.
Report of an analysis of the eighth remittance of bark from India.

Fharm. Journ. II. x. (1868) 317-320.
The Quinologv of the East Indian plantations. London, 1869-76.

fol.
On the cultivation of Cinchona plants under glass in England.

Fharm. Journ. II. xi. (1870) 388-392.
Cinchona cultivation in Java. Fharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 441-

442. See also p. 466.
Cinchona-trees grown in India. Fharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871)

361-363. See also pp. 374-375.
Correspondence relative to Cinchona cultivation in India. Fharm.

Journ. III. ii. (1872) 724-727.
Report on Cinchona bark grown in Jamaica. Fharm. Journ. III.

iii. (1872) 83.
Examination of the leaves of Cinchona succirubra. (Especially

in reference to the production of alkaloid.) Fharm. Journ.

III. iii. (1873) 541-542.

Cinchona cultivation in India. [Abstract from The Gardeners'

Chronicle.'] Fharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 647-648.
Cinchonas. [Abstract, Liym. Soc. Journ.'] Fharm. Journ. III.

iii. (1873) 881.
The Cinchona plantations in Java. Fharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873)

21-25, 41.
Presumed hybrid between Cinchona Calisaya and C. succirubra.

Fharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 1-2.
On coppicing Cinchonas. Fharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874) 797-798.
Indian barks contributed to the Museum. Fharm. Journ. III. v.

(1875) 1005-1006.
The supply of Cinchona bark as connected with the present price

of Quinine. Fharm. Journ. III. viii. (1877) 207-210.

7

98 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Howard (John Eliot) continued : —

The fast-growing variety of Cinchona called pubescens. Fha/rm.

Journ. III. viii. (1878) 825.
Origin of the Calisaya Ledgeriana of Commerce. Fha/rm. Journ.

III. X. (1880) 730.
The cultivation of Calisaya. Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1880) 244-246.
HiJBER (Candidus).

Yollstaendige I^aturgeschichte aller in Deutschland einheimischen

und nationalisirten Ban- und Baumhoelzer. Muenchen, 1808.

2 vols. 4«.

HUEBNEE (J. G.).

Pflanzen-Atlas. Koepenick, 1861. 4". Ed. 2. Berlin, 1863.

Ed. 3. 1869.
Plan ten-atlas. Yoor inrigtingen van middelbaar onderwijs,

aanstaande geneeskundigen en apothekers. IN^aar de 2. hoog-

duitsche uitgave door Corstiaan de Jong. Arnhem, 1864. 8°.
Hughes (H. G.).

Tutu [Coriaria ruscifolia] as a dye wood. Pharm. Journ. III. ii.

(1871) 303.
Hughes (William).

The American physician, or a treatise of the roots, plants, trees,

shrubs, fruits, herbs, . . . growing in the English plantations in

America, etc. London, 1672. 12°.
Hull (Edmund C. P.).

Coffee, its physiology, history, and cultivation, adapted as a work

of reference for Ceylon and the IN'eilgherries. Madras, 1865. 8*^.
Coffee planting in Southern India and Ceylon. Being a second

edition, enlarged, of *' Coffee, its physiology," etc, London,

1877. 8°.
Hull (Hugh Munro).

On Tasmania and its wealth in timber. Proc. Royal Colonial

Inst. iv. (1873) 169-173.
The economic value of the forests of Tasmania. Proc. Royal

Colonial Inst. v. (1874) 160-165.
Hulle (H. J. van).

Guide arboricole aux cours publics de taille et aux ecoles normales

et primeres. Ed. 2. Gand, 1875. 12^
HuNDESHAGEN (Johauu Christian).

Lehrbuch der forst- und landwirthschaftlichen Naturkunde, etc.

Tuebingen, 1829. 8°.
Encyclopaedic der Eorstwissenschaften. Tuebingen, 1842-43.

4 vols. 8°.

HOWARD INCE. 99

HiJNTEE (Alexander).

On the fixed vegetable oils of Southern India. Pharm. Journ.
xii. (1853) 598-599.
HuifTER (Charles).

A report upon some of the colonial medicinal contributions to the
International Exhibition, A.D. 1862. London, 1863. 8°.
HuELBERT (J. Beaufort).

The climates, productions, and resources of Canada. Montreal,
1872. 8°.
HusEMAN-N (August & Theodor).

Die Pflanzenstoffe in chemischer, physiologischer, pharmakolo-
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8°.
HusEMAXN (Theodor).

The value of mushrooms as food. [Extract] Pharm. Journ.

III. viii. (1877) 85.
Java Ehubarb. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1877)

328-329.
The distribution of Cardiac poisons in the vegetable kingdom.
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Poisonous property of a ''Star anise." [From the Pharm.
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Hijss (Magnus).

Omkaffe; dess bruk och missbruk, ^^6?. Stockholm, 1865. 8".
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Dissertatio medica de potu chocolatae, etc. [M. Mappus, Praes.~\
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HrTTON- (F. W.).

A Lecture on the manufacture of JS'ew Zealand Flax. Auckland,
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Iceet(E.). Gw^^X p.'f^'o^

De quelques recherches sur le jus de la canne a sucre et sur les >" ^^
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Maurice. Maurice, 1865. 8°. faj>J^^^

Imbeet-Courbeyee (A.).

Le9ons sur le tabac, faites au palais des facultes de Clermont-
Ferrand. Clermont-Ferrand, 1866. 12°.
Ince (Joseph).

Acclimatization. Part II. The Garden of Acclimatization.
(Paris). Pharm. Journ. II. v. (1863) 28-32, 60-66.

100 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Ingram (W.).

Sorghum ; a report of an experiment in its cultivation at Belvoir.
London, 1881. 12^
Inzenga (Giuseppe).

Manuale pratico delle coltivazione del sommacco in Sicilia.
Palermo, 1875. 8°.
Ievine (Robert Hamilton).

A short account of the Materia medica of Patna. Calcutta, 1848. 8°.
ISHIKAWA (J.).

Materials containing Tannin used in Japan. Chemical JSfewSf
vol. xlii. (1880) pp. 274-277.

IVERSEN (Jac).

Om Eapsaedens Dyrkning i det Holsteenske, i Saerdeleshed i
Hertugdoemmet Slesvig. . . . Oversat af det Tydske. Kjoeben-
havn, 1803. 8".

Der Rapsaat-Bau in Hollsteinischen, besonders im Herzogthum
Schleswig, etc. Bremen, 1806. 8°.

1st der E-apsaatbau auf der Geest wirklich so bedenklich dasz wir
ihn aufgegeben muessen ? und wirkt der Mergel nur auf einen
Saaten-Umlauf ? Beantwortet. Augustenburg, 1821. 8''.

Jackson (John Reader).

Cork and its uses. [From The Technologist. ~\ Pharm. Journ.

II. vi. (1865) 652-655.
Pepper. [Prom The Technologist. ~\ Pharm. Journ. II. vii. (1865)

288-291.
Orchid Tea. [Prom The Gardeners' Chronicle.'] Pharm. Journ.

II. viii. (1866) 28-29.
Economic value of the common Brake. [Extract.] Pharm.

Journ. II. viii. (1866) 354-355.
Ginseng. [Prom The Gardeners' Chron.~\ Pharm. Journ. III. i.

(1870) 208-209.
Ginseng. Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 665.
The cultivation of Opium in China. Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871)

782-783.
The Tamarind. Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 863.
The Ochro and the Musk Mallow. Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871)

965-966.
Notes on some Eastern varnish trees. Pharm. Journ. III. ii.

(1871)61.
The uses of the genus Cyperus. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871)

502-503.

INGRAM ^JACKSON. 101

Jackson (John Reader) continued: —

The cultivation and use of the Dandelion in India. Fha/rm. Journ.

III. ii. (1871) 523-524.
The Algerian Callitris. FJiarm. Journ. III. ii. (1872) 623.
Notes on the properties of the Geranieae. Fha/rm. Journ. III. ii.

(1872) 744-745.
Poisonous properties of Jatropha urens. Pharm. Journ. III. ii.

(1872) 863-864.

The so-caUed African saffron. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872)

904.
The economic and medicinal value of the genus Ehus. Pharm.

Journ. III. ii. (1872) 985.
The medicinal properties of the cow trees of South America.

Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1872) 321-322.
Blue mountain tea. [Solidago odora, Ait.'] Pharm. Journ. III.

iii. (1873) 603.
The medicinal plants of !N'ew Zealand. Pharm. Journ. III. iii.

(1873) 662-663.

Churrus. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 764.

iNotes on the medicinal plants of the Rutaceae. Pharm. Journ.

III. iii. (1873) 951-953.
African tea plants. Pha/rm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 421.
[N'ote on Liatris odoratissima. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873)

322.
!N'otes on the Areca palm. Areca Catechu, L. Pharm. Journ.

III. iv. (1874) 689.
[N'otes on the medicinal plants of the Scrophulariaceae. Pharm.

Journ. III. iv. (1874) 1033-1034.
The Uses of Agave americana. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874)

461-462.
Ginseng. (Panax Schinseng of IN'ees.) [From The Gardener 8^

Chronicle.'] Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875) 86-88.
Notes on some medicinal plants of the Compositae. Pharm. Journ.

III. vi. (1875) 462-464.
Yanilla. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1875) 885-886.
Zebra wood. [Prom The Gardeners' Chronicle.] Pha/rm. Journ.

III. V. (1875) 1009.
Princewood bark, a febrifuge from the Bahamas. Pharm. Journ.

III. vi. (1876) 681.
Another note on Rhubarb. Pharm. Journ. III. vi.(1876) 966.
Notes on the drugs collected by the Prince of Wales in India.

Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1876) 129-130.

102 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Jackson (John Reader) continued : —

Fenugreek. [From The Gardeners^ Chronicle.~\ Pharm. Journ.

III. vii. (1876) 157.
*' Chicle" gum and Monesia bark. Fharm. Journ. III. vii.

(1876) 409.

Notes on some of the pharmaceutical products exhibited in the
Philadelphia exhibition of 1876. Fharm. Journ. III. vii.

(1877) 997-998, 1037-1039.

I^otes on the uses of a commercial cane termed ''whangee,"

species of Phyllostachys. {Linn. Sao. Journ. Bat. xvi.)
Sanguinaire or the Arabe. [Algerian tea.] Pharm. Journ. III.

viii. (1878) 521.
The uses of some of the Indian species of Bassia. Pharm. Journ.

III. viii. (1878) 646-648.
Boa-tam-paijang (Sterculia scaphigera, Wall.). Pharm. Journ.

III. viii.' (1878) 747.
Indian plants adapted- for commercial purposes. Journ. Sog. Arts,

xxvii. (1879) 333-342.
Jacobson (J. J. L. J.).

Handboek voor de kultuur en fabrikatie van thee. Batavia,

1843. 3 vols. 8°.
Jacqxjies (Antoine ?).

Monographic de la famille des Coniferes. Paris, 1837. 8°.
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Jaeger (B.).

Lectures sur I'histoire naturelle d'Haiti, appliquee a I'economie
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Jaegeb (H.).

Die •N'utzholzpflanzungen und ihre Yerwendung, mit besonderer
Buecksicht auf fremde Holzarten und Weidenzucht . . .
Puer Gutsbesitzer, Porstleute, Gemeinde- und Eisenbahnver-
waltungen und Gaertner. Hannover, 1877. 8°.
Jagee (P.)-

Pyrethrum roseum, a remedy for insect-bites. [Extract.]
Pharm. Journ. II. x. (1868) 47.
Jago ( — .).

Olive cultivation in Syria. [Extract from Consular report.]
Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 607.
Jahn (C. L.).

Die Holzgewaechse des Friedrichshains bei Berlin. Ein Yer-
zeichniss derselben, ^^^. Berlin, 1864. 8°.

JACKSON — JOHNSTON. 103

James (A. G. P. Eliot).

Indian Industries. London, 1880. 8".
Jamie ( — .).

Michelia Champaca. [Extract from a letter.] PJiarm. Journ. III.
iii. (1872) 572-573.
Janssen- (J.).

Fraxinus cultivation and Manna production. [Extract.] Flia/rm.
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Jattbeet (Hippolyte EranQois).

La botanique a I'exposition universelle de 1855. Paris, 1855.
8«.
Jennings (James).

A practical treatise on tlie history, medical properties, and
cultivation of Tobacco. London, 1830. 12^
Jessen (Carl Friedricli Wilhelm).

Deutschlands Graeser und Getreidearten zu leichter Erkenntniss
nach dem Wuchse den Blaettern, Bluetben und Eruechten
zusammengestellt und fuer die Land- und Eorstwissenschaft
nach Yorkonunen und Nutzen ausfuehrlich beschrieben.
Leipzig, 1863. 8^
JoBST (J.), «& 0. Hesse.

Dita bark. [Alstonia scholaris, R. Br. Abstract.] Pharm.
Journ. III. vi. (1875) 142-144.
JoERLiN (Engelbert).

Specimen botanico-oeconomicum de usu quarundam plantarum
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Johansson (J.).

Om nora skog. Aeldra och nyare anteckningar. Stockholm,
1875. 8°.
Johnson (Charles Pierpoint).

The useful plants of Great Britain ; a treatise upon the principal
native vegetables capable of application as food, medicine, or
in the arts and manufactures. Illustrated by John E. Sowerby.
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Johnson (Samuel "W.).

Landtbruket och naturvetenskapema. I. De odlade vaextemas
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Johnston (James Einlay Weir).

The Chemistry of Common Life. Edinburgh and London, 1855.
2 vols. 8°. Ed. [2.] 1859. Ed. [3.?] 1879.

104 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Johnston (Robert).

Esparto : a series of practical remarks on the nature, cultivation,
past history, and future prospects of the plant; including a
demonstration of the importance to the paper making trade of
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Jolt (Nicolas).

Observations generales sur les plantes qui peuvent fournir des
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JucH (Karl Wilhelm).

Die Giftpflanzen. Zur Belehrung fuer Jedermann. Augsburg,
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Jtjlien (Stanislas).

Resume des principaux traites chinois sur la culture des muriers
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Jus (H.).

Les plantes textiles algeriennes a 1' exposition universelle de 1878.
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JussiEU (Adrien de).

De Euphorbiacearum generibus medicisque earundem viribus
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On a newly discovered plant yielding the Gum Ammoniacum.
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(1843) 773.
Kalbeuner (Hermann).

The insecticidal properties of some species of Pyrethrum.
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Kamphausen (K. W.).

Leitfaden zur Zucht des Maulbeerbaumes und der Seidenraupen.
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Kabsten (H.).

Deutsche Elora. Pharmaceutisch-medicinische Botanik. Ein
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JOHNSTON KEENER. 105

Katzer (Joseph).

Systematische TJebersiclit der officinellen Pflanzen, welche in der
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Kaysee (G. a.).

On the two varieties of Jalap in commerce. [From the Ann. der
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On the composition of the Jalap resin, obtained from the genuine
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Keene (P. T.).

Botanical description of Cundurango. [Extract.] Fharm. Journ,
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Kelch (Wilhelm Gottlieb).

Flora medica borussica, sistens plantas officinales sponte vigentes.
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Kemp (David S.).

On Goa powder. Fharm. Journ. II. v. (1864) 345-347.
Chrysarobine, or Goa powder. Fharm. Journ. II. v. (1875)
729.
Kempthorne (G. B.).

Description of the Prankincense-tree, as found near Cape Gardaf oi,
on the Somauli Coast. [Prom Sir W. C. Harris's highlands
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Kennedy (George W.).

Kote on Opium culture. Fharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 762.
Keechove de Denteeghem (Oswald de).

Les palmiers, histoire iconographique. Geographic, paleontologie,
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Keenee (Johann Simon).

Handlungsprodukte aus dem Pflanzenreich. Stuttgart, 1781-86.

fol.
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Abbildung aller oekonomischen Pflanzen. Figures des plantes
economiques. Stuttgart, 1786-96. 8 vols. 4°.

106 VEGETABLE TECHJ^OLOGY.

Keee (Hem Chunder).

Report on the cultivatioii of and trade in Jute in Bengal, and on
Indian fibres available for the manufacture of paper, with a
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Keer (Thomas).

A practical treatise on the cultivation of the sugar cane, and
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Ketwoeth (George Alexander).

Koegoed. Fharm. Journ. III. iii. (1872) 205.

KlENTTZ (M.).

Ueber Formen und Abarten heimischer Waldbaeume. Berlin,

1879. 8°.
Schuessel zum Bestimmen der wichtigsten Beutschland cultivirten

Hoelzer nach mit unbewaffnetem Auge erkennbaren Merk-

malen. Muenden, 1880. 8°.

King (George).

Cinchona plantations in British Sikkim. Tenth annual Report,

etc. Fharm. Journ. III. iii. (1872) 302-304, 324-325.
Fourteenth annual report of the Government Cinchona plantation
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A manual of Cinchona cultivation in India. Calcutta, 1876. fol.
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KiNGZETT (Charles Thomas).

!N"ature's Hygiene : a series of Essays on popular scientific
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KiEK (John).

On the Copal of Zanzibar. [Journ. Linnean Soc.'] Fharm, Journ.
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KiEWAN (Charles de).

La France forestiere depuis lea temps les plus recules jusqu'd nos

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Kleemann (G.).

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KERR — KRAUS. 107

Koch (Karl Heinrich Emil).

Hortus dendrologicus. Yerzeicliniss der Baeume, Straeucher und
Halbstraeucher, die in Europa, ]S"ord- und Mittelasien, im
Himalaya und in Nordamerika wild wachsen und moeglicher
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Die Klee- und Flachsseide (Cuscuta Epithymumund C. Epilinum).
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KoENiG (C. E. von).

Die Seradella, der Klee des Sandes. Wittenberg, 1864. 8". Ed. 2.
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KoHLHAAs (Jobann Jakob).

Giftpflanzen auf Stein abgedruckt mit Beschreibungen. Eegens-
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KoHN (Ferdinand).

On the different methods of extracting sugar from beet-root and
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AUgemeine medizinisch pharmaceutiscbe Flora, entbaltend die
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KoTSCHY (Theodor).

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Die Korbweiden-kultur. Aachen, 1879. 8°.
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De coniferis usitatis. Pragae, 1835. 8°.
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Die Krankheiten der Hopfenpflanzen. Yortrag. Kuernbeig,
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108 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Keause (Joliann "Wilhelm).

Abbildungen und Beschreibung aller bis jetzt bekannten Getrei-

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Das Getraidebuch oder neuste Wanderungen durch das wissen-
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Keebs (F. L.).

YoUstaendige Beschreibung und Abbildung der saemmtlichen
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Der Plachsbau mit Berucksichtung der Yerhaeltnisse in Oester-
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Oestereichs Giftgewaechse. "Wien, 1838. 8".
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Conspectus fungorum esculentorum, qui per decursum anni 1820

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The Forest Flora of British Burma. Calcutta, 1877. 2 vols. 8°.
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L., (J. B.).

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The Coffee Planter of St. Domingo. London, 1798. 8".
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The Cave Mushroom. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. viii.
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Des emetiques vegetaux en general, et des emetiques indigenes en
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La fa9on de faire et semer la graine de meurier, les elever en
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Lagasca (Mariano).

Memoria sobre las plantas barrilleras de Espana. Madrid, 1817. 8°.
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Hesumen de los trabajos verificados por la comision de la flora
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On the adulteration of Annatto. Pharm. t7owrw.II.x.(1868) 156-157.

110 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Lambert (Aylmer Bourke).

A description of the genus Cinchona, comprehending the various
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An illustration of the genus Cinchona, comprising descriptions of
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On the poisonous plants of Greece. [From the Central Blatt.'\
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LAMBERT — LANGETHAL. Ill

Landeeek (Xaverias) continmd : —

Pharmaceutical notes on the Cornelian Cherry. [Cornus Mas, .
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Gamboge [Abstract]. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872) 848-849.
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112 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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8

114 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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116 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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LINK — LOHREN. 1 1 9

LoEBE (William) continued: —

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Maclagan (J. M'Grigor).

On the Bebeeru tree [Greenheart] of British Guiana. [Erom

Trans. Royal Soc. JSdinb.'] Pharm. Journ. iii. (1843) 177.
Gutta Percha, a peculiar variety of caoutchouc. [From the

Edinh. Phil. Journ. and Gaz.] Pharm. Journ. v. (1846) 472-

473.
On the manner of the propagation of Colchicum autumnale.

[Erom the Journ. Medical Science.'] Pharm. Journ. xi. (1852)

416-418.
Macmillan (J. Laker).

Chrysophanic acid [and the source of Araroba]. Pharm. Journ.

III. ix. (1879) 1bb-1b7.

MACCLELLAND — MAISCH. 123

McMuRTRiE (William).

Eeport on the culture of Sumac in Sicily, and its preparation for
market in Europe and the United States. Washington, 1880.
8°.
McI^AB (James).

l^otes on the propagation of the Ipecacuan plant (Cephaelis

Ipecacuanha). Trans. JBot. Soc. Udinl. x. (1870) 318-324.
IsTotes on the 'Dogwood' of [gun-]powder manufacturers. Trans.

Bot. Soc. Edinl. x. (1870) 324-327.
The cultivation of medicinal plants on railway hanks. [Extract.]
Fharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 350.
Mac Eae (Alexander).

A manual of plantership in British Guiana, etc. London, 1856. 8".
Madden (E.).

Ohservations on Himalayan Coniferae, heing a supplement to the
brief observations on some of the pines and other coniferous
trees of the I^orthern Himalaya. Calcutta, 1850. 8°.
Madin^iee (Paul), & G. de Lacoste.

Guide du cultivateur du Sorgho k sucre, suivi de I'indication des
diverse s applications industrielles de cette plante, etc. Paris,
[1856]. 8".
Madiot ( — .).

He la culture du Murier, reduite aux moyens les plus simples et
les plus surs. Lyon et Paris, 1826. 8**.
Madeiz (E. J.).

Cultivo del cafe 6 sea manual teorico-pratico sobre el beneficio
de este frute con las mayores ventajas para al agricultor.
Paris, 1869. 12°.
Magazines. See Feriodical PuUications, at end of Alphabetical List of

Authors.
Maillot (Edouard).

Etude comparee du pignon et du ricin de I'Inde. !N'ancy,
1880. 8°.
Maisch (John M.).

The seeds of two species of Strychnos. [^Amer. Journ. Pharm.~\

Fharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 23.
The so-called African saffron. \_Amer. Journ. Fharm.'] Fharm.

Journ. III. ii. (1872) 824-825.
Pharmacognostical notes. — American indigenous plants. \^Amer.

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Fharm. Journ. III. ii. (1874) 773-774.

124 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Maisch (John M.) continued: —

The constituents and properties of the genus Potentilla. \^Amer.

Journ. Pharm.'] Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1875) 986-988.
Notes on the genus Teucrium. [_Amer. Journ. Pharm.~\ Pharm.

Journ. III. vii. (1876) 313.
The useful species of Viburnum. \_Amer. Journ. Pharm.']

Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1878) 750-752.
Maisonneuve (Paul).

Etude sur la structure et les produits du camphrier de Borneo ou

Dryobalanops aromatica. Paris, 1876. 8"*.
Maistre (Jules).

De I'influence des forets et des cultures sur le climat ct sur le

regime des sources. Montpellier, 1881. 8**.
Malavois ( — .).

De la culture de la canne et de la fabrication du sucre a I'lle

de la Reunion. Paris, 1861. 8°.
Malherbe (Alfred).

Kotice sur qulqnes especes de chenes et specialement du chene

liege (Quercus Suber). Metz, 1838. 8".
Mallet (John William).

Cotton: the chemical, geological, and meteorological conditions

involved in its successful cultivation in the Southern or Cotton

States of Worth America. London, 1862. 8°.
Maltass (Sidney H.).

On the production of Scammony in the neighbourhood of Smyrna.

Pharm. Journ. xiii. (1853) 264-268.
On the production of opium in Asia Minor. Pharm. Journ. xiv.

(1855) 395-400.
On Tragacanth and its adulteration. Pharm. Journ. xv. (1855)

18-21.
Maly (Joseph Karl).

Systematische Beschreibung der gebraeuchlichsten in Deutschland

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1837. 8°.
Systematische Beschreibung der in Oesterreich wildwachsenden

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Oekonomisch-technische Pflanzenkunde. Systematische Beschrei-
bung der in der Garten- und Landwirthschaft, in Kuensten

und Gewerben und in Porstwesen gebraeuchlichen kultivirten

und wildwachsenden Pflanzen mit Angabe der Benutzung.

Wien, 1864. 8°.

MAISCH— MARC. 125

Manetta (Pilippo).

n re cotone, ossia distretti cotoniferi del globo, considerati in

relazione al lore clima ; con la seconda edizione della guida per

• coltivare practicamente la pianta del cotone secondo il metodo

Americano. Torino, 1863. 8°.
Mangin (Arthur).

Les plantes utiles. Tours, 1869. 8°.
Les lichens utiles. [Extract.] Lyon, 1877. 8°.
Le Cacao et le chocolat consideres aux points de vue botanique,
chimique, physiologique, agricole, commercial, industriel, et
economique. Paris, 1860. 12°.
Mann (James A.).

The Cotton-trade of Great Britain, its rise, progress, and present

extent, etc. London, 1860. 8°.
The Cotton-trade of India. A paper read before the Royal

Asiatic Society. London, 1860. 8°.
Cocoa, its cultivation, manufacture and uses; its advantages
and value as an article of food. London, 1860. 8°. Re-
printed from Journ. Soc. Arts, viii. (1860) 775-780, 785-
790, 795-800, 805-810.
Mann (Johann Gottlieb).

Deutschlands gefaehrlichste Giftpflanzen mit erlaeutemdem

Texte. Stuttgart, 1829. fol.
Die auslaendischen Arzneipflanzen. Stuttgart, 1830-33. fol.
Mantegazza (Paolo).

On the dietetic and medicinal properties of Erythroxylon Coca.
[Extract ] Pharm. Journ. II. i. (1860) 606-618.
Manteufeel (Hans Ernst, Freiherr von).

Die Eiche, deren Anzucht und Abnutzung. Ein wohlmeinender
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Ed. 2. Leipzig, 1874. 8°.
Manwaeing (H. M.).

Treatise on the cultivation and growth of Hops. London, 1855,
12°.
Maravigna (Carmelo).

Saggio di une Plora medica catanese, ossia catalogo delle princi-
pale piante medicinal! che spontanamente crescono in Catania e
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Catania, 1829. 4°.
Marc (J.).

Sorghum halepense als Putterpflanze. ( Oesterr. landw. Wochen-
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126 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Maechand (Leon).

Botanique cryptogamique pharinaco-medicale. (Fasc. 1. Intro-
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Maecotte (J.).

Etude generale du Matico. Historique, origine, etude botanique,
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Mabiez (Louis).

Manuel d' arboriculture et de viticulture theorique et pratique
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Maejollet ( — .).

La cuscute et la decuscutage. Moutiers, 1878. 16°.
Maekham (Clements Robert).

Travels in Peru and India while superintending the collection of
chinchona plants and seeds in South America, and their
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On the introduction of the Cinchona plant into India. [^Trans.
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On the supply of Quinine and the cultivation of Chinchona

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On Chinchona cultivation in Ceylon. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ.

II. vii. (1866) 521.
The Chinchona species of IS'ew Granada, containing the botanical
description of the species examined by Drs. Mutis and Karsten ;
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their labours. London, 1867. 8°.
The cultivation of Caoutchouc-yielding Trees in British India.

Journ. Soc. Arts, xxiv. (1876) 475-482.
Peruvian Bark. A popular account of the introduction of
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Maeks (Hyman).

Botanical companion to the British Pharmacopoea. Dublin,
1873. 8".
Maem6 (W.).

Grundriss der Vorlesungen uebcr Pharmacognosie des Pflanzen-
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Maeolda-Petilli (Francesco).

Gli eucalitti ; notizie raccolte. Roma, 1 880. 8**.
Maequaet (Friedrich).

Beschreibung der in Maehren und Schlesien am haeufigsten vor-
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MARCH AND — MARTINET. 127

Marqfaet (Friedricli) continued: —

Die essbaren und schaedlichen Schwaemme bescliriebeii. AU-
muetz, 1856. 8°.
Marquart (Ludwig Clamor).

Die Scammoniumsorten des Handels, monograpliiscli bearbeitet.
Lemgo, 1836-37. 8^
Marquis (Alexandre Louis).

Essai sur I'histoire naturelle et medicale des Gentianes. These.
Paris, 1810. 4«.
Marshall (Henry).

Contributions to the natural and economical history of the
Cocoanut palm. London, 1832. 8". Ed. 2. 1836.
Marshall (Humphrey).

Arbustum americannm, the American grove, or an alphabetical
catalogue of forest trees and shrubs, natives of the American
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Catalogue alphabetique, etc.^ traduit, avec des observations

sur la culture. Paris, 1788. 8°.

Beschreibung der wildwachsenden Baeume und Stauden-

gewaechse in den Yereinigten Staaten von ]S"ordamerika, etc.
Leipzig, 1788. 8°.
Marshall (L. T.).

Hop Culture. Report, Commissioner of Patents ; Agriculture.
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Martigny (Julius).

On a spurious yellow-bark. [From the Pharm. Centr. Blatt.^
Pharm. Journ. vi. (1846) 232.
Martin- (Robert Montgomery).

The past and present state of the Tea trade of England, and of
the continents of Europe and America, etc. London, 1832.
8^
Martindale (William).

Jaborandi. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 364-366.

Additional notes on Jaborandi, and its physiological action.

Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1875) 561-562.
Chian Turpentine. Pharm. Journ. III. x. (1880) 854-855. Id-
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Martin"et (A.)

L' el agage des essences forestieres. Chateauroux, 1875. 8".
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128 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Martinez Ribon (C).

Nuevo metodo para el cultivo del cacao, etc. Ed. 2. Braine-le-

Comte, 1880. 16^
Martini ( — .).

Dissertatio epistolaris de oleo Wittnebiano seu Kajuput ab homine

Wolfenbuttelano in India orientali invento, in terras Bruns-

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Martin Y (Eduard).

Encyclopaedie der medizinisch- pharmaceutischen !N'aturalien- und

E-ohwaarenkunde. Quedlinburg, 1843-54. 8".
Martius (Carl).

On wild senna. Pharm. Journ. xvi. (1857) 426-427.
Martius (Carl Eriedrich Philipp von)

Specimen materiae medicae brasiliensis, exhibens plantas medici-

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1824. 4°.
Systema materiae medicae vegetabilis brasiliensis, etc. Lipsiae,

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On Coca and Matico. [From Ganger's Repert^ Pharm. Journ,

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On the occurrence and geographical distribution of the genuine

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Pharm. Journ. vii. (1847) 88-91, 184-191.
Martius (Georg).

Pharmakologisch-medizinische Studien ueber den Hanf. D.

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Martius (Theodor Wilhelm Christian).

Abyssinian remedies for the cure of tape-worm. [Erom the

Jahrh. fuer prakt. Pharmacie.~\ Pharm. Journ. xi. (1851)

162-164.
On the Black Balsam of Peru. (In a letter to Dr. Pereira.)

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On Radix Uncomocomo (Aspidium athamanticum, Kunze).

A new remedy for tapeworm, from South Africa. Pharm.

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On Wai-fa, the unexpanded flower-buds of Sophora japonica, L.

[Erom the Neues Jahrh. fuer Pharmacie.~\ Pharm. Journ. xiv.

(1854) 64-65.

Culture of cochineal in the Canary Islands. Pharm. Journ. xiv.

(1855) 553-556.

*^"

MARTINEZ RIBON MAUKE. 129

Mason (Francis).

Materia medica, and pathology [in tlie Karen language]. Tavoy,

1848. 12°.
The Liquidamber tree of the Tenasserim Provinces. [From the

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The Gum-Kino of the Tenasserim Provinces. [From the Journ.

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The ^N'atural Productions of Burmah ; or notes on the fauna, flora,
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Burmah ; its people and natural productions, etc. Rangoon,
1860. 8°.
Massa (Francesco).

L'oliva, dalla gemma al frantajo ; osservazioni pratiche. Lecce,
1880. 8".
Masse (J.).

Du traitement industriel des plantes filamenteuses qui peuvent
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Massoi^neau ( — .).

La betterave d sucre, sa culture et ses produits. Conseils aux
interesses. Poissy, 1875. 18°.
Mastees (J. W.).

A run through the Assam Tea gardens. Golaghat, 1863. fol.
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On the principles regulating the transfer of useful plants of one
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Description des bois, des essences forestieres les plus importantes.

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Les forets d I'exposition et au congres international agricole et

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Sulla fava del Calabar, discussione scientifica. Yenezia, 1868. 8".
Mauke (Johann Gottlob).

Grasbuechlein, oder Anweisung, die schaedlichsten und nuetzlich-
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130 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Maw (George).

The Sugar Maple. [From The Gardeners' Ckron.'] Pharm.
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Mayee (Johann Christoph Andreas).

Abhandlung von dem !N'utzen der systematischen Botanik in der

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Einheimisclie Giftgewaechse, welche fuer Menschen am schaed-

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Mayet ( — .).

On starch, arrowroot, and sago. Extracted from a memoir of
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Mechow (L.).

Die Cultur und Bewirthschaftung der Kiefem-Porstern fuer
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Medlicott (J. G.).

Cotton-handbook for Bengal, being a digest of information
... on the subject of the production of Cotton in the Bengal
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Mee (George).

Poisonous principle of bitter Cassava root. \_See Daniell.]
Pharm. Journ. II. vi. (1864) 332-333.
Meinshausei^ (Karl).

Synopsis plantarum diaphoricarum florae ingricae, oder IJ^otizen-
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Meisnee (Leonard Perdinand).

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Meitzen (Hugo).

Ueber den Werthe der Asclepias Comuti, Decne. als Gespinnst-
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Mellee (Henry James).

Nicotiana ; or the smoker's and snuff -taker's companion ; con-
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MtNE (Edouard).

Des usages du bambou en Chine. Bull. Soc. imp. d^acclimatafion,
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MAW — MEYER. 131

Mexe (Edouard) continued: —

Des produits vegetaux de la Chine, et en particulier du bambon.
Log. cit., Fevrier, 1869.
Menier (Emile Justin).

Cafe, succedanes du cafe, cacao et cliocolat, coca et the mate.
Exposition universelle de 1867 k Paris. [Rapport du jury
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Meeeen (Daniel Carl Theodor).

TJeber den Cortex adstringens brasiliensis. Koeln, 1828. 8".
Mettei^heimee ( — .).

A spurious Ehatany root. [From the Jahrl. praht. JPharmacie.']
Pharm. Journ. xi. (1852) 420.
Metz (— .), & Co.

Berichte ueber neuere Nutzpflanzen, insbesondere neber die
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Berlin, 1868. 8°.
Metz-Noblat (Alexandre de).

Le traitement des bois en Prance. Paris, 1881. 8°.
Metze (Wilhelm).

Ueber Baumanpflanzungen nnd deren besondem I^utzen fuer die
Marschlaender, als Mittel, die Deiche zu befestigen und
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Metzgee (Johann).

Die Getraidearten und Wiesengraeser in botanischer und oecono-

mischer Hinsicht bearbeitet. Heidelberg, 1841. 8**.
Landwirthschaftliche Pflanzenkunde, oder praktische Anleitung
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Meter (Arthur).

Japan wax. [Abstract.] Pharm. Journ. III. x. (1880) 607-

608.
Beitraege zur Kenntniss pharmaceutisch wichtiger Gewaechse.

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II. Ueber die Ehizome der officinellen Zingiberaceen, etc.
Halle, 1881. 8°.

Meyer (Ernst Heinrich Friedrich).

Ueber Seidenflachs, besonders den neuseelaendischen. Yorgelesen

in der physikalisch-oekonomischen Gesellschaft zu Koenigs-

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Die Yertheilung der Nahrungspflanzen auf der Erde, etc.

[Koenigsburg, 1846.] 8°.

132

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Metee (Friedrich Albrecht Anton).

Dissertatio inauguralis de cortice Angusturse. Goettingae, 1790.
8«.
Meyee (R.).

Chemische Verarbeitung der Pflanzen- und Thierfasem. Braun-
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MiCHAUx (rran9ois Andre).

Histoire des arbres forestiers de I'Amerique septentrionale, con-
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1810-13. 3 vols. 4°.
The Korth American Sylva, or a description of the forest trees of
the United States, Canada, and Nova Scotia. Considered par-
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MiDDLETON (W. H.).

Manual of Coffee-planting. Durban, 1866. 8°.
MiEES (John).

On the history of the '' Mate " plant, and the different species of

Ilex employed in the preparation of the " Yerba de Mate,"

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III. V. (1875) 726.

MiLHAU ( .).

Dissertation sur le caffeyer. Montpellier, 1746. 8°.
Dissertation sur le cacaoyer. MontpeUier, 1746. 8°.
MlLLEE ( — .).

Deer tongue (Liatris odoratissima) in perfumery. Fharm. Journ.
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MiLLEE (A. W.).

Mezquite gum. \_Proc. Amer. Fharm. Assoc.'] Fharm. Journ.
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MlLLEE (Joseph).

Botanicum officinale. London, 1722. 8°.
MiQUEL (Friedrich Anton Wilhelm).

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Leerboek tot de kennis der artsenijgewasson, krachten, gebruik,
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MEYER MONARDES. 133

MiQUEL (Friedricli Anton Wilhelm) continued : —

Chinchonae in Java. [Extract.] Fharm. Journ. III. i.
(1870) 90.
Mitchell (Charles L.).

The active principles of the official Yeratrums. A chemico-
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Gum-hogg. \_Amer. Journ. Pharm.~\ Pharm. Journ. III. xi.
(1880) 154-155.
Mitchell (John).

Dendrologia, or a treatise on forest trees, with Evelyn's Sylva
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MiTSCHERLicH (Gustav Alfred).

De Cacao. D. Eerolini, 1857. 8^
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Notes on Chian Turpentine. Pharm. Journ. III. x. (1880)

913-914.
ITotes on the Aristolochiaceae as antidotes to snake poisons.
Pha/rm. Journ. III. xi. (1880) 411.
MoE (N.).

De norske Eodervaexter, etc. Christiania, 1852. 8".

MOELLER (Josef).

Pflanzenrohstoffe. I. Gerh- und Earbmaterialien. II. Easern.
Wien, 1879. 8°.
Moerman-Laubuhe (Theophile).

La ramie ou ortie blanche sans dards, . . . plante textile . . .
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MoHL (Hugo von).

Inquiries into the formation of Gum Tragacanth. [Transl.
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MOLITOR (AgOSt).

Gazdag csentartalmu akaczfaz. [An Acacia rich in Tanning

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MoKARDES (Nicolas).

Historia medicinal de las casas que se traen de nuestra Indias

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historia medicinal) 1580. 4°.
(Eor versions in Latin, English, Italian and Erench, see Pritzel's

Thesaurus, Ed. 2, pp. 221-222.)

134 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Money (Edward).

A letter on the cultivation of Cotton . . . and other matters

connected with India, ^if<?. London, 18^2. 8".
The cultivation and manufacture of Tea. Calcutta, 1874. 8°.
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MoNGEEDrEN" (AugUStus).

Trees and shrubs for English plantations, etc. London, 1870. 8".
The Heatherside Manual of hardy trees and shrubs; being an
alphabetical catalogue of all the hardy trees and shrubs most
worthy of cultivation ; forming a dictionary of both the
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MONEY MOREL. 135

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136 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Morgan ( — .).

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138 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Mueller (Ferdinand, Baron von) continued: —

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140 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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142 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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146 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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1839-40. 8°. Ed. 2. 1842. 2 vols. Ed. 3. 1849-53. Ed.
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Manual of Materia medica ... an abridgment of . . . Dr. P.'s
Elements of Materia medica . . . by E. J. Farre, etc. London,
1865. 8«.
Introductory lecture on [modem discoveries in] Materia medica,
delivered at the establishment of the Pharmaceutical Society,
March 20. Pharm. Journ. i. (1842) 565-580.
On the varieties of Hyoscyamus. Pharm. Journ. ii. (1842) 1 22-124.
On the characters which respectively distinguish the fruits of
Hemlock, Anise, and Fool's Parsley, with a notice of a case of
poisoning by Hemlock fruit taken in mistake for Anise fruit.
Pharm. Journ. ii. (1842) 337-341.

PECORI PEREIRA. 147

Pereiea (Jonathan) continued: —

On the Ceylon Cardamom. Fha/rm. Journ. ii. (1842) 384-389.
On Grains of Paradise. Pharm. Journ. ii. (1843) 443-446.
Notice of a Chinese article of the Materia medica, called '' Summer-
plant- winter- worm." [Sphaeria sp.] Pharm. Journ. iii.

(1843) 591-594.
Some observations on Potato-starch. Pharm. Journ. iii. (1843)

20-25.
Observations on the Chinese gall, called ' Woo-pei-tsze,' and on

the gall of Bokhara, termed '■ Gool-i-pista.' Pharm. Journ.

iii. (1844) 384-387.
On Palm Sugar. Pharm. Journ. v. (1844) 64.
On the Moth on whose larva the New Zealand Sphaeria Robertsii

grows. Pharm. Journ. iv. (1844) 204-206.
Notices of some rare kinds of B-hubarb which have recently-
appeared in English commerce. Pharm. Journ. iv. (1845)

445-450.
Further notice respecting Siberian and Buchanan Rhubarbs,

with some remarks on Taschkent Bhubarb. Pharm. Journ.

iv. (1845) 500-502.
On some vegetable and mineral productions of New Zealand.

Pharm. Journ. v. (1845) 72-75.
Note on Banbury Bhubarb. Pharm. Journ. vi. (1846) 76-78.
On Alcornoque bark. [? Quercus Suber L.] Pharm. Juurn.

vi. (1847) 362-368.
On the fruit of Amomum Melegueta, Roscoe. Pharm. Journ.

vi. (1847) 412-419.
On the Cardamoms of Abyssinia. Pharm. Journ. vi. (1847)

466-469.
On the colouring matters of Dutch or Cape Litmus. Pharm.

Journ. ix. (1849) 12-14.
On the commercial varieties of Ginger. Pharm. Journ. ix.

(1849) 212-214, 261-265.

On the commercial varieties of Turmeric. Pharm. Journ. ix.

(1850) 309-313.

On the Amomum citratum, an undescribed species of large

Cardamom. Pharm. Journ. ix. (1850) 313-314.
The Kosso, or Brayera anthelmintica. Pharm. Journ. x. (1850)

1 5-24.
On Myrospermum pubescens, and its medicinal products, Bal-

samito, Balsam of Peru, and White Balsam. Pharm. Journ.

X. (1850) 230-234.

148 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Pereiea. (Jonathan) continued: —

On the Myrospermum of Sonsonate, from which Balsam of Peru,

White Balsam, and Balsamito are obtained. Pharm. Journ.

X. (1850) 280-290.
On Kokum butter, or the concrete oil of Mangosteen. Pharm.

Journ. X. (1851) 65-56.
Notice of I^ag-Kassar (Mesua ferrea, Linn.). Pharm. Journ.

X. (1851) 321.
Additional observations on Dutch cake Litmus. Pharm. Journ.

X. (1851) 325-326.
On the flower-buds of Calysaccion longifolium. Pharm. Journ.

X. (1851) 449-450. See also p. 321.
Additional information on the mode of preparing the Balsam of

Sonsonate, commonly called the Balsam of Peru. Pharm.

Journ. xi. (1851) 260-261.
On Mishmee-bitter, or Coptis Teeta, of "Wallich. Pharm. Journ.

xi. (1852) 294-296.
Peein (Eugene).

Culture du houblon. Moyen d'augmenter son rendement. Stras-

bourg, 1874. 8".
Der Hopfenbau. Mittel den Ertrag zu vermehren. Strass-

burg, 1874. 8°.
Peeiodical Woeks. See end of Alphabetical list of Authors.
Peenitzsch (Heinrich).

Elora von Deutschlands Waeldern mit besondrer Buecksicht auf

praktische Eorstwissenschaft. Leipzig, 1825. 8°.
Peeont (E.).

La coltivazione del gelso. Trattato pratico, (9^^. Brescia, 1863. 8°.
Peeeon (E.).

Instructions et renseignments sur le graines et sur les plantes

fourrageres les plus connues dans le commerce et dans 1' agri-
culture. Paris, 1865. 32".
Peeeottet (Georges Samuel).

Catalogue raisonne des plantes introduites dans les colonies fran-

9aises de Bourbon et de Cayenne et de celles rapportees vivantes

des mers d'Asie et de la Guyane au jardin du roi d Paris.

Paris, 1824. 8^
Observations sur les essais de culture tentes au Senegal et sur

rinfluence du climat par rapport a la vegetation, etc. Paris,

1831. 8°.
Memoire sur la culture des indigoferes tinctoriaux et sur la fabri-
cation de I'indigo. Paris, 1832. 8°.

PEREIRA — PHIPSON. 149

Peeeottet (Georges Samuel) continued: —

Art de I'indigotier ou traite des indigoferes. tinctoriaux et de

fabrication de I'indigo, suivi d'une notice sur le Wrightia tinc-

toria, et sur les moyens d'estraire de ses feuilles le principe

colorant qu'elles contiennent. Paris, 1842. 8".
llapport . . . sur une mission dans I'lnde, a Bourbon, a Cayenne,

a la Martinique et d la Guadeloupe, concemant rindustrie

serigene et la culture du murier. Paris, 1842. 8°.
Lettre sur 1' introduction du Yanillier d I'ile de la E-eunion.

Pondichery, 1860. 8°.
Peesoon (Christian Hendrik).

Traite sur les champignons comestibles, contenant I'indication

des especes nuisibles, precede d'une introduction a I'histoire

des champignons. Paris, 1818. 8°.
Abhandlung ueber die essbaren Schwaemme, uebersetzt von

Dierbach. Heidelberg, 1822. 8°.
Peethius ( — de).

Traite de I'amenagement et de la restauration des bois de la Prance.

Paris, 1803. 8°.
Peteemann (A.).

Kecherches sur la culture de la betterave a sucre. Bruxelles,

1876. 8°.

PeTZOLD (E.), & G. KlECHXEE.

Arboretum muscaviense. TJeber die Entstehung und Anlage
des Arboretum Sr. K. Hoh. des Prinzen Friedrich der !N"eider-
lande zu Muskau, nebst einem beschreibenden Yerzeichniss
der saemmtlichen in demselben cultivirten Holzarten, etc.
Gotha, 1864. 8«.
Petl (Joseph).

Die landwirthschaftliche Pilzkunde fuer Landwirthe, Porst-
maenner, Gaertner und die Hausfrauen. Mit besonderer
Beruecksichtigung der parasitischen Eeinde und Zerstoerer der
Oekonomie, Industrie-, Porst-, und Garten-Gewaechse, sowie
der iN'ahrungssubstanzen. Prag, 1863. 8°.
Phillips (Henry).

History of cultivated vegetables, etc. Ed. 2. London, 1822. 2
vols. 8°.
Phipsox (T. L.).

On a colouring matter obtained from the Phamnus Prangula
(Black Alder). Fharm. Journ. xviii. (1858) 285-286.

Observations on the agricultural chemistry of the Sugar Cane.
London, 1873. 8".

loO VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Phoebus (Philipp).

Deutschlands Kryptogamische Giftgcwaechse in Abbildungen und

Beschreibungen. Berlin, 1838. 4°.
Die Delondre-Bouchardatschen China-Binden. Giessen, 1864. 8°.
PiccALUGA (Giuseppe).

Sulla coltivazione del cotone. Brescia, 1863. 8°.
PiCCONE (A.).

Primi studii per una monografia delle principali variety di ulivo
coltivato nella zona ligure, (provincie di Geneva, Porto
Maurizio e Massa-Carrera) pubblicati per cura del comizio
agrario di Geneva. Geneva, 1880. 8°.
PiEKPONT (J. de).

Traite des arbres et arbustes rustiques en Belgique. Bruxelles,
1865. 8°.
PiEERE (J. Isidore).

Eecliercbes analytiques sur la valeur comparee des principales
varietes de betteraves, etc. Caen, 1857. 8**.
• JEtudes theoriques et pratiques d' agronomic et de physique
vegetale. (Yol. ii. Plantes fourrageres. Graines et produits
derives ; iii. Cereales ; iv. Plantes industrielles. Eecherches
diverses.) Paris, 1869. 18°.
PlEEEE (L.).

Flore forestiere de la Cochinchine. Paris, [1880, etc.~\. fol. — >
PiESSE (G. W. Septimus).

The art of Perfumery, and the methods of obtaining the odours
of Plants, etc. London, 1855. 8^ Ed. 2. 1856. Ed. 3. 1862.
Ed. 4. 1879.
— Des odeurs, des parfumes et des cosmetiques . . . Edition
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Paris, 1865. 12°.
Lecture on Perfumes, Elower-farming, and the methods of obtain-
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PiNCKAED (W.).

Geum montanum, or Indian Chocolate root. Fharm. Journ. iv.
(1844) 222.
PiNCKEET (Eriedrich August).

Anleitung zur Cultur und Benutzung der Hirse als Koerner-,

und Eutterpflanze. Leipzig, 1871. 8°.
Die neuesten, eintraeglichsten und den Boden am moisten
bereichemden culturpflanzen im Betriebe der Landwirthschaf t
unserer Zeit, in ihrer Bedeutung, Cultur und Benutzung als
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PHOEBUS PLANELLAS GIRALT. 151

Piso CWilliam).

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G. P. Historia medica Brasiliae. Novam editionem curavit et

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PiSSOT (A.).

Les graines et les plantes d' essence forestieres a 1' exposition

international 1878 a Paris. Paris, 1881. 8°.
PlI y Raye (E.).

Manual del cultiYO de arboles forestieras. Madrid, 1880. 8°.
Planchon (GustaYe).

Des Globulaires, an point de vue botaniqne et medical. Mont-

pellier, 1859. 8°.
Des Quinquinas. Paris, 1864. 8".
Les kermes du chene, aux point de vue zoologique, commercial

et pharmaceutique. Paris, 1864. 8".
Les characteres des drogues simples et usuelles. Paris, 1868. 8''.
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iii. (1873) 521-523, 642-643.
The study of Botany and Materia medica. [Abstract.] Pharm,

Journ. in. iii. (1873) 743-745.
The teaching of vegetable Materia medica. [Abstract of lecture.]

Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 401-403.
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(1877) 364.
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Journ. III. xi. (1880) 469-471, 491-492; (1881) 529-531,

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Paris, 1880. 8^
Sur les plantes, qui servent de base aux divers Curares. Comptes

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Plan^chon (Jules Emile).

Des Hermodactes, au point de vue pharmaceutique. These.

Paris, 1856. 8".
On Hermodactyls. [Abstract.] Pharm. Journ. xv. (1856)

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La truife, et les truffieres artificielles. Paris, [1875]. 8".
Planellas Glralt (Jose).

Ensayo de una flora fanerogamica Gallega ampliada con indica-

ciones acerca los uses medicos de las especies que se describen.

Santiago de Compostela, 1852. 8".

152 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Plank ( — .).

Grundriss der Yeterinaerbotanik. Muenchen, 1840. 8**.
Planta-Reichenat: (Adolph von).

Iva (Achillea moschata). [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. i.
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Plato (Carl Gottlieb).

Deutschlands Giftpflanzen, zum Gebrauche fuer Schuelen fasslicb
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Platt (L.).

Elements d' agriculture. Travaux agricoles, plantes oleagineuses,
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Platjchud (E.).

Quelques mots sur I'olivier et sur I'huile d' olive. Eorcalquier,
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Plenck (Joseph Jacob).

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Also a German edition, same place and date.
Toxicologia, seu doctrina de venenis et antidotis. Yiennae, 1785. 8°.

Also in German ; and Italian, Yenezia, 1789. 12°.
Icones plantarum medicinalium secundum systema Linnaei diges-
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The Microscope in pharmacy. Fharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872)
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Ein Beitrag zur Quebrachofrage. St. Petersburg, 1880. 8°.

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Transmission of seeds [of Chenopodium Quinoa. From The
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PLANK POSADA-ARANDO. 153

PoKOENY (Aloys).

Plantae ligaosae imperii austriaci. Oesterreiclis Holzpflanzen.
Eine auf genaue Beruecksichtung der Merkmale der Laubhoelzer
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History of drugs. London, 1712. 4°.

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The medicinal, poisonous, and dietetic properties of the crypto-

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Pesouroes of the Southern fields and forests, medical, economical,
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Sium latifolium, Gray. \_Amer. Journ. Pharm.'\ Pharm. Journ.
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On the nature and properties of the Sugar Cane ; with practical
directions for the improvement of its culture and the manu-
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The Tropical Agriculturist. A practical treatise on the cultiva-
tion and management of various productions suited to a
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The nature and properties of the Sugar Cane. . . . Second edition
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Tratado practico sobre el cultivo del Algodon. Traducido del

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Journ. III. ii. (1872) 849.

154 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

PoucHET (Felix Archimede).

Essai sur I'histoire naturelle et medicale de la famille des

Solanees. These. Paris, 1827. 4°.
Histoire naturelle et medicale de la famille des Solanees. Rouen,

1829. 8°.
Traite elementaire de botanique appliquee, contenant la descrip-
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ou offrant des plantes remarquables par leurs proprietes ou par

leur histoire. Paris, 1835-36. 2 vols. 8°.
Prescott (Henry Paul).

Tobacco and its adulteration. London, 1858. 8".

Strong drink and Tobacco smoke ; the structure, growth and uses

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London, 1869. 8".
Peestele (Joseph).

Die wichtigsten Giftpfianzen Deutschlands in lebensgrossen

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Peestoe (H.).

Report on Coffee cultivation in Dominico. Trinidad, 1875.

8°. *
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Observations on the Sassy bark of Western Africa, and on the

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(1856) 233-237.
A succinct description of a collection of American drugs presented

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QuEKETT (Edwin John).

On the relation existing between the structure of the organs
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POUCIIET — RAMEL. 155

QUIHOTJ ( — .).

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Medical Plora : or manual of the medical botany of the United

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Hoeravlings Institutet Lykkensstaede i Pyen, samt om Hoerrens

bedre Dyrkning og Behandling i dette Institut fremfor anden-

steds i Danmark. Kjoebenhavn, 1803. 8".
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Raibattd-L'Ange (Henri).

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L'olivier, sa culture et ses produits. Paris, 1861. 8°.
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156 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Eamibez (Braulia Anton).

Diccionario de bibliografia agronomica y de toda clase de escritos
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Die Waldverderbniss oder dauemder Schade, welche durch
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Cinchona cultivation in St. Helena. Fharm. Journ. III. iii.
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industria, al commercio, alle arte ed al miglioramente del
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Redwood (Theophilus).

JS'otices of specimens in the Museum of the Pharmaceutical
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Gray's Supplement to the Pharmacopoeia, etc. London, 1847.
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The History of sugar and sugar yielding plants, together with
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Reggio (E.).

Catechismo per la coltivazione del cotone. Brescia, 1863. 8°.
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Culture de la truffe. [Extract.] Islmes, 1877. 8".
Le chene yeuse ou chene vert [Quercus Ilex] dans le Gard.
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Histoire naturelle hygienique et economique du cocotier (Cocos
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La botanique mise a la portee de tout le monde, ou collection des
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On a commercial Cinchona bark, sold as yellow bark. [Erom the
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Ginseng und Kampfer. Marburg, 1879. 8".
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158 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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Die inlaendisclien Surrogate der Chinarinde, in besondrer Hin-
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RENARD — RICHARD. 159

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160 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

RrcHAED (Achille) continued: —

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RICHARD — ROBERTSON. 161

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11

162 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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164 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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Phytographie medicale . . . ou I'expose I'histoire des poisons

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ROJAS CLEMENTE — ROUSSE. 165

KosTETJp (Frederik Georg Emil) continued : —

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166 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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A botanical description of a new species of Swietenia, with ex-
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ROUSSEL RUIZ. 167

EoTLE (John Forbes) contintced : —

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168 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Ruiz Lopez (Hipolito).

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170 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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SCJIENK ( .).

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Vegetabilische Erzeugnisse und Handel damit, pp. 114-156.

172 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

ScHEEZEE (Karl von) continued : —

Smyme, consideree au point de vue geographique, econo-

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SCHLAGTNTWEIT (H. VOn).

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SCHERZER — SCHROFF. 173

SCHMITT (Adolf).

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SCHOBEE (J. H.).

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Papers read before the Philosophical Society and the Chamber of
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Vom perennirenden sibirischen Leine und dessen auch bey uns

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174 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY,

ScHiiOTTKT (Eugene C).

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SCHROTTKY SEEMANN.

175

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176 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Seemann (Berthold) continued: —

On the Jipijapa. (Carludovica palmata.) [Erom Hooker's Journ.
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The Chinese Materia medica. [From Hooker's Journ. Bot.']
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On the cultivation of the !N'utmeg at Singapore. [From Hooker's
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On Gutta Taban. [From Hooker's Journ. Bot.'] Pharm. Journ.
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On Gainbir. [Uncaria Gambir, Roxh. From Hooker's Journ.
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SEEMANN — SHELDRAKE. 177

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Sheldeake (Timothy).

Botanicum medicinale, an herbal of medicinal plants, etc.
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12

178 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Sheeipp (Daniel).

The cultivation of Flax as a natural advantage, etc. [London,

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Sherwood (H.).

An inquiry into vegetable fibres available for textile fabrics.

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Shxee (John).

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Shoet (Thomas).

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Shortt (John).

An essay on the culture and manufacture of Indigo, etc. Madras,

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An essay, etc. "With a Hindustani translation. Madras,

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A handbook to Coffee planting in Southern India. Madras,

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Shuttlewoeth (E. B.).

Some experiments on the physiological effects of Coca. [Extract.]

Fharm. Journ. III. viii. (1877) 221-222.
SiCAED (Adrien Joseph Polyeucte).

Monographic de la canne a sucre de la Chine, dite sorgho a

Sucre. Marseille, 1856. 8«. Ed. 2. 1858. 2 vols.
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SHERIFF SIMMONDS. 179

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SiLBEEBEEG (Louis).

Tobacco; its use and abuse. London, 1863. 8°.
SiLLiMAN (Benjamin).

Manual on the Cultivation of the Sugar Cane, etc. "Washington,
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SiLVA Lima (J. F. da).

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Coffee as it is and as it ought to be. London, 1850. 18".
On the medicinal properties of the Guaco. [Mikania Guaco.]
Fharm. Journ. x. (1851) 534-536.

180 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

SiMMONDS (Peter Lund) continued : —

The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom, considered

in their various uses to man and in their relation to the arts

and manufactures, forming a practical treatise and handbook of

reference for the colonist, manufacturer, merchant, and con-
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On some undeveloped and unappreciated articles of Raw Produce

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33-46.
On Agar-agar and Ceylon moss. Fharm. Journ. xiii. (1854)

355-356.
Vegetable wax from the Candleberry Myrtle. [Myrica cerifera.]

Pharm. Journ. xiii. (1854) 418-423.
The medicinal plants of Australia. Pharm. Journ. xiii. (1854)

616-618.
The Gums and Resins of commerce. Journ. Soc. Arts, iv.

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A dictionary of trade products, commercial, manufacturing, etc.

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On the culture and commerce of Chicory. Pharm. Journ. 11. ii.

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ITotes on Kittool fibre. [From The Technologist.^ Pharm. Journ.

II. iii. (1861) 280-281.

The trade in Liquorice. [The Grocer.^ Pharm. Journ. II. iii.
(1862) 623-625.

Coffee and Chicory, their culture, chemical composition, prepara-
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Botany Bay, or Grass-tree Gum. [From The Technologist.']
Pharm. Journ. II. viii. (1866) 78-80.

The Opium trade of China. Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 361-362.

New Paper-making materials, and the progress of the Paper
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Saponaceous plants. [Journ. Applied Science.] Pharm. Jovm.

III. i. (1871) 585-586.

West Indian Medicinal plants. Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871)

747.
The trade in Aloes. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1872) 83-84.
Indian Resins and Gums. [Journ. Soc. Arts.] Pharm. Journ.

III. iii. (1872) 465-466.
On Kuts, their produce and uses. Journ. Soc. Arts, xx. (1872)

475-485.

SIMMONDS SINCLAIR. 181

SiMMONDS (Peter Lund) continued : —

^N'uts, their produce and uses. [Journ. Soo. Arts.~\ Fharm.
Journ. III. ii. (1872) 958-960, 977-980, 1018-1020, 1037-
1038.

Supplies of Opium and Scammony from Turkey. Pharm. Journ.
III. ii. (1872) 986-987, 1006-1008.

Pennel Flower Seed, or Black Cummin Seed. Pharm. Journ.
III. iii. (1873) 684-685.

On the edible Starches of commerce, their production and
consumption. Journ. Soc. Arts, xxi. (1873) 346-355. [Ab-
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Wood products and Timber trade [of our Colonies]. The
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Our Colonies : the vegetable Fibres they produce. The Nautical
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Hops, their cultivation, commerce, and uses in various countries.
A manual of reference, ^^d?. London, 1877. 8°.

Tropical Agriculture. A treatise, etc. London, 1877. 8°.

The Commercial products of the Sea ; or marine contributions to
food, industry, and art. London, 1879. 8**.
Various uses of seaweed, pp. 311-338.
Simpson (P. A.).

iN'ative poisons of India. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 604-606,
626-627, 665-667.
SiN-CLAiR (George).

Hortus gramineus Wobumensis, or an account of the results of
experiments on the produce and nutritive qualities of different
grasses and other plants used as the food of the more valuable
domestic animals : instituted by John, Duke of Bedford. Illus-
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Johann Herzog von Bedford's Chemisch-agronomische TJnter-

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Hortus gramineus IVoburnensis, oder Yersuche ueber den

Ertrag und die ^ahrungskraefte verschiedener Graeser, etc.
Aus dem Englischen von E. Schmidt. Stuttgart und Tuebingen,
1826. 4°.

182 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Skene ( — .).

Aleppo drugs. [Extract from Consular report.] Pharm. Journ.
HI. iv. (1873) 189.
Slugg (Josiali Thomas).

The Pharmacy of the Bible. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872)
804-805, 826-827.
Small (— .).

Cinchona cultivation in the Mauritius. [Extract from a Report.]
Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875) 21-22.
Smidth (Jens Hansen).

Arboretum scandinavicum. Easel. Kjoebenhavn, 1831. 12°.
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Tsiology ; a discourse on Tea. Being an account of that exotic,
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Smith ( — .).

The Vegetable Ivory, or Tagua plant. (Phytelephas macrocarpa,
Willdenow.) Pharm. Journ. ii. (1843) 464.
Smith (Edward).

A glance at the Materia medica of Devon. Pharm. Journ. III.
viii. (1877) 215-218.
Smith (Frederick Porter).

The preparation and properties of the various kinds of Chinese
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(1871) 387-388, 405-406.
The oils of Chinese pharmacy and commerce. Pharm. Journ.
III. V. (1874) 61-62.
Smith (J. B.).

How can increased supplies of Cotton be obtained. Journ. Soc.
Arts, V. (1857) 374-386.
Smith (James Lawrence).

On the manufacture of the Otto of Eose at Kisanlik, in European
Turkey. Pharm. Journ. II. i. (1859) 143-144.
Smith (John), JSx- Curator of Kew Gardens.

Domestic Botany. An exposition of the Structure and Classifica-
tion of plants, ^^(j. London, 1871. 8°.
Smith (Junius).

Essays on the cultivation of the Tea-plant in the United States of
America. New York, 1848. 8°.
Smith {Ricardo Carlos) [Richard Charles].

InstrucQocs theoricas e practicas sobro a cultura do Helens
saccharatus, ou cana doce de Imphee, e o sen product© em
aguardente, etc. Funchal, 1858. 8".

SKENE — SOUBEIRAN. 183

Smith (Walter George).

Note on Irish-grown Jalap. Pharm. Journ. II. xi. (1870) 842-844.
Smitt (J. W.).

Skandinaviens foemaemsta aetliga och giftige svampar. Stock-
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Smtttere (Philippe Joseph Emmanuel de).

Phytologie pharmaceutique et medicale on vegetanx envisages

sous les rapports anatomique, physiologique et therapeutique.

Paris, 1829. 8^
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Paris, 1837. 8^
SoAMES (Peter).

A treatise on the manufacture of sugar from the sugar-cane.

London, 1872. 8^
Solly (Edward).

On Gutta Percha, a variety of Caoutchouc. Pharm. Journ. v.

(1846) 510-514.
On recent adulterations of Opium. Pharm. Journ. vii. ( 1 847) 104.
SoxNiNi DE Manoncour (Charlcs Sigisbert).

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Paris, 1788. 8».
Traite des Asclepiadees, particulierement de I'Asclepiade de Syrie,

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SouBEiRAN (J. Leon).

Des applications de la botanique a la pharmacie. These. Paris,

1854. 4°.
Note on a poisonous Loranthacea. [From Journ. de Pharm. ~\

Pharm, Journ. II. i. (1860) 568-569.
Note on the Manna of Alhagi Maurorum, DC. [Extract.]

Pharm. Journ. II. ii. (1861) 434.
Note sur la culture du cotonnier. Paris, 1865. 8°.
The collection of Mastic at Chios. [Journ. de Pharm."] Pharm.

Journ. III. ii. (1871) 226.
Drugs from New Caledonia. [Journ. de Pharm.] Pharm. Journ,

III. ii. (1871) 403-404.
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Note sur la culture des Cinchonas dans les indes Britanniques, et

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184 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

SoTTBEiEAN (J. Leon) continued: —

Produits vegetaux du Portugal consideres au point de vue do

I'alimentation et de la matiere medicale. Paris, 1867. 8°.
De r introduction et de I'acclimatation des Cinchonas dans les Indes
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8».
La matiere medicale a I'exposition de 1867. Paris, 1868. 8°.
SowERBY (Leonard).

Tho Ladies Dispensatory: containing the natures, vertues,
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So^vERBY (William).

Catalogue of economic and medicinal plants gTowing in the
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Spall (P. W. A. van).

Yerslag over de koffij- en kaneelkultuur op het eiland Ceijlon.
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Speck Obreen (H. A. van der).

Beschrijving van de timmerhoutsoorten die in Europeesch Guiana
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Speede (G. T. Frederick S. Barlow).

The new Indian Gardener, and guide to the successful culture of
the kitchen and fruit garden in India, with illustrations. Also
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Spennee (Pridolin Carl Leopold).

Handbuch der angewandten Botanik, oder praktische Anleitung
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Spielee (Alexander Julius The odor).

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Spiess (Ernst).

"Wandtafel der wichtigsten Cultur- und Handelspflanzen. . . .
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Spolveeini (Giovan Battista).

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SOUBBIRAN — SQUIBB. 185

Spon (E., & P. No-
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Camphor, pp. 671-578; Cane, 595-598; Chicory, 631-633;
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827; Dyestuffs, 854-869 ; Fibrous suhstances from plants, 909-1000 ;
Fruit, 1022-1029; Narcotics, 1305-1351; Nuts, 1351-1360; Oils
(vegetable, fixed, and volatile), 1377-1433.

The following will also be included: Eesins and Gums; Spices;
Starch; Sugar; Tannin; Tea; Timber; Wax.

Spo^ (Jacob).

Tractatus novi de potu Caphe, de Chinensium The, et Chocolata.

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[Lipsiae,] 1705. 4".
Speatt (George).

The medico-botanical Pocket-Book. London, 1836. 8°.
Speuce (Richard).

On the Siphonia, or India-rubber tree. [Prom Hooker's Journ.

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iRote on the India-rubber of the Amazon. Pharm. Journ. xv.

(1855) 117-119.
Report on the expedition to procure seeds and plants of the Cin-
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ISTotes on the cultivation of Cotton in Peru. London, 1864. 8**.
Spey (Henry Harpur).

Suggestions received by the Agricultural and Horticultural Society

of India, for extending the cultivation and introduction of

useful and ornamental plants, with a view to the improvement

of the agricultural and commercial resources of India. Calcutta,

1841. 8°.
Squibb (Edward R.).

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ii. (1872) 846.
Note on Aconite root. \_Proc. Amer. Pharm. Assoc] Pharm.

Journ. III. iii. (1873) 974-976.
Notes on Aloes. \_Proc. Amer. Pharm. Assoc.] Pharm. Journ.

III. iii. (1873) 994-995.

186 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Squier (Ephraim George).

Tropical Fibres ; their production and economic extraction. Kew
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Squire (Peter).

Biennial Henbane. Pharm, Journ. III. xii. (1881) 256.
Squire (William Stevens).

On expressed juices [of officinal plants]. Pharm. Journ. i. (1841)

94-100.
On the Daphne tribe of plants. Pharm. Journ. i. (1842) 395-399.
Statement of the quantity of medicinal herbs supplied to the
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Stagey (B. F.).

The medicinal agents of the American Indians. \_Amer. Pharm.
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Stahl's grosses illustrirtes Kraeuterbuch. Ausfuehrliche Beschrei-
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Stainbank (H. E.).

Coffee in IN'atal; its culture and preparation. London, 1874. 8".
Stanford (Edward Charles Cortis).

On the manufacture of Kelp. Pharm. Journ. II. ii. (1862) 495-516.
Stark (James).

IN'otice of the Copalchi-bark : a new and valuable bitter analogous
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Steck (Abraham).

De Sagn. D. Argentorati, 1757. 4^
Steck (E. G.\

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Steele (James G.).

Grindelia robusta. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1876)
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Steetze (Adolph).

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Stein (W.).

On Wongshy, a new yellow dye. [From the Pharm. Centr.
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Steinmetz (Andrew).

Tobacco : its history, cultivation, manufacture, and adulterations.
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SQUIER — STEWART. 187

Stella (Benedetto).

... II tabacco, . . . nella quale si tratta dell' origine, coltura, uso in
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Stexhofse (John).

On the dried Coffee-leaf of Sumatra, which is employed in that
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the Coffee-bean. Pharm. Journ. xiii. (1854) 382-384.
Examination of Japanese Pepper, the fruit of the Xanthoxylum
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II. iii. (1861) 329-331.
On "Wrightine; an alkaloid contained in the seeds of "Wrightia
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Stephe:n'sox (John), & James Morss Churchill.

Medical Botany : or, illustrations and descriptions of the medicinal
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Steebeeck (Erancis van).

Citriculture, oft regeringhe der uythemsche boomen te weten
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Steblee (Alois), & Johann N'epomuck Mayeehoffee.

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On Palm Sugar from India. Pharm. Journ. v. (1844) 65-66.
Stewaet (E. L.).

Sorghum and its products. An account of recent investigations
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Sugar made from Maize and Sorghum. A new discovery, l^ew
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Stewaet (John Lindsay), & Dietrich Brandis.

The Forest Flora of JS'orth-West and Central India. A handbook
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f\

188 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Stewaet (L. W.).

On the medicinal uses of the Indian species of Barberry. Pharm.
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Stiles (Matthew Henry).

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Stockholm (Jens).

Yejledning til en fordeelagtig Hoeravl, isaer for de Egne, hvor
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Stocks (J. Ellerton).

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Bristol Pharmacology. Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 482-483,
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Stout (A. B.).

The Eucalyptus globulus in California. [Extract from a letter.]
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Stkettell (George W.).

The Eicus elastica in Burma proper, or a narrative of my journey
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Steumpf (Ferdinand Ludwig).

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STEWART — SWAYNE. 189

Stumpf (Johanu Georg).

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Stuelee (W. L. de).

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SucKow (George Adolph).

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Sullivan- (William K.).

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SvEUDEUP (Jacob).

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Gramina pascua, or a collection of specimens of the common pasture
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190 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

SwiNHOE (Robert).

l^ote on Formosa Camphor. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. II. v.

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The Rice-paper of Formosa. Pharm. Journ. II. vi. (1864)

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Carnauba root [Corypha cerifera]. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1875)

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Tagault (Jean).

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Tassy (Y.).

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Catalogus medicamentorum sinensium, quae Pekini comparanda et
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Tatham (William).

An historical and practical essay on the culture and commerce of
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SWINHOE — THIERRY DE MENONVILLE. 191

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Teeeacciano (Nicola).

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I prodotti delle conifere : memoria. Milano, 1872. 8°.
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Die landv?'irthschaftliche Unkraeuter. Earhige Abhildungen,
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Thibatjlt (Alexandre).

Le China-grass, etude raisonnee de ce nouveau textile au point do
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Thibieege (Adolphe), & — . Eemilly.

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Thielens (Armand).

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192 vegetable technology.

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1!l

194 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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TRATTINICK URE. 195

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196 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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TJRE — VETTORI. 197

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198 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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Matiere medicale, tiree de ''Halleri Historia stirpium indigenarum
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VIBORG VIVENZA. 199

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200 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

ViviANi (Domenico).

I funghi d'ltalia e principalmente le loro specie mangereccie,
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Die Chinarinden des "Wiener Grosshandels und der Wiener

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VIVIANI — WAITZ. 201

Vbolik (Gerard) continued: —

Catalogus plantarum medicinalium in Pharmacopoea batava
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De in den handel voorkomende kinabasten, pbarmacologiscli

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TJeber die Eeproductionskraft in Gewaecbse insbesondre der
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Pbarmaceutiscb-mediziniscbe Botanik, oder Beschreibung und
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202 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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Dendrology, in which are facts, experiments and observations
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WALCHNER — WARMING. 203

Wangenheim (Friedrich Adam Julius yon) continued : —

Beit rag zur teutschen holzgerechten Forstwissenscliaft, die
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204 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

"Waenes (John).

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WARNES ^WEDDELL. 205

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206 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

"Wedj)ell (Hugh Algernon) continued: —

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WEDDELL — WENDT. 207

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208 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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u

210 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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WIGNER WINTER. 211

"WiNCKLEE (Ferdinand Ludwig) continued : —

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212 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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WINTHER WULFSBERG. 213

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214 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

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ZiEGLEK (Louis).

Die officinellen Gewaechse in tabellarischer Uebersicht nach dem
kuenstlichen und natuerlichen Systeme geordnet. Hannover,
1845. 4°.
ZiGEA (Johann Hermann).

Dendrologisch-oekonomisch-technische Flora der im Eussischen
kaiserreiche bis jetzt bekannten Baeume und Straeucher, nebst
deren vollstaendiger Kultur, etc. Dorpat, 1839. 2 vols. 8°.
In Russ, Petropoli, 1842.

ZnOLEEMANN (J. H.).

Tabaksbaubuechlein. Kurze leichtfassliche Anleitung zur Pflanz-
ung und Behandlung des Tabaks. Aarau, 1881. 8°.
ZiPPEL (Hermann), & Carl Bollmann.

Auslaendische Culturpflanzen in bunten "Wandtafeln mit erlaeu-
temdem Text. Braunschweig, 1876, etc. fol.— >

WUNSCHMANX — ZYNEN. 215

ZOEILEE (T.).

Himalaya Tea. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 162.
ZoEif (Bartholomaeus).

Botanologia medica, seu delucida et brevis manuductio ad plant-
arum et stirpium tarn patriarum quam exoticarum in officinis
pharmaceuticis usitatarum cognitionem, oder kurze Anweisung,
etc. Berlin, 1714. 4°.
ZoEN (Jotann).

Icones plantarum medicinalium. Abbildungen von Arzneige-
waechse. Centuria I.-Y. Nuernberg, 1779-84. 8°. Ed. 2.
Centuria I.-IY. 1784-90. [Anon.']
Zfccarini (Joseph Gerhard).

Charakteristik der deutschen Holzgewaechse im blattlosen Zu-
stande, etc. Muenchen, 1823-31. 4°.
Ztnen. See Ykydag Zyiten.

217

SERIALS.

GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.

Belfast.

Max Supply Association Reports. Annually since 1867. 8'

Liverpool.

Cope's Tobacco Plant, a monthly periodical interesting to the manu-
facturer, the dealer, and the smoker. 1870, etc. fol. — >

London.

The Journal of Applied Science, a monthly newspaper devoted to art,
agriculture, chemistry, etc. 1870, etc. fol. — > Edited by P. L.
Simmonds.
SiMMONDs's [P. L.] Colonial Magazine and Poreign Miscellany. 15
vols. 1844-1848. 8^ Continued as
The Colonial Magazine and East India Review. Edited by W. II.
G. Kingston. Yols. xvi.-xxiii. 1849-51. United with the
Asiatic Journal, and continued as
The Colonial and Asiatic Review. 1849-51. 2 vols.
Pharmaceutical Journal and Transactions. 1842-59. 18 vols. 8°.

Second Series. 1860-70. 11 vols.

Third Series. 1870, etc.^^

Index to Mteen vols. 1857.

Index to twelve vols vol. xvi. Old Series to vol. ix. Second

Series. 1869.

General Index to ten vols II. x. xi.. III. i.-viii., July,

1868, to June, 1878. 1880. 4^
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and Commerce. 1852, etc. 8°.— >
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Manufacture. Edited by P. L, Simmonds. l^QO,etc. 8^— >
The Journal of Forestry, and Estates Management. 1877, etc. 8°.— >

218 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Manchester.

The Sugar Cane, a Monthly Magazine devoted *to the interests of the

Sugar Cane Industry. 1869, etc. 8°.— >
The Cotton Supply Reporter. 1858-72. 219 ms. 4°.
Cotton. Continuation of the Cotton Supply Reporter. 1877-9. *

FRANCE.

Paris.

Societe d'Acclimatation. Bulletin, 1854-63. 10 vols. 8°. II.

1864-73. 10 vols. III. 1874, etc.-^
Journal de 1' Agriculture des Pays Chauds. Organe international du

progres agricole . . . pour lAlgerie, les colonies frauQaises et

etrangeres et la region intertropicale. Deuxieme serie. 1865,

etc. 8". Edited by Paul Madinier.

This is Serie 2. of the Annales de 1' Agriculture des Colonies.
1860-62. 4 vols.

GERMANY.

Berlin.

Torstliche Blaetter. Zeitschrift fuer Forst- und Jagdwesen. 1860-71.
12 ? vols. 8°. Edited by Julius Theodor Grunert.

ISTeue Eolge. 1872, etc.-^ Ed. by J. T. Grunert &

Ottomar Yict.

Brunswick.

Deutscher Droguisten-Kalender. 1880, etc. 8°.— > Edited by E.
Eriese.

Leipzig.

Forstliche Berichte, etc. 1863-4. 8°.

Nordhansen.

Eorstliche Berichte, mit Kritik ueber die neueste forstl. Journal-
Literatur. !N"eue Eolge. 1852-61. 10 vols. Continuation see
Leipzig.

SERIALS. • 219

Osterode.

Forstliche Berichte, mit Kritik ueber die Hauptsaechlichste . der
Journal-Literature des Jahres 1842-51. 10 vols. 8^ Edited
by J. C. L. Schultze ; for continuation see IS'ordhausen.

ITALY.

Sassari.

Giornale del laboratorio crittogamico et etnologico per lo studio del
parassiti vegetal! ed animali delle piante fanerogame della
Sardegna, diritto di Luigi Maccliiati. 1879, etc. 4". — >

INDIA.
Bombay.

Agri-Horticultural Society of Western India. Transactions. April
[-July], 1843. l^os. 1, 2. [1843]. 8«. Yol. i. 1852.

Agricultural and Horticultural Society of India. Transactions, 1837-
41. 8 vols. S\
Monthly Journals, 1842-43. 2 vols. 8°. Continued as
The Journal of the A. & H. Society of India. 1843, etc.—^

Calcutta.

Agricultural Gazette of India. 1869-74. fol. Edited by Eobert

Knight. *
The Indian Eorester, a quarterly magazine of forestry. Edited by

W. Schlich. 1876, etc. 8^->

Lahore.

Agri-Horticultural Society of the Punjab. Proceedings. 1852, etc.

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ANONYMOUS PUBLICATIONS,

Exclusive of those worhs referred to their respective authors.

The nature of the drink Kauhi, or Coffee, and the berry of which it is
made, described by an Arabian phisitian. Oxford, 1659. 8°.

This is a singular Httle tract of two pages in Arabic, with an
English translation facing ; on the title-page in the British Museum
copy (pressmark 546 b. 24), has been written in an old hand * Dr.
Pococke ye Translator.

Natural History of the Coffee, Thee, Chocolate, Tobacco . . . with a
tract of Elder and Juniper-berries . . . and also the way of
making Mum, e^^. London, 1682. 4".

^N'atur-gemaessige Beschreibung der Coffee, etc. Hamburg, 1684.

12°.

The present state of the Sugar plantations considered; but more
especially that of the island of Earbadoes. London, 1713. 8°.

Remarks upon a book, intituled, "The present state of the sugar
colonies considered, etc." London, 1731. 8°.

Lettre a M. Le Monnier, de I'Academie des Sciences, premier
medecin ordinaire du Eoi, sur la culture du Cafe. Amsterdam,
1773. \2\ *

The history of the tea plant; from the sowing of the seed, to its
package for the European market, including every interesting
particular of this admired exotic. To which are added, remarks
on imitation tea, extent of the fraud, legal enactments against it,
and the best means of detection. London, [1820 ?] 8°.

Papers respecting the culture and manufacture of Sugar in British
India ; also notices of the cultivation of Sugar in other parts of
Asia ; with miscellaneous information respecting Sugar. London,
1822. foL *

Lehrbuch der forst- und landwirthschaftlichen Katurkunde. Tuebin-
gen, 1827-40. 4 vols. 8°.

222 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

A description and history of vegetable substances used in the arts, and
in domestic economy. Timber Trees, Fruits. London, 1829. 8°.
Forms vol. ii. of the Library of Entertaining Knowledge.

Vegetable substances. Materials of Manufactures. London, 1832. 8°.
Forms vol. xv. of the Library of Entertaining Knowledge.

Reports and Documents connected with the proceedings of the East
India Company, in regard to the culture and manufacture of
Cotton-Wool, Raw Silk, and Indigo, in India. London, 1836. 8°.

Cotton, from the Pod to the Factory, a popular view of the natural
and domestic history of the plant . . . with the rise and progress
of the Cotton Factory, 6^^. London, 1842. 8°.
(New Library of Useful Knowledge.)

The Indian Hemp, or Gunjah (Cannabis indica). Pharm. Jotirn. i.

(1842) 489-490.
Indigenous plants, the roots, rhizomes, cormi, leaves or flowers of
which may be gathered in July, arranged according to the
IS'atural Orders. Pharm, Journ. ii. (1842) 35-38.
Medicinal plants, which should be collected in August, arranged in

the ^NTatural Orders. Pharm. Journ. ii. (1842) 73-77.
Eight practical treatises on the cultivation of the sugar cane, etc.
Jamaica, 1843. 8".

The authors' names are given as : I. Thomas Henry ; II. Raynes
TV. Smith ; III. Anonymous ; IV. W. F. Whitehouse ; V. James
Sullivan: VI. W. A. Clements; VII. G. W. Gordon; VIII.
Anonymous.

Plants which may be gathered, or their roots dug up in the month of

May. Pharm. Journ. ii. (1843) 721.
On Patchouli, or Pucha Pat. Pharm. Journ. iv. (1844) 80-82.
On Chicory, or wild succory. Pharm. Journ. iv. (1844) 119-121.
This and the preceding article are probably by Dr. Pereira.

Report of a committee appointed for the examination of a new mode
of cultivating the sugar-canes, introduced by Mr. Y. Gallet.
Trans, Royal Soc. Mauritius, vol. i. pt. 2 (1845) 123-135.

The text is in French.

Clove Bark. [Laurineae.] Journ. Pharm. iv. (1845) 466.

Luff a purgans and Luff a drastica. South American dolocynth. [Cf.

Scott.] Pharm. Journ. iv. (1845) 466.
On the Momordica-bucha, commonly called Cabacinho, or Bucha of

the hunters of Pemambuco. [Luff a purgans, Mart.'] Pharm.

Journ. V. (1846) 569-570.

ANONYMOUS PUBLICATIONS. 223

Poisoning with the berries of Atropa Belladonna, or Deadly Night-
shade. [With a woodcut and description from The Gardeners^

Chronicle.'] Pharm. Journ. vi. (1846) 174-177.
The varieties of the Almond. Pharni. Journ. vi. (1846) 222-224.
Of the tree which yields the Gutta Percha or Gutta Turban. [Prom

the Journ. Agri. Sort. Soc. India, and Lond. Journ. £ot.']

Pharm. Journ. vi. (1847) 379-381.
On Patchouli. [Extracts.] Pharm. Journ. vi. (1847) 432. See also

vol. iv. 80.
On Korarima. Pharm. Journ. vii. (1847) 16. See also Beke.
On Sumbul Eoot. Pharm. Journ. vii. (1848) 546.
On the Eevalenta arabica. Pharm. Journ. viii. (1848) 30. See also

vol. iv. (1845) 415.
On the cultivation of Saffron in Prance and Austria. Pharm. Journ,

viii. (1848), 171-173.
Eeport on the Growth of Cotton in India. London, 1848. fol. *
Evidence of the Committee on the British West Indies, and foreign

[sugar-] growing Countries. London, 1848. 8°. *
Experiments on Cotton in the Southern Mahratta Country, by order

of the East India Company, from 1830-48. Bombay, 1849.

fol. *
Mecca or Bussorah Galls. Pharm. Journ. viii. (1849) 422-424.
Umbilicus pendulinus (De Candolle), Cotyledon Umbilicus (Linn.).

!N'avelwort or Wall Pennywort. [With a quotation from a paper

by Salter, from the Medical Gazette.'] Pharm. Journ. viii. (1849)

526-527.
Deiama, or Tobacco of Congo. [Prom the Journ. de Pharm.] Pharm.

Journ. ix. (1849) 143.
Lentils, Eevalenta, Ervalenta. Pharm. Journ. x. (1850) 64-66.
Mitcham ; its physic gardeners and medicinal plants. Pharm. Journ.

X. (1850) 115-119, 168-172, 236-239, 297-299, (1851) 340-342.
Chinese Galls. Pharm. Journ. x. (1850) 127-129.
On the Aegle Marmelos, or Indian Bael. Pharm. Journ. x. (1850)

165-167.
Babul bark. [Acacia arabica.] Pharm. Journ. x. (1850) 177.
A Descriptive and Historical Account of the Cotton Manufacture of

Dacca, in Bengal. By a Pormer Resident of Dacca. London,
1851. 8". *
Coffee and its adulterations. [Prom the Lancet.] Pharm. Journ. x.

(1851) 394-396.
Exhibition of Industry, 1851. [Raw materials and produce.] 1.

British Guiana; 2. Barbadoes. Pha/rm, Journ. x. (1851) 407-412.

224 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Arctopus root (Radix Arctopi ecliinati). Pharm. Journ. x. (1851)

559.
Great Exliibition of the Works of Industry of all N'ations. Chemical

and Pharmaceutical Products. Pharm. Journ. xi. (1851) 8-21,

68-73, 107-114, 155-161, 223-228, 263-265.
Cotyledon orbiculata. Pharm. Journ. xi. (1851) 106-107.
Cultivation and manufacture of Patna Opium. Pharm. Journ, xi.

(1851) 205-212.
Monopoly of Yellow or Calisaya Bark. Pharm. Journ. xi. (1851)

215-218.
New Lebanon ; its physic gardens and their products. Pharm. Journ.

xi. (1852) 323-325, 413-414.
Note on the oil of Geranium having the odour of Eoses (Pelargonium

odoratissimum). Pharm. Journ. xi. (1852) 325.
Stillingia sebifera, or Tallow tree, and vegetable tallow of China.

[From Hooker's Journ. Bot.'\ Pharm. Journ. xii. (1852) 73-74.
Chinese Wax, Pe-la, or insect-wax. [From Hooker's Journ. Bot.'\

Pharm. Journ. xii. (1852) 74-75.
"Wood wool. [From The Gardeners^ Chronicler^ Pharm. Journ. xii.

(1853) 430-431.
Use of Coffee-leaves in Sumatra. Pharm. Journ. xii. (1853) 443-

444.
Bush Tea of the Cape of Good Hope. Pharm. Journ. xiii. (1853)

172.
Importation of Wurrus (Capila-podie dye of Ainslie). Pharm. Journ.

xiii. (1853) 284.
Siberian Ehubarb. Pharm. Journ. xiii. (1854), 329.
Guaco, an antidote for Snake bites. Pharm. Journ. xiii. (1854) 412-

413.
Hydrocotyle asiatica, a cure for Leprosy. [From the Madras Gazette. ~\

Pharm. Journ. xiii. (1854) 427-429.
Exposition universelle de 1855. Catalogue des produits naturels,

industriels, artistiques presentes par le royaume de Sardaigne,

precede d'une Introduction sur les produits et sur les principales

industries des etats sardes et avec notes explicatives. Paris,

[1855]. 8°.
Purgative fruit from South America [Luffa sp. ?]. Pharm. Journ. xiv.

(1855) 300-301.
Chironia chilensis, Willd., Canchalagua. Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1855)

326.
Notes upon the Materia medica of Scinde. Pharm. Journ. xiv. (1855)

456-462.

ANONYMOUS PUBLICATIONS. 225

lyfotes upon the Materia medica of the Paris Exhibition, 1855. Fharm.

Journ. XV. (1855) 267-269; (1856) 332-335, 342-350.
Madras Exhibition of Eaw Products, Arts, and Manfactures of

Southern India, 1855. Reports by the Juries, etc. Madras,

1856. 4°.

Reports of the Madras Government on the Fibres of Southern India.

Madras, 1856. 8". *
Mammoth tree of California. Pharm. Journ. xv. (1856) 519.
Florida Indigo. [From the Florida News.'] Pharm. Journ. xvi.

(1856) 337.
Introduction of the culture of Cinchona into Java. [From Bon-

plandia.] Pharm. Journ. xv. (1856) 471.
Barbadoes farming. Hints to young Barbadoes planters. Barbadoes,

1857. 8°. *

The cultivation of Orleans staple Cotton, from the improved Mexican

seed, as practised in the Mississippi cotton growing region.

Manchester, 1857. 8^
Siam Cardamoms. Pharm. Journ. xvi. (1857) 556.
Destruction of the Gutta Percha trees in Singapore. [From Hooker's

Journ. Bot.l Pharm. Journ. xvii. (1857) 193-194.
Hydrocotyle asiatica. Pharm. Journ. xvii. (1857) 312.
Sanguinaria canadensis, Linn. Pharm. Journ. xvii. (1857) 312-313.
Madras Exhibition of Raw Products, Arts, and Manufactures of

Southern India, 1857. Reports by the Juries, etc. Madras,

1858. 4^

African Senna. Pharm. Journ. xvii. (1858) 499.
Madras Exhibition of 1859 of the Raw Products of Southern India.
On the Cotton of the gigantic swallow wort, (Calotropis gigantea) ;
as, also, on the silk worm and silk manufacture in Bengal,
Bombay, China, Madras, and Mysore. Madras, 1858. 8^

Pp. 158-282 consist of a Dissertation on the silk manufacture
and the cultivation of the mulberry, translated from the works of
Tseu-Kwang-K'he, . . Shanghae, 1849.

Introduction of the Cinchona into India. Pharm. Journ. II. i. (1859)

29.
!Note on the tree upon which the insect producing the white wax of

China feeds [Fraxinus chinensis, Roxl.]. Pharm. Journ. II. i.

(1859) 176.
Kote on Japan wax. Pharm. Journ. II. i. (1859) 176-178.
Yeratrum viride. American Hellebore. Pharm. Journ. II. i. (1859)

186-187.
Manufacture of Otto of Roses. Pharm. Journ. II. i. (1859) 264-267.

15

226 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

The Tea plant, its history and uses. London, 1860. 16°.

Papers on the cultivation of Indigo in Bengal. Keport of the Indigo

Commission. Calcutta, 1860. 8". *
Sale of Dandelion Coffee. Pharm, Journ. II. i. (1860) 346-348, 357-

358, 396.
Introduction of the Tea plant into the United States. [From The

Gardeners' Chronicle.'] Fharm. Journ. II. i. (1860) 429-430.
Alleged adulteration of Pepper. Fharm. Journ. II. i. (1860) 534-

535.
On the introduction of the Cinchona trees into India. Pharm. Journ.

II. ii. (1860) 201-204.
Collection of Mastic at Chios. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. II. ii.

(1860) 282.
Yellow Poppy seed oil. [From The Technologist.'] Pharm. Journ, II.

ii. (1860) 283.
Indigo, and its enemies; or facts on both sides. By Delta. Ed. 3.

London, 1861. 8°.
iN'otes upon the Cocoa-nut tree and its uses. Edinburgh, 1861. 8°. *
The Cotton supply. A letter to John Cheetham, Esq., by a Fellow of

the Eoyal Geographical Society. London, 1861. 8".
El cultivo del Algodon llamado nueva Orleans, producido de la semilla

mejicana mejorada del modo practicado en le region algodonera

del Mississippi. Manchester, 1861. 8".
Vegetable silk and wool. London, 1861. 8°.
Aegle Marmelos, or Indian Bael. Pharm. Journ. II. ii. (1861) 499-

500.
Chicory, the quantity produced, and the duty charged on it. Pharm,

Journ. IL iu. (1861) 183-184.
The root of Grinseng. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. II. iii. (1861) 197.
The Cinchonae iu India. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. II. iii. (1861)

217.
Cotton culture in new or partially developed sources of supply. Re-
port of proceedings at a conference, Aug. 13, 1862. Manchester,

1862. 8^
List of specimens of some of the woods of British Burmah, sent to

England for the International Exhibition of 1862. Eangoon,

1862. A\
Report of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue. [On Tobacco, Snuff,

Pepper, Coffee, Tea, Boer and Hops, etc.] Pharm. Journ. II. iv.

(1862) 164-171.
Pharmaceutical products in the Exhibition. Unmanufactured drugs of

vegetable origin. Pharm. Journ, II. iv. (1862) 219-221,

ANONYMOUS PUBLICATIONS. 227

Le cotonnier, son histoire, sa culture en Algerie. Marennes, 1863.

8°. *
Introduction of Cmchona into India. Pharm. Journ. II. v. (1863)

105-109, 156-159.
Cortex Musenae. [Extract.] Fharm. Journ. II. v. (1863) 184.
Eelazioni dei giurati della prima exposizione dei cotoni italiani.

Torino, 1864. 8°. ^
Question cotonniere. Paris, 1864. 8°. *
Cinchona cultivation in Jamaica. [Jamaica Guardian.'] Pharm. Journ.

II. V. (1864) 512-515.
Tea cultivation [in India. Calcutta, 1865.] 8**.
Uses of tlie Horse-Chestnut. [From The Technologist.'] Pharm. Journ.

II. vi. (1865) 486-488.
A new oil-seed for the colonies. [Madia sativa. From The Technolo-
gist.] Pharm. Journ. II. vii. (1865) 33.
The Flower farms of France. [From The Amer. Gardener'' s Monthly.]

Pharm. Journ. II. vii. (1865) 291-293.
Culture et production de coton dans les colonies frangaises. Paris,

1866. 8°. *
Handatlas saemmtlichen medicinisch-pharmaceutischen Gewaechse
oder naturgetreue Abbildungen und Beschreibungen der officinellen
Pflanzen, etc. Jena, 1866-70. 8°.
Copal resin. [From The Gardeners'' Chronicle.] Pharm. Journ. II.

vii. (1866) 424-425.
Port-royal Senna. Pharm. Journ. II. vii. (1866) 447-448.
Ifew paper material. [The roots of Lucerne, and other species of
Medicago. From The Technologist.] Pharm. Journ. II. vii.
(1866) 479.
Pimento. [From The Technologist.] Pharm. Journ. II. vii. (1866)

616-618.
Peruvian Cinchonas. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. II. viii. (1866)

80-81.
Erythroxylon Coca. \_London Medical Press.] Pharm. Journ. II. viii.

(1866) 299.
Beet Sugar and Cane Sugar. [From Traverses Circular.] Pharm.

Journ. II. viii. (1866) 300-301.
Than-mo, a vermifuge remedy of the Burmese. [Extract.] Pharm.

Journ. II. viii. (1866) 354.
Application of Turnips in dyeing. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. II. viii.

(1866) 355.
On the febrifuge properties of the leaves of Cinchona. [Extract.]
Pharm. Journ. II. viii. (1866) 356-358.

228 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Breve noticia sobre a collec^ao das madeiras do Brazil a presentada na
ExposiQao Internacional de 1867. Rio Janeiro, 1867. 8°. *

Jurors' Report on the Yegetable Products in the Intercolonial Exhibi-
tion of 1866. [Melbourne, 1867.] 8°.

Beetroot Sugar. [From TJie Grocer r\ Fharm. Journ. II. viii. (1867)
733-734.

Australian Spinach. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. II. viii. (1867) 734.

Ginseng. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. II. ix. (1867) 77.

Artificial culture of Truffles. [Extract from The Grocer.'] Pharm.
Journ. II. ix. (1867) 77-78.

Exposition universelle de 1867. Catalogue raisonne des collections
exposees par I'administration des forets. Paris, 1868. 8".

Japanese Tea. \_The Grocer.'] Pharm. Journ. II. ix. (1868) 343.

Truffle Hunt at Cannes. \_Gardeners'' Chronicle]. Pharm. Journ. II.
X. (1868) 29-30.

Aloes. \_Med. Times and Gazette.] Pharm. Journ. II. x. (1868)
106-110.

The introduction of Cinchona to the island of Jamaica. Pharm.
Journ. II. X. (1868) 166-168.

Proceedings of Conferences held by the India Committee of the
Society [of Arts], on subjects connected vfith the Arts, Manufac-
tures, and Commerce of India. London, 1869. 8".
Notes on Tea, Fibres, and Cotton.

Opium in China. \_Times.] Pharm. Journ. II. xi. (1869) 304-305.
Edible Eungi. [_Gardeners' Chronicle.] Pharm. Journ. II. x. (1869)

431-433.
Kurze Anleitung zur Zucht und Pflege des Maulbeerbaums. Leipzig,

1870. 4«.
Resumen de los trabajos verificados por la comision de la flora forestal

espanola durante los anos de 1867 y 1868. Madrid, 1870. 4°.
Brick Tea. \_Food Journal.] Pharm. Journ. II. xi. (1870) 658.
Cultivation of Ipecacuanha in India. [Medical Press.] Pharm. Journ.

IIL i. (1870)5.
Ashycrown cinchona in Yenezuela. [Erom Vargasia.] Pharm Journ.

in. i. (1870) 66.
Mushrooms. [Edible species.] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 88-89.
Silk and Sunflowers in Mauritius. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. i.

(1870) 130.
Indian Drugs. [Speeches in Parliament.] Pharm. Journ. III. i.

(1870) 137.
Poppy culture in Korth America. Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 148,

ANONYMOUS iPUBLlCATlONS. 229

Introduction of the Ipecacuanha plant into India. [^Allen's Indian

Mail'] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 170.
Ancient use of odoriferous plants. [Extract.] Fharm. Journ. III. i.

(1870) 188.

Gingilie oil. \Jaffna JSfews.'] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 226.
Cinchona cultivation in India. Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 325.
Java Cinchona bark. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 342-

343.
East Indian Cinchona bark [sale of, grown at Darjeeling]. Pharm.

Journ. III. i. (1870) 326.
The Mullein plant. [Yerbascum Thapsus. Erom N.Y. Druggists*

Circular.] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1870) 365.
Monkey nuts. [Arachis hypogaea. Erom Nature.'] Pharm. Journ.

III. i. (1870) 488.
Eeport of the Commissioners appointed to enquire into the preparation

of the Phormium tenax or !N'ew Zealand Elax. Wellington,

1871. fol. *
Catalogue of the samples of Eibres and manufactured articles prepared

from the Phormium tenax ; exhibited by the Flax Commissioners,

in the Colonial Museum, "Wellington, August, 1871. Wellington,

1871. 8°.
Catalogue of the Yictorian exhibits to the Sydney Intercolonial Exhi-
bition of 1870. Melbourne, 1871. 8°.

Chemical and pharmaceutical products, pp. 52-54. Eaw products
and forest industries, pp. 54-56. Fibrous substances, pp. 57-63.

Le malettie delle piante, natura delle medisme, cause che le producono

e processo di trattamento a prevenirle ed a curare ; opera compilata

suUe piu accreditate antiche e moderne e specialmente sopra

quelle dei professori Ee e Moretti. Yol. i. Milano, 1871. 32°.

Enciclopedia agraria popolare. Serie 1. vol. ii.

Botany in Medical Schools. [ Gardeners' Chron.] Pha/rm. Journ. III.

i. (1871) 546.
Yegetable wax in Japan. [From KatureT] Pharm Journ. III. i.

(1871) 568.

Chinese native Opium. Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 604-605.

The Guava. [^Druggists' Circular.] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871)

605-606.
Calif ornian Acorns. [^Nature.] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 686.
Geranium dissectum. [Nature.] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 686.
Bhang- and Opium-eating in India. [Medical Times and Gazette.]

Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 706-707.

230 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Kameela. [^Manufacturer and Builder.'] Thar m. Jour n. III. i. (1871)

707-708.
The Banya-Bunya (Araucaria Bidwilli). \Nature7\ Pharm. Journ.

III. i. (1871) 770.
Tuba roots. [Gardeners' Chronicle.'] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871)

790.
Sumbulus moschatus. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 807.
Chinese products. [Extracts from Consular Reports.] Pharm. Journ.

III. i. (1871) 807-808.
The Candleberry tree. (Aleurites triloba.) [Gardeners' Chronicle.]

Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 848.
Galuncha. [Tinospora cordifolia, Miers. Erom The Gardeners^

Chronicle.] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 848.
Turmeric. [Erom The Gardeners^ Chronicle.] Pharm. Journ. III. i.

(1871) 868.
The Ink plant. [Coriaria myrtifolia. Extract from Nature.] Pharm.

Journ. III. i. (1871) 928.
American Sumac. [Scientific American.] Pharm. Journ. III. i.

(1871) 971-972.
Poppy farming in Queensland. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. i.

(1871) 972.
Sunflower-seed oil. [Journ. Applied Science.] Pharm. Journ. III.

ii. (1871) 106.
Cultivation of Ipecacuanha in India. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871)

227.
More about Condurango. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 272.
Cinchona cultivation in Bengal. [Report.] Pharm. Journ. III. ii.

(1871) 304-308.
Cinchona culture in the East. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 404-405.
The Poppy crop in Behar and Benares. [Its partial failure through

blight.] Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 429.
Paper manufacture in Japan. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 526-528.
Progetto per la coltivazione ed industria dei prodotti della Asclepiade

di Siria. Cremona, 1872. 8^
Condurango. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872) 665.
Cinchona cultivation in Java. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872) 684.
Cinchona and Ipecacuanha in India. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872)

689.
The Orange. [Good TTcalth.] Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872) 768-

769.
Olibanum. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872) 867.
Poppy culture in Australia. Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1872) 1028.

ANONYMOUS PUBLICATIONS. 231

The manufacture of Attar of Eoses in Turkey. Phanji. Journ. III. ii.

(1872) 1051-1052.
The manufacture of Olive oil in California. \_ScientiJie American.']

Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1872) 387-388.
The Chinese Materia medica. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. iii.

(1872) 501-502.
Persian Opium. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1872) 31.
Indian Opium. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1872) 248.
The collapse, of Cundurango. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1872) 248.
The Lavender country. [Journ. Applied Science.'] Pharm. Journ, III.

iii. (1872) 325-326.
Pharmaceutical utility of botanical gardens. Pharm. Journ. III. iii.

(1872) 328.

Ipecacuanha cultivation in India. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1872) 328.
Papers regarding the Tea industry in Bengal, etc. Calcutta, 1873. 8".
Indian Opium [note on sale of]. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 523.
Betel nut chewing. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 547-

548.
Opium trade of India. [TimesP^ Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 704.
Poppy culture in China. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 890.
The Olive oil trade. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 955.
Uses of the genus Vinca. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 961.
Cultivation of Cinchona at Darjeeling. \Time8?^ Pharm. Journ. III.

iv. (1873) 6.
Projected herbarium of medicinal plants [at the Pharmaceutical

Society]. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 8.
Indian Opium. [JS'ote from Journ. Agri. Sort. Soc. India.] Pharm.

Journ. III. iv. (1873) 32.
Rheea or China Grass. [IN'ote on an advertisement in The Times.]

Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 32.
Report on the Olive oil trade. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 51.
Poisonous nuts. [Denna nuts,=Arachis hypogaea.] Pharm. Journ.

III. iv. (1873) 70.
The sanitary value of flowers. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. iv.

(1873) 64-65.

Camphor. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 145.

The Lavender fields of Hertfordshire. [ Chamhers's Journal.] Pharm.

Journ. III. iv. (1873) 165-166.
Kew Zealand native drugs. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. iv.

(1873) 186.
Olive oil from Tunis. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 204-205.
Cocoa [The trade in]. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 245-246.

232 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Chinese Opium trade. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 285-286.
Mesquite Gum. [From Prosopis glandulosa, Torr.~\ Pha/rm. Journ.

III. iv. (1873) 286.
Flowering of Jalap plants in France. Pharm,. Journ. III. iv. (1873)

303.
Cinchona cultivation. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 323.
Flowering of the Scammony plant. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873)

323.
Cinchona cultivation in Java. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 341.
Patchouli. [Journ. Applied Science.'] Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873)

362.
Olive oil from Crete. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 385-386.
Trade in drugs, etc., with British India. Pharm. Journ. III. iv.

(1873) 407-408.

The Eucalyptus Globulus as a disease-destroying tree. Pharm. Journ.

III. iv. (1873) 494-495.
Palermo Manna. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 496.
Opium trade in India. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 498.
Cultivation of Yanilla in the island of Eeunion. Pharm. Journ. III.

iv. (1873) 517-518.
The Palm oil trade in Old Calabar. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1873)

531-532.
Las plantas industriales, tradado curiosa del cultivo y aprovechamiento

de las plantas testiles, oleaginosas, tintorias y otras que son objeto

de la industria. Madrid, 1874. 8°.
Saffron growing in France. [Journ. Soc. Arts.] Pharm. Journ. III.

iv. (1874) 551.
Chinese Camphor. [Extract from a Eeport.] Pha/rm. Journ. III. iv.

(1874) 589.

iN'otes on the Chinese Opium trade. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874)

675.
Castor-oil seed. Ricinus communis. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874)

676.
Ginger. Zingiber officinale. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. iv.

(1874) 676.
Preparation of Indian Hemp. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. iv.

(1874) 696-697.
Safflower. Carthamus tinctorius. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874) 714.
The Eucalyptus plantations of Algeria. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ.

III. iv. (1874)731.
Poppy seed. Papaver somniferum. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III.

iv. (1874) 731.

ANONYMOUS PUBLICATIONS. 233

The coppicing of Cinchonas. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874)

731-732.
Jaborandi, a new drug from Brazil. Pilocarpus pinnatus, Linn.

\_Repert. de Pharm.'] Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874) 850.
Ailanthus glandulosa as a remedy for dysentery. \_Repert. de Pharm.]

Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874) 890.
The growth of Cinchona. [Rate of growth.] Pharm. Journ. III. iv.

(1874) 894.
Cultivation of the Tea plant in Anjou. Pharm. Journ. III. iv. (1874)

1019.
The Yanilla. [^Gardeners' Chron.] Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874)

24-25.
Ceylon products. [Abstract.] Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 47-48.
Japanese vegetable wax. \Journ. Soc. Arts.] Pharm. Journ. III. v.

(1874) 166.
Herb cultivation at Mitcham. [The Garden.] Pharm. Journ. III. v.

(1874) 182.
Keport on the Government Cinchona plantations in Java. For the

second quarter of the year 1874. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874)

282.
Cinchona cultivation in St. Helena. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874)

305-306.
Larch bark. Phwrm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 328.
Olibanum. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 350.
The trade in drugs, etc., with Turkey. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874)

388.
Boldo. [Peumus Boldus.] Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 405-406.
Japanese vegetable wax. [Journ. Soc. Atis.] Pharm. Journ. III. v.

(1874) 425.
Acclimatization of medical plants [in the south of France]. Pharm.

Journ. III. V. (1874) 448.
The wild Yanilla plant [Liatris odoratissima. Prom The Garden.]

Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 489-490.
Copal. [Gardeners^ Chronicle.] Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 490.
Opium in China. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874) 509-510.
The Sumbul plant. [Euryangium Sumbul, Ifauff. Extract.] Pharm.

Journ. III. V. (1874) 510.
Matico. [Gardeners' Chronicle.] Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1874)

523-524.
De la culture de la betterave au point de vue du rendement. Yalen-

ciennes, 1875. 12°.
Der praktische Porstwirth fuer die Schweiz. Lenzburg, 1875. 8°.

234 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY,

The Vegetable Kingdom ; or, the produce of the earth and its uses.

London, 1875. 4°.
The Jalap plant. (Exogonium purga.) \_The Garden.'] Pharm.

Journ. III. V. (1875) 547-548.
The new drug, Jahorandi. Fharm. Journ. III. v. (1875) 569. See

also p. 574.
The cultivation of Opium and Cinchonas in India. Pharm. Journ. III.

V. (1875) 663-664.
Notes on some United States' drugs. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III.

V. (1875) 704.
The botanical source of medicinal Ehubarb. \_Ga/rdeners' Chronicle.']

Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1875) 784-785.
Cinchona in Madeira. Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1875) 835.
The true Gamboge plant. [Garcinia Hanburyi.] Pharm. Journ. III.

(1875) 972.
Serronia Jaborandi. [Abstract.] Pharm. Journ. III. v. (1875)

1034-1035.
A new Mexican drug. [Damiana.] Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875)

24.
Plowering of the Euryangium Sumbul, Kauffmann, in England.

[^Gardeners' Chronicle.] Pharm. Journ. III. ti. (1875) 43-44.
The China Opium trade. Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875) 47-48.
The India Museum at South Kensington. []S"ative produce.] Pharm.

Journ. III. vi. (1875) 61-62, 101-102, 181-182, 241-242, 381-

382, 422-423.
Cultivation of Cinchonas in the Isle of Bourbon. [Gardeners' Chron.]

Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875) 66-67.
Cinchona cultivation in Ceylon. [Gardeners'' Chron.] Pharm. Journ.

III. vi. (1875) 86.
Officinal Ehubarbs. [Journ. Pot] Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875) 146.
Japanese edibles. [Gardeners^ Chron.] Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875)

202, 221-222.
Cinchona bark from Santa Martha. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III.

vi. (1875) 284.
Tahiti products. [Short note.] Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875) 284.
Goto bark. A reputed new remedy for Diarrhoea, Eheumatism and

Gout. [Archiv der Pharm.] Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875)

301-303.
The indigenous Materia medica, etc., of Yictoria. Pharm. Journ. III.

vi. (1875) 368.
Tayuya. Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875) 401.
Damiana. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875) 423.

ANONYMOUS I»UBL1CATI0NS. 235

Cinchona cultivation in private plantations [in India]. Pharm. Journ.

III. vi. (1875) 447-448.
The competition between Indian and native-grown Opium in China.

[Extracted from Consular reports.] Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1875)

465-467.
Twelve prize essays on Sugar culture. Georgetown, 1876. [8°. ?J *
Memoire sur le Silphium cyrena'icum. Paris, 1876. 4".
Musee colonial ou Pavilion pres de Harlem. I^otice sur les collections

du musee pour servir de guide aux visiteurs. Harlem, 1876. 8".
Productions vegetales, pp. 7-35.

Note sur la culture des tabacs. Exposition permanente des colonies.

Commission mixte des tabacs. Paris, 1876. 8°.
Philadelphia International Exhibition, 1876. Mexican section. Special

catalogue and explanatory notes. Philadelphia, 1876. 8°.
Medicine, pp. 61-71. Agriculture, pp. 91-120.

Skogsvaennen. Stockholm, 1876. 8°.

*' Green Tea." [^Shanghai Commonwealth.'] Pharm. Journ. III. vi.

(1876) 746-747.
The name Jaborandi. Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1876) 750.
Borneo Camphor. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1876) 772.
The earth Almond. [Cyperus esculentus, Z.] Pharm. Journ. III. vi.

(1876) 772. See also p. 748.
The Yanilla culture. Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1876) 772.
Acorn Coffee. Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1876) 872.
African essences. Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1876) 872.
Persian opium. [Extracted from Consular Report.] Pharm. Journ.

III. vi. (1876) 890.
The Eucalyptus Globulus ; its hygienic and medical properties.

[Abstract.] Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1876) 912.
Persian opium. Pharm. Journ. III. vi. (1876) 950.
The Cultivation of Jaborandi and Eucalyptus. Pharm. Journ. III.

vii. (1876) 10.
Eesources of the province of Shantung. Pharm. Journ. III. vii.

(1876) 26-27.
Aleppo Scammony, etc. [Extract from a Consular report.] Pharm.

Journ. III. vii. (1876) 102.
Brazilian Tapioca. [Extract from a Consular Report.] Pharm.

Journ. III. vii. (1876) 102.
The effect of age on Rhamnus Erangula bark. Pharm. Journ. III.

vii. (1876) 102.

236 Vegetable techi^ology.

The Sunflower and its uses. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. vii.

(1876) 117.
Ava, or Kava-Kava. Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1876) 149-150.
Acclimatization of plants. Phartn. Journ. III. vii. (1876) 160.
The Eucalyptus Globulus in Italy. Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1876)

160.
Xanthium spinosum. Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1876) 335.
Erythroxylon Coca. Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1876) 335-336.
An extraordinary Cinchona bark. [Cinchona Ledgeriana, Trimen.']

Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1876) 360.
The end of the Cinchona experiment in St. Helena. Pharm. Journ.

III. vii. (1876) 360.
Ipecacuanha and Vanilla cultivation in India. [Extract.] Pharm.

Journ. 111. vii. (1876) 433.
Eeport on Oil seeds in the India Museum. Pharm. Journ. III. vii.

(1876) 468. See also Cooke.
The Copaiba tree. Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1876) 516.
Cana de azucar. Plantacion y cultivo de la caiia de azucar. Yalencia,

1877. 8°.
Liberian Coffee. {_Journ. Soc. Arts."] Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1877)

574.
Cultivation of the Castor-oil bean. [ Chem. and Druggist.'] Pha/rm.

Journ. III. vii. (1877) 592-593.
Indian Hemp and its active principle. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III.

vii. (1877) 836.
Cinchona cultivation in Java. Pharm. Journ. III. vii. (1877) 861.
Pitury, an Australian rival to Coca. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III.

vii. (1877) 878.
The collection of Masterwort and other roots on the continent. Pharm.

Journ. III. vii. (1877) 986.
The sanitary influence of the Eucalyptus. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ.

III. vii. (1877) 986.
Timbo, its properties and composition. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ,

III. vii. (1877) 1020.
Mushroom culture in Japan. [Journ. Soc. Arts.] Pharm. Journ. III.

\ii. (1877) 1026.
Oranges and Lemons. Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1877) 6.
Cultivation of Jalap in Manilla. Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1877) 6.
Acclimatization experiments with medicinal plants. [Extract.] Pharm.

Journ. III. viii. (1877) 30.
The manufacture of Palm oil in "Western Africa. Pharm. Journ.

III. viii. (1877) 68-69.

ANOKYMOUS PUBLICATIONS. 237

French Lactucarium. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1877)

202.
The carrageen crop. [^Scientific American.'] Pharm. Journ. III. viii.

(1877) 304.
Historical notes on Opium. Pharm. Journ. viii. (1877) 347-348.
Cultivation of the Ipecacuanha plant. Pharm. Journ. III. viii.

(1877) 366.
The commercial history of a Cinchona plantation. Pharm. Journ.

III. viii. (1877) 409-410.
Liberian Coffee in Ceylon ; the history of the introduction and

progress of the cultivation up to April, 1878, etc. Colombo,

1878. 12°.
Catalogue of specimens of Indian foreign produce sent to the Paris

Exhibition. Calcutta, 1878. 8°. *
Catalogue des vegetaux ligneux indigenes et exotiques existant sur

le domaine forestier des Barres-Yilmorin. Paris, 1878. 8°.
Statistique forestiere. Paris, [1878-79.] 2 vols. 4°. Atlas fol.
The Paris Exhibition. Crude materials applicable in Medicine and

Pharmacy. Pharm. Journ. III. ix. (1878) 21-23, 41-46, 82-86,

101-104. Essential oils, Perfumery, etc. 11. 282-286. Crude

materials used or applicable in the Arts. Ih. 301-307.
The botanical source of Tobacco. Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1878)

710.
The culture of Cinchonas in Java. [Abstract.] Pharm. Journ,

III. viii. (1878) 774.
Collection of Canada Balsam. \_Tran8. Amer. Pharm. Assoc.'] Pharm.

Journ. III. viii. (1878) 813.
I^otes on the Olive [cultivation at San Eemo]. Pharm. Journ. III.

viii. (1878) 814.
Mustard. SJEardwicM s Science Gossip.] Pharm. Journ. III. viii.

(1878) 852-853.
l^ote on a new Ehubarb. [Rheum hybridum, var. Colinianum, Baill.]

Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1878) 856.
Commercial Jaborandi. Pharm. Journ. III. viii. (1878) 892.
Opium production in Africa. [_Leeds Mercury.] Pharm. Journ. III.

viii. (1878) 1007-1008.
Caladium seguinum, or Dumb Cane. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III.

viii. (1878) 1008.
The botanical source of Araroba. \_Repert. de Pharm.] Pharm. Journ.

III. viii. (1878) 1048.
Silphium laciniatum. (Compass Plant, Eesin Weed.) [Extract.]

Pharm. Journ. III. ix. (1878) 29-30.

238 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Berberis Aquifolium. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ. III. ix. (1878) 68.
The Para and Ceara Kubbers, and Balsam of Copaiba trees. \J~ourn.

Soc. Arts.'] Pharm. Journ. III. ix. (1878) 86-89.
Production of Opium in China. Pharm. Journ. III. ix. (1878) 246.
Ballata, a substitute for Gutta Percha. \_Boston Journ. Commerce.']

Pharm. Journ. III. ix. (1878) 412.
Cultivation of the Cinchona in the United States. Pharm. Journ. III.

viii. (1878) 572.
Der Schweizer Kraeutersammler. Ausf uehrliche Beschreibung aller in

der Schweiz und den angrenzenden Laendem, auf den Bergen und

in den Thaelen wildwachsenden Pflanzen und Kraeuter, nebst

genauer Angabe ihres Gebrauches, JSTutzens, ihrer Anwendung

und Wirkung, ihres Anbaues, ihres Einsammlung, Aufbewahrung

und Verwerthung. Neu-TJlm, 1879. 8°.
Catechismo forestale, ossia manuale popolare di selvicultura. Bergamo,

1879. 8^ '

Delia coltivazione de' gelsi ed alleramento dei bachi da seta ; studii e

suggerimenti. Milano, 1879. 16°.
The production of oil of Rosemary in Dalmatia. [Extract.] Pharm.

Journ.lll.i^. (1879) 618.
Orange flowers and Oranges from the Southern States. [Extract.]

Pharm. Journ. III. ix. (1879) 915-916.
Argan oil. [Extract from Gardeners' Chron.] Pharm. Journ. III. x.

(1879) 127-128.
Cultivation of Perfume plants in South Australia. ^Jouru. Soc. Arts.]

Pharm. Journ. III. x. (1879) 185-186.
Pucus vesiculosus. [Lancet.] Pharm. Journ. III. x. (1879) 343.
Bose-f arming as a Colonial industry. [ Colonies and India.] Pharm.

Journ. III. X. (1879) 469-470.
Ministro di agricoltura, industria e commercio. Direzione deU' agricol-

tura. Annali di agricoltura 1879. Esperienze di coltivazione di

tabachi eseguite dalle stazione agrarie. Boma, 1880. 8°.
Die forstliche Yerhaeltnisse Wuerttemburgs, etc. Stuttgart, 1880. 8\
The cultivation of the Sorghum plant, and its manufacture into

sugar in the United States. Journ. Soc. Arts, xxviii. (1880)

469-470.
Kotes on useful plants. [Extracts from the Report on Kew Gardens,

for 1879.] Journ. Soc. Arts, xxix. (1880) 88-91.
Indian drugs. Pharm. Journ. III. x. (1880) 777-778.
Wattles. [Acacia sp.] Pharm. Journ. III. x. (1880) 798.
Persian and native Opium in China. Pharm. Journ. III. x. (1880)

800.

ANONYMOUS PUBLICATIONS. 239

The production of Indigo in Bengal. [Journ. Soc. Arts,'] Pharm.

Journ. III. X. (1880) 917-918.
Eesin and Turpentine. [Journ. Soc. Arts.] Pharm. Journ. III. xi.

(1880) 26.
The Cork tree. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ, III. xi. (1880) 134-136.
Experimental cultivation in Jamaica. Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1880)

198.
Acclimatization experiments in Jamaica. Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1880)

277-278.
Cinchona cultivation in Eengal. [Extract from report.] Pharm.

Journ. III. xi. (1880) 334-335.
Ground-nuts. [Gardeners^ Chronicle.] Pharm. Journ. 111. x.i. (^ISSO)

494.
Cassia lignea. [Extract from Consular Report.] Pharm. Journ. III.

xi. (1880) 498.
The uses of Henna in Algeria. [Abstract.] Pharm. Journ. III. xi.

(1880) 515.
Cinchona bark market. Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1880) 784.
Des marches de betteraves au double point de vue de la culture et do

la fabrication du Sucre. Arras, 1881. 8".
II caffe di girasole : analisi chemiche, consigli agronomici, ecc.

Padova, 1881. 8°.
Coca. (Erythroxylon Coca.) Journ. Soc. Arts, xxix. (1881) 472.
The cultivation of wheat-straw, and the manufacture of straw goods

in Italy. Journ. Soc. Arts, xxix. (1881) 630-631.
Orange culture in Syria. Journ. Soc. Arts, xxix. (1881) 787.
The commerce of Gum Arabic at Trieste. [Extract.] Pharm. Journ.

III. xi. (1881) 822.
Cinchona bark as an article of the official Materia medica. Pharm.

Journ. III. xi. (1881) 903-904.
A Malagasy Materia medica. Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1881) 853-855.
Cinchona cultivation in Ceylon. [Extract from a report.] Pharm,

Journ. III. xii. (1881) 52.
Liquorice root. [From The Oil and Drug I^ews.] Pharm. Journ.

HI. xii. (1881) 264.

241

ADDENDA.

Adams ( — .).

Cultivation of Cinchona in the United States. [Extract from a
Consular report.] Fharm. Journ. III. xi. (1881) 1025.
Adeler (Christian Lente), & Jakob Iveesex.

Kurzgefaszte Anleitung zum Hopfenbau. Zunaechst als "Wq^-
weiser fuer die Mitglieder des !N'ord-Angler Hopfen-Yereins
aus den neuesten Schriften ueber Hopfenbau zusammentragen.
Plensburg, 1824. 8°. [^Anon.~\
Aegiditjs (Peter Christian).

JN'ogle Bemaerkninger over Kommen- og Kapsaed-Avlen. Kjoeb-
enhavn, 1825. 8".
Alltjatjd ( — .), aine.

Memoires sur le reboisement. et la conservation des bois et forets
de la France. Limoges, 1845. 8°.
Ancelin- (Constant Fraugois).

Eeflexions agricoles et manufacturieres sur I'industrie liniere.
Lille, 1856-7. 8°. (Three pamphlets.)
Arbois de Jubainville (Alexandre d').

Observation sur le systeme d'elagage de Courval et Des Cars.

Paris, 1870. 16".
Note sur I'elagage des arbres forestiers. Paris, 1872. 18".
Arn"DT (Ernst Moritz).

Ein Wort ueber die Pflegung und Erhaltung der Forsten und der
Bauern in Sinne einer hoeheren und menschlichen Gesetz-
gebung. Schleswig, 1820. 8°.
Arnold (Edwin Lester).

On the Indian Hills : or. Coffee planting in Southern India.
Loudon, 1881. 2 vols. 8°.
Artus (Wilhelm Friedrich Wilibald).

Handatlas saemmtlicher medicinisch - pharmaceutischer Ge-
waechse. Ed. 6. by G. von Hayek. Jena, 188L I
The first edition is noticed on page 8.

16

242 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Bagneets (Gustave). See p. 9.
Bakee (Edmund Gilbert).

An officinal Aloe from Madagascar. Fharm. Journ. III. xii. (1881 )
43-44.
Balfoue ( — .), Surgeon-Major.

Manilla hemp. Journ, Soc. Arts, xxix. (1881) 661-662.
Bazelaiee (Hippolyte de).

Traite du reboisement, ou manuel du planteur. Infancy, 1846. 12".
Ed. 2. Paris, 1864.
Beauvisage (Georges Eugene).

Contribution k 1' etude des origines botaniques de la Gutta-percha.
Paris, 1881. 8«.
Beckee (Jens Fr.).

En kort Anviisning til Tobaks-Plantning. Viborg, 1809. 8".
Bedo (Albert).

Die wirthschaftliche und commercielle Beschreibung der Koenigl.-
Ungarischen Staatsforste. Budapest, 1878. 4°.

Description economique et commercial des forets de I'etat des

Hongries, avec une tableau synoptique des forets de I'etat.
(Trad, du texte original hongrois.) Budapest, 1878. 4°.
Bell (John).

A practical treatise on the culture of Sugar Cane, and distil-
lation of rum ... with some remarks on the cultivation of
Cotton, ete. Calcutta, 1831. 8".
Bennett (John "Whitchurch).

A treatise on the Coco-nut tree, and the many valuable properties
possessed by that splendid palm, ascertained by personal
observation. By a Eellow of the Linnaean and Horticultural
Societies, many years resident in the island of Ceylon. "With
an interesting traditional account of its original discovery, by
a prince of the interior of that island. London, 1831. 8°.
[Anon.']
Beenaedin (R. J.).

Classification de 350 matieres tannantes. Gand, 1880. 8".

This is a revised version of the work given on p. 19.

Beeey-Eatnal ( — .).

Memoire sur un nouvel amenagement des bois et forets, ou I'art
d'augmenter les produits foresliers. Chalon-sur-Saone, 1858. 8".
BiANCA (Giuseppe).

II carrubo. Monografia storico-botanico-agraria. Firenze, 1881.
8«.

ADDENDA. 243

IBiGNONE (Felix).

ISiote on the Corsican Moss of the Pharmacies. [Marine algae.]
Pharm.Journ. III. xii. (1881) 258.
Bjeeregaaed (Hans).

En kort Anviisning til Traeavl eller til de almindeligste Pnigt-
og Skovtraeers Opelskning og TJdplantning. Bestemt til
Uddeling blandt Landalmuen i Danmark. Eanders, 1828.
8°.
BoBiEERE (Adolphe).

Essai sur la cnlture de la canne a sucre par M. A. Eeynoso,
resumes critiques de MM. B., Girard et Barral. Paris,
1865. 8°.
PojEE (Wenzel).

Ilotice on the probable cause of the phenomenon manifested in
the Sugar-Cane. [Blight.] Trans. Royal Soe. Mauritius j vol. i.
(pt. ii.) (1845) 116-123.
Booth (John).

Eeststellung der Anbauwuerdigkeit auslaendischer "Waldbaeume.
Eeferat, etc. Berlin, 1880. 8°.
BOTJCAED ( — .).

De la sylviculture dans le departement de I'Indre. Chateauroux,
1865. 8°.
BoTJCHE (Carl David). See p. 24.
BouELiEE (Charles).

Guide pratique de la culture du lin en Algerie. Alger, 1863.
8^
Bowman (Erederic Hungerford).

The structure of the Cotton fibre in its relation to technical
applications. Manchester, 1881. 8°.
Bkenot (L.).

Remarques sur deux varietes d'epicea. Paris, 1878. 4**.
Beeees (E.).

Aperqu sur I'elagage et la conduite des arbres forestiers et autres
arbres destines d I'industrie. Bruxelles, 1870. 8°.
Browis- (John Ednie).

Timber Trees of South Australia. Adelaide, 1880. 8".
A Practical Treatise on Tree Culture in South Australia.
Adelaide, 1881. 8".
Beowne (D. J.).

The history, industry, and commerce of Elax. Reports, Commis-
sioners of Patents, Agriculture. Washington, 1862. pp.
21-83.

244 . VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

BRETSCmfEIDEE (E.).

Notes on some botanical questions connected with the export
trade of China. Peking, 1880. 8°.

On Chinese silkworm trees. Peking, 1881. 8".
Brookes (R.).

The natural history of Chocolate. Being a distinct and particular
account of the Cocao-tree, its growth and culture, and the
preparation, excellent properties, and medicinal vertues of its
fruit. Wherein the errors of those who have wrote upon this
subject are discover'd; the best way of making chocolate is
explain'd ; and several uncommon medicines drawn from it, are
communicated . . . Translated from the last edition of the
French by a Physician [R. Brookes]. London, 1724. 8**.
Ed. 2. [Title slightly varied,] 1730.
The first edition was anonymous.

Brueel (Er.).

Gekroente Preisschrift . . . ueber die beste Art die "Waelder
anzupflanzen, zu nutzen und im Stande zu erhalten. Ed. 3.
Copenhagen und Leipzig, 1799. 8".
Brtjeel (Georg Wilhelm).

Bidrag til den practiske Eorstvidenskab. Kjoebenhavn, 1802. 8°.

Abhandlungen fuer Ereunde der praktischen Eorstwissen-

schaft. Kopenhagen, 1802. 8°.
Burgess (T. J. W.).

The beneficent and toxical effects of the various species of
Rhus. \_Canadian Journ. Med. Science.^ Pharm. Journ. III.
xi. (1881) 858-860.
BuRGSDORFF (Eriedrich August Ludwig von).

Anviisning till at opelske indenlandske og udenlanske Traeearter
i det Erie. Oversat og omarbeidet til Anvendelse for Danne-
mark og Holsteen af Mart. Gottl. Schaeffer. Eorsynet med
Anmaerkninger af Erik Yiborg. (1 Deel.) Kjoebenhavn,
1799. 8°.

BURKART ( .).

Sammlung der wichtigsten europaeischen Nutzhoelzer in charak-
teristischen Schnitten. Bruenn, 1880. 8".

Calvet (A.).

Note sur la culture du bambou ct ses usages industriels dans
la region des Pyrenees et dans la sudouest de la Erance.
Paris, 1878. 4".

ADDENDA. 215

Caepentiee (Ernest de).

Plantation des terrains crayeux de la Champagne et des marais
du nord de la France ; resultats economiques et financiers ;
Yocux et reformes. Paris, 1881. 18°.
Cakver (Jonathan).

A treatise on the culture of the Tobacco plant . . . adapted to
northern climates. London, 1779. 8°. [Ed. 2.] Dublin,
1779.

Af handling om Dyrknings- og Behandlings-Maaden af Tobak-

Planten passelig til de I^ordlige Himmel-Egne oversat af de
Engelske efter J. C, etc. Christiania, 1781. 8°.
Cech (C. 0.).

XJeber den Ursprung der Hopfencultur. Muenchen, 1881. 8°.

CHAMBERLAYlSrE (John).

The manner of making of Coffee, Tea and Chocolate . . . with
their vertues. Newly done out of French and Spanish.
London, 1685. 18°.

The tracts on Tea and Coffee are from the French of P. Sylvestre
DuFouK, and that on Chocolate from the Spanish of A. Colmenero
DE Ledesma.

Chambeay (Georges de).

Traite pratique des arbres resineux conif eres a grandes dimensions,
etc. Paris, 1845. 8°.
Chelus ( — de).

Histoire naturelle du cacao et du sucre, devisee en deux traites.
[With additions by IN". Mahudel.] Paris, 1719. 8°. Ed. 2.
Amsterdam, 1720.
Chevallier (J. B A ), see p. 36, is sometimes spelled Chevalier.
Christ (Johann Ludwig).

Der neueste und beste deutsche Stellvertretter des indischen
Caffe oder der Caffee von Erdmandeln ; zu Ersparung vieler
Millionen Geldes fuer Deutschland und laengerer Gesundheit
Tausender von Menschen. [Cyperus esculentus, Z.] Ed. 2.
Frankfurt-am-Mayn, 1801. 8°.
Clergeaud (P.).

De la culture du coton en Algorie. Paris, 1862. 8°.
Collins (James).

Cultivation of Caoutchouc trees in India. Journ. Soc. Arts, xxix.
(1881) 363-364.
Colmenero de Ledesma (Antonio).

Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del Chocolate, dividido
in quatro puntes, etc. Madrid, 1631. 4°,

246 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

CoLMENEEO DE Ledesma (Antonio) contifiued : —

A curious treatise of the nature and quality of Chocolate.

"Written in Spanish by A. G. . . . and put into English by Don

Diego de Yades-forte \_pseud., i.e. J. Wadsworth]. London,

1640. 4«.
— Du chocolate. Discours curieux . . . traduit d'Espagnol

en FranQois . . . par E,. Moreau, etc. Paris, 1643. 4°.
Chocolata Inda. Opusculura. de qualitate et naturae choco-

latae . . . nunc in Latinum translatum. [By J. Gr. Yolckamer.]

Norimbergae, 1644. 16°.
Chocolate ; or, an Indian drinke . . . written originally in

Spanish . . . and faithfully rendered in the English by Capt.

J. Wadsworth. London, 1652 [? 1655]. 12°.

In the preface, the translator uses the pseudonym of Diego de
Vadesforte.

Delia cioccolata discorso . . . tradotto dalla lingua spagnuola

nell' italiana, con aggiunta d'alcune annotationi da A. Yitrioli.
Eoma, 1667. 12°. [Ed. 2.] Bologna, 1694.
Comes (Orazio).

I f unghi in rapporto all' economia domestica ed alle piante agrarie.
Lezione ecc. raccolte e scritte dall' alunno, L. Savastano.
Napoli, 1880. 8°.
Cooz (D. M.).

The culture and manufacture of sugar from Sorghum. Report^
Commissioner of Patents, Agriculture. Washington, 1862.
pp. 311-319.
CoTTA (Heinrich).

Principes fondamentaux de la science forestiere. Ouvrage traduit
par Jules Kouguier. Ed. 2. Paris, 1841. 8°.
For original German edition see p. 42.

CoTJKVAL (Ernest Alexis, Comte de).

Taille et conduite des arbres forestiers et autres arbres de grandes
dimensions, etc. Paris, 1861. 8°.
Ceaig ("William).

The medicinal plants of England and Ireland. Pharm. Journ.
in. xi. (1881) 863-866.
Ceinon (J. L. P.), & Charles Yasseeot.

Le forestier practicien, ou guide des gardes champetres, traitant
de la conservation des semis, de Famenagement, de I'exploita-
tion, etc., des forets. (Manuel Eoret.) Paris, 1852. 18".

ADDENDA. 247

Croizette (Desnoyei's).

Notice sur les divers emplois du hetre. Paris, 1878. 4°.
ISTotice sur le debit et les emplois des principales esp^ces des pins.

Paris, 1878. 4°.
!N'otice sur le gemmage da pin maritime. Paris, 1878. 4°.
Ceosby (Schuyler).

Cultivation of the Chestnut in Tuscany. [From Consular
report.] Journ. Sue, Arts^ xxix. (1881) 451-452.
Ckoy {le comte Andre Rodolphe Claude Frangois Simeon, styled Eaoul de).
Avenir forestier de la France, considere dans ses rapports avec les
essences resineuses. Paris, 1853. 12°.
CUEIE ( — .).

Des produits tires du pin maritime. Essai theorique et pratique
sur la fabrication des matieres resineuses. Paris, 1874. 8**.

D. (N.).

The vertues of Coffee. Set forth in the works of The Lord
Bacon, his IN'atural Hist., Mr. Parkinson, his Herbal, Sir
George Sandys, his Travails, John Howel, Esq., his Epistle.
London, 1663. 4°.

In the body of the work it is called Coffa.

Dalgas (Carl Fredrik Isaac).

lagttagelser over Hampens Dyrkning, samlede paa en Reise i
Tydskland, Helvetiea og Frankrige i Aarene 1808, 1809 og
1810. Kjoebenhavn, 1812. 8°.
Darlington (William).

Agricultural botany : an enumeration of useful plants and weeds.
Philadelphia, 1847. 8°.
Decugis (Bernardin).

Les tourteaux des graines oleagineuses, et leurs applications
theoriques et pratiques dans la culture, I'alimentation des
animaux . . . 1' economic domestique, etc. Toulon, 1876. 8''.
Delamaeee (Louis Gervais).

Traite pratique de la culture des pins a grande dimensions, etc.

Paris, 1826. 8°. Ed. 3. 1831.
Historique de la creation d'une richesse millionnaire par la culture
des pins, ou application du traite pratique de cette culture
publiee en 1826, etc. Paris, 1826. 8^ Supplement, 1827.
Delamer (Eugene Sebastian).

Flax and Hemp, their culture and manipulation, etc. London,
1854. 8^

248 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Delchevalerie (G.).

Le dattier, sa description, son histoire, etc. Gand, 1873. 8°.
Demontzey (P.).

Traite pratique du reboisement et du gazonnement des montagnes.
Ed. 2. Paris, [1881]. 8°.

This is the original work of which a German version is cited on
p. 50.

Des Cars (Amedee Joseph).

L'elagage des arbres ; traite pratique de I'art de deriger les arbres
forestiers, e^c. Paris, 1865. 32°. Eds. 2, 3, & 4. 1865. Ed.
6. 1866.

A treatise on pruning forest and ornamental trees. Translated

from the 7th French edition, with an introduction by Charles
S. Sargent. Boston, 1881. 8°.
De Yos (C. de).

Beredeneerd woordenboek der voornaamste heesters en coniferen
in I^ederland gekweekt. Groningen, 1867. 8°.
Dey (Kanny Loll).

Notes on some Indian Drugs. Wrightia antidysenterica, Psoralea
corylifolia, Symplocos racemosa. Fharm. Journ. III. xii. (1881)
257-258.
DiDRiCHSEx (Didr.).

Skovbog eller Anviisning til Skovs Opelskning isaer med Hensyn
til Smaaeskoves Anlaeg paa Boenderjorderne. Kjoebenhavn,
1803. 8°.

DOWNES ( .).

The growth of Crocus sativus, the source of saffron, in Kashmir.
\_The Gardeners' Chronicle.'] Fharm. Journ. III. xii. (1881) 9.
Du Breuil (A.).

Arboriculture. Paris, 1881. 8°.
DuFOUR (P. S.). See Sylvestre Dufour.

Eloffe (Arthur).

L'ortie, ses proprietes alimentaires, medicales, agricoles et indus-
trielles. Ed. 2. Paris, 1869. 16°.

For Ed. 1 . see page 60. This author has also written under the
pseudonym of Kroenishfranck, see page 108.

Ernst (Adolph).

Las familias mas importantes del reino vegetal especialmente las
que son de interes en la medicina, la agricultura y industria o
qne estan representadas en la flora de Yenezuela. Caracas,
1881. 8°.

ADDENDA. 249

Ebnst (Adolpli) continued: —

Memoria botanica sobre el embarbascar, 6 sea la pesca por medio
de plantas venenosas. Caracas, 1881. 8°.
Eykmax (J. F.)-

Illiciumreligiosum, /SeVJ., its poisonous constituent, and essential and

fixed oils. [Transl.] PJiarm. Journ. III. xi. (1881) 1046-1050.

The botanical relations of Illicium religiosum, Sieh., and lUicium

anisatura. Lour. [Transl.] Pharm. Journ. III. xi. (1881)

1066-1068.

Fatjlkxee (Alexander).

A Dictionary of commercial terms, with their synouymes in various
languages. Bombay, 1856. 8".
Fjxlias (Achille).

Exposition universelle de Paris en 1878. N"otice sur les forets de
I'Algerie ; leur etendu ; leurs essences ; leurs produits. Alger,
1878. 8".
Fischer (Theodor).

Die Dattelpalme, ihre geographische Yerbreitung und cultur-
historische Bedeutung. Gotha, 1881. 4°.
Fleischer (Elias).

Forsoeg til en Underviisning i det Danske og Norske Skov-Yaesen.
Kjoebenhavn, 1779. 8°.
Floe (Martin Richard).

Om Tobakavl ; og Humleavl af C. E. Wiinholt. Christiania,
1817. 8°.
Flueckigee (Friedrich A.), & Arthur Meyer.

ITotes on the fruit of Strychnos Ignatii. Pharm. Journ. III. xii.
(1881) 1-6.
Forest (A.).

De la question du reboisement et nouvel examen des circonstances
climatologiques et des faits economiques qui se rattachent d
I'existence des forets. Paris, 1852. 8".

FrTJEHLING (E.), & J. SCHTJLZ.

Anleitung zur Untersuchung der fuer die Zuckerindustrie in
Betracht kommenden Rohmaterialen, Producte, I^ebenproducte
und Huelfssubstanten. Ed. 2. Braunschweig, 1881. 8°.
Ed. 1. is given on p. 68.

Gall AND (Antoine).

De I'origine et du progrez du cafe. Sur un manuscrit arabe do
la Bibliotheque du Roy. Caen, 1699. Vl\

250 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

G ALLOT ( — .).

N'otice sur le debit et les emplois du sapiu, de I'epicea, et du
meleze. Paris, 1878. 4".
Gallot (— .), & Gast (— .).

Notice sur le debit et les emplois du chene rouvre et du chene
pedoncule. Paris, 1878. 4°.
Gaijdry (Albert).

Becherches scientifiques en Orient. Partie agricole. Paris,
1855. 8°.

Chiefly connected with Cyprus.

Gaudet (Louis).

Cours pratique d' arboriculture, etc. Paris, 1848. 12°. Ed. 2.
1849.
Gaytfeer (Eugene de).

Iconographie du reboisement et du gazonnement des montagnes.
Descriptions, plans, et vues photographiques des grandes travaux
dans les Alpes et les Pyrenees frauQaises. Paris, 1881. fol.
Germain (Eelix).

Rapport sur le reboisment, presente au conseil general de la
Drome (aout 1873). Yalence, 1873. 8^
GmouL (L.).

Culture forestiere des arbres resineux coniferes. Breda, 1844. 8°.
Gorge-Grim BLOT (A.).

Etudes sur la truffe. Paris, 1878. 4°.
GoRKOM (Karel Wessel van).

De Oost-Indische cultures in betrekking tot handel en nijverlieid.
Amsterdam, 1881. 2 vols. 8°.

The first volume is noticed on page 73 ; the portion relating to
Cinchona will shortly be published in English.

GossoN (Narcisse).

Quelques mots sur le coton et sur la colonisation. Le Havre,
1863. S\
GouRRiER (H.). See Hubert-Gourrier (A.).
Graeter (L.).

Ausfuehrliche Anleitung zur Kultur des Mohns um dieselbe auf
das Doppelte des gewoehnlichen Ertrags zubringen, durch seine
Benuetzing auf Opium. Kach dem Eranzoesischen des A.
Odeph . . . frei bearbeitet von einem Freunde der Landwirth-
Bchaft. Stuttgart, 1867. 8^
Grand VAUX (Emmanuel Louis).

Du reboisement des montagnes de France. Paris, 1846. 8".

ADDENDA. 251

Greenish (Henry George).

Contributions to the chemistry of Nerium odorum. Pha/rm. Journ.
III. xi. (1881) 873-875.
Geiffin ( — .).

The Kauri gum of New Zealand. \_ScientiJic American.'] Pharm.
Journ. III. xi. (1881) 989.

GfilGOR (J.).

Arboriculture ; or, a practical treatise on raising and managing
forest trees, and on the profitable extension of the woods and
forests of Great Britain. Edinburgh, 1881. 8**.
Gtjenaud (Antoine).

Traite forestier pratique ; manuel du proprietaire de bois. Paris,
1870. 8".

Hendess (H.).

Waaren-Lexikon fuer den Droguen-, Spezerei- nnd Farbwaarcn
Handel, sowie der chemischen und technischen Praeparate fuer
Apotheker. Berlin, 1881. 8".
Heuze (Gustavo).

Les cereales, les produits farineux et leurs derives d I'Exposition
universelle Internationale de 1878 d Paris. Paris, 1881. 8°.
Hidalgo (Tablada Jose de).

Tratado del cultivo del olivo en Espana, y modo de mejorarlo.
Madrid, 1870.

Tradado del cultivo de los arboles frutales en Espana y modo

de mejorales. Ed. 2. Madrid, 1871. 8°.
Hochstettee (Ferdinand).

Grosses illustrirtes Kraeuterbuch. Ausfuehrliche Beschreibung der
fuer Arzneikunde, Handel und Industrie verwendbaren Pflanzen
und Mineralien, derenFundort, deren Yerwendung und derdaraus
gewonnenen Producte . . . !Nach denneuestenQuellenherausge-
geben von F. H., Maetin und Anderen. Eeutlingen, 1880. 8".
Hochstettee (W.).

Die Coniferen oder Nadelhoelzer, welche in Mitteleuropa winter-
hart sind. Stuttgart, 1881. 8°.
Holmes (Edward Morell).

The varieties of Linseed in English commerce. Pharm. Journ.

III. xii. (1881) 61-62, 137-140.
The cultivation of medicinal plants in Lincolnshire. Pharm. Journ.

III. xii. (1881) 237-239.
"Which kinds of Cinchona bark should be used in Pharmacy ?
Pharm. Journ. III. xii. (1881) 368-369.

252 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

HOITZENDORFF (JuliuS VOn).

Der riachs, sein Anbau, und seine Zubereitung in Irelanfl. Aus
dem Englischen . . . uebertragen von J. von H. Leipzig,
1865. 8°.

Translated from Charley, and Ward.
Horn (J. E.).

La crise cotonniere et les textiles indigenes. Paris, 1863. 8°.
HoRNE (John).

A year in Piji, or an inquiry into the botanical, agricultural, and
economical resources of the colony. London, 1881. 8°.
Howard (John Eliot).

On [Cinchona] Red Bark. Pharm. Journ. III. xii. (1881) 350-
354.— >

HUBERT-GOURRIER (A.).

Traite de la culture de I'olivier et de la fabrication de I'huile
d' olive. Toulon, 1881. 8«.

IcERY (Edmond). See p. 99.
IvERSEN (Jacob).

Om Rapsaedens Dyrkning i det Holsteenske, i Saerdeleshed i

Hertugdoemmet Slesvig . . . oversat af det Tydske. Kjoeben-

havn. 1803. 8°.

Jacquemart (D. a.).

Bibliographic forestiere frangaise, ou catalogue chronologique des
ouvrages frauQais ou traduits en frauQais et publies depuis
I'invention de rimprimerie jusqu'a ce jour, sur la sylviculture,
r arboriculture forestiere, et sur les matieres qui s'y rattachent.
Paris, 1852. 8".
Jaeger (H.).

Deutsche Baeume und "Waelder. Ed. 2. Leipzig, 1881. 8".
Jaeger (Niels Knag).

Kort Anviisning ora Maaden, sikkerst at forplante Tracer paa,
saavel ved Saeden, som af unge Roenninger, grundet paa egne
Eorsoeg, etc. Bergen, 1778. 8". [_Anon.']
Jardin (E.).

Le coton, son histoire, son habitat, son emploi et son importance
chez les differents peuples, avec 1' enumeration de ses succedanes.
Geneve, 1881. 12^
Johnson (S. W.).

Tobacco. Report of Chemist to Connecticut Slate Board of Agricul-
ture, 1873, pp. 383-424.

ADDENDA. 253

JOLIVET ( .).

!N'otice sur I'emploi du bois dans la fabrication du papier. Paris,
1877. 4^
JouTNE (Zephirin).

Reboisement des montagnes. Reboisement, difficultes, causes des
inondations et moyens de les prevenir. Digne, 1852. 8°.

Kasthofek (Carl).

Bemerkungen ueber die "Waelder und Alpen des Bernerischen
Hochgebirges, etc. Ed. 2. Aaran, 1818. 8°.

Guide dans les forets. Traduite par P. L. Monney. Yevey,

1830. 2 vols. 8°.
King (George).

Cinchona cultivation in Bengal. [Extract from report.] Journ.
Soc. Arts, xxix. (1881) 844-845.
Klose (M.).

Ein Wort ueber Lein- und Elacbsbau, dessen Cultur, Bearbeitung
und fernere Benutzung. Hirschberg, 1881. 8^
KoLTz (Jean Pierre Joseph).

Memoire sur le boisement des terres incultes. N^amur, 1866.
8^
Xkogh (Er. Eerdinand von).

Xort TJnderviisning for Eorstbedienterne udi det forste Slesvigske
Jaegermester-District. Haderslev, 1800. 8°.

Langgitaed (Alexander).

Japanese and Chinese aconite roots. \_Archiv der Pharm.'] Pharm.
Journ. III. xi. (1881) 1021-1025, 1041-1045.
Larzillieee ( — .).

Notice sur le debit des bois de feu, leur mode de vente, et
les precedes, de carbonisation usites en Erance. Paris, 1878.
4°.
Le Breton (F.).

Traite sur le proprietes et les effets du sucre avec le traite de la
petite culture de la canne a sucre, etc. Paris, 1789. 12°.
Leon (John A.).

On Sugar cultivation in Louisiana, Cuba, etc., and the British
Possessions. [2 parts. Part ii. is entitled ' The Sugar Ques-
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Lespinasse ( — .).

Hemp cultivation in Mexico. [From a Consular report.] Journ.
Soc. Arts, xxix. (1881) 488-489.

254 VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

LlOTARD (L.).

Memorandum on dyes of Indian growth and production. Calcutta,

1881. fol.
Plantain tea. [Extract.] Journ. Soc. Arts, xxix. (1881) 688-

690.
LocHNER (Michael Friedrich).

Schediasma de Parreira brava, novo Americano aliisque recenti-

oribus calculi remediis, etc. Fraes. Lucae Schroek. Ed. 2.

I^orimbergae, 1719. 4°.

The preface is dated 1712, which probably marks the date of the
first edition.

De novis et exoticis Thee et Cafe succedaneis . . . dissertatio
epistolica. !N'oribergae, 1717. 4°.
Lock (Charles George Warnford).

Kotes on Gums, Resins and Waxes. Journ. Soc. Arts, xxix. (1881)

657-661.
The Soy bean, a new feeding stuff. Journ. Soc. Arts, xxix,

(1881) 734-735.
Esparto or Alfa. Journ. Soc. Arts, xxix. (1881) 787-788.
LOEBE (W.).

Die Futterkraeuter, Abbildung und Beschreibung aller in der
Landwirthschaft vorkommenden und zu benutzenden Kraeuter.
Ed. 3. Dresden, 1881. 8".

For earlier issues (which seem confused), see page 119.

McIvoB (R. W. E.).

An educational lecture on the Food of Plants in its relations to the
exhaustion of lands . . . also, Select textile plants deserving
extensive culture in the colony of Victoria, a lecture ... by
Baron Ferd. von Mueller. Ballarat, [1876.] 8°.
Maori (Domenico).

Yirtv del Kafe, bevanda introdotta nvovamente nell' Italia . . .
Seconda impressione con aggiunta del medesimo autore. Roma,
1671. 4°.
Maisch (John M.).

Kotes on the Xanthorrhoea resins. [^Amer. Journ. PJiarm.'] Pharm.
Journ. III. xi. (1881) 1005-1006. Also in Journ. Soc. Arts,
xxix. (1881) 620-621.
Malepeyre (FrauQois).

Caoutchouc et gutta-percha. (Manuel Roret.) Paris, 1855.
12».

ADDENDA. 255

Marchand (Louis).

line mission forestiere en Autriclie. Arbois, 1869. 8".
Matjny de Moenay ( — .).

Livre du forestier. Guide complet de la culture, de 1' exploitation
deshois, etc. (Manuel Roret.) Paris, 1838. 18°. Ed. 2, 1842.
MoRiERE (Jules).

Kesume des conferences agricoles sur la culture, le rouissage et
le teillage du Hn. Caen, 1864. 16°.

I^ArROXE (Antonio Pausto).

Discorso della saluifera bevanda Cahve, 6 vero Cafe . . . traspor-
tato dalla Latina, alia lingua Italiana da Er. Frederic. Yegilin,
ete. Eoma, 1671. 12°.
iN'EFFviLLE (W. de).

Cinchona bark for the Pharmacopoeia. Fharm. Journ. III. xii.
(1881) 369-370.
I^EWTON (George William).

A treatise on the growth and future management of Timber Trees,
etc. London, 1859. 8°.

Petersen (Franz).

DepotvCoffi. Francofvrti, 1766. 4°.

Published under the initials F. P. only.

PoULAiN (H.).

Production des coton dans nos colonies. Paris, 1863. 8°.
PuTON (Alfred).

L'amenagement des forets. Traite pratique de la conduite des
explorations des forets, «^tf. Paris, 1867. 8°. Ed. 2. 1874. 18°.

Qhelus (D.). ^ee Chelfs ( — . de).

IIambaldi (Angelo).

Ambrosia arabica overo della salutare bevanda Cafe. Bologna,
1691. 12°.
Reybaud (Louis).

Le coton, son regime, ses problemes, son influence en Europe, etc,
Paris, 1863. 8°.
Reynoso (Alvaro).

Notas acercas del cultiva en camellones ; agricultura de los indi-
genas de Cuba y Haiti, Paris, 1881. 8°.

256 vegetable techmology.

Romano (G.).

II frumento quale foraggio. Milano, 1881. 8*^.
lloTJSSET (Antonin).

Recherches experimentales sur les ecorces d tan du chene yeuse,
relativement a la production et a ramenagement des forets de
cette essence. Paris, 1878. 4°.

Saint-Felix (A. J. M. de).

Instruction pratique sur la culture forestiere dans les terres fortes
ou argileuses du midi. Toulouse, 1841. 12".
ScHENK (Ernst).

Atlas der vorzueglichsten Handelspflanzen zu Schwarzkopf's
Lehrbuch der Colonial- und Spezerei-Waarenkunde. Mit
erlaeutemdem Texte, etc. Jena, [1853-54]. 4°.
ScHEOFF (Karl D.).

Lehrbuch der Pharmacognosie. Wien, 1853. 8".
Lehrbuch der Pharmacologic mit besonderer Beruecksichtung der
oesterreichischen Pharmacopoe vom Jahre 1855. "Wien, 1856.

Das pharmacologische Institut der "Wiener Universitaet, etc. Wien,
1865. 8°.
Schwarzkopf (S. A.).

Lehrbuch der Droguenwaarenkunde. Leipzig, 1855. 8".

Lehrbuch der Colonial- und Spezerei-Waarenkunde. Ed. 2.

Jena, 1858. 8^
Sebert (Hippolyte).

JS'otice sur les bois de IN'ouvelle Caledonie suivie de considerations
generales sur les proprietes mecaniques des bois, etc. Paris,
[1874]. 8^
SiLVA CouTiNHo (Joao Martiuo da).

Gommas, resinas, e gommas-resinas (in Relatio sorie a Exposiqao
universal de 1867, redigido pelo secrctairo da Commissao brazil-
eira. Tome ii. pp. 244, ^^i?.) Paris, 1868. 8°.
SouviEON (A. E.).

De la culture du lin en Algerie, de ses avantages et de I'utilite de
son introduction dans I'assolement des terrains non arrosables.
Paris, 1860. 8".
Sylvestre Dufour (Philippe).

Traite nouveux et curieux du cafe, du the, et du chocolate, etc.
Ed. 2. Lyon, 1688. 12".

ADDENDA. 257

Stlvestee Dijfoiir (Philippe) continued : —

Traite ... A quoy on a adjoute dans cette Edition, la

meilleure de toutes les methodes, qui manquoit k ce livre, pour
composer Texcellent chocolate, par Mr. St. Disdier. Ed. 3.
LaHaye, 1693. 12°.

This author's name has been previously given on page 55 as
DuFOUR, on the authority of Querard, La JPrance litteraire, vol. ii.
p. 642.

Teebacciano (Mcola).

La Peronospora viticola De Bary. Caserta, 1881. 8^
Thomas (Jean Basile).

Traite general de statistique, culture et exploitation des bois.
Paris, 1840. 2 vols. 8°.

Yallier (J.).

Petit manuel du planteur de coton, etc. Paris, 1862. 8°.
Yattemare (Hippolyte).

Le Pibrilia, substitut pratique et economique du coton; traite
comprenant la description complete du precede de cotonisation
du lin, du chanvre, du jute, de I'herbe de Chine et des autres
fibres de meme nature. Traduit de I'americain par H. Y., etc.
Paris, 1861. 8°.
Yeret (Benjamin).

Le lin et sa culture. Paris, 1866. 8''.
Yldal (— .).

Guide pratique a I'usage des gardes forestiers, traitant des arbres
et arbustes forestiers, de I'enseignement des diverses especes
et de Pagriculture forestiere, suivie d'un dictionnaire forestier
raisonne, etc. Yersailles, 1861. 8".

Tobacco culture. Practical details, from the selection and pre-
paration of the seed and the soil, to harvesting, curing and
marketing the crop . . . Plain directions as given by fourteen
experienced cultivators, residing in different parts of the United
States, etc. New York, 1863. 8°.

17

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

PART II.

261

INDEX

Abies excelsa, Brenot, 243.

its resin, Hanhury, 80.

use of, Gallot, 250.

Abies pectinata in Black Forest,

Gertvig, 69.

soil for, Dressier, 54.

Abutilon Avicennae, a textile

plant, Dangers, 46.
Abyssinia, Cardamoms of, Pereira,

147.

medicinal plants of, Cour-

lon, 43.

pharmaceutical desiderata of,

JELerschel, 88.
Abyssinian anthelmintics, Cour-

hon, 43.

drugs, Vaughan, 196.

remedies for tapeworm, Four-

nier, 67 ; Martius, 128.
Acacia, Anon. 238.

horrida, Pappe, 143.

sp., Eland's boontjes, Att-
1,9, ^

sp., rich in tanning power,

Molitor, 133.

Acclimatization garden at Paris,

Quihou, 155; Ince, 99.
Acclimatization in Jamaica, Anon.

239.

of Caoutchouc at Eeunion,

Trouette, 194.

of Cinchona in Algeria,

Serrant, 111.

in Eeunion, Vinson,

199.

in the East Indies, Sou-

heiran ^ Belondre, 183, 184.

Acclimatization of Eucalyptus

globulus, Cosson, 42.
of India-rubber, Cross, 45.

of Jalap and Ipecacuanha

at Calcutta, Henderson, 86.

of mulberry in Italy, Cat-

taneo, 34.

— of plants. Anon. 236.
in Germany, Buvrg, 31 ,

— of saffron in Erance,

pellier, 35.
Acclimatization Society of Paris,

218.
Acer saccharinum, Gihh, 70.
Achillea moschata, Planta-Reich-

enau, 152.
Acid (hydrocyanic), from Cassava

root, Baniell, 47.
Aconite, Squihh, 185; Wenderoth,

207.

Chinese, Langguard, 253.

Japanese, Langguard, 253 ;

Wasowicz, 204.

IN'epaul, Groves, 76.

oriental, Cooke, 41.

Aconitum heterophyllum, Rolert-
son, 162 ; Thomson, 192 ; Waso-
wicz, 204.

JSTapellus, Turnhull, 195.

Acorn coffee, Anon. 235.

Acorns (Califomian), Anon. 229.

Actaea racemosa, Bentley, 15.

spicata, an adulterant. Bent-
ley, 15.

Active principles of plants as
affected by culture, Warren^
204.

262

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Adansonia bark, a substitute for
Cinchona, Duchaissing, 55.

Adansonia digitata, Cooke, 40.

Aden, drugs from, Vaiighan, 196.

Adrianople, rose culture at, Bu-
puis, 56.

Adulteration of Annatto, Sassall,
84; Zaird, 109.

Black Hellebore, JBentleg, 15.

chicory, Chevallier, 36.

cocoa, Forest y 66.

coffee, Chevallier y 36 ; Vogly

200.

commercial plants, Cheval-
lier Sf Hardy, 36.

^Tu^&f Chevallier y^Q] Walch-

ner, 202.

— flour, Vbgl, 200.

— food, Accum, 3 ; Hassall, 84.

— medicines, Hassall, 84.

— opium, Solly, 183.
pepper. Anon. 226 ; Bou-

ehardat, 24 ; Evans, 61.

— saffron with Crocus, Bent-
ley ^ 16.

— senega. Holmes, 92.

— senna, Bell, 15.
•with Argel leaves. Bent-

ley, 15.

spices, Vogl, 200.

starches, Vogl, 200.

tea, Greenish, 74.

tobacco, Steinmetz, 186.

tragacanth, Maltass, 124.

Adulterations, and means of detec-
tion, Chevallier, 36 ; Hassall, 84.
/S^e also falsification and Sub-
stitution.

Aegle Marmelos, Anon. 223, 226.

substitution of Mangosteen

for, Bentley, 16.

Afforesting wastelands, Koltz, 253.
Afghanistan Asaf oetida, CooTce, 40.
Africa, Acacia from, Attfield, 9.
Alfa in, Rohlfs, 163.

— coffee endemic in. Bitter,

161.

Africa, Eland's boontjes from, Att-
field, 9.

fibre plants of, Bichson, 5 1 .

Kombe arrow poison of,

Fraser, 67.

— opium production in. Anon.
237.

pharmaceutical desiderata in,

Herschel, 88.

Wanika arrow poison of.

Gerrard, 69.
Africa (Eastern), cinnamon region

of, Cooley, 41.
Africa (South), coffee planting in,

Middleton, 132.
Eguse oil from, Baniell,

47.

See also Cape of Good Hope.
Africa (Western), Amomumsfrom,

Baniell, 47 ; Hooker, 94.
Black Pepper of,

Baniell, 47.

cereals of, Baniell, 46.

• copals from, Baniell,

47.

cotton from, Hewetty

89.

47.

46.

Daniellia from, Baniell^

■ Kino tree of, Baniell^

Kola nut of, Baniell, 47.
- Palm-oil from, Anon.

■ Phrynium from, Ben-
nett, 17 ; Baniell, 47.
Sassy tree of, Lindley

117; Broctor, 154.

Synsepalum of, Baniell,

236.

Esparto grass in, Rohlfs, 163.

46.

Uncomoco from, Mar-
tins, 128.

African Ammoniacum, Hanlury,
82.

— Arrow-root, Bentley, 15.

essences, Anon. 235.

hemp, Baniell, 46.

Olibanum, RoyU, 166.

INDEX.

263

African Saffron, Jachson, 101 ;

Maisch, 123.

Senna, Anon, 225.

Sugar cane, Olcott, 142.

Tea plants, Jackson, 101.

Tragacanth, Flueckiger, 64.

Turmeric, Daniell, 47.

African Grass, Dichon^ 51.
Agar- agar, Simmonds, 180.
Agaricus, economics of, LeveiUe,

117.
Agave, fibres from, Grothe, 75.
Agave root, Balmis, 11.

americana, its uses, Jackson,

107.

Maximilianea, Blasquez, 22.

— mexicana, Fayno, 145.

Agricultural experiments on mea-
dow land, LaweSy Gilbert ^
Masters, 113.

Agricultural Gazette of India,
219.

Agricultural grasses, Langethal,
111,112; Lawson,\\'^i; Loehe,
119; Metzger, 131; Murphy,
138; Rostrup, 164; Schomhurgk,
173; Sinclair, 181; Swayne,
189.

in Germany, Jessen,

103 ; Mauke, 129.

plants, Arduino, 8 ; Arioli,

8 ; Aschieri, 8; Darlington, 247;
Dupuis, 56 ; JEhrhart, 59 ; ^ew-
(fr«"cA, 87 ; Herrmann, 88 ; JTw^-
deshagen, 98 ; Langethal, 111 ;
Lawson, 113; Zo^J^, 254; ifa/y,
124; Metzger, 131 ; P^rro;*, 148 ;
Pinckert, 1 50 ; P/d?i5^, 152; Reum,
158; Rodet, 162; Schmidlin,
172; Siegfried, 179; /S/?«m, 184 ;
TJnger, 1 95 ; Vavasseur, Cotte-
reau, 8f Gillet de Grandmont,
197; ?r^7m^w, 206; Whistling,
208.

of France, Fourcade,

66.

of Great Britain, (7wr-

Agricultural plants of Italy,
7}?r^ /o7i «■- Tozzetti, 190; Tonnon i,
193.

of the United States,

Forcher, 153.

their diseases, (9iVr5-

J^r^, 70.

87.

to their origin, Herincq,

resources of India, Spry,

185.
Agricultural Society of India, 219.
Agriculture, Anon. 221, Johnson,

103.
algae used in, JVardo, 139 ;

Renard, 157.
at Vienna Exhibition, Lorenz,

120.

bibliography of German
works on, Baldamus, 10.

of Spanish works on,

Ramirez, 156.
— Mexican, shown at Phila-
delphia, 1876, Anon. 235.

of Australia, Schomhurgk,

173.

— of Barbadoes, Anon. 225.

— of Brazil, Feckolt, 145.

— of China, Fortune, 66.

— of Cuba, Reynoso, 254.
of Cyprus, Gaudry, 250.

tis, 45.

of Fiji, Some, 95, 252.

of Trance, Buc'hoz, 28 ;

Thouin, 192.

of French Guiana, Sagot,

169.

of Haiti, Reynoso, 254.

of India, Schrottky, 174.

of Malta and Sicily, Cleghorn,

38.

of Penang, Low, 120.

of Sweden, Johnson, 103.

of the Hindoos, Ainslie, 4.

of Tuscany, Targioni-

Tozzetti, 190.

of Venezuela, Ernst, 248.

physiology for, Waechter,

201.

264

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Agriculture (troi^ical), Gorkom, 73,
250; Forter, 153; Sitmnonds,
181 ; Vigneron - Jousselandier,
198.

Agriculturist's Materia medica of
India, Ainslie, 4.

Agkicola's sugar farming. White-
house, 209.

A gri- Horticultural Society of the
Punjab, 219.

Western India, 219.

Allan thus culture, Cheruy-Linguet^
36; Van%o, 196.

in forestry, Vavin, 197.

Ailanthus excelsa, Daji, 46.

glandulosa. Anon. 233,

Bartossdg, 12 ; Dudgeon, 55 ;
Gomicourt, 72.

Ajwan or Omum, Coohe, 41.

Alcoholic and other beverages,
Calkins, 32.

Alcomoque bark, Pereira, 157.

Alder (Black), Phipson, 149.

Aleppo drugs, Skene, 182.

Aleppo Scammony, Anon. 235.

Aleppo-pine turpentine, Morel,
135.

Aleurites triloba, Anon. 230.

oil from, Cooke, 40.

Alfa, or Esparto, Bastide, 12;
Lock, 254.

from Algeria, Charrier, 35 ;

Jus, 104; Rohlfs, 163; Seaton,
175.

Algae (marine), called Corsican
Moss, Bignone, 243.

their uses, Nardo, 1 39 ; Saint-
Yves, 170; Simmonds, 181.

in Europe and the East,

Renard, 157.

used in soaps, Claussen, 88.

Algaroba bean, Bianca, 242.

Algeria, Alfa production in, CAar-
nVr, 35; Seaton, 175.

bamboo culture in

161.

, Riviere,

Algeria, China grass in. Bray, 26.

Cinchona culture in. Hardy,

83; Serrant, 177.

Citrus culture in, ^mo, 160.

cork -oak in, Hope, 95 ; Lam-

hert, 110; Rousset, 166.

cotton culture in, Clergeaud,

245 ; Hardy, 83; Letelie, 116.

cultivator's manual for,

Barru, 47.

Eucalyptus plantations in,

Anon. 232; Lambert, 110.

— flax culture in, B our Her, 243 ;
Salle% d^Arros, 77 ; Souviron,
256.

— forest and Alfa resources of,
Seaton, 175.

— forests of, Fillias, 249.

— Henna in. Anon. 239.

— Journal for agriculture in,
218.

— market gardening in, BumaSy

56.

olive in, Lamlert, 110.

sugar culture in, Chicco, 36.

textile plants from, Jus, 1 04.

wood-sections from, Noerd-

140.

carob tree in, Bonzom^ Bela-

molte, ^ Riviere, 23.

Algerian Callitris, Jackson, 101.

tea, Jackson, 102.

Alhagi maurorum, manna from,
Souheiran, 183.

Alimentary substances, their fal-
sification, Chevallier Sf Hardy,
86; Hassall, 84.

Alkaloids in Cinchona bark. Carles^
33 ; Howard, 96.

Alkanet root, Grace- Calvert, 44.

Almond, varieties of, Anon. 223.

Almond (Earth), Anon. 235.
See also Cyperus esculentus.

Aloe ferox, Pappe, 143.

Aloe (officinal), from Madagascar,
Baker, 242.

Aloes, Anon. 228; Squihh, 185.

from Cura9oa, Faher, 61.

from the Cape, Pappe, 143.

Jafferabad, Holmes, 93.

INDEX.

265

Aloes, trade in, Stmmotids, 180.

(wild), C race- Calvert, 44.

Aloes wood, Redwood, 156.
Alpha. See Alfa.
Alps, forestry in the, Landolt, 111.
replanting of forests on the,

Brown, 27 ; Gayffier, 250.
Alstonia bark, Gibson, 70.

seholaris, Johst Sf Hesse, 103.

Alum root, Bentley, 16.
Amazon, India rubber tree of the,

Spruce, 185.
Palm trees of the, Wallace,

202.
Amber, Morel, 135.
Amelioration of the Date Palm,

Hahmann, 77.
Amentiferous plants of Spain,

Lag una, 109.
America, Annatto cultivated in,

Biic'ho%, 28.

laurel of, Sterheech, 187.

pharmaceutical desiderata of,

BCerschel, 88.
Map, showing culture of

cotton and tobacco in. Coin, 39.
Materia medica of, Biehl, 5 1 ;

Hughes, 98.
tobacco culture in, Creighton,

44.

wheats of, Corenwinder , 41.

See also United States.
America (Central), Luffa sp. from,

Anon. 224.
mahogany of, Chaloner

8f Fleming, 35.
(French), Nopal culture in,

Thierry de Jlenonville, 191.
America (Soutb), Calaguala from,

Buiz Lopez, 168.
Cinchona in, Marhham,

126; Wellcome, 207.
colocyntb from. Anon.

222.
Cow trees of, Jachon,

101.
medicinal plants of,

{Buiz) Lambert, 110.

America (South), soap bark of,

Bleekrode, 22.
tanning materials of,

Siewart, 179.

useful plants of. Bar-

ham, 11.

America (Spanish), culture of cof-
fee, cocoa, vanilla and tobacco,
Bossignon, 164.

American Conifers for German
forestry, Booth, 23.

drugs in Museum of Phar-
maceutical Society, Broctor, 154.

Eupatoria, Bigelow, 20.

Hellebore, Anon. 225.

Indians, plants used by,

Brown, 27.

medicinal plants, Holmes, 92.

remedies (new), Bentley, 15,

16.

republics, and the cotton

trade, Mac Henry, 122.

■ Sumac, Anon. 230.

Ammoniac um gum, Buhse, 30 ;
Hirschsohn, 89, 90 ; K., 104.

African, Hanbury, 82.

Amomum, Krause, 108.

different species of, from

Western Africa, Baniell, 47.

Amomum angustifolium, Han-
bury, 81.

citratum, Pereira, 147.

Danielli, Hooker, 94.

Granum-paradisi, Hooker,

94 ; Bereira, 147.

Melegueta, Pereira, 147.

Amsterdam, Exhibition, fibres at,

Grothe, 75.
medicinal plants at, Vrolik,

200.
sale of Java Cinchona bark

at, Be Vrij, 51.
Amyris, some little known species

of, Hamilton, 79.
Anacahuite wood, Hanbury, 80,

81 ; Seemann, 176.
Anacardium occidentale. Cashew

nut tree, Hamilton, 78.

266

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Analogy as to properties of plants,

Wahlberg, 201.
Analyses of Brazilian Materia

medica, Pecholt, 145.
Ananassa sativa, Tiemeroth, 193.
Anatomy of drugs, Brady, 25.
Ancient trees destroyed in Corsica,

Loumet'Adanson, 53.
Andropogon Schoenanthus, Hamil-
ton, 79.
Anglo-Indian flower garden,

Richardson, 160.
Angola, drugs from, Welwitsch,

207.
Gum copal in, Welwitsch,

207.

produce from, Fenzl, 62.

Angraecum fragrans, Faschkis^

144.
Angustura bark, Hancoch, 82 ;

Meyer, 132; Oherlin 8f Schlag-
' denhauffen, 141.
microchemical examination

of, Cazeneuve, 34.
Andira Araroba, 4.
Anemopsis calif ornica, Lloyd, 118.
Anime, Crease, 44.
Anise fruits, Fereira, 146.
Anise (Star), Eyhman, 248;

Kolmes, 93; Hoffmann, 90;

Sielold, 178.

a poisonous, Husemann, 99.

Anjou, tea culture in, Anon. 233.
Annatto, Cr ace- Calvert, 44.
culture, -ffw^'Aoz, 145; PeckoU,

145.
its adulteration, Hassall, 84 ;

Xfl^/r^, 109.
Anta, or Vegetable Ivory, Seemann,

175.
Anthelmintic plants, Zischwitz,

118.
Anthelmintics of Abyssinia, Cowr-

Jow, 43.
Anthemis nobilis, Bentley, 15.
Antiaris saccidora, Fahell, 46.
Antibes, Japanese cotton at, Nau-

din, 139.

Antidotal virtues of Aristolochiae,

Hance, 82.
Antidotes to Echites suberecta,

Hamilton, 78.
to snake poisons in Aristo-

lochiaceae, Modlen, 133.
to vegetable poisons, Holmes,

91.
Antilles!, oils from, Hamilton, 79.
Aperients, Tagault, 190.
Apocynum cannabinum, a textile

plant. Bangers, 46.
Apothecaries' garden at Chelsea,

medicinal plants in, Wheeler^

208.
Appenines, trees of the, Reali,

156.
Apples for cider, Bu Breuil, 54.

in Sarthe, Carre, 34.

Applied botany. See Economic

plants.
Applied Science, the Journal of,

217.
Arabe, Jackson, 102.
Arabia, pharmaceutical desiderata

of, Herschel, 88.
Arabian Coast, Erankincense tree

of, Kempthorne, 105.
drugs at Aden, Vaughan,

196.

tract on Coffee, Anon. 221.

Arabic (Gum), at Trieste, Anon.

239.
Arachis hypogaea. Anon. 231 ;

Tuson, 195; Vassalli-Eandi, 196.

nuts. Anon. 229.

oil, Heuze, 89.

Araroba, its botanical source,

Aguiar, 4, Anon. 237 ; Greenish,

74; Holmes, 92; JTemp, 105;

Macmillan, 122 ; Silva Lima^

179. 8ee also Goa Powder.
Araucaria Bidwilli, Anon. 230.
Arbol-a-brea resin, Baup, 13.
Arboretum at Moscow, Fetzold

^ Kerchner, 149.
Arboretum Segrezianum, LavalUe,

113.

INDEX.

267

Arboricultiire,^J/e^^,3 ; Aguado,4i'y

Drouet, 54; J)u Breuil, 54, 248 ;

Gaudrxjy 250 ; Lemoine Sf Char-

lonneau, 115 ; Fasquale, 144.

See also Forestry, Timber, etc.

at Segrez, Verlot, 197.

experiments on, Wallis, 202.

in Belgium, Pierpont, 150 ;

Saint-Moulin, 169.

in Europe, Affuado, 4.

in France (South-West),

Mariez, 126.
in Great Britain, Watson,

205; Grigor, 251.

in Spain, Aguado, 4.

in the ^Netherlands, ServaiSj

177.

in the V\injahyEibhe7itrop, 1 59.

Archipelago (Indian), woods from
the, Sturler, 189.

Arctopus root, Anon. 224.

Areca Catechu, Jackson, 101.

Areca nut, Andrews, 6.

Argan oil. Anon. 238.

tree. Say, 85.

Argania Sideroxylon, Say, 85.

Argel leaves an adulterant of
Senna, Bentley, 15.

Argemone, its uses, Viguier, 198.

Argemone mexicana, Bonavia,1Z ;
Samilton, 78.

Aristolochia, three species yielding
gum, Samilton, 78.

Ajistolochia fragrantissima, Ruiz
Lopez, 168.

Aristolochiaceae, as antidotes to
snake poisons, Modlen, 133.

Aristolochiae, their antidotal vir-
tues, Sance, 82.

Aromatic plants, their adultera-
tion, Vogl, 200.

in Portugal, Claye, 37.

Aromatics of India, Fragoso, 67.

Arrow -poison of Africa (Kombe),
Fraser, 67.

(Wanika), Gerrard, 69.

of Guiana, Urari, Schom-

hurgh, 173.

Arrowroot, Greenish, 74 ; Mayet,

130; Fyder, 168.

African, Bentley, 15.

as a counter-poison, Samil-

ton, 78.

Portland, Groves, 76.

Artemisia Cina, Flueckiger, 65.
Artificial fertilization, Rochussen,

162.
Artisan's Materia medica of India,

Ainslie, 4.
Artocarpus. See Bread fruit.
Arts, algae used in, JVardo, 139.
fungi used in, Cordier, 31.

of Hindoos, and eastern

nations, articles employed in,
Ainslie, 4.

plants used in, Anon. 222,

237 ; Argenti, 8 ; Blankaart,
21 ; BoeJimer, 22; Buc'hoz, 28,
29 ; Burnett, 31 ; Dexter, 51 ;
Duchesne, 55 ; Maly, 124 ; Oher-
lin, 141 ; Regnault, 157 ; Reuss,
159; Simmonds, 180; Thornton,
192; Whistling, 208.

American Indians'

usage of. Brown, 27.
of Bohemia, Berchtold,

156.

«ow, 103.

18.

— of Camerte, i2da/?',

of Great Britain, JbAw-

of India, FCeher, 54.

— of the Netherlands, Du

Rondeau, 57.

— Saxifrages used in, Garreau
Sf Machelart, 68.

trees used in, Michaux^ 132.

See also Industrial plants.
Asafoetida, Deniau, 50 ; Duckworth,

55; Lescher, 116; Folak, 153.

from Bombay, Dymock, 57.

in Afghanistan, Cooke, 40.

the so-called nauseous,

Flueckiger, 65.
Asclepiadeae, Sonnini de Manon-

cour, 183.

268

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Asclepias, various species as textile

plants, Greene, 73-74.
Asclepias Comuti, Dangers, 46.
as a textile plant,

Meitzen, 130.

curassavica, its properties,

Samilton, 78.

syriaca, its culture, Anon.

230 ; SonninideManoncour, 183.
Ash trees in Spain, Widdrington,

209.
Ash (Prickly), Bentley, 16.
Ash (Wafer), Bentley, 16.
Ashycrown Cinchona iuYenezuela,

Anon. 228.
Asia, distribution of fruit trees

in, Ritter, 161.
forests of, Balfour, 10; Koch,

107.

Herschel, 88.

— plants introduced into Prance

from, Perrottet, 148.

Rheum, its distribution in.

Bitter, 160.

sugar culture in, Anon, 221,

Asia Minor opium, Seffler, 86 ;

Maltass, 124.

scammony from, Boulzer, 24.

Asiatic Journal, 217.

Asparagus of the Cossacks, Mbrren,

136.
Asphodel, Hooker, 95.
Aspidium athamanticum, Martius^

128.
Assam, tea culture in, Baildon,

10 ; Masters, 129.
tea plant of, Griffith, 74 ;

MacClelland, 122; Bobinson^

162.
AstringentjuicesknownasCachou,

Gambir and Kino, Guihourt, 76.

medicaments, Engel^ 60.

Atees, Bohertson, 162.
Atractylis gummifera, Lefrane,

115.
Atropa Belladonna, Anon. 223 ;

Bauquy, 145 ; Schweitzer, 175.

Attalea funifera, Hooker, 94.
Attar of Rose, Baur, 13 ; Mackay,

122. See also Otto of Rose.

in Turkey, Anon. 231.

Aucklandia, Falconer, 61.

Costus, Falconer, 62.

Australia, economic plants of,

Mueller, 137.

Eucalyptus of, Mueller, 137.

flower farming in, Schom-
\ 173.
forage plants of, Schomburgk,

173.

forestry in. Brown, 243.

forests of, Mueller, 137 ;

Schomhurgk, 173.

medicinal plants of, Mueller,

pharmaceutical desiderata of, 19.

137; Simmonds, 180.

olive culture in, Bernays,

opium from. Ward, 203.

— orchards of. Ward, 203.

— perfume plants, their culture
in. Anon. 228.

— pharmaceutical desiderata
of, Herschel, 88.

— poisonous leguminous plant
from, Walters, 202.

— poppy culture in. Anon.
230.

— produce of, Mueller, 147.

— sunflower culture in, Schom-

hurgk, 173.

textile plants in {F. von

Mueller), Mclvor, 254.
— tobacco culture in, Schom-
hurgk, 173.

woods of I^ew South Wales,

Moore, 134.
Australian rival of Coca, Pitury,

Anon. 236.
Australian spinach, Anon. 228.
Austria, cotton culture in, Traf-

tinick, 194.

economic plants of, Berchtold,

18.

flax in, Hohenbruck, 91 ;

Kruedener, 108.

INDEX.

269

Austria, forestry in, Bedo, 242 ;

Cotta, 43 ; Marchand, 255 ;

Pohorny, 153; Schindler, 172;

Schmidt, 172; SchuUz, 174;

Walker, 202 ; Willkomm, 210.
fungi in markets of, Kreutzer,

108.

hemp in, SohenhrucTc, 91.

Materia medica of, Kat%er,

105 ; Schroff, 256 ; Stupper,
189; r^^'M, 197.

— medicinal plants of, Maly^
124; r^/a, 197; /T^^w^r, 201.

— opium poppy in, Hood, 94.

— poisonous plants of, Anton,
Kreutzer, 108; Kuhinyi, 108;
JFoditschha, 212.

— saffron culture in, Anon. 223.
wood-exports of, Hohenbruch,

91.

Austria (Lower), forest manage-
ment in, Brandts, 26.

Austrian museum of woods, Fuchs,
68.

Austrian-pine in forestry, Hoess,
90.

Ava or Kava-kava, Cuzent, 46 ;
Anon. 236.

root, Samilton, 79.

Azadirachta indica bark, Brough-
ton, 27.

leaves, Andy, 6.

Bael, Indian, Anon. 226.

or Aegle Marmelos, Anon.

223.

its substitution by Mango-

steen, Bentley, 16.

Bahama, species of Croton from,

Baniell, 47.
Bahamas, Princewood bark from,

Jackson, 101.
Balata, juice of, Bernardin, 19.
a substitute for Gutta Percha,

Anon. 238.
Balsam (Canada), Anon. 237 ;

Jfor^/, 135.
(Carpathian), Morel, 135.

Balsam (Copaiba), Cross, 45.

tree. Anon. 238.

Pir, Beck, 145.

(Gurgun), Gilmour, 71.

(Hungarian), Morel, 135.

of ^QT\i,AttJield, 9 ; Baillon,

10; i>or«^, 53; Pereira, 147,

148.
used in Roman Catholic

Church, Sanhury, 81.

(Black), Martins, 128.

of Tolu, ^(?*7^w, 10; 7r^«V,

206.

197.

trees in Brazil, Vellozo,
of Scinde, Stocks, 188.

(White), Bereira, 147, 148.

Balsamito, Bereira, 147, 148.
Balsamodendron, Stocks, 188.
Balsams, Wiesner, 209.
Bamboo culture. Riviere, 161 ;

Routledge, 166.
in France, Calvet, 244 ;

Garrigues, 69.
for paper-making, Routledge,

166.

its uses, Renard, 157.

in China, J/eW, 130,

131.
Bamboos from India, Brandts, 26.
Banana, ^Sa^o^, 169.
Banbury, medicinal plant culture

at. Holmes, 92.
Rhubarb culture near, Bigg,

20; Bereira, 147.
Bane-berry, an adulterant, Bentley,

15.
Banks of railways for medicinal

plant culture, McNal, 123.
Baobab, Cooke, 40.
— ■ — bark a substitute for Cin-
chona, Buehaissing, 55.
Baptisia tinctoria, Bentley, 16.
Barbadoes farming. Anon. 225.
produce at London Exhibi-

of 1851, Anon. 223.
sugar crops of 1847-71,

Raw son, 156.

270

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Barbadoes sugar-making, Ligon,
117.

— sugar plantations, Anon.
221.

Barberry, the medicinal use of,

Stewart, 188.
Barilla yielding plants of Spain,

Lagasca, 109.
Bark, medicinal. See separate

headings: Cascarilla, Cinchona,

Frangula, Peruvian, Ehamnus,

etc.
(oak), plantations, Fischer ^

64.

for tanning from Quercus

Ilex, Houssetf 166.

Barks, their preservation for

medicinal use, Bwyer, 57.
used in tanning, Neulrand^

139.
Barley culture, Vilorg, 198.
Barosma betulina, FluecMger,

65.
Barres-Yilmorin, forest produce

at. Anon. 237.
Bar-wood, Cr ace- Calvert, 44.
Bases to Curare, plants which

serve as, Planchon, 151.
Basket willows at Bursiere, Bref-

faut, 26.
their culture, Breitenlohner ,

26; Coa%, 38; Fischer, 64;

Krahe, 107; Noethlichs, 140;

Schuhe, 174.
Bassia elliptica, Cleghorn, 38.
Bassia flowers, Hanhury, 80.
Indian species of, Jackson,

102.
Bast fibres, their chemistry, Bevan

Sf Cross, 20.
Bay tree culture, Sterleech, 187.
Baycuru, Sgmes, 190.
Bazaar medicines of India, Waring,

203.
Bazaars of "Western India, drugs

in, Birdwood, 20.
Bdellium from Senegal, Flicechiger,

64.

Bean (ordeal), of Calabar, Tison,
193; Vincent, 199. See also
Calabar Bean,

Bean (Soy). See Soy Bean.

Bebearu of British Guiana, Rodie,
162; Maclagan, 122.

Bedford (Duke of), his collection
of Pines and Willows, Forbes,
66.

Bee-flowers, Roth, 165.

Beech morels, Cooke, 40.

Beet (sugar), Achard, 3, 4 ; Anon.
233, 239 ; Baruchson, 12 ; Basset,
12 ; Benoit, 17 ; Blondel, 22 ;
Buc'hoz, 29 ; Calvel, 32 ; Cham-
pion Sf Pellet, 35 ; Corenwinder,

41 ; Corenwinder &f Contamine,

42 ; Buhrunfaut, 54 ; Bureau,
57 ; Fleischmann, 64 ; Fremy Sf
Beherain, 67 ; Gibbs, 70 ;
Kleemann, 106; Kohn, 107;
Ladureau, 109; Lenglen, 116;
Lepaire, 116 ; Massoneau, 129 ;
Ogilvie, 142 ; Betermann, 149 ;
PorzJ^r, 153 ; TT^r^, 203.
i2(9/^r aZso ifo Accounts and
Papers, Indexes, art. Stjgae.

in England, Voelcker, 200.

in Europe, Ware, 203.

in France, Basset, 12; Z^«-

^/^w, 116.

in Germany, Achard, 3.

in Great Britain and Ireland,

Baruchson, 12 ; Crookes, 45.
in Ireland, Sullivan, 189.

Refer also to Accounts and

Papers, Indexes, art. Sugae.
in Italy, Sestini Sc Bel Torre,

177.
in Silesia, Achard, 3.

— sugar from, Achard, 3, 4 ;
Anon. 227, 228.

its refining, Belalarre

Sf Chaune, 48.

syrups from, Achard, 3, 4.

value of different varieties,

Pierre, 150.
Begonia root, Balmis, 11.

INDEX.

271

Behar poppy culture, Anon. 230.
Bejuco de la Estrella, Ruiz Lopez,

168.
Belfast, serial published at, 217.
Belgium, flax culture in, Beman,

49 ; Renouard, 158.

forestry in, Poederle, 152 ;

Saint- Moulin, 169.

hardy trees in, Pierpont, 150.

medicinal plants of, Luhois,

54 ; Seurck ^ Guihert, 88 ;

Thielens, 191; Rotthoell, 165;

TFauters, 205.
Belladonna, Anon. 223; Fauqut/,

145; Schweitzer, 175; Comen-

dator y Tellez, 39.

from Japan, Solmes, 93.

Belvoir, Sorghum culture at,

Ingram, 100.
Ben (oil of), tree, Hamilton, 78.
Benares opium culture. Anon.

230; Eatwell, 58.
Bencoolen, nutmeg and clove

culture in, Lumsdaine, 121.
Bengal, Cinchona culture in, Anon.

230, 239; Clarke, 37; King,

253; Wood, 213.

cotton in, Medlicott, 130.

Dacca cotton manufacture in,

Anon. 223.

date tree in, Rolinson, 162.

indigo culture in, Anon. 226,

239.

jute in, Kerr, 106.

Materia medica of, 0^ ShaugJi-

nessy, 142.

opium culture in, Eatwell,

58.

tea culture in, Anon. 231 ;

Lees, 115.

sugarcane in, Robinson, 162.

Berberine tree of Soudan, Laniell,

47.
Berberis Aquifolium, Anon. 238.
Berlin, Cinchona barks at, Rerg,

18.
dendrological flora of, Rayne,

85.

Berlin, serials published at, 218.
Berlin Museum, Wittmack, 212.
Bernese Oberland, forests of the,

Kasthofer, 253.
Berried fruits, LangetJial, 111.
Berries (Persian), Crace- Calvert,

44.
Berry (miraculous) of "Western

Africa, Daniell, 46.
Betel nuts. Anon. 231.
Bhang, its consumption in India,

Anon. 229.
Bible, pharmacy of the, Slugg,

182.
Bibliography of Cocoa, 1609-1830,

Belcher, 48.

Coffee, Weitenweher, 207.

Costus, Cooke, 41.

French forestry, Jacquemart,

262.
Madder, Clouet ^ Lepierre,

38.

Pepper, Blyth, 22.

Tea, Houssaye, 95.

Tobacco, Rragge, 25.

Biennial Henbane, Squire, 186.
Bitter Cassava root, Raniell, 47.
Bixa orellana, Sassall, 84.
its culture, Buc'hoz, 28 ;

ReckoU, 145.
Black Alder, Phipson, 149.
Black Balsam of Peru, Martius,

128.
Black Cherry (wild), Rentley,

16.
Black Cummin seeds, Flueckiger,

64; Simmonds, 181.
Black Hellebore, its adulteration,

Rentley, 15.
Black Forest, Abies pectinata in,

Gerwig, 69.
Black Nickar tree, Samilton, 79.
Black Pepper, Rlyth, 22.
of "Western Africa, Baniell,

47.
Blight on poppy crop. Anon. 230.
Blood-root, Rentley, 16.
Blue Cohosh, Rentley, 15.

272

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Blue dyes from plants, Crace-
Calverty 44; Joly, 104; Las-
teyrie du Saillant, 112.

Blue gum tree, Hamm, 79.

Blue mountain tea, Jachson, 101.

Boa-tam-paijang, Jackson, 102.

Bocconia fruteseens, Hamilton^ 79.

Boehmeria nivea, Bray, 26 ;
Buc'hoz, 30 ; Sookery 94 ; La
Sayra, 112; ThihauU, 191.
/Stf^ ff^so China-grass and Rheea.

fibre from, Watson, 204.

— . — in Corsica, Carlotti, 33.

Puya, Hooker, 94.

Bohemia, economic plants of,
BerchtoU, 18.

Bohemian names of official plants,
Mueller, 136.

Bok-Shung, Hooker, 94.

Bokhara gall, *' Gool-i-pista,"
Fereira, 147.

Boldo, Anon. 233 ; Seurck, 88.

Boldu chilanum, Nees, 88.

Bolivia, Cinchona bark in, Weddell,
205.

Bombay, cotton in, Carnae, 33 ;
Cassels, 34.

economic products of, Bird-
wood, 20.

forest produce from, Brandts,

26.

serials published in, 219.

Bombay Asafoetida, JDymock, 57.

Hing, Flmckiyer, 65.

Bonapartea for paper, Claussen, 38.
Borneo Camphor tree, Anon. 235 ;

Be Vriese, 50; Maisonneuve, 124.
Borneo produce, Burhidge, 31.
Botanic garden at London, Curtis,

45.
Botanic gardens, in relation to

industries, Mueller, 137.

and institutes, Herder, 87.

their pharmaceutical use,

Anon. 231.
Botanic museums, Collins, 39.
Botany in relation to pharmacy,

Bentley^ 16.

Botany in medical schools, Anon.

229.
(systematic), and pharmacy,

Ehermaier, 58.
Botany Bay gum, Simmonds, 180.
Bottle cod, Hamilton, 78.
Bou-lN'efa, Blanchet, 21.
Bouches-du-Rhone, culture of to-
bacco in, Bee, 13.

useful plants of, Lions, 118.

Bourbon, Cinchona culture in,

Anon, 234.
economic plants of, Vinson,

199.
mulberry culture in, Per-

rottet, 149.
plants introduced into, Per-

rottet, 148.

Yanilla in, Bouchardat, 24.

tea, Paschkis, 144.

Bowdichia major, Peekolt, 145.
Bracken, or Brake fern, its value,

Jackson, 100.
Brandy as a bye-product, Achard,

3.

from potatoes. Gall, 68.

Brayera anthelmintica, Pereira^

147.
Brazil, An gustura bark of, Oherlin

^ Schlagdenhauffen, 141,

Cinchona in, Vellozo, 197.

coffee culture in, Cruewell,

45 ; Moreira, 135.
false Cinchonas in, Vellozo,

197.

— food plants of, Saldanha da
Gama, 170.

economic plants of, Moreira,

\Zb',Netto, 139; Villa-Franca,
199.

— gums and resins from, 8ilva
Coutinho, 256.

— Jaborandi from. Anon. 233,

— Materia medica of, MartiuSf
128; Peekolt, 145.

medicinal plants of. Gomes,

72; Moreira, 135; Peixoto,\46',
Piso, 151.

INDEX.

273

Brazil (mission to), for tea, Guille-

min, 76.

Monesia of, Virey, 199.

poisonous plants of, Camiri'

hod, 32.

purgative species of Luffa

in, Alison, 5.

Brazil nuts, Ifiers, 132.
Brazilian drugs, Holmes, 92;

FeckoU, 145.

produce, Anon. 228.

at Paris, 1867, Saldanha

da Gama, 170.

tapioca. Anon. 235.

Sarsaparilla, Richard, 160.

textile plants at Philadelphia,

Saldanha da Gama, 170.
-^ woods, Saldanha da Gama^

170.
Bread (St. John's), Redwood, 156.
Bread fruit, Ellis, 60 ; Forster,

66; Sagot, 169.
Bremen Exhibition, Venezuelan

produce at, Ernst, 60.
Breslau, medicinal plants in culti-
vation at, Goeppert, 72.
Brick tea, Anon. 228.
Bristol Pharmacology, Stoddart,

188.
Britain. See Great Britain and

Ireland.
British Burma, forest flora of,

Xurz, 108.

woods from. Anon. 226 ;

R rand is, 26.

British colonies, fibre plants of,
Dickson, 51.

imports and exports of.

Dexter, 51.

Neroli in, De Vrij, 51.

British Guiana, Bebearu tree of,
Maclagan, 122 ; Rodie, 162.

cotton, Holmes, 93.

Greenhart tree of, Maclagan,

122; Rodie, 162.

its forests, Walker, 202.

its productions, Hancock^

British Guiana, its raw produce
at London Exhibition of 1851,
Anon. 223.

plantership in, Mae Rae,

123.

starch producing plants of.

Shier, 178.
British lichens and their uses,

Colling wood, 32.
British Museum, Pavon's Cinchona

barks in, Howard, 96.
British Sikkim, Cinchona in, King^

106.
British West Indian sugar culture,

Anon. 223.
British woods, their tensile

strength, Fowhe, 67.
Broom, species and uses of, Thie-

haut-de-Berneaud, 191.
Broussonetia papvrifera, Beechey^

14.
Brucea in cases of dysentery,

Buc'hoz, 29.
Brunswick, serial published in,

218. ,
Bucha, Anon. 222.
Bucharian rhubarb, Pereira, 147.
Buchu, Rappe, 143.
leaves, Flueckiger, 65 ; JSI'oii-

rij, 141.
Bulbs as food in Queensland,

Thozet, 192.
Bungo or Frankincense tree,

Bennett, 17.
Bunya-Bunya, Anon. 230.
Buianhem of Brazil, Virey, 199.
Burgundy pitch, Hanbury, 81 ;

ilorel, 135.
Burmah, Ficus elastica in, Stret-

tell, 188.

forest flora of, Kurz, 108.

forestry in, Falconer, 62.

its Materia medica, Mason^

129.

its produce, Mason, 129.

woods of, Brandis, 26.

sent to Exhibition of

82.

1862, Anon. 226.

18

274

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Burmese use of Than-mo, Anon.

227.
Burseraceae of India, Bennett, 17.
Bush tea of the Cape of Good

Hope, Anon. 224.
Bussieres, willow culture at,

Breffaut, 26.
Bussorah galls, Anon. 223.
Butea frondosa, Roijle, 166,
Butter (Kokum), Pereira, 148.

(Shea), Holmes, 92.

Butyrospermum Parkii, Holmes,

92.
Bye-products from forests, Kirwan,

106.
sugar, Fruehling & Schuh,

68 ; Heinrich, 86.
. sugar-beet, Achard, 4.

Caapeba, Teichmayer, 190.

Cabacinho, Anon. 222.

Cacao. >S^(? Cocoa.

Cachou, Guiiourt, 76. ;8'(9<3 «5/so

Catechu.
Caesalpinia coriaria, Hamilton, 78.
Caesalpiniae, a new genus of,

Bennett, 17.
Cahve. >S^^ Coffee.
Cajeput oil, Buc'hoz, 30 ; Martini,

128.
Cake litmus, Pereira, 148.
Calabar, palm oil from, Anon. 232.
Calabar bean. Archer, 7 ; Balfour,

10 ; Hanlury, 81 ; Holmes, 93 ;

Mattioli Sc Pasqualigo, 129 ;

Tmw, 193; Vincent, 199.

its properties, Christison, 37.

Calabrian cotton culture, GrimaUi,

lb.

manna, Hanhury, 82.

Caladium seguinum, Anon. 237.
Calaguala root, i2we2 Lope%, 168.
Calcareous soils and forestry,

JDecrept, 48.
Calcutta, serials published in, 219.
Calcutta botanic gardens, their

pharmaceutical results, Hender-
son ^ 86.

Caledonia (ISTew). See N"ew Cale-
donia.
Calendar, Algerian, Harm, 47.

for collecting medicinal

plants, Oligschlaeger, 142.

California, conifers of, LavalUe,

113.
Eucalyptus globulus in,

Stout, 188.
mammoth trees of, Murray,

138.
California manna, Thurher, 192.
California nutmeg, Torrey, 193.
Californian acorns. Anon. 229.

mammoth tree, Anon. 225.

olives, Anon. 231.

Calisaya. See Cinchona Calisaya.
Callitris, (Algerian), e7«cX'sow, 101.
Calotropis gigantea, Anon. 225.
culture in India, Strettell,

188.
Calumba wood, Hanhury, 80.
Calysaccion longifolium, Cleghorn,

38 ; Pereira, 148 ; Seemann,

176.
Oamelina oil, Heuze, 89.
Camelina sativa, Ryan, 168.
Camerte, trees of, Reali, 156.
Campagna, Eucalyptus in the,

Gildas, 70.

sugar-beet culture in the,

Sestini 8f Bel Torre, 111.

Campechy Peach wood, Crace-
Calvert, 44.

Camphor, Anon. 231 ; Rein^ 157 ;
Spon, 185.

Chinese, Anon. 232 ; Han-
hury, 82.

from Formosa, Swinhoe,

190.

monograph of, Lukmanoff^

121.

Camphor tree of Borneo, Anon.

235 ; Maisonneuve^ 124 ; i)^

Vriese, 50.
Canada, forest trees of, Drummond,

54; Michaux, 132; Nuttall^

141.

INDEX.

275

Canada, its produce, SurThert, 99.
medicinal plants of, Saunders,

171.
Canada balsam, Morel, 135.

its collection. Anon. 237.

Canadian Blood-root, Gihh, 70.
Canaleira of Ceylon, Nogueira da

Gama, 140.
Cananga oil, Fluech'ger, ^b.
Canarium olives, Sance, 82.
Canary Islands, culture of I^opal

in, Martins, 128.
Canchalagua, Anon. 224.
Candle tree, Seemann, 175.
Candleberry Myrtle, wax from,

Simmonds, 180.
Candleberry tree, Anon. 230.
Cane, Spon, 185.

termed Whangee, Jachson,

102.

Canella bark from West Indies,

Baniell, 47.
Canes from India, Brandis, 26.
Canna Achiras starch, Hamilton,

79.
Cannabis indica. Anon. 222 ; Cal-

hins, 32.
• sativa as a narcotic, Steetze,

186.

in India, Mueller, 138.

var. of Southern Africa,

Baniell, 46.
Cannes, manufactures of, Hanlury,

80.

truffles at. Anon. 228.

Canton commercial drugs, Sirth

du Frenes, 90.
Caoutchouc, Adriani, 4 ; Collins,

39 ; Grace- Calvert, 44 ; Hoffer,

20 ; Malepei/re, 254 ; Traun,

194; Weddell, 206.

culture in British India,

Marlcham, 126.

in Burma, Stretlell,

188.
Gutta Percha, a variety of,

Maclagan, 122 ; Solly, 183.
plants, Hancoch, 82.

Caoutchouc trees in India, CollinSf

24:b.
in Eeunion, Trouetle,

194.
Caoutchoucs, list of, Bernardino

19.
Cape [of Good Hope], Bush tea of

the, Anon. 224.
forest trees of the, Bappe,

143.

herb poisoning at. Grey,

74.

medicinal plants of, Bappe,

143.

Cape Aloes, Bappe, 143.

gum, Bappe, 143.

litmus, Bereira, 147, 148.

tea, Buc'hoz, 30 ; Greenish,

74.
Cape Palmas, Sassy bark of,

Br actor, 154.
Capila-podie dye. Anon. 224.
Capparis cynophallophora, Hamil-
ton, 78.
Caprino, forestry in, Bellegriniy

146.
Capsicum, Hungarian, Brady, 25.
Caracas, Cow tree of, Murray, 138.
plants cultivated at, Ernst,

60.
Caramania gum, Broctor, 154.
Caravan route of tea trade. Bitter ^

161.
Caraway culture, Aegidius, 241.
Cardamom culture in Coorg, iMd-

low, 121.

— in Mysore, Elliott, 59.

from Abyssinia, Behe, 15;

Bereira, 147.

from Ceylon, Bereira, 147.

from Madagascar, Hanhury,

80.
Cardamoms, Krause, 108.

from Siam, Anon. 225.

some rare, Hanhury, 80.

Cardiac poisons, Eusemann, 99.
Cardopatium orientale, Lefranc\

115.

276

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Catica Papaya, PechoU, 145 ;

Wittmack, 212.
Carludovica palmata, Seemann^

176.
Carnauba palm, Macedo, 122 ;

Morgan, 136.

root, Symes, 190.

Carob tree, Bianca, 242 ; Bonzom,

Belamotte 8f Riviere, 23.

its fruit, Redwood, 156.

Carolina, wax tree of, Samilton,

79.
Carpathian balsam, Morel, 135.
Carthagena Malambo bark, Hamil-
ton, 79.
Carthamus tinctorius. Anon. 232.
Carrageen crop. Anon. 237.

in Massachusetts, Bates, 13.

Carrageen moss, adulterated with

Gigartina acicularis, Dalmon,

46.
Cascarilla, a genus of Cinchoneae,

Weddell, 205.
Cascarilla bark, Roll, 91.
a new bark analogous to,

Stark, 186.

of Bahama, Daniell, 47.

Cashew-nut tree, Hamilton, 78.
Cashmere, ijmedicinal plants of,

Honiglerger, 93.
Caspian willow, Heldring, 86.
Cassava bread, Banson, 47.

root, Mee, 130.

yielding hydrocyanic

acid, Baniell, 47.
Cassia, Colladon, 39 ; Riehl, 160.
species of, in West Indies,

Hamilton, 78.
Cassia Fistula, Landerer^ 110.

lignea. Anon. 239.

moschata, Hanhury, 81.

Castelnaudary sugar-beet, Calvel^

32.
Castor oil. Heme, 89.

bean culture, Anon. 236.

culture in Italy, Groves, 75.

seed, ^wow. 232 j Maillot,

123.

Casual drugs, Holmes, 92.

Catania, medicinal plants of,
Maravigna, 125.

Catalogue of Madras Exhibition
of 1855, Hawkes, 85. See also
Exhibition.

Catechu, Buc'hoz, 29, 30 ; Crace-
Calvert, 44 ; Guihourt, 76.

palm, Jackson, 101.

Cathartocarpus, properties of some
species of, Hamilton, 78.

Caucasian comfrey, Ritter, 16.

Caulophyllum thalictroides, Bent-
ley, 15.

Cayenne, mulberry culture at,
Perrottet, 149.

plants introduced into, Per-
rottet, 148.

Ceara rubber, Anon. 238 ; Cross,
45.

rhatany, Flueckiger, 65.

Cedar, oil of. Morel, 135.

Cedratier. See Citron,

Cedron, Hooker, 94 ; Seemann,
175.

Cedrone seed, Schomlurgh, 173.

Centranthus Calcitrapa, a febri-
fuge, Buc'hoz, 29.

Cephaelis Ipecacuanha, Balfour,
10 ; Weddell, 206.

its propagation, McNal,

123.

Cerasus Lauro-Cerasus, Buc'hoz,

28.

Padus, Buc'hoz, 28.

virginiana, Bentley, 16.

Ceratonia Siliqua, Bianca, 242.
Ceradia furcata, Watson, 204.
Cereals, Heme, 89; Krause, 108;

Langethal, 111; Loehe, 119;

Metzger, 131 ; Pierre, 150.

at Paris Exhibition, 1878,

J?"^W2e, 89, 251.

diseases of, Loehe, 119.

— — of Western Africa, Daniell,

46.

— their artificial fertilisation,
Rochussen, 162.

INDEX.

277

Ceylon, cardamom from, Pereira,

147.
Cincliona culture in, Anon.

234, 239 ; Markham, 126 ;

Thwaites, 192; White, 208.
cinnamon tree of, LeschenauU

de la lour, 116; Nogueira da

Gama, 140.
coffee culture in, Hull, 98 ;

Lewis, 117; Sahonadiere, 169.

and cinnamon culture,

Spall, 184.

— Liberian coffee in, Anon.

237; Cruewell, 45.

Palmyra palm of, Ferguson^

63.

— products from. Anon. 233 ;
Bennett, 17; Ondaatje, 142.

— timber trees of, Beddome,

14.

two barks from, Cooke, 41.

useful plants of, Tennent,

191.
Ceylon-moss, Simmonds, 180.
Chamaeleon (white and black)

of classical authors, Lefranc,

115.
Chamaerops excelsa, Gay, 69.
Chamomile (Roman), Bentley, 15.
Champagne, forestry in, Carj^en-

tier, 244.
Chaschich, Steet%e, 186.
Chaulmoogra oil, Lepage, 116.
Chelsea botanic garden, medicinal

plants in, Wheeler, 208.
Chemistry of bast fibres, Bevan

Sf Cross, 20.
Chenopodium, Herba Santa Maria,

Rey, 159.
Chenopodium Quinoa, Cooke, 41 ;

Fog son, 152.
Cherry (wild black), Bentley, 16.
Chestnut culture in Tuscany,

Croshy, 247.

tree disease, Gihelli, 70.

Chestnuts (water), Cooke, 40.
Chian Turpentine, Flueckiger, 65 ;

Martindale^ 127 ; Modlen, 133.

Chicle gum, Jackson, 102.
Chicory, Anon. 226 ; Loeffler, 119;

Spon, 185. Refer also ^oKayser's

Index, art. Cichorienwurzel,

and Index of abridgments of

Patents, Tea, etc., 87.

culture, Simmonds, 180.

its adulterations, ChevalUeVy

36.
Chili lucerne, Ladureau, 109.
China, bamboo in, J/eVi(9, 130, 131.

cost of tea in, Rutter, 168.

green dye from, Sanhury^

80.

See also Lo-kao.
maize introduced into, Hance

^ Mayers, 82.
medicinal plants of, Buc'hoz,

28.
mulberry culture in, Julien,

104.

olives of, Sance, 82.

opium in, Anon. 228, 233,

235.

100.

culture in, Jackson,

— native and Indian,

Anon. 235.

Persian in, Anon. 238.

trade in. Anon. 234 ;

Simmonds, 180.

— produce of, Bretschneider^
24; Fortune, 66.

— rhubarb from, Farre, 62.
Sorghum, culture of, Sicard,

178.

tea trade and culture. Fries,

68.

tallow tree of, Anon. 224.

vegetable wax from, Ure^

196.
China grass. Anon. 231 ; Bray, 26 ;

BiLc^hoz, 30; Dickson,6\ ; Favier,

62 ; Hooker, 94; La Sagra, 112.

Leger, 115; Moerman-Lauhuhr,

133; Thihault, 191. /S^^ fl^/io

Eoehmeria aw<^ Rheea.
culture, Goncet de Mas, 72.

278

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

China grass, culture in Corsica,

Carhtti, 33.
in Reunion, Reynaudj

159.

fibre, Watson, 204.

China root (false), Wehh, 205.
Chinchona, a wilful mis-spelling of

Cinchona, which see.
Chinese Aconite roots, Langguard,

253.

camphor, Anon. 232.

drugs at Pekin, Tatarinow,

190.

dyes, Deheaux, 48.

gall, * Woo-pei-tsze,' Pereira,

147.

— galls, Anon. 223.

— green dye, Rondot, 164.
Lo-kao, Helot, 86.

Putchuk, Hance, 82.

— Materia niedica, Anon. 231 ;
Deheaux, 48 ; Hanhury, 80, 81 ;
Pereira^ 147 ; Seemann, 176.

— oils, Smith, 182.

— opium trade. Anon. 232.

native. Anon. 229.

versus Indian,

Rohertson, 161.

— products. Anon, 230.

— rice paper. Hooker, 94.

— Star-anise, Hoffmann, 90.
— silkworm trees, Bretschneider,

244.

— sugar cane, Olcott, 142.

— tea plant in the Himalayas,
Royle, 166.

— teas. Smith, 182.

— wax, Anon. 224.

— from Fraxinus chinen-

sis. Anon. 225.

yam, Vavin, 197.

Chios mastic. Anon. 226.

collection of, Soubeiran, 183.

Chiretta, Fluechiger 8f Hoern, 55 ;

TFebb, 205.
on a drug substituted for,

Bentley, 16.
Chironia chilensis, Anon. 224.

Chocolate, Anon. 221 ; Bontekoe,
23 ; Brookes, 244 ; Bourgoin
d' Orli, 25 ; Cerfberr de Medels-
heim, 35 ; Chamberlayne, 245 ;
Colmenero de Ledesma, 245, 246 ;
Bufour, 55 ; Hewett, 89 ; Huth,
99 ; Mnngin, 125 ; Meisner, 130;
Menier, 131 ; Mitscherlich, 133 ;
Paulli, 145; Riant, 159; /Sjk>ow,
185 ; Syhedre Bufour, 256, 257.
jR^er fl^^so ^0 Kayser's Index, art.
Chocolade, L6renz's Index, art.
Chocolat, «/^^ Index of Abridg-
ments of Patents, Tea, e^<?., 87.

adulteration of, Vogl, 200.

analysis of, Wanklyn, 203.

influence of, Bebay, 49.

substitute for, Barton, 12.

Chocolate i:oo\^ Pinckard, 150.

Cholagogues, new, Bavet, 47.

Chondodendrontomentosum, J/bs5,
136.

Chou-navet, Sonnini de Manon-
cour, 183.

Chrozophora tinctoria, Joly^ 104.

Chrysarobine or Goa powder,
Kemp, 105.

Chrysophanicacid, Macmillan, 122.

Churrus, Jackson, 101.

Cibotium, Archer, 7.

Cichoraceae in medicine, Gochnaty
72.

Cider apple trees, i)w Breuil, 54.

-^ in Sarthe, C<?rre, 34.

Cimicifuga racemosa, Bentley, 15.

Cinchona, Bergen, 1 8 ; Belondre ^
Bouchardat, 49; 6V<7/, 73 ; ^«r-
^wwy, 84; Hesse, 88; Howard j
96, 97; Kuntze, 108; Lambert^
110; Laubert, 113; Planchon,
151 ; Pulteney, 154 ; i^oM^, 1 63 ;
i?W2z Lope%, 168; Schwalbe, 174;
Triana, 194; F^fco, 197;
Foy?, 200 ; rr«/<?<?^ Zyw^^e, 201 ;
Weddell, 205 ; Winckler, 210.
i?^/6;r «/so ^0 Accounts and
Papers, Indexes, arts. Cinchona,
and [at one time] Chinchona.

INDEX.

279

Cinchona, alkaloids of, Sowar d,
96, 97.

analysis of, Mclior, 122.

Darjeeling bark, An-
derson, 8 ; Howard, 97.

bark, Anon. 237 ; Neufville,

255.

a very inferior kind found

in commerce, St. George, 169.

alkaloids in ; Carles, 33.

(ashycrown), in Vene-

zuela, Anon. 228.

its use in Madagascar,

Anon. 239.

of the root, Howard, 96.

supply of, Howard, 96,

97.

what kind should be

used? Holmes, 251.

barks, DelondreSf Bouchardatj

49 ; Phoehus, 150.

at Berlin, Berg, 18.

in trade, Weddell, 206.

— in Pharmaceutical

Society's Museum, Howard, 96.
Indian in, Ho ward,

97.

Indian, Howard, 97 ;

Faul, 144.

— Pavon's, in British

Museum, Howard, 96.

of Viennese market.

Vogl, 200.

— recent imports of,

Howard, 96.

remittance (sixth) from

India, Howard, 97 ; do.
(seventh), Howard, 97 ; do.
(eighth), Howard, 97.
— Calisaya, Weddell, 205, 206.

culture, Howard, 98.

from Java, Hesse, 88.

Gomphosia, an adul-
terant of, Howard, 96.

hybrid of, Howard, 97.

monopoly of, Anon.

224.

its culture, Howard, 98.

Cinchona, culture of spurious,
Martigmj, 127.

— Calisaya Ledgeriana of com-
merce, its origin, Howard, 98.

Condaminea, Caldas, 32.

and others, at Loja,

Martins, 128.

coppicing of. Anon. 233;

Howard, 97.
— culture. Anon. 232, 237;
(Mclvor), Lahorie, 109.

at Darjeeling, Anon.

229, 231 ; Clarke, 37.

in Algeria, Hardy, 83.

in Bengal, Clarke, 37.

in Bourbon, Anon. 234.

in Ceylon, Anon. 234,

239; Markham, 126; Thwaites,
192 ; White, 208.

in England under glass,

Howard, 97.

— in the Himalayas,

Kuntze, 108.

in India, Anon. 230,234,

239 ; Broughton, 27 ; Howard,
96, 97; King, 106, 253; Mark-
ham, 126; Nevins, 139; Sou-
heir an & Belondre, 183, 184;
Wood, 213.

- bark, Be Vrij,

51.

its introduction

into, Markham, 126.
in private hands,

Anon. 235.

in Jamaica, Anon. 227,

228; Howard, 97.

Java, Anon. 236, 237 ;

Gorkom, 250; Kuntze, 108.

Madeira, Anon. 234.

Martinique, Belanger,

15.

Mauritius, Small, 182.
Mexico, Finck, 63.
Reunion, Vinson, 199.
St. Helena, Anon. 156;

i2^fl5<7^, 233.

itsend,^wow,236.

280

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Cinchona culture in British Sikkim,
Anderson, 6 ; Ewart, 6 1 .

in " the East," Anon.

230.

in the United States,

Adams, 241 ; Anon. 238.

on the Neilgherry hills.

Broughton, 27.

— plant. Refer to Accounts
and Papers, Indexes, art. East
India, Chinchona Plant.

— dissertation on, Buc'hoz, 28.

— falsification of, Bernat%ic,
19.

— forests of South America,
Wellcome, 207.

— French, Leroy, 116.
hybridization of, Broughton,

27; Howard, 97.

presumed, Be Vrij, 51.

— hybrids, Kuntze, 198.

between C. Calisaya

and C. succirubra, Howard, 97.

— in Bolivia, Weddell, 206.

— in Peru (nat.), Anon. 227.

— introduction into India,
Anon. 225, 226, 227, 228.

Indies (Dutch East),

SouheiranSf Delondre, 183, 184.

Java, Anon. 225, 228,

230, 232, 233 ; Cameron, 32 ;
Be Vrij, 50 ; Gorkom, 73 ;
Howard, 97.
alkaloids in bark

from, Be Vrij, 50.

— leaves as febrifugal. Anon.
227.

— Ledgeriana, Anon. 236.
its origin, Howard, 98.

— Maracaibo bark, Wmcklery
211.

— of Brazil, Vellozo, 197.

— of New Grenada, Triana, 1 94 ;
Uricoechea, 196.

— of Santa Ee, Ruiz, 167.

— of Santa Martha, Anon. 234.

— officinalis, Caldas, 32.

— pitayensis, Howard, 96.

Cinchona Pitayo (or Pitaya) bark,

Bull, 30 ; Crofis, 45.

powder of, Scott, 175.

propagation of, Mclvor, 122.

pubescens. Be Vrij, 51 ;

Howard, 98.
rate of growth under culture.

Anon. 233.

— root bark, Howard, 96.

— rubra, Batka, 1 3.

— Savanilla, Batka, 13.

— scientific observations on,
Gorkom, 73.

seed collecting in Pitayo,

Cross, 45.

— species in Java, Miquel, 133.

— spurious, Broughton, 27 ;
Vellozo, 197.

in Leyden, Vrydag

Zynen, 201,

Calisaya bark, Reichel,

157.
— substitutes for Buc'Tioz, 29 ;

Buchaissing, 55; Hartung, 84;
Roxburgh, 166.

in Europe, Renard, 158;

Vrydag Zynen, 201.

— succirubra, Howard, 96, 97.

— as grown in British

ludiisi; Howard, 96.

\\j\iridiiYovii, Howard, 97 .

(red bark), Howard,

252; Spruce, 185.
Cinnamon, Sterheeck, 187.
culture in Ceylon, Spall, 1 84 ;

Beschenault de la Tour, 116.
monograph of, Lukmanoff,

121.

— region of Eastern Africa,
Cooley, 41.

— tree, Nogueirada Gama, 140.
in French Guiana, Le-

l, 114.
Citron culture, Sterheeck, 187.

in Corsica, Boitel, 22.

in France, Risso, 160.

tribe in JJ^ew South Wales,

Bennett, 17.

INDEX.

281

Citrus, Gallesio, 68.

culture, Sterheech, 187.

in France, Risso, 160 ;

Risso 8f Poiteau, 160.
fungi on, Cattaneo, 34.

Clearing nuts, Cooke, 40 ; Delile,
49.

Cleome, reputed properties of
some species of, Samilton, 28.

Climate (alteration in), by destruc-
tion of forests, Moreau de Jonyies,
135.

as affected by forests, Mdistre,

124.

Climates and forestry, Loeffelhoh-
Colherg, 119.

Climatic influence on properties of
plants, Engel, 60.

Clove bark. Anon. 222.

Clove cultui'e in Bencoolen, Lums-
dame, 121.

Clover culture, its enemy Cuscuta,
Decken, 48; Koch, 109.

forage, Ottavi, 143.

on sandy soils, Koenig, 107.

plants in cultivation, Lange-

thal, 111.

Clothing plants, Archer, 7. See
also Cotton, Flax, etc.

Clusia, Hamilton, 79.

Clutia Cascarilla, Bennett, 17.

Eluteria, Bennett, 17.

Coca, Anon. 227, 236, 239 ; Cal-
kins, 32 ; Fournier, 67 ; Fuentes,
68 ; Martius, 128; Meniery 131 ;
TJnanue, 195.

its effects, Christison, 37 ;

Dowdeswell, 53 ; Mantegazza,
125; Shuttleworth, 178.

leaves, Ahl, 3; TFackenrodery

201.
of Peru, TFeddell, 206.

Pitury a rival to. Anon.

236.

Cochinchina, forests of, Pierre,

150.
Cochineal, Cr ace- Calvert, 44. >S^^

a/«o i^opal.

Cochineal, culture in the Canary

Islands, Martius, 128.
Coco-nut, its cultivation, Anon.
226; Bennett, 17, 242; Mar-
shall, \21 ; Porter, 153; Reg-
naud, 157; Treloar, 194.

residue after expression ;

Saniilton, 79.
Cocoa, Bourgoin d^ Orli, 25 ;
Buc'hoz, 28, 29; Cerfherr de
Medelsheim, 34; Chelus, 245; i><?
Cailus, 48 ; Belcher, 48 ; Forest,
66 ; Eewett, 89 ; i^o/;w, 91 ;
Mavgin, 125 ; Mann, 125 ;
Martinez Rihon, 128 ; Menier,
131 ; Milhau, 132 ; Mitscherlich,
133; ^J90?^, 185.

analysis of, Wanklyn, 203.

bibliography of. Belcher, 48.

culture in Spanish America,

Rossignon, 164.

trade in. Anon. 231. jff^^r

aZso ^0 Index of Abridgments of
Patents, art. Tea, etc , 87 ; Ac-
counts and Papers, Indexes, art.
Cocoa.
Cocoa-nut. See Coco-nut.
Cocosnucifera, i?6!yw<?wc?, 157. >S^«

a/so Coco-nut.
Coelocline polycarpa, Baniell, 47.
Coffa. See Coffee.
Coffea, F«Wy, 199. /S^« aj/so Coffee.
Coffee, Anon. 221, 223 ; Bizio,
21 ; Bontekoe, 23 ; Bourgoin
d' Orli, 25 ; Bradley, 25 ; ^m/^-
«ow, 26 ; Buc^hoz, 28 ; Calkins,
32 ; Chamherlayne, 245 ; 67/^-
vallier, 36 ; Couhard d^ Aulnay,
43; i>., 247; Douglas, 53;
Bufour, 55 ; ^/^^s, 59 ; Galland,
249 ; 6^^w^e7, 69 ; Hamilton, 79 ;
J?M^^, 98 ; ^w.s5, 99 ; Z« Roque,
112; Lascelles, 112; Z^ Comte,
114 ; Z?'^^«>, 117 ; Madriz, 123 ;
Magri, 254; Meisner, 130;
Menier, 131; Middleton, 132;
Milhau, 132; Moreira, 135;
Nairone, 255; iViVo?, 139;

282

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Coffee {continued) : —

Paulle, 145 ; Petersen , 255
Ramhaldi, 255; Riant, 159
Rohins, 162; Schwarzkopf, 175
Sestini, 177; Simmonds, 179
180; Sylvestre Dufour, 256
Trappen, 193; Fi'r^y, 199
Weitenweher, 207 ; Wencker,
207. i?^/<?r «?so ^0 Kayser's
Index, art, Kaffee, and Lorenz's
Index, art. Cafe ; Accounts and
Papers, Indexes, art. Coffee ;
Index of Abridgments of Pa-
. tents, Tea, etc., 87.

adulteration of, Vo^l, 200.

analysis of, Wanklyn, 203.

bibliography of, Weiten-
weher, 207.

borer, Bidie, 20.

consumed in United King-

dom, Branson, 26.
— culture, Bidie, 20.

Africa, Middleton, 132.

Brazil, Cruewell, 45 ;

Moreira, 135.

Ceylon, Sull, 98; Lewis,

117; Sahonadiere, 169; Spall,
184.

Dominico, Prestoe, 154.

Prench colonies, Le

Comte, 114.
India, Arnold, 241 ;

Bidie, 20; >SAorz5i(, 178.

(Southern), Hull,

91.

98.

- Java, Mst, 60 ; Salle,

- Mysore, Anderson, 6.

- Natal, Stainlank, 186.

- Neiljjherries, Hull, 98.
■ Saint Domingo, Lalorie,

- Spanish America, Ros-
signon, 164.

— disease in JSTew Grenada,

109.

Ernst, 60.

endemic in Africa, Ritter^

Coffee from Acorns, Anon. 235.

from Dandelion, Anon. 226.

from the Sunflower, Anon.

239.
imported into Britain, Anon,

226.

influence of. Delay, 48.

leaf disease of, Ahhay, 3 ;

Harmann, 83 ; JFard, 203.
leaf substitute for the beans,

Stenhouse, 187.

— leaves used in Sumatra,
Anon. 224 ; Sanhury, 80 ;
Mo f ley, 136; Stenhouse, 187.

— Liberian, Anon, 236 ; Morris,

136; Mcholls, 139; ^^^d?^, 186.
in Ceylon, Anon. 237.

— medical properties of, Brad-
ley, 25 ; Hamilton, 79 ; Moseley,
136.

substitute for (Cyperus escu-

lentus), Christ, 245 ; Lochner,
254. ^^/^r «Zso ^0 Kayser's
Index, art. Sueraoat der Kaffee.
planting. Refer to Accounts

and Papers, Indexes, art. Sugar

AND Coffee Planting.
Cohosh (blue), Bentley, 15.
Colchicum autumnale, Houston^

95.
its propagation, Maclagan^

122.
Collection of woods at Genoa,

Gentile, 69.
Colocynth, South American, Anon,

222.
Colonial and Asiatic Review, 217.
Colonial culture, plants ioT,Buc^hoZy

29 ; Perrottet, 148.
exhibition, tobacco at, Anon.

235.

fibres, Simmonds, 181.

(French), coffee culture, Le

Comte, 114.
imports and exports. Dexter j

51.

161.

— museum at Haarlem, pro-
duce at, Anon. 235.

INDEX.

283

Colonial produce, Schenk, 256 ;

Schwarzkopf, 256.
at Dublin ExMbition,

draper, 53.

at London Exhibition,

Bunter, 99.

— rose-farming, Anon. 238.

— timber, Simmonds, 181.
in Haarlem museum,

Ueden, 58.
— woods, SimmondSf 181.

their tensile strength,

Fowke, 67.
Colonial Magazine, 217.
Colonies (British), possibility of

making !N^eroli in, J)e Vrij,

51.
their textile plants,

Dickson, 51.

cotton from the French,

Anon. 227 ; Poulain, 255,

agriculture in, 218.
sugar in, Scoffern, 175.

Colonies, reports on. Itefer to

Accounts and Papers, Indexes,

art. CoLOXLES.
Colophony, Morel, 135.
Colorado conifers, LavalUe, 113.
Colour from Ehamnus, Fhipson,

149.

in madder, Decaisne, 48.

Colouring matters, Filhol, 63.
Columbia. See JSTew Grenada.
Colza culture, Lattre, 112.
Colza oil, Heu%e, 89.
Comfrey as a forage plant, Ritter,

161.
Commerce, its natural history,

Yeats, 214.
Commercial plants. See Economic

plants and Industrial plants ;

also the various headings.
Commercial produce, vegetable,

Simmonds, 1»0; Zenker, 214.
terms and synonyms, Faulk-
ner, 249.
Comocladia, properties ascribed to,

Hamilton, 78.

Companion to the Pharmacopoeia.

See Materia medica.
Compass plant. Anon. 237.
Compositae, medicinal plants of,

Jackson, 101.
Condurango, Anon. 230.
Conessine, Saines, 77.
Congo tobacco. Anon. 223.
Coniferae, turpentines and resins

of. Morel, 135.
Coniferous plants at "Wobum

Abbey, Forles, 66.
hardy in IN'orth Germany,

Geyer, 70.
Coniferous trees attacked by fungi,

Bartig, 83.
Comi&vs, Jacques, 102; Seneelause,

176.
cultiyated for resins, Gihoul,

250.

for waste lands, Renault, 158.

from ITorth America for

forestry in Germany, Booth, 23.
— in Germany, Menkel Sp
Mochstetter, 87.

in Great Britain, Gordon Sf

Glendinning, 72.

— in I^ew Zealand, Bay, 85.

— in the Netherlands, I>e Vbs,
248.

— most in use, Kratzmann, 107.

— of California and Colorado,
LavalUe, 113.

— of Himalayas, Madden, 123.

— of large size, Chamhray, 245.

— of Mid-Europe, Bochstetter^
251.

— of Spain, Laguna, 109.

— produce of, Terzi, 191.
resins yielded by, Berlant,

88.

wood of, Schroeder, 173.

Conophallus Konjak, Vidal, 198.

Conservation of forests, Mueller,
137. See also Forests and
Forestry.

Convolvulaceae, medicinal pro-
perties of, Roessig, 163.

284

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Coorg, cardamom culture in, Lud-
low, 121.

Copaiba balsam plants and seeds,
Cross, 45.

tree, Anon. 236, 238.

wood oil a substitute for,

Sanhury, 80.

Copaifera, Baillon, 10.
Copal, Anon. 233

in Angola, Welwztsch, 207.

Indian, Filhol, 63.

of Zanzibar, Kirh, 106.

oriental, Lander er, 110.

resin. Anon. 227.

Copalche (or Copalchi) bark,

Howard, 96 ; Stark, 186.
Copals of Western Africa, Daniell,

47.
Copenhagen Exhibition, fibres at,

Grothe, 75.
Coptis Teeta, Coolce, 40 ; Pereira,

148.
Coquilla nuts, HooTcer, 94.
Corchorus capsularis, Hoolcer, 94.
Coriaria myrtifolia. Anon. 230.

ruscifolia, Hughes, 98.

Cork, Glasspoole, 71 ; Jackson,

100; Spon, 185.

its growth, Candolle, 33.

tree. Anon. 239.

Cork-oak culture, Rousset, 166.

in Algeria, Hope^ 95 ;

Lambert, 110.

Com (Turkey), Bentley, 16.

Cornelian cherry. Lander er, 110,
HI.

Comus Mas, Lander er, 110, 111.

Corsica, China grass in, Carlotti,
33.

culture of citron in, Boitel,

22.

Corsican forests and their destruc-
tion, Loumet-Adanson, 53.

Corsican moss, Bignone, 243.

Cortex adstringens brasiliensis,
Mftrren, 131.

Alstoniae scholaris, Gibson,

70.

Cortex Angusturae, Meyer, 132.

Musenae, Anon. 221 .

Simaruba, Wright, 213. See

also Bark.

Corydalis formosa, Bentley, 16.

Corypha cerifera, Symes, 190.

Cosmetic plants, Buc'hoz, 30.

Cossack Asparagus, Morren, 136.

Costus, Cooke, 41.

note on, Flueekiger, 65.

of Dioscorides, Falconer, 61.

Coto bark. Anon. 234.

Cotton, ^wow. 222, 226, 227;
Bell, 242 ; Carcenac, 33 ; CA^^^
Afl!^/^, 36 ; Ellison, 60 ; Gosson,
250 ; ^om, 252 ; Jardin, 252 ;
Lasteyrie du Saillant, 112;
I^oring 8f Atkinson, 120; J/(?tJ
Henry, 122; Manetta, 125;
Mann, 125 ; Masse, 129; Money,
134 ; Parlatore, 144 ; Piccaluga,
150; Reybaudy 255; Reggio,
157 ; Reisseck, 157 ; i^o^r, 163 ;
Rousse, 165; Royle, 167; Smith,
182; Soubeiran, 183; Turner,
195.

culture, Ashworth, 8 ; ^fl^r-

^0^, 11; Cheetham, 36; C7om,
39 ; Lyman, 121 ; Manetta, 125;
Seabrook, 175 ; Sicard, 178 ;
Vallier, 257. jR^/^r «^50 to
Kay ser's Index, art. Baumwoll,
«wc? Accounts and Papers, In-
dexes, art. CoTTOJsr, — Africa,
India, and elsewhere.

in Africa, Hewett, 89.

Algeria, Anon. 227 ;
?, 245; JZ«r^y, 83;

Ze'«5^/«e, 116.

194.

- Austria, Trattinick,

Bengal, Medlicott, 130.

Bombay, Carnac, 33 ;
Cassels, 34.

China, Fortune, 66.

Egypt, Gregoire, 74.

Europe, Grimaldi, 75 ;

Lasteyrie du Saillant, 112.

INDEX.

285

Cotton culture in France, Lasteyrie
du Saillant, 112; Sonnini de
Manoncoiir, 183.

Guiana, (British),

Solmes, 93.

■ (French), Lellond,

114.

India, Anon. 222, 223,

228; Bazley, 13; CarnaCj 33;
Cassels, 34 ; Chapman, 35 ;
Collins, 39 ; Gihhs, 70 ; Lees,
115 ; Mann, 125 ; J/owe//, 133;
Royle, 1 67 ; /SA^i^, 177; Watson,
204; ^^52^,208; JF/yht, 209.
Italy, ^wow. 227 ;

Bevincenzi, 50 ; Revel, 158 ;
7b^«ro, 193; Vanzini, 196.

La Plata, Wheelwright,

208.

Madras, Wheeler, 208.
Missouri, Horner, 95.
Naples, Tenor e, 191.
Peru, Spruce, 185.
Punjaub, Collins, 39.
- Queensland, Zow^,

164.

111.

Scinde, Collins, 39.

Spain, ^o/as Clement e,

United States, Anon.

225, 226 ; TT^y^iJ, 209 ; TTr^fy,
213.

(Southern), Loring

^ AtMmon, 20 ; Jffl7/^«(, 124.
West Indies (Danish),

Rohr, 163.

— distribution of, Ritter, 161.

— from Calotropis gigantea.
Anon. 225.

— fibre. Bowman, 243.

— fibres detected in linen.

Boettger, 22.

— from the Southern Mahratta
country. Anon. 223.

— from French colonies, Anon.

227 ; Poulain, 255.
— its rivalry with flax, Vogel,
200 ; WarneSf 203.

Cotton, Japanese variety" of, at

Antibes, iV«w^w, 139.
substitutes for, Jardin, 252 ;

Vallier, 257.

supply. Cotton, 218 ; Chee-

tham, 36 ; Craivfurd, 44 ; Mao

Henry, 122.

— trade of Great Britain, Mac

Henry, 122 ; Mann, 125.
Cotton root, Wayne, 205.
Cotton seed and its uses, Lyman^

121.
oil, Wayne, 205 ; Wea-

therly, 205.

seeds, Fraser, 67.

Cotton, a serial, 218.

Cotton Supply Reporter, a serial,

218.
Cotyledon, two species of, Penney,

146.
Cotyledon orbiculata, Anon. 224.

Umbilicus, Anon. 223.

Cow trees of South America, Jaclc-

son, 101.

of the Caracas, Murray, 138.

Cranesbill (spotted), Bentley, 16.
Creole medical botany, Grosourdy,

75.
Crete, olive oil from, Anon. 232.
Crocus, an adulterant of saffron,

Bentley, 16.
Crocus sativus, in Kashmir,

Bownes, 248. See aho Saffron.
Croton, its species as described by

Linnaeus, Bennett, 17.
— species of, from Bahama,

Baniell, 47.
Croton Malambo, Hanlury, 80.

' tiglium, Vautherin, 197.

tinctorium, Joly, 104.

Groupie oil, Clarke, 37.
Cryptogamous medicinal plants,

Marchand, 126.
Cuba, cultures in, Reynoso, 159.
indigenous agriculture of,

Reynoso, 255.

sugar culture in, Leon, 253.

Cubeba Clusii, Baniell^ 47.

286

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Ciica. ' See Coca.

Cudbear, Crace- Calvert, 44.

Culinary poisons, Aceum, 13.

vegetables, Langethal, 111.

history oi,Fhillips, 149.

Cultivated plants, Birnhaum, 20.
See also under particular headings.

Cultivation. See under special
heads : — for instance, Arboricul-
ture, Cinchona, Cocoa, Coffee,
Forestry, Fruits, Olive, Opium,
Tea, Tobacco, etc.

Cultivation, its effects on plants,
Sagot, 169.

• on medicinal plants,

Timlal-Lagrave, 193.

Culture of medicinal plants,
Hanlurxj, 81. See also under
localities, Banbury, Hitchin, etc.

Cummin culture, Iloeyelsen, 90.

Cummin (black), seeds, Flueckiger,
64; Simmonds, 181.

Cundurango, Anon. 231 ; Antisell,
7; Buisson, 30; Keene, 105;
Triana, 194. See also Condu-
rango.

Cup (Indian), Bentley, 16.

Curaqoa Aloes, Faher, 61.

Curara and synonyms. Moss, 136.

Curare, Dietrich, 52 ; JSasselt, 84.

plants serving as base to

vanous kinds of, Flanchon, 151.
plants yielding, Flanchon^

151.

Curcas purgans, Vautherin, 197.
Currant (black), as a medicine,

Buci'hoz, 28.
Cusco bark, Soil, 91.
Cuscuta, an enemy to clover

culture. Decker, 48.
itsravages in France, Godron,

72.
its extirpation, Fennlresq^ue,

62; Marjollet, 126.
Cuscuta Epilinum, Koch, 107.

Epithymum, Koch, 107.

Cyperaceae. See Forage plants.
Cyperus, its uses, Jackson, 100.

Cyperus esculentus. Anon. 235.

a substitute for coffee, Christ,

245. Refer also to Kayser's
Index, art. Eedmandel.

Cypress in Asia, Fitter, 161.

Cyprus, agriculture and produce
of, Gaudry, 250.

Labdanum from, Lander er,

110.

Cyrenaican drugs, Henderson, 83.
Cyrenian Silphium, Flerincq^, 88.
Cyttaria, Cooke, 40.
Czech names of official plants,
Mueller, 136.

Dacca cotton. Anon. 223.
Dakka of Southern Africa, Daniell,

46.
Dalmatia, rosemary oil in, Anon.

238.
D'Amba of Southern Africa,

Daniell, 46.
Damiana, Anon. 234.

its origin, Holmes, 91.

Dammar (white), Morel, 135.
Dandelion, Houlton, 95.

culture in India, Jackson,

101.

root, its characters, Bentley,

15.

Dandelion coffee, Anon. 226.

Daniellia thurifera, Bennett, 17;
Daniell, 47.

Danish West Indies, cotton cul-
ture in, Rohr, 163.

Daphne, Squire, 186.

Darjeeling Cinchona bark, Ander-
son, 6; Anon. 229, 231 ; Clarke,
37.

forest products, Gamlle, 68.

Date culture in Bengal, Robinson,
162.

Date palm, Delchevalerie, 248 ;
Fischer, 249 ; FFahmann, 77.

its distribution, Fitter, 161.

Deadly Nightshade, Anon. 223.

Deer tongue in perfumery, Miller,
132.

INDEX.

287

Deiama, Anon. 223.

Delphinium Staphisagria, Turn-
bull, 195.

Demarara, sugar culture in, Anon.
235.

Demerara Pink-root, Bom/an, 23.

Dendrology, Burgsdorff, 31 ;
TFallis, 202. See also Forestry
and Forests.

Denmark, economic plants of,
FaulU, 144; Hajh, 155.

forage plants of, D refer, 54 ;

Lange ^ Rostrup, 111.

forestry in, BJerregaard, 243 ;

JBurgsdorff, 244 ; Didrichsen^
248 ; Fleischer, 249 j Holstein,
93; Mourier, 136; Schaeffer,
171.

— flax culture in, jR^;^, 155.
medicinal plants of, Wendt,

207.

— poisonous plants of, Groen-
lund, 75.

— rye culture in, Sverdrup, 189.
trees in, Oersted, 142.

Denna nuts, Anon, 231.

Derby arboretum, Loudon, 120.

Desiderata (pharmaceutical), Han-
hury ^ Oliver, 82 ; Herschel, 88 ;
Hooker ^ Sanhury, 95.

Destruction of forests and conse-
quent changes, Moreau de
Jonnes, 135.

Detection of adulterations, CJwval-
lier, 36 ; Hassall, 84.

Devon, its Materia medica. Smith,
182.

Dicentra formosa, Bentley, 16.

Dictionary of synonyms of com-
mercial produce, Jbohel, 53.

of trade products, Simmonds,

180.

Dierneston gummiferum, ^.,104.

Diet. See Food Plants.

Digitalis, Elmiger, 60.

Digitalis purjjurea, Soulton, 95.

Dika bread, Attfield, 8; Batchelor,
12.

Dioscorea sativa, Vavin, 197.

Diosma crenata, Pappe, 143.

serratifolia, Nourij, 141.

Dipterocarpus turbinatus, San-
hury, 80.

Disease of coffee in !N'ew Grenada,
Ernst, 60.

of coffee leaves. Allay, 3 ;

Harmann, 83 ; Ward, 203.

of chestnuts, Gihelli, 70.

Diseases caused by fungi on culti-
vated plants, Lange, 111.
cured by coffee, Bradley,

25.

119.

70.

of cultivated plants, Loele,
►.
of farm plants, Gierslerg,

67.

of flax, Ladureau, 109.

of forest trees, Rostrup, 165.

of hops, Kraus, 107.

of plants. Anon. 229 ; Franh,

in Sardinia, 219.

of trees through fungi,

Hartig, 83. Rt'fer also to Just's
Botanische Jahresberichte, art.
Pflain^zenkeankheiten.

Distinguishing characters of dan-
delion root, Bentley, 15.

Distribution of alkaloid in Cin-
chona barks, Carles, 33.

of food plants, Meyer, 131.

of useful plants, Cayistein,

33.

Dita bark. Joist 8f Hesse, 103.
Diuretic plants, Lischwit%, 118.
Divi-divi, Crace- Calvert, 44 ;

Hamilton, 78.
Dodder, Koch, 107. See also

Cuscuta.
Dogwood for gunpowder, McJVal,

123.
Dogwood (Jamaica), Hamilton,

78.
Domestic medicine, BirTcmeyer, 21 .
Domestication, its effects on plants,

Sagot, 169.

288

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Dominico, coffee culture in,
Predoe, 154.

Donations to Pharmaceutical
Museum, Bentley, 15.

Doornboom, gum from the, Pappe^
143.

Dordogne, tobacco culture in,
Nouvel, 141.

Douglas fir, Booth, 23.

Drome, re-afforesting in the,
Germain, 250.

Drug annual for Germany, Bruns-
wick, 218.

Drug parcels, seeds in, Brownen,
28.

Drug trade with Turkey, Anon.
233.

Drugs, Hendess, 25 1 ; Solmes, 92 ;
Schwarzkopf, 256 ; Spon, 185.
See also separate articles, Materia
medica, and Medicinal plants.

' at Pekin, Tatarinow, 190.

Cyrenaican, Henderson, 86.

dictionary of, Lemerij, 115.

from Aden, Vaughan, 196.

from Aleppo, Skene, 182.

from Brazil, Holmes, 92.

from Chile, Schroff, 173.

from India, Anon. 232 ; By-
mock, 58; Jackson, 101.

— from Java, Wait%, 201.

from Mexico (Damiana),

Anon. 234.

from Morocco, Beared, 114 ;

Leared ^ Solmes, 114.

from New Caledonia, Sou-

heir an, 183.
— from the United States, Anon.
234.

in Bazaars of Western India,

Birdwood, 20.

— Indian, Anon. 228, 238 ;
Bey, 248.

— Japanese, Holmes, 92.

— Maltese, Watson, 205.

— of Kuang-tung, Canton,
Hirth du Frenes, 90.

— of New Zealand, Anon. 231.

Drugs, their adulteration, Walch-

ner, 202.

their anatomy, Brady, 25.

Dryobalanops aromatica, Maison-

neuve, 124.

Camphora, Be Vriese, 50.

Dublin Exhibition, colonial pro-

at, Braper, 53.
Duboisia myoporoides, Solmes, 92.
Dumb cane, Anon. 237.
Dunes, culture of pine-tree on,

Boitel, 22.
Durian for culture in the French

colonies, Buc^hoz, 29.
Dutch colonial museum at Haar-
lem, Eeden, 59.
East Indies, Cinchona in,

Souheiran ^ Belondre, 183, 184.
cultures in, Gurkom,1Z,

250.

— opium in, Baud, 13.

— private planting in,

Rochussen, 162.

produce, Hogendorp, 91 .

timber, Eeden, 59.

useful plants of, Filet,

63.

litmus, Pareira, 147, 148.

Dye (Chinese), Lo-kao, Helot, 86.

from Coriaria ruscifolia,

Hughes, 98.

from Catechu, Buc'hoz, 29.

from Polygonum tinctorium,

Busek, 57.

— from Quercitron bark, Ham-
burger, 77.

— from Eottlera, Hanhury, 80.
(green), Lo-kao, from China,

Bleekrode, 22 ; Hanlury, 80 ;
Rondot, 164.

— lichens used in Sweden,
Wesiring, 208.

— (new yellow), Stein, 183.
plants. Anon. 232 ; Buc'hoz,

30; Loele, 119; Piatt, 152;
Reuss, 159.

used in Iceland,

Svenonius, 189.

y^^ v-^

INDEX.

289

Dye plants of Italy, Ca%%uola, 34.

of Sweden, UUgreUy

195.

(yellow), tree of Soudan,

Baniell, 47.

Dye stuffs, Archer, 7 ; Arduino, 8 ;

Dufoiir, 55 ; Filhol^ 63 ; Hendess,

251 ; Moeller, 133; Spon, 185.

Refer also to Kayser's Index,

art. Paerbej^, and Lorenz's

Index, art. Teintuee.
Dyeing, turnips used in. Anon.

227.
Dyes, blue, Joly, 104 ; Lasteyrie

du Saillanf, 112.

of Indian growth, Liotard,

254.

used in China, BleeTcrode, 22 ;

Deheaux, 48.
Dyes and dye stuffs, Crace-

Calvert, 44.

Earth almond, Anon. 235. See
also Cyperus esculentus.

Earth-nut cake, Tuson, 195.

East India Review, 117.

East Indian Kino, Royle, 166.

East Indian Senna, Bell, 15.

East Indies (Dutch), Cinchona in,
Souheiran ^ Belondre, 183, 184.

cultures in, GorTiom^ 73,

250.

opium in, Baud, 13.

private planters in, Rochussen,

162.

produce of, Sogendorp, 91.

Eastern nations, their Materia
medica, etc., Ainslie, 4.

Eastern oaks, Kotschy, 107.

varnish trees, Jackson^ 100.

Echites suberecta, its noxious
properties, Hamilton, 78.

Economic botany, Ludwig, 121.

at Kew, Hooher, 94.

inquiries concerning, San-

hury Sf Oliver, 82.

exotic plants in diagrams,

Economic museum at Berlin, Witt-
mack, 212.

atKew, Oliver Sf Jackson,

142.

museums, Collins, 39.

Economic plants. Anon. 222, 234 ;
Archer, 7 ; Arduino, 8 ; Banal,
11 ; Bayer, 13; Bayles, 13;
Bechstein, 14 ; Bentley, 15 ;
Bodin, 22 ; Bosch, 24; Boiiasse-
Lebel, 24 : Brierre de Boismont
^ Pottier, 26 ; Buc'ho%, 28, 29
Burnett, 31 ; Cazziwla, 34
Chornel, 37 ; Christy, 37 ; Collins
39 ; Barlington, 247 ; Bierhach
51; Dietrich, 52; i)oJ^^, 53
Bubuisson, 55 ; Buchesne, 55
Bufour, 55 ; Biipuis, 56 ; ^Ar
^<?r^, 59 ; Eichelberg, 59 ; G^/os«
57 ; ^<?//, 77 ; ^«jK>i?^, 83
Sariot, 83; Sochstetter, 251
Hogg, 91 ; ^o//, 91 ; Johnston
103; JT^rw^r, 105; Z., 109
Lindley ^ Moore, 117; Zew^
118; Zo^J^, 118, 119; J/a/y, 124
Jf«!y(?r, 130; J/^^z, 131; J/'^fe-
y^r, 131 ; Mordant de Launay
^ Loiseleur-Beslong champs, 1 34
Mueller, 136 ; Otr5^^<?, 142
Pinckert, 150 ; Pouchet, 154
Reichenbach, 157 ; Reum, 158
Rodin, 163; i?o^r, 163; Roques
1 64 ; Rosenthal, 1 64 ; Roussel^
166; Schenk, 256; Schrader
173 ; Schwarzkopf, 256

Schicencke, 175; Siegfried, 178
Simmonds, 180 ; Smith, 182
Spiess, 184 ; Suckoiv, 189
Tuerk, 195; Vavasseur, Cotter eau
Sf Gillet de Grandmont, 197
Veifh, 197; Vietz, 198; ^Far^w-
%, 203; Weinhold, 206; ^T^zYz-
w^r, 207 ; Wiesner, 209 ; JTm-
«Zom;, 211; Wirtgen, 212.

bibliography of German

books on, Baldamus, 10.

culture of, Hofmann^

Zippel 8f Bollmann, 214.

90.

19

290

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Economic plants in Begent's Park,

Sowerhy, 184.
of Bouclies-du-Itlione,

Lions, 118.

199.

of Bourbon, Vinson,

of Brazil, Netto, 139 ;

Pecholt, 14:5) Villa-Franca, 199,
of Ceylon, Tennent,

191.

of Denmark, Lange,

111; Paulli, 144; Rafn, 155.
of Dutch East Indies,

Filet, 63.

of Fiji, Rome, 252.

— of France, Loiseleur-

Beslong champs, 120; Reymond,
159; Rodin, 163; Roques, 164.

of Germany, Schmidt,

172; Schubarth, 174; Spenner,
184; Weinhold, 206; Zennech,
214.

(household), i)«>^-

ncA, 52.

— of Great Britain, John-

son, 103.

86.

of Greece, Heldreioh,

of Holstein, Rafn, 155.

of India, Lrury, 54 ;

JFatson, 204. ^

Ingria, Meinshausen,

130.

143.

of Japan, Siehold, 178.
of Java, Hasskarl, 84.
of Mantua, Paglia,

of Mecklenburg, TFr^-
(^ow?, 213.

of Kew Caledonia,

Vieillard, 198.
of Norway, Tonning,

193.

144.

of Paraguay, Rarodi,

of Rio de Janeiro, iSa/-
e?awA« rf« Gama, 170.
of Russia, Zigra, 214.

Economic plants of Russia, Baltic
provinces, Friehe, 67.

Ingria, Meins-
hausen, 130.

of Saxony, RollSfHeyn'

hold, 91 ; Rueckert, 167.

of Surinam, Rotthoell,

165.

of Sweden, Jacolson,

103; Winslow, 211.

of Switzerland, Anon.

238; Spenner f 184; JFeinhold,
206.

of the United States,

Rorcher, 153 ; Rothroch, 165.
of Yenezuela, Ernst,

248.

•XJmbellif erae as, DeniaUy

50.

— value of Rhus as, Jackson,
101.

woods of Yictoria, Newlery,

139.
Ecuador, Cinchona succirubra in.

Spruce, 185.
Effect of culture on properties of

plants, Warren, 204.
of forests on climate,

Maistre, 124.
Eguse oil, Daniell, 47.
Egypt, useful plants cultivated in,

Belchevalerie, 49.
Egyptian cotton culture, Gregoire,

74.
opium, Allen, 5 ; Gastinel,

69.
Eifel, its re-afforesting, Roehlelen,

163.
Eland's boontjes, Attjield, 9.
Elastic gums, Walton, 202.
El heddad of the Arabians, Le-

france, 115.
Elder-berries, Anon. 221.
Elemi resin, Raup, 13.
Emetics from plants, Lacipihre,

109.
Enemy to clover culture, Cuscuta,

or dodder, Becker, 48.

INDEX.

291

Engineer's forestry, Du Breuilj

54.
England, beet culture for sugar in,

Voelcker, 200.
Cinchona culture under glass

in, Howard, 97.

cost of tea in, Rutter, 168.

esculent fungi of , Badham, 9.

forests of, Grindon, 75 ;

Wehher, 205.

Gutta Perclia introduced

into, Montgomerie, 134.
— importation of a purgative
species of Luff a into, Alison, 5.
medicinal plants of, Bla-

g rave, 21; Culpeper,45; Turner,
195.

— tea trade of, Martin, 127.
trees of, Grindon, 75 ; Heath,

85.

for planting, Mon-

gredien, 134. See also Great
Britain and Ireland.

English henbane, Usher, 196.

hop culture and statistics,

Braungart, 26.

ink-galls, B' JJrhan, 56.

oak galls, Vinen, 199.

rhubarb, Usher, 196.

culture at Eanbury,

Bigg, 20.

trees, Ahlett, 3; Grindon, 75.

English market, rare kinds of rhu-
barb in, Fereira, 147.
Entomologic value of truffles.

Bonnet, 24.
Epicea. See Abies.
Erdmandeln. See Cyperus escu-

lentus.
Eriodendr on anfractuosum, Riv iere,

161.
Ervalenta, Anon. 223 ; Schenh,

171.
Erythrophleum judiciale. Proctor,

154.
Erythroxylon Coca, Ano7i. 227,

236, 239 ; Gosse, 73 ; TFeddelly

206.

Erythroxylon Coca, its effects,
Christison, 37; Mantega%%a, 125.

Esparto grass, Bastide, 12 ;
Johnston, 104 ; Lock, 254. See
also Alfa, and Stipa.

in Africa, Rohlfs, 163.

Essences from Africa, Anon. 235.

Essential oils at Paris Exhibition,
1878, Anon. 237.

Esthland, useful plants of, Friele,
67. ^

Ethiopian pepper, Baniell, 47.

Ethnology and migration of culti-
vated plants, Craufurd, 44.

Etua-tree, Clarice, 37.

Eucalyptographia, Mueller, 137.

Eucalyptus, species of, Woolls,
213.

Eucalyptus globulus, Bentleij, 17 ;
Carpi, 33', Gimhert, 71; Guhler,
76 ; Marolda-Fetilli, 126; Ramel,
155.

acclimatization, Cosson, 42.

as a disease destroying tree.

Anon. 232 ; Glover, 71 ; Hamm,
79.

culture and applications.

Pelagaud, 146; Raveret-Wattel,
156.

— economic products of, Mueller,
137.

— hygienic properties of, Anon.
235.

— in Algeria, Anon. 232 ;
Lambert, 110.

— in California, Stout, 188.

— in forest culture. Cooper, 41.

— in Italy, Anon. 236.

— in the Campagna, Gildas, 70.

— is it febrifugal ? Bosisto, 24.

— its hygiene, Kingzett, 106.

— its sanitary influence. Anon.
236.

— its uses, Sacchero, 169.

— near Eome, Torelli, 193;

VaUe, 196.

— uses and properties of,
Bentley, 16.

292

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Eucalyptus gum, Wiemer^ 209.
Eupatorium, American species of,

BigeloWy 20.
Eupatorium Ayapaua, Paschkis,

144.
Euphorbiaceae, Bulreuil, 54.
medicinal plants of, Jussieu,

104.
Euphorbiaceous seeds. Waring^

203.
Europe, agricultural plants of,

Dawson, 113.

algae used in, Renard, 157.

annatto culture in, JBuc'hoz,

28.

arboriculture in, Aguado, 4.
bamboo culture in, Riviere,

161.

Ware, 203.

— conifers of, Sochstetter, 251.

— cotton culture in, Grimaldi,
75; Lasteyrie du Saillant, 112.

cultivated plants of, Fraas,

67.

— of American origin,

Willhomm, 210.

— forage plants of, Leoocq, 114.
forests of, Kirwan, 106;

Koch, 107 ; Michaux, 131.
— medicinal plants of, FrancTce,
67; Romano, 164; Sterler ^
erhoffer, 187.
oaks of, Kotschy, 107.
opium production in, Sarz^

84.

— orange culture in, Risso, 1 60.
poisonous plants of, Francke,

potato introduced into,
Lavallee, 113.

— substitutes for Cinchona in.

67.

Renard, 158.

— sumach for culture in,
McMurtrie, 123.

— tea trade of, Martin, 127 ;

Wissett, 212.
— useful plants of, Alefeld, 5,

Europe, woods of, Burhart, 244.
Euryangium Sumbul, Anon. 233.
-^ flowering in England, Anon.

234.
Exhaustion of soils by plants,

Mclvor, 254.
Exhibition at London of 1851,

pharmaceutical produce at.

Anon. 223.
raw produce at.

Anon. 223.
Scotch produce

at. Law son, 114.

1862, colonial produce

at. Hunter, 99.

226.

beet culture for sugar in, 75.

drugs at, Anon.
fibres at, Grothe,
• Materia medica

at, Sanhury, 81.

BucJienau, 28.

produce at.

Tasmanian pro-
duce at. Whiting, 209.
woods of British

Burmah at. Anon. 226.

— at Madras, 1855, Hawhes, 85.

1857, Sawkes, 85.

raw produce at,

Anon. 225.

1859, raw produce at.

Anon. 225.

— at Melbourne of 1866-67,
Australian produce at, Ano?i.
228; Mueller, 137.

— at Paris, 1855, Materia

medica at. Anon. 225 ; Mamil-
ton, 79.

Sardinian pro-

duce at. Anon. 224.
vegetable pro-
duce at, Sooker, 95 ; Jauhert^
103.

1867, Brazilian produce

at, Saldanha da Gama, 170.
Brazilian woods

at, Saldanha da Gama^ 170.

INDEX.

293

Exhibition at Vienna, agriculture
at, Lorenz, 120.

* of Italian cotton, Anon.

227.

Exhibitions of fibre at Amsterdam,
Copenhagen, London, Milan,
Moscow, l^aples, Paris, Phila-
delphia, St. Petersburg, Yienna,
etc., Grothe, 75.

Exogonium purga. Anon. 234.

Materia medica Exotic cultivated plants, Zippel 8f

at, Souheiran Sf Delondre, 184. Bollmann, 214.

Exhibition at Paris, 1867, Cin-
chona barks at, Souheiran Sf
Belondre, 183.

economic plants

of Brazil at, Netto, 139.

forestry at, Anon.

228.

gums and resins

from Brazil at, Siha Coutinho^
179, 256.

Peniston, 146.

^atal produce at,

Exports of Great Britain, Dexter^
51.

produce at, Triana, 194.

New Grenada Exposition universelle. See Ex-

hibition at Paris.

seeds, and forest Extirpation of dodder, Koch^ 107.

trees at, Pissot, 151.

woods from the

Indian Archipelago at, Sturhr,
189.

1878, cereal* at, Seitze,

Extra- tropical plants for industrial
culture, Mueller i 138.

251.

193.

at. Anon. 237
Anon. 237.

Eabrication of sugar from beet,

Achard, 3, 4.
False China root, Wehh, 205.
cotton at, Todaro, Falsifications, the means of their

detection, Chevallier, 36.

— of chicory, Chevallier, 36.

— Cinchona bark, BernatziCy 19.

— cocoa. Forest, 66.

— drugs, Walchner, 202.

— flour, Vogl, 200.
peppermint in France, Roze,

forest produce of

Algeria at, Fillias, 249.

Indian produce

raw produce at,

textile plants at, 167.

Jus, 104.

at Philadelphia, Brazilian

Fancy woods of India, Balfour,
10.
forest produce at, Saldanha da Farinaceous products at Paris Ex-
Gama, 170. hibition, 1878, JT^wze, 89,251.

Brazilian textile plants Farm weeds, Thaer, 191.

at, Saldanha da Gama, 170. Fast-growing Cinchona, Be VriJ,

51.
Fats, Chateau, 35.

of vegetable origin, Bernar-

din, 19 ; Vogl, 200.
Febrifugal properties of the olive,

Sanhury, 80.
Feeham leaves, Paschhis, 144.
Fennel (Florentine), Vavin, 197.
Fennel-flower seed, Smmonds,
181.

Anon. 235.

fibres at, Moreira, 135.
Mexican produce at,

produce at, Jackson,

102.

at Eio, 1867, Brazilian pro-

duce at. Anon. 228 ; Peckolt,
145.

— at Sydney, 1870, raw pro-
duce at, Anon. 229.

294

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Fern, or bracken, its value, JacTcson,

100.
Pern products analogous to Pulu,

Cooke, 40.
Terns, medicinal, CooTce, 40 ; Nelel^

139.
useful, of Saxony, Ruechertf

167.
Fenugreek, Jackson, 102.
Feuillaea, notes on, Bentley, 15.
Fevillea cordifolia, Hamilton, 78.
Fibre from Chamaerops excelsa.

Gay, 69.

nettles, Roessler-Lad6, 163.

Kittool, Simmonds, 110.

Fibre-yielding plants in India,

Strettell, 188.
Fibres, J/oe/?er, 133.
and their preparation, Muel-
ler, 138.
exhibited at Philadelphia,

Moreira, 135.

from Agave, Grothe, 75.

from British colonies, Sim-

monds, 181.

from Phormium tenax, Anon.

229.

from plants, Meyer, 132;

Meisseck, 157; Richard, 160;
Spon, 185 ; Swaah, 189 ; Vetil-
lart, 197.

— of India, Anon. 225, 228 ;
Royle, 167; Watson, 204; TFies-
ner, 209; Wray, 213.

new method of distinguish-

ing, TFah, 202.

nomenclature of, Rernardin,

19.

— of cotton among linen, their
detection, Boettger, 22.

of tropical plants, Squier,

186.

some neglectrd. Lock, 118.

textile, J)ennet, 50 ; Grothe,

75; Sherwood, 178.
their chemistry, Sevan S^

Cross, 20.
tropical, Sharp, 111,

Fibrilia, a substitute for cotton,
Vattemare, 257.

Fibrous materials. Refer to Index
and Abridgments of Patents,
Spinning, 28.

Fibrous substances at Sydney Ex-
hibition, 1870, Anon. 229.

Fichtelgebirges, fungi of, S^ess, 28.

Ficus elastica in Burma, Strettell,
188.

milky juice of, Adriani, 4.

Fig tree in Asia, Ritter, 161.

Fig (Indian) in Sicily, Biiiso, 21.

Fiji, its agricultural prospects,
Some, 95.

its produce, Home, 252.

Fir (Balsam), Peck, 145.

uses of, Gallot, 250.

Fire-wood, of France, Lar%iTliere^
259.

of Lombardy, Villa, 199.

Firs and pines, of Japan, Murray,
138.

Fir-wool, Reaver, 13.

oil, Beaver, 13.

Fishing by means of poisonous
plants, Ernst, 249.

Flax, its culture and products,
Ancelin, 241; Brotherton, 27;
Browne, 243 ; Cantoni, 33 ;
JDelamer, 247; Bemoor, 49; Bick-
8on, 51 ; Braebye, 53 ; Ferrage,
63 ; JELavenstein, 85 ; Hodges,
90; Klose, 253; Kruedener, 108;
Ladureau, 109; Larshoff, 112;
Lattre, 112 ; Leavitt, 114 ; Zw^-
<?(9r5, 121 ; Masse, 129; Moriere^
255; i2<7/w, 155; Renouard, 158;
Rousse, 165; Rvfin, 167; Sheriff,
178; Stockholm, 188; FeV^^,
257 ; Toy^/, 200 ; TT^r^, 203 ;
Wames, 204; ?F«7«ow, 210;
Young, 214. ^^<? «/so Linseed.
-R(9/'^r «/so ^0 Kayser's Index,
arts. Flachs and Flachsbau ;
Lorenz's Index, art. Lin ; «?2(^
Accounts £ind Papers, Indexes,
art. Flax.

INDEX.

295

Max culture in Algeria, Bourlier,

242; Hallez d'Arros, 77; Souvi-

ron, 256.
in Austria, Sohenlruch,

91 ; Kruedener, 108.
in Belgium, Deman, 49 ;

Renouard, 158.

in Denmark, Larshoff,

112; Rafn, 155.

in Prance, Papillon-

Bardin, 143; Renouard, 158.

in Germany, Bech, 14 ;

Lohren, 119; Renouard, 158.
in Great Britain, Bro-

iherton, 27; Renouard, 158.

in India, Royh, 167.

in Ireland, Andrews,

6 ; Charley, 35 ; JSoltzendorff,
252.

in Italy, Renouard, 158.

in Russia, Renouard,

158.

in the ^Netherlands, i?^-

nouard, 158.

in the United States,

Browne, 243.

in Trier, Bed, 14.

diseases of, Ladureau, 109.

fibre of, Reifiseck, 157.

its rivalry with cotton, Vogel,

200 ; Warnes, 204.

reports on, 217.

Plax (Japanese), ThilauU, 191.
Plax (New Zealand), ^«ow. 229 ;

Dennet, 50; Dickson, 51 ; i^aw-

jas-de- Saint-Fond, 62; Gihbs,70;

Sector, 85 ; Sutton, 99 ; Meyer,

131 ; Renouard, 158.

paper from, Murray, 138.

Max (Siberian), Schreler, 173.
Max dodder, JTo^;^, 107.
Max lint. Greenish, 74.
Morentine fennel, Vavin, 197.
Morentine orris, Groves. 75.
Morida indigo, Anon. 225.
Plour, its adulteration, Fby?, 230.
Mower culture for perfumes,
C%^, 37.

Flower farming in Australia,

Schomhurgk, 173.
for perfumes, Piesse,

150.

farms of France, Anon. 227.

Flower of tea, Groves, 76.
Flowers in India, Richardson, 160.

for perfumery, Rimmel, 160.

their sanitary value. Anon.

231.
Folia Buchu, Nourij, 141.

Feeham, Paschkis, 144.

Patchouli, Paschkis, 144.

Food-grains of India, Watson, 204.
Food plants. Archer, 7 ; Blankaartj

21 ; Bryant, 28 ; Buc'hoz, 28,

29, 30 ; (7«r^, 33 ; Duchesne,

55 ; Dufour, 55 ; Seuze, 89 ;

Lankester, 112; Meyer, 131;

Olerlin, 141; Pinckert, 150;

Plenck, 152 ; Regnault, 157 ;

Richard, 159 ; Rodin, 163 ;

/SM^5, 188; Thornton, 192;

Foy/, 200 ; Ysaheau, 214 ;

Zanon, 214.

Acacia as, Attfield, 9.

adulterations of, Accum, 3 ;

Chevallier, 36 ; Sassall, 84 ;
Fb^^, 200.

— at St. Petersburg, Murray,
138.

— Dika bread as, Attfield, 8.

— distribution of, Meyer, 131.

— fungi as. /S*?!? Fungi.

— Kola-nut as, Attfield, 9.
— Mahwah or Mhowa,Zo^^, 118

of America (South), Barham

27.

11.

of American Indians, Brown

— of Brazil, Peckolt, 145
Saldanha da Gama, 170.

— of France, Rodin, 162.

— of Great Britain, Curtis, 45
Johnson, 103.

— of French Guiana, Sayot,
169.

— of India, Watson, 204.

296

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Pood plants of Portugal, Figueire-

do, 63.

of Queensland, Tho%et, 192.

of Sweden, Berguis, 18 ;

Lagergren, 109.
of the South Sea Islands, For-

ster, 66.

— of the United States (crypto-
gamic), Forcher, 153.

— of the "West Indies, Farham,

11.

Food of plants and exhaustion of

lands, Mclvor, 254.
Pool's Parsley, fruit of, Fereira,

146.
Porage plants, Buc'hoz, 29, 30 ;

Christy, 37 ; Fuve, 57 ; Flint,

64; GoUn, 71; Goffart, 72;

G our don Sf Naudin, 73 ; Seuze^

89; Law son, 114; Lecocq, 114;

Lecouteux, 115 ; Le Boux, 115 ;

Loebe, 119, 254; Otfavi, 143;

Ferron, 148; Fierre, 150; Finch-

ert, 150 ; Quihou, 155 ; i?os-

^rwj», 164 ; Schmidlin, 172 ;

Schweizer, 175 ; Sinclair, 181 ;

TAi'er ^ Leroy, 191; Vogeli^

200 ; Ysaheau, 214.
Cuscuta an enemy of, Becker,

48 ; JTo^A, 107.

diseases of, Zo^J^, 119.

carob in Algeria, Bonzom,

Belamotte ^ Riviere, 23.

— Galegaas, Gillet-Bamitte, 71.

— Hedysarum as, Sahbatini,
169.

— lupine seed as, Setfegast, 177.
maize as, ^orw, 24 ; Buc'hoz,

29 ; G^o/«r^, 72.

Melilotus as, Gripouilleau,

75.

of Australia, Schomhurgk,

173.

— of Denmark, Brejer, 54 ;
Lange Sf Fostrup, 111.

— of France, Ansherque, 6.
of Germany, Bietrich, 52 ;

Porage plants of Italy, Ottavi,

143; Sikestri, 179.

of Norway, Jfo^, 133.

of Parma, Cocconi, 38.

Penicellaria spicataas, Cappi,

33.
preserved by " Ensilage,"

(7An%, 37.

Seradella as, Koenig, 107.

Soja hispida as, Blashovics,

21.

Sorghum as, Garner one, 68.

Sorghum halepense as. Marc,

125.

tobacco as, Briosi, 26.

wheat as, Romano, 256.

Forbidden fruit, Sterheech, 187.

Formosa camphor, Swinhoe, 190.

rice-paper, Swinhoe, 190.

Forest department in India, Cleg-
horn, 38.

destruction in Corsica,

Boumet-Jidanson, 53.

flora of British Burma, Kur%,

150.

108.
of Cochinchina, Fierre,

of Spain, Laguna, 109.

plants, Bupuis, 56.

of Darjeeling, Gamble,

products at Paris Exhibition
of 1867, Anon. 228.
from India, Brandis,

68.

26.

- from Abies pectinata,
Gerwig, 69.

of Japan, Bupont, 56.

— trees, Boutcher, 25 ; Mitchell,

133.

at Paris Exhibition of

1867, Fissot, 151.
diseases of, Ratzeburg,

156.

27.

management of, Brown,
- of Canada, Michaux,

Hein, 86.

132; Nuttall, 141.

INDEX.

297

Torest trees of Europe, Michaux^

132.
of Kew Brunswick,

MunrOy 138.
of Nova Scotia, Mi-

chaux, 132 ; Nuttall, 141.

of the Cape of Good

Hope, Fappe^ 143.

of the United States,

Marshall, 127; Michaux, 132;
Nuttall, 141.

timber, Dupont Sf Bouquet

de la Grye, 56.
Forestry, Ablet t, 1 ; Ameri/, 5 ;
Anon. 221, 235, 238; Arbois
de Jubainville, 241 ; Arndt, 241 ;
Bagneris, 9 ; Bailey, 9 ; Baur,
13; Bazelaire, 242; Bechstein,
14 ; ^^^X*, 14 ; Ber anger, 18 ;
Berry-Raynal,1\1', Booth,2\^',
Borhhausen, 24 ; Bouquet de la
Grye, 24 ; Briers, 243 ; Brueel, ■
244 ; BurcTchardt, 30 ; Burgs-
dorff, 31, 244; C/ai;e, 37; Cotta,
42, 43, 246 ; Coiirval, 246 ;
Cramer, 44 ; Crinon ^ Vasserot,
246 ; i)t^5 C«r5, 248 ; Boebner,
63; Brouet, 54; Bu Breuil, 54;
Buchesne, 55 ; JEvelyn, 61 ; Fisch-
hach, 64 ; Fischer, 64 ; Fliche,
64 ; 6^ay^r, 69 ; Gatjffier, 250 ;
G^^ifA, 69 ; (9^0^/, 250 ; Gle-
ditsch, 71: Grandeau,7S; Grebe,
73 ; Gurnaud, 251 ; Hartig, 83,
84; ^o//, 91; Sohner, 93;
Suite, 98 ; Sundeshagen, 98 ;
Ja^y^r, 102, 252; Kirwan, 106;
XocA, 107; Landolt, 111; Z^-
wo«W ^ Charbonneau, 115 ;
Liebich, 117; Loeffelhoh- Colberg,
119; JI/«/y, 1 24 ; Mathieu, 1 29 ;
JUauny deMornay, 255; Mueller,
137; Nanquette, 138; Newton,
255; Nicol, 140; Noirot Bonnet,
140; OwrcA^s, 143; P<?r«^(9, 144;
Foederle, 152 ; Futon, 255 ;
Beuter, 159 ; Rinilcer, 160 ;
Eostrup, 1 65 ; Fossmaessler, 165;

Porestry (continued) : —

Salomon, 170; Samanos, 170;
Schleiden, 172; Scho?nburgk, 173;
>S^w/2(, 176 ; Sierstorpf, 179 ;
T'^^ssy, 190 ; Thomas, 257 ; JT'w-
vericht, 195; FiV/<?/, 257; Waech-
ter, 201 ; TTms, 207; Werneck,
208 ; Wigand, 209 ; Willhommj
210.

at Sydney Exhibition, 1870,

-4wo;?. 229.

at Vienna Congress, 1873,

Mathieu, 129.

— bibliography of Erench

works on, Jacquemart, 252.

of German works on.

Baldamus, 10.

— diseases, Wernech, 208.

— Eucalyptus in, Cooley, 41.

— experimental establishments
for, Baur, 13.

improvements in, Chevaudier,

36.

— in Australia, Brown, 243 ;
Mueller, 137 ; Schomburgh, 173.

— in Austria, ^ea'o, 242 ; J/ar-

chand, 255 ; Fokorny, 153 ;
Schindler, 172; Schmidt, 172;
Schultz, 174 ; Siegfried, 179 ;
Thomas, 192 ; ?r<?/^^r, 202 ;
Willkomm, 210.

— in Belgium, Foederle, 152;
Saint-Moulin, 169.

— in Bohemia, Berchtold, 18.

— in Burmah, Falconer, 62.

— in Canada, Brummond, 54.
in Denmark, Bjerregaard,

243 ; Burgsdorff, 244 ; Bidrich-
sen, 248 ; Fleischer, 249 ; J?b^-
«^(9m, 93 ; Krogh, 253 ; Mourier,
136; O^rsi^^rf, 142; Schaeffer,
171.

— in England, Mongredien, 134.

— in Europe, Brandis, 26.
in Erance, Anon. 237

Alluaud, 241 ; Boucard, 243 ;
Broillard, 27 ; Carpentier, 245 ;
(7roy, 247 ; Becrept, 48 ; Buhamel

298

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Forestry in France {continued) :-
dii Monceau, 56 ; Escarpit^ 61
Gamble, 68 ; Gayjffier, 69, 250
Germain, 253 ; Kirwan, 106
Mariez, 126; Mathieu, 129; iV«;e-
qiiette, 138 ; Ourches, 143 ; P^r-
Miw«, 149; Rousset, 256; Saint-
Felix, 256. Pf?/"^ fl/«o ^oLorenz's
Index, art. Forets.

in Gascogne, Croisette-Des-

noyers, 44.

• in Germany, Anon. 238 ;

£aur, 13; Bechstein, 14; Booth,
243 ; Dietrich, 52 ; Boebner, 53;
Fiscali, 64 ; Frank Sf Gruber,
67 ; Guimpel, Willdenow &f
Jffayne, 77 ; Sartig, 83, 84 ;
JEar linger, 84 ; Sartung, 84 ;
Suber, 98 ; Jaeger, 252 ;
Eienitz, 106 ; ^r^5.?, 108 ;
Lauche, 113 ; Noerdlinger, 140 ;
Oelhafenvon Schoellenbach, 141 ;
Pernitzsch, 148; Reum, 158;
/ScAwfe, 174; /Sm/iJ, 176; 27w-
rm^^, 125; Walker, 202;
Wangenheim, 202, 203 ; F'^we?^,
207 ; JFillkomm, 210.

its history, ^^r^, 1 1 ;

Bernhardt, 19.

— in Great Britain, Fvelyn,
61 ; G^nyor, 251 ; iV/co/, 140;
?FaZ/['^r, 202 ; F'eJi^r, 205.

— in Holstein, Burgsdorff, 244.

— in Hungary, Bedo, 242.
in India, Balfour, 10 ; J5«W^,

20 ; Falconer, 62 ; Indian Fores-
ter, 219; Stewart Sf Brandts,
187 ; Tm^^?^, 191 ; Wragge,
213.

in Italy, Anon. 238 ; Ber an-

ger, 18; i/om, 24; Gentile, 69;
FV//<?, 199.

— in Japan, Anon. 234.

— in Liguria, Chiapponi, 36.

— in Norway, Fleischer, 249.

— in Porto Maurizio, Gentile,

69.

Forestry in Schleswig-Holstein,

Burgsdorff, 244.
in Spain, ^wow. 238 ; Bid y

Rave, 151.
in Sweden,

Anon. 235 ;
Holmgren, 93 ; Zoven, 120.

— in Switzerland, Anon. 233 ;
Boebner, 53 ; Kasthofer, 253.

— in the Alps, Landolt, 111.

— in the Gironde, Escarpit, 61.

— in the Jura, Landolt, 111.
in the Netherlands, 2?^ Fbs,

248.

— in the Punjab, Ribbentrop,
159.

in the United States, Sough,

95 ; Porcher, 153.

in relation to the plant-cell,

Sartig, 83.

Journal of, 217; Forstliche

Blaetter, 218 ; Forstliche Be-
richte, 218, 219 ; Indian Fores-
ter, 2\^.

— of Pinus austriaca, ^o^s«, 90.

— of waste lands, Kolt%, 253.

— on heath lands in Jutland,
Balgas, 46.

— physiology and pathology of
trees, Lyon, 120.

— parasitic fungi and, Loven,
120.

— pruning in, Martinet, 127.
so-called rational, Braun,

26.

truffles in. Bonnet, 23.

Forests, Cobbett, 38. Refer also
to Kayser's Index, art. Forste ;
and Lorenz's Index, art. For^^ts.

and gardens of South India,

Cleghorn, 38.

changes produced by their

in Russia, Zigra, 214.

destruction, Moreau de Jonnes,
135.

— (natural), Ber and, 18.

— of Algeria, Fillias, 249;
Seaton, 175.

of Brazil, produce at Phila-

delphia, Saldanha da Gama, 170.

INDEX.

299

Forests of British Guiana, Walker ^
202.

of Caprino, PUagaud, 146.

of Central Kevada, Sargent,

170.

169.

of French Guiana, Sagot,

— of England, TFehher, 205.

— of Great Britain. Hefer to
Accounts and Papers, Indexes,
art. Woods, Foeests and Land
Eeyenues.

of Massachusetts, Emerson,

60.

— of pine, Mechow, 130.

in the Jura, Munier,

138.

— of N'ew Zealand, their con-

servation, Lindsay, 117.

— of Schleswig-Holstein, Wag-
ner, 201.

— of Spain, Widdrington, 209.

— of Sweden, Johannson, 103.
of Tasmania, Calder, 32 ;

Hull, 98.

— of teak in Pegu, Brandts,

25.

— of Tenasserim, Falconer, 61.

— of the Punjab and Himalayas,
Cleghorn, 38.

— replanting of. Brown, 27.
See also Re-afforesting.

— their growth, Schafranow,
171.

— their influence on climate.

Maistre, 124.

when leafless, Willkomm,

207; Zuccarini, 215.
Foxglove, its properties, Elmiger,

60.
France, Ailanthus culture in,

Cheruy-Linguet, 36.
bamboo culture in, Calvet,

244 ; Garrigues, 69.
cork-oak culture in, Rousset,

166.

— cotton culture in, Sonnini de
Manoncour, 183.

France, economic plants of, ^wc'^oz,
28, 29 ; Duluisson, 55 ; Four-
cade, 66; Beymond,15S; Rodin,
163.

emetics of, Lacipiere, 109.

flax culture in, Renouard,

158.

firewood in, Larzilliere, 253.

— '■ — flower farms of. Anon. 227.
forage plants of, Ansberque,

6 ; Lecocq, 114.
— forest management in, Bran-
dts, 26 ; Broillard, 27.

forestry of, Anon. 237 ; Allu-

aud, 241 ; Boucard, 243 ; Car-
pentier, 245 ; Chevaudier, 36 ;
Croy, 247 ; Buhamel duMonceau,
56 ;' Fliche, 64 ; GamUe, 68 ;
Gayffier, 69, 250 ; Germain,
250; Grandvaux, 250; Kirwan,
106; Mariez, 126; Mathieu,
129; Metz-Nollat, \^\ ', Nan-
quette, 138 ; Ourches, 143 ;
Parade, 144 ; Ferthius, 149 ;
Rousset, 256; SaUon, 169;
Saint- Felix, 256. .

bibliography of, Jacque-

mart, 252.
— fungi of, Cordier, 41 ; i?ow«-
«^?, 166.

hemp culture in, Balgas,

247.

industrial plants of, Rodin,

163.

— introduction of tea from
Brazil into, Guillemin, 76.

— jalap plants in. Anon. 232.

— madder culture in, Besse,

19 ; Besse Sf Rieu, 20.

medicinal plants of, Barleu-

Buhourg, 11; Bodard, 22 ; Bodin,
22 ; Bossu, 24 ; Cazin, 34 ;
Chaumeton, Chamheret, 8f Poiret,
35 ; Coste Sf Willemet, 42 ;
Beschanelet- Valpetre, 50 ; i>w-
bois, 54; Zeieaw^^, 114 ; Rodin,
163 ; Roques, 164 j Saffray,
169.

300

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

France, mulberry culture in, Laffe-

mas, 109.
opium of, Chevallier, 36 ;

Decharme, 48.

orange culture in, Risso,

160 ; Eisso Sf Poiteau, 160.
— peppermint culture in, Ro%e,
167.

pine-tree culture on dunes,

JBoitel, 22 ; Brown, 27.
— plants cultivated in, Chaboul,

35.

— poisonous plants of, Rodin,
163.

— oak forests of, Burger, 31.
ravages of Cuscuta in, God-

ron, 72.

— resinous produce of, Cro^,
247.

— replanting of forests in,
Brown, 27 ; Gayffier, 69.

rhubarb culture in, Gallais,

68.

— saffron culture in. Anon.
223, 232 ; Chapellier, 35.

— sugar-beet in, Lenglen,
116.

suspected plants of, Rodin ^

163.

tea culture in. Anon. 233.
textile plants of, Sorn,

252.

— tobacco culture in, Bee, 13 ;
Truchet, 194.

— truffle culture in, Thiriat,

192.

— useful plants of, Bue'hon, 28,
29 ; Bubuisson, 55 ; Zoiseleur-
Beslong champs, 120; Lions, \\2.

— wheats of, Corenwinder, 41.
wood-sections from, JSfoerd-

linger, 140.

Frangula bark, Baeumher, 9. See
also Khamnus Frangula.

Frankincense, or Olibanum, Bird-
wood, 20.

Frankincense tree, Kempthorne,
105.

Frankincense tree of Sierra Leone,

Bennett, 17.
of Western Africa, Baniell,

47.
Fraudulent sophistications, and

means of detection, Accum, 13 ;

Hassall, 84.
Fraxinus chinensis, Anon. 225.
Fraxinus cultivation, Janssen,l03.
French colonies, coffee culture in,

Be Comte, 114.

cotton from, Poulain, 255.

in America, and their cul-
ture of Nopal, Thierry deMenon-

ville, 191.
French Guiana, agriculture in,

Sagot, 169.
— — cinnamon tree, Lehlond, 114.

cotton culture, Lellond, 114.

— food plants of, Sagot, 169.

forests of, Sagot, 162.

its vegetables, Sagot, 169.

oil plants in, Sagot, 169.

French Kinkina, Leroy, 116.

Lactucarium, Anon. 237.

opium, Odeph, 141.

rhubarb, Gallais, 68.

Friedrichshains, timber trees at,

Jahn, 102.
Friesland, trees of. Oersted, 142.
Fruit, milerd, 89; Spon, 185;

Whitehead, 209.

in India, Speede, 1 84.

in South Australia, Ward,

203.

in Spain, Hidalgo, 251.

(miraculous), of Soudan,

Baniell, 47.

of the carob tree. Redwood,

156.

Fruit-bearing trees of Porto Mau-

rizio, Gentile, 69.
Fruit-tree culture, Bu Breuil, 54.
Fruit trees, Langethal, 111.
Fruits, Anon. 222; Leroy, 116;

Spon, 185.
as food in Queensland, Thozet, -

192.

INDEX.

301

Fruits, culture of, Alfonso, 5 ;
Bartley,\\ ; EiUerd, 89; White-
head, 209.

in the IS'etherlands,

Ottolander, 143.

Fruits of Hemlock, Anise, and
Fool's Parsley, Pereira, 146.

Fruits, their study, Brouf<se, 27.

Fucusedulis, its properties, Grifferiy
74.

vesiculosus. Anon. 238.

Fungi (edible), Anon. 228 ; Bas-
royer, 12 ; Bonnet, 23 ; Bupuis,
56; E'loffe, 60; Harzer, 84;
Susemann, 99 ; KroenishfrancJc,
108; Kromhhoh, 108; Lachaume,
109; Lmalle, 113; Z^J^w/, 114;
Loehe, 118; Mar quart, 129;
Morel, 135; Persoon, 149; P^y/,
149 ; Roques, 164 ; Vavasseur,
Cottereau,SfGilletde Grandmont,
197.

of Austria, Kreutzer,

108.

- of Bohemia, Kromhhoh,

of England, Badham, 9.

of France, Cordier, 21 ;

Roussel, 166.
ofGermany,^J5«wy^«ws,

58; Ellrodt, 60; Sartinger, 84;

Hermann, 84; ^ss, 88; Kerner^

105; Jf^y^r, 130.

^ — of Italy, Viviani, 200.

of Moravia, Marquart,

108.

126.

126.

194.

of Paris, Letellier, 116.
of Silesia, Mar quarts

of Switzerland, ^roy,

— from India, Waring, 203.

— (medicinal), of Germany,
Ehhinghaus, 58.

— of Paris, Letellier, 116.

— on Citrus, Cattaneo, 34.
present in opium blight,

Fungi (poisonous), Basroyer, 12 ;
Bupuis, 56 ; E'loffe, 60 ; ^ar-
2^r, 84 ; Kroenishf ranch, 108 ;
Kromhhoh, 108; Z^W2, 116;
Marquart, 127; Jior^^, 135;
Persoon, 149 ; Roques, 164 ;
Schummel, 174; Vavasseur, Cot-
ter eau, Sf Gillet de Grandmont,
197.

of France, Cordier, 41 ;

Roussel, 166.

oiGeTmB.iij,Khh'nghaus,

58 ; Ellrodt, 60 ; Rartinger, 84 ;
Hermann, 88 ; -S"^S5, 88 ; JT^r-
w^r, 105 ; Mayer, 130.

of Italy, Viviani, 200.

of Moravia, Marquart,

126.

183.

126.

194.

of Paris, Letellier, 116.
of Scandinavia, Smith,

of Silesia, Marquart,

of Sweden, Z'ms, 67.
of Switzerland, :7ro^,

— (suspected), Harzer, 84 ;
Hayne, 1 5; Hermann,'^!; Kromh-
hoh, 108 ; Z^;^E, 116.

— of Italy, Viviani, 200.

of Scandinavia, Smithy

183.

194.

of Sweden, i^ms, 67.
of Switzerland, Troy,

(truffles), Bonnet, 23.
(useful), Comes, 246 ; P^y?,

149.

— ' of France, Cordier, 41 ;

Hayne, 85.
of Russia, Hamilton,

79; Z^w2, 116.

167.

of Saxony, Ruecherty

Cunningham y 45.

Fungoid plant-diseases in Sweden,
Winslow, 211. /S^(? ff^so Diseases.

Fungus attacking sugar, Payen^
145.

302

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Gaboon, ordeal poison of, Raluteau

Sf Peyre, 155.
Galega as forage, Gillet-DamiUef

71 ; Reynard, 159.
Galanga, Hanhury, 81.
Galanga minor, Hance, 82.
Galbanum, Buhse^ 30; Sirsohsohrij

89, 90.
Galicia, medicinal plants of, Pla-

nellas Giralt, 151.
Galipot, Morel, 135.
Gall, *' Gool-i-pista," PereiraMl-

" Woo-pei-tsze, ' ^Pereira, 147.

Galls, Bussorah, Anon. 223.

Chinese, Anon. 223.

English oak, Vinen, 199.

ink, D' Urban, 56.

Mecca, Anon. 223:

of Pistacia, Guihourt, 76.

of Terebinthus, Guihourt, 76.

Gall-nuts, Grace- Calvert, 44.

Galuncha, Anon. 230.

Gambia, Tallicoonah (or Tonlou-

couna) oil from, Clarice, 37.
Gambir, Guihourt ^ 76 ; Seemann,

176.
Gamboge, Sanhury, 8 1 ; Lanessan,

111.

from Mysore, Christison, 37.

from Siam, Sanhury, 81.

tree of Siam, Christison, 37.

Gamboge-yielding plant, the true.

Anon. 234.
Garcinia Hanburyi, Anon. 234.
Mangostana substituted for

Bael, Bentley, 16.

yielding gamboge, Hanhury,

11.

Gard, culture of truffles in the,
Thiriat, 192.

Quercus Ilex in the depart-
ment of the, Regimheau, 157.

Gardens and institutes, jETe-rc^er, 87.

of South India, Cleghorn, 38.

Gascogne, forestry in, Croisette-
Desnoyers, 44.

Gelsemium sempervirens, Solmes,
92 ; Sawyer, 171.

Genista, its species and uses, ThU-
haut-de-Berneaud, 191.

Genoa, cotton culture in the pro-
vince of, Piccone, 150.

Gentian root, Corder, 41.

Gentiana, Marquis, 121 .

Geranieae, their uses, JacTcson,
101.

Geranium dissectum. Anon. 229.

maculatum, Bentley, 16.

Geranium oil. Anon. 224: .

German names of official plants,
Mueller, 136.

Germany, acclimatization of plants
in, Buvry, 31.

bee-flora of, Alefeld, 4.

cereals of, Dietrich, 51.

conifers of, Geyer, 70 ; Sarlig,

13; Henkel Sf Sochstetter, 87.
cultivated plants of, Beiche,

35.

14

doubtful plants of, Chamisso,

Cyperus esculentus, a native
substitute for colfee, Christy
245.

economic plants of, Bechstein,

14 ; Calmer, 32 ; Dietrich, 35 ;
Langethal, 112; Schmidt, 172;
Schuharth, 174; Schuk, 174;
Tuerh, 195 ; Weinhold, 206 ;
ZennecTi, 214.

new, Met%, 131.

— emetics of, Lacipiere, 109.
flax culture in, Lohren, 119 ;

Renouard, 158.

forage plants of, Beiche, 14 ;

Dietrich, 52 ; jGTe^w, 86.

forestry of, Baur, 1 3 ; Bech-

stein, 14; Berg, 18; Bernhardt,
19; -Booa, 23, 243; Co«J^<?, 42,
43 ; Dietrich, 52 ; Doehner, 53 ;
Fiscali, 64 ; Frank Sf Gruher,
67 ; Gleditsch, 71 ; Guimpel,
Willdenow, Sf Sayne, 77 ; JTar-
%, 83, 84 ; Sartinger, 84 ;
Hartung, 84 ; Huher, 98 ;
Jaeger, 262) XienitZjl06 ; Koch,

INDEX.

303

Germany, forestry of {continued) :

107 ; Krehs, 108 ; Lauche,\\^ ;

Noerdlinger, 140 ; Pernitzsch,

148; Reum, 158; Rohr, 163;

JSchuUz, 174 ; Senft, 176 ; f7'/i«;g.

richt, 195; Walker, 202; JFendt,

207; Willkomm, 210.
Korth American trees

for, JFangenheim, 202, 203.
forests of, when leafless, Will-

homm, 210; Zuccarini, 215.
fungi of, Ellrodt, 60 ; ^er-

mann, 88 ; ^^ss, 88 ; Kerner,

105.

(edible), J[/<74/^r, 130.

(poisonous), Jf^^y/^r, 130.

— grasses of, Jessen^lO'S ; Mauhe,
129.

— hemp culture in, Balgas, 247.

— Materia medica of, Artus, 8 ;
Bischoff, 21 ; Gleditsch, 71 ;
Winkler, 211.

medicinal plants of, Eimlclce,

59; ^rtn^6w,104; Schrader, 17S;
Weinhold,206; Wender oth, 207 ;
Winkler, 211.

— nettles of, as textile, Mueller j
138.

oaks for the navy of, Haering^

11 ; Sartig, 83.
— oil plants of, Dietrich, 52.
opium culture in, Desaga,

50.

— pharmacopoeia of. See Ma-
teria medica of.

poisonous plants in, Ahles,

4 ; Anion, 1 ; Gressler, 74 ;
Guenther 8f Bertuch, 76 ; Salle,
11; Mt in, 86; Henry, 87 ; Hoch-
stetter, 90 ; Mann, 125 ; Mayer^
130; Phoehus, 150; Plato, 152;
Prestele, 154 ; Weinhold, 206 ;
Winkler, 211 ; Wunschmamif
214.

— popular remedies of, ^«r^-
meyer, 21.

— re-afforesting in, Roehhelerij
163.

Germany, serials published in,

218, 219.
trees of, Oelhafen von Schoell-

enhach, 141 ; Reitler Sf Abel,

157.

weeds of, Beiche, 14 ; Diet-

rich, 52.
Geum montanum, Pinckard, 150.
Ghent, commercial museum at,

Bernardin, 19.
Gigartina acicularis an adulterant,

Dalmon, 46.
Ginger, Anon. 232.
commercial varieties of, Pe-

reira, 147.

powder of, Scott, 175.

Gingilie oil, Anon. 229.

Ginseng root, Anon. 226, 228 ;

Bu(fho%, 30 ; Calau, 32 ; cT^^/;-

soTi, 100, 101 ; Lockhart, 118 ;

i^ee'w, 157; Schuh, 174.
Gironde, trees in, Uscarpit, 61.
Glycine hispida, Blaskovics, 21.

^^<? «^so Soja hispida.
Glycyphila, Pay en, 145.
Globularia, Planchon, 157.
Globularia Alyssum, Beared, 114.
Goa powder, Aguiar, 4 ; Holmes ,

92 ; Kemp, 105 ; Macmillan,

122; /Si/vrt Lima, 179. /^^(^ «/so

Araroba.

its histology, Greenish, 74.

Gold of Pleasure, Ryan, 168.
Gold Thread, (7oo/;^, 40.
Goldenseal, ^5^25, 61.
Gomphosia chlorantha with Cali-

saya bark, Howard, 96.
Gonolobus Cundurango, Triana^

194.
Gossypium, Todaro, 193. /S^^ fl?«o

Cotton.
Gossypium herbaceum, Wayne,

205.
Gotterbaum. /S^^ Ailanthus.
Grasse, its manufactures, Hanhury,

80.
Grasses, Xo^i^, 119; Murphy, 138 ;

Swayne, 189.

304

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Grasses and forage plants, Flint,

64.
in cultivation, Langethal,

111 ; Zawson, 114.

for meadow-culture, Man-

siein, 83; Met%ger, 131,

— of economic value in South
Australia, Schomhurgk, 173.

— their value as forage, Sin-

clair, 181.
useful and injurious, MauTce,

129.
Grass-tree gum, Simmonds, 180.
Grain used for food in India, JFat-

son, 204.
Grains of Paradise, Snooker, 94 ;

Fereira, 147.
Gramineae, useful products of,

Archer, 7. See also Forage

plants.
Grease, Chateau, 35.
of vegetable origin, Bernar-

din, 19.
Great Britain and Ireland, arbori-
culture in, Loudon, 120.
beet-root (sugar) culture in,

Baruchson, 12.

coffee consumption in, Bran-

son, 26.

— cotton trade of, MacSenry,
122; Mann, 125.

supply from India,

Watson, 204.

— cultivated plants in, Loudon,

120.

158.

flax culture in, Renouard,

— food-plants in cultivation in,
Curtis, 45.

forestry in, Evelyn, 61 ;

Grigor, 251 ; Grindon, 75 ;
Laslett, 112 ; Loudon, 120 ;
Mitchell, 133 ; Nicol, 140 ;

Walker, 202 ; Watson, 205.
Refer also to Accounts and
Papers, Indexes, art. Woods,
Forests, and Land Kevenues.
— imports into. Anon. 226.

Great Britain and Ireland, lichens

of, Collingwood, 39.
medicinal plants of, Anon.

222 ; Barton Sf Castle, 12 ;

Blag rave, 21 ; Craig, 246 ; Cul-

peper, 45 ; Sill, 89 ; Feachie, 145;

Short, 178 ; Turner, 195.

in cultivation, Curtis,

45.

16.

pharmacopoeia of, Bentley,

— pines cultivated in, Lawson,
113.

poisonous plants of, Wilmer,

210.

— serials published in, 217,
218.

tobacco grown in, Brodigan,

27.
useful plants of. Hill, 89 ;

Johnson, 103. See also England.
Great Britain, and Indian cotton,

Chapman, 35.
Great Exhibition. See Exhibition

at London, 1851.
Grindelia robusta, Holmes, 92 ;

Steele, 186.
Greece, its useful plants, JSeldreich,

86.
poisonousplants of, Landerer,

110.
Green dye from China (Lo-Kao),

Bleekrode, 22 ; Hanlury, 80 ;

miot, 86; Rondot, 164.

(Putchuk), Hance, 82.

Green tea. Anon. 235.
Greenhart tree of British Guiana,

Maclagan, 122; Rodie, 162.
Greenhouse, economic plants of,

in Regent's Park, Sowerly,

184.
Grenada (New). /S^^ New Grenada.
Ground-nut cake, Tuson, 195.
Ground nuts, Anon. 239.
Guaco, Anon. 224 ; Schomhurgk,

173. See also Mikania Guaco.
its medicinal properties,

Simmonds, 179.

INDEX.

305

Guadeloupe, mulberry culture at,

Perrottet, 149.
Guarana, Coohe, 40.
Guava, Anon. 229.
Guaycuru root, Holmes, 92.
Guiana (British), Bebearu tree of,

Maclagan, 122; Rodie, 162.

cotton from, Solmes, 93.

Greenhart tree of, MaclagaUy

122; Rodie, 162.

its forests, TFalker, 202.

its productions, S^ancock, 82.

its raw produce at London

Exhibition of 1851, Anon. 223.

— plantership in, MacRae, 123.

— starch-producing plants of,
Shier, 178.

Urari poison of, Schomburgh,

171.

woods of, Spech Ohreen, 184.

Guiana (Dutch). See Surinam.
Guiana (French), agriculture in,

Sagot, 169.
cinnamon tree of, Lellond,

114.

cotton culture in, Lellond,

114.

— food plants of, Sagot, 169.

— forests of, Sagot, 169.

— its vegetables, Sagot, 169.

— oil plants in, Sagot, 169.

— plants brought from, Perrot-
tet, 148.

produce of, Auhlet, 9.

Gum Ammoniacum, Puhse, 30 ;

JSirsehsohn, 89, 90; K., 104.

Amine, Crease, 44.

Arabic at Trieste, Anon.

239.

Caramania, Proctor, 154.

Copal in Angola, TFelwitsch,

207.

of Zanzibar, ITirk, 106.

(oriental), Zander er^

110.

Chicle, JacTcson, 102.

Galbanum, Hirschsohn, 89,

Gum Hog, Ramilton, 78, 79 ;

Mitchell, 133.
Kino of Tenasserim, Mason^

129.
Kauri, ^n^w, 251; Symons,

190.

Mastic, Strolelhurger, 188.

Mesquite, Anon. 232 ; Miller ^

132.

90.

90.

Opoponax, JBLirschsohn^ 89,
Sagapenum, Sirsehsohn, 89,

— Sandarach, Morel, 135.

— Senegal, Ferand, 62 ; Fluech-
iger, 64.

— Tragacanth, Guihourt, 76.
■its adulteration, Maltass^

124.

its formation, J/bA/,

133.

Gum (Botany Bay), Simmonds,

180.

(Cape), Pappe, 143.

from Eucalyptus, Wiesner,

209.

— (grass tree), Simmonds, 180.

— from Quebracho Colorado,
Arata, 7 ; Vogl, 200.

-from Ehus Metopium, Hamil-

ton, 78.

— from three species of Aristo-
lochia, Samilton, 78.

(Xanthorrhea), Simmonds,

180.
Gum- resins allied to myrrh,

Pymoch, 58.
from Brazil at Paris, Siha

Coutinho, 256.
of the Umbelliferae, Deniau,

90.

50.

Gums, Loch, 254; Spon, 185;
Wiesner, 209. to fl/so Eesins.

Gums allied to Tragacanth, Gui-
hourt, 76.

and resins, Athinson, 9 ;

Simmonds, 180.

(elastic), Walton, 202.

20

306

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Gums from Brazil at Paris, Silva

Coutmho, 256.
from Lentiscus, Strohelhurg-

er, 188.

gum-resins, and resins, at

Paris, Silva Coutinho, 179.
— (Indian), Simmonds, 180.
in the India Museum,

Coohe, 41.

Gungah, or Indian hemp. Anon.
222 ; O'Shaughnessy, 142.

Gunpowder, dogwood for, McJVahf
123.

Gurgun balsam, Gilmour, 71.

Guru-nut of Soudan, Daniell,
47.

Gutta (Indian), tree, Cleghorn,
38.

Gutta percha, Adriani, 4 ; Balfour,
10; Crace- Calvert, 44; Soffer,
90 ; HooTcer, 94 ; Maclagan,
122; Malepeyre, 254; Solly,
183. Refer also to Index of
Abridgments of Patents, Ii^dia-

KUBBEE AND GfTTA PeECHA,

16.

Ballata, a substitute for,

Anon. 238.

from Hancomia, Claussen,

38.

— industry, Solas, 23.

— its introduction into England,
Montgomerie, 134.

— origin of, Beauvisage, 242.

— tree. Anon. 223,
in Singapore, Anon.

225.
Gutta-perchas, list of, Bernardin,

19.
Gutta Taban, Seemann, 176.
Gutta Turban tree. Anon. 223.
Gynocardia odorata, Lepage, 116.

Haarlem Museum, colonial timber
in. Anon. 235 ; Eeden, 58.

Habzelia aethiopica, JDaniell, 47.

Hachisch, or Indian hemp, Gri-
mauXf 75.

Haematoxylum campeachianum,

Weinrich, 206.
Hagenia abyssinica, Fluechiger Sf

Buri, 65.
Hainan, produce from, Swinhoe,

190.
Haiti, indigenous agriculture of,

Reynoso, 255.

its produce, Jaeger, 102.

Haifa. See Alfa and Esparto

grass.
Hamburg medicinal ^ovB,,Eimlche,

59.
Hancornia speciosa, Claussen, 38.
Hardy fruit culture, Kibherd,

89.
Harmala, in Greece, Landerer,

110.
Harmala seeds, Fluechiger, 65.
Hasan-i-Yusaf, Coohe, 40.
Heatherside, trees at, Mongredien,

134.
Heath-lands, vegetation on, Borg-

greve, 24.
Hedychium spicatum, Coohe, 40.
Hedysarum pratense, Sahhatinif

169.
Heetoo bark, Vaughan, 196.
Hellebore (American), Anon. 225.
(White), as an adulterant,

Bentley, 17.
Helleborus niger, its adulteration,

Bentley, 15.
Hemileia vastatrix. Allay, 3.

See also Coffee leaf disease.
Hemlock fruits, Pereira, 146.
Hemp, Masse y 129 ; Renouard,

158.

(African), Daniell, 46.

as a narcotic, Steetze, 186.

culture, Delamer, 247 ; (by

Wiinholt) Flor, 249 ; Leavitt,

114; 0/w/s^/i, 142; Wissett,

212.
in Austria, Sohenlruch,

91.

247.

in Prance, Dalgas,

INDEX.

307

Hemp culture in Germany, Bal-

gas, 247.
in India, MuUer, 138 ;

Hoi/le, 167.

in Mexico, Zespinasse,

253.

247.

in Switzerland, Dalgas,

in Trier, Beclc, 14.

— fibres from, Reissech, 157.

— (Indian), or Gunjah, Anon.
236 ; Fronmueller, 68 ; Grimaux^
75 ; 0^ Shaughnessy , 142.

— (Manila), Balfour, 242.
pharmacology of, Martius,

128.

Henbane, biennial. Squire, 186.

English, Usher, 196.

Indian, Dymoclc, 58.

Henna, Belehevalerie, 49.

in Algeria, A?ion. 239.

leaves, Faschkis, 144.

Herb culture at Mitcham, Anon.
233. See also Medicinal plants.

Herb-poisoning at the Cape, Greyy
74.

Herba Chenopodii anthelmintica,
Faschkis, 144.

Herba Santa Maria, Fey, 159.

Herbage, experiments on, Lawes,
Gilbert, Sf Masters, 13.

Herbal, Alhertus Magnus, 5 ; Flack-
well, 21 ; Culpeper, 45 ; Feachie,
145.

Herbaria (pharmaceutical), F[an-
lury, 81.

Herbarium of medicinal plants at
Pharmaceutical Society, Anon.
231.

Herbs in the London Market,
Squire, 186.

their preservation for medi-
cinal use, Dwyer, 57.

(savoury), Langethal, 111.

Hermodactyls, Coohe, 40 ; Flan-

chon, 151.
Hertfordshire, lavender culture in,

Anon. 231.

Hesse, Materia medica of. Wen-

deroth, 207.
Hickory (Pignut), oil from, Wayne,

205.
Hildesheim, forestry in, Alherti,

5.
Himalayan conifers. Madden, 123.

forests, F'och, 107.

tea, Zoarer, 118; Foyle,

166; Zoeller, 215.

tea plantations, Fortune,

66.

Himalayas, Cinchona culture in,
Kunt%e, 108.

forests of the western. Cleg-
horn, 38.

Hindoos, their Materia medica,
Ainslie, 4.

Hindostan. See India.

Hing, an Indian drug, Fluechiger,
65.

Hippomane Mancinella, Samilton,

n.

Hirneola Auricula-Judae, CooTce,

40.
Hitchin, culture of medicinal

plants at, Bentley, 1 5 ; Solmes,

92.
History of sugar-making, Reed,

156.
of cultivated vegetables,

Fhillips, 149.
Hoang-nan bark, Flanchon, 151.
Hog- gum tree, Hamilton, 79.
Hogg-gum, Mitchell, 133.
Holarrhena africana, Wulfsherg,

213.
Helens bicolor, a substitute for

chocolate, Barton, 12.

saccharatus, Smith, 182.

Holstein, economic plants of, Fafn,

155.
forestry in, Burgsdorff, 244 ;

Wagner, 201.

rape-seed culture in, Iversen,

100, 252.
Holsteinborg, forestry in, Holstein,
93.

308

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Homoeopathy, plants used in,
Winkler, 211.

Hop culture, Adder ^ Iversen,
241; Diot-Gilmat, 62; Lamp-
recht, 110; Lehnert^ lib -, Lue-
dersj 121; Manwarmg, 125;
Marshall^ 127 ; Per in, 148 ;
Frescott, 154; Simmonds, 181 ;
Trojel,lM; TFeiss, 207; WTiite-
head, 209; Wirth, 212. Reftr
also to Kayser's Index, art.
HoPFENBATJ ; and to Accounts
and Papers, Indexes, art. Hops
AND Hop Duties.

in England, its statistics,

Braungart, 26.

its origin, Cech, 245.

on peat soils, Schoher, 173.

Hop-garden, its riches, Bradley,

24.
Hops imported into Britain, ^wow.

226.

their diseases, Kraus, 107.

Horse-Chestnut, its uses, Anon.

227.

starch from,

Remilly, 191.

Horticulture, Chinese,

Thihierge Sf

Fortune,

66.
Household economy, plants used

in, Berchtold, 18; Mayer, 130.

See also Economic plants.
Humulus Lupulus. See Hop.
Hungarian balsam, Morel, 135.

red pepper, Brady, 25.

Hungary, poisonous plants of,

Kuhinyi, 108.

state forests of, Bedo, 242.

Hura crepitans, Hamilton, 78.
Hybrid (presumed), of Cinchona,

Be Vrij, 51.
Hybrids of Cinchona, Kuntze, 108.
Hybridization of Cinchonae,

Broughton, 27.
Hydnocarpus odoratus, Waring,

203.
Hydrangea arborescens, Bentley,

16.

Hydrastis canadensis, Bentley, 15 ;

Fspt, 61.
Hydrocotyle asiatica, Anon, 224,

225 ; Waring, 203.
Hydrocyanic acid from Bitter

Cassava root, Baniell, 47.
Hydropyrum palustre, Muenter,

138.
Hymenaea Courbaril, FCamilton,

79.
Hymenodictyon excelsum, a false

Cinchona bark, Broughton, 27.
Hyoscyamus, Fereira, 146.
collection and preservation,

FCouston, 95.
Hyoscyamus niger, annual and

biennial, Houlton, 95.

Icaja, Raluteau &f Feyre, 155.
Iceland, dye plants used in, Sveno-

nius, 189.
Ilang-Ilang oil, Fluech'ger, 65.
Ilex, various species affording

Mate, Miers, 132.
Ilex paraguayensis. See Mate.
Ilixanthine, Or ace- Calvert, 44.
lUecebrum as a medicine, Buc'hoz,

29.
lUicium anisatum, Fyhman, 249.

religiosum, FyTcman, 249 ;

Hoffmann, 9.

Illustrations of Pavon's Cinchona,
Howard, 96.

Imphee, Smith, 182.

sugar culture, Olcott, 142.

Imported articles (new). Archer,
7.

Imports of Great Britain, Bexter,
57.

Indexes to Pharmaceutical Jour-
nal, 217.

India, agriculture rationally
applied to, Schrottky, 174.

barks in Pharmaceutical

^oQiQiy%M.viBQVL.m.ixom.,B[oward,
97.

Bhang consumption in, A non .

229.

INDEX.

309

India, Burseraceae of, Bennett, 17.

Calotropis culture in, Stret-

tell, 188.
cardamom culture in, Elliott,

59.

caoutchouc tree culture in, 26.

Collins, 248 ; MarTiham, 126.
— Cinchona bark from. Be Vrij,
61; Sowar d, 97; Paul, 144.

culture in, Ewart, 61 ;

Hoivard, 96; King, 106; Mark-
ham, 126 ; Nevins, 139 ; Sou-
heir an Sf Delond/re, 183.

— in Himalayas,

Kuntze, 108.

introduced into. Anon.

225, 226, 227, 234, 235.
sixth (seventh and

eighth) remittance of bark from,

Howard, 97.
coffee culture in, Arnold,

241; Shortt, 178.

cotton in. Anon. 222, 223,

228; Bazle^j, 13; Carnac, 33;
Gihhs, 70 ; Medlicott, 130 ;
Money, 134; Royle, 167; Shaw,
111 ; ?r«?^so/^, 204; TFest, 208 ;
Wheeler, 208 ; ?F«>A^, 209.
trade of, Mann, 125.

— dandelion culture in, Jack-
son, 101.

drugs from. Anon. 232;

Jackson, 101.

sold in bazaars of.

Birdwood, 20.
— economic plants of, Brury,
54; i?oy^^, 166; Watson, 204.
false Cinchona bark in,

Broughton, 27.

fibre culture in, Strettell,

188.

^ plants of, Dickson, 51 ;

Kerr, 106.

fibres from, Anon. 225, 228 ;

i?oy/^, 166; Sharp, in-, Wat-
son, 204 ; Wiesner, 209 ; ?Fr«y,
213.

flax culture in, Royle, 167.

India, flowers in, Richardson,

159.
food plant of, Mhowa or Mah-

wah. Lock, 118.

forest produce from, Brandts,

forestry of, Beddome, 14 ;
Bidie,20', Cleghorn, 38 ; Stewart
^ Brandis, 187 ; Temple, 191.

— forests of, Wragge, 213.

— gums of, Simmonds, 180.
•gutta perchatree of Southern,

Balfour, 9.

hemp in, Muller, 138; Royle,

167.

— India rubber in, Collins, 39.

— indigo culture in, Ation.
222 ; West, 208.

— Ipecacuanha culture in, ^ non .

228, 229, 230, 231, 236.
— Kino from, Royle, 166.
Materia medica of, Ainslie,

4 ; Bey, 51 ; By mock, 58 ; Fra-
goso, 67 ; Royle, 166 ; Wari?ig,
203.

— medicinal plants of, Kvers,
61; Fleming, 64; Waring, 203.

new cultures in, ^^ry, 185.

oils produced in, Cooke, 41 ;

Saivkes, 85.

— opium consumption in. Anon.

229, 232.

culture in. Anon. 231,

234, 235 ; Eatwell, 58 ; Saun-
ders, 171.

palm sugar from, Stevens,

187.

— paper materials of, Liotard,
118.

— Paucontee of "Western coast,

Cleghorn, 38.

— poisonous plants of, Simpson,
181.

— poppy culture in, Anon. 230.
produce from, Balfour, 10 ;

Cooke, 41 ; Schrottky, 174.

at Madras Exhibition

of 1855, Anon. 225.

310

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

India, produce from, at Madras
Exhibition of 1857, Anon. 225.

1859, Anon. 225.

native names of, Wat-

son, 204.

— raw products of, £idie, 20.

— resins, Simmonds, 180.

— rice culture in. West, 208.

— serials published in, 219.

— Simarubeae of, Bennett, 17.

— sugar culture in, Anon. 221 ;
Falcone, 61; West, 208.

— Sunn fibre of, Wissett, 212.

— tea culture in. Anon. 227 ;

Burr ell, 31 ; Fielder, 63 ; For-
tune, 66; Loarer, 118; Mac
Clelland,\22', Royle,UQ; Wat-
son, 204 ; Zoeller, 215. Refer
also to Accounts and Papers,
Indexes, art. East India.

— textile plants of. Dexter, 5 1 ;
Royle, 167; Watson, 204.

— timber trees of, Balfour, 10.
tobacco culture in, Scheff-

mai/er, 17 1; Watson, 204; Westy
208.

— travels in, concerning Cin-
chona, Marliham, 126.

note on same, Be Vrij,

50.

— undeveloped resources of,
Buist, 38.

vanilla culture in, Anon.

236; 0' Conor, 141.
India, Dutch possessions in. See

East Indies, Dutch.
India (South), coffee in, Bidie, 20 ;

Sull, 98.

— forestry of, Beddome, 14.

forests and gardens of,

Cleghorn, 38.

mulberry culture in, Perrot-

tet, 149.

oils of. Hunter, 99.

India (East) Review, 217.
India Museum, gums, etc., in,

Cooke, 41.
oil seeds in, Anon. 236.

India Museum, products in, Anon.
234.

India-rubber, Malepeyre, 254 ;
Warren, 204. Refer also to
Index of Abridgments of Pa-
tents, 16.

acclimatization. Cross, 45.

brought from Ceara, Anon.

238 ; Cross, 45.

Para, Anon. 238 ; Cross,

45.

38.

from Hancornia, Claussen,

its supply, Collins, 39.

industry, Bolas, 23.

plants producing, Bernardin,

19; Hancock, 82. ^ i

— in Burma, Strettell, 188. M^^*^ J

— tree in India, Collins,

245.

188.

of the Amazon, Spruce,

Indian Archipelago, woods from

the, Sturler, 189.

arrow root, Ryder, 168.

Eael, Anon. 223, 226.

barberry, its medicinal uses,

Stewart, 188.
commercial plants, Jackson,

102.

— copal, Filhol, 63.

— cultures, James, 103.

— drugs, Anon. 228, 238 ;
Bey, 248 ; Bymock, 58.

— dyes, Liotard, 254.

— fungi, Waring, 203.

— Gutta tree, Cleghorn, 38.

— henbane, Bymock, 58.

— opium versus Chinese, Rolert-

son, 161.

produce at Paris Exhibition

of 1878, Anon. 237.

— remedy, a new, Daji, 46.

— roses and their produce,
Bouglas, 53.

— Senna, Bell, 15.
species of Bassia, Jackson,

102.

INDEX.

311

Indian tea culture, Barrell, 31 ;

Camphell, 33.
Indian Chocolate root, Finchard,

150.
Indian Corn in China, Hance 8f

Mayers, 82.
Indian Cup, Bentley, 16.
Indian Fig in Sicily, Biuso, 21.
Indian Forester, 219.
Indian Gardener, Speede, 184.
Indian hemp or Gungah,^wow. 222,

236; Fronmueller, 68; Grimaux,

75 ; 0^ Shaughnessy , 142.
Indians, medicinal plants used by

the, Brown, 27.
Indies (Dutch East), and their

timber, Eeden, 59.

cultures in, GorTcom, 73,250.

economic plants of. Filet, 63.

private planting in, Rochus-

sen, 162.
Indigo, Anon. 226; Crace- Calvert,

44 ; Lasteyrie du Saillant, 112 ;

LeUond, 114; Monnereau, 134.
culture of, Cossigny de Falma,

42; Ferrottet, 148, 149; Shortt,

178.

in Bengal, Anon. 226, 239.

West.

in India, Anon. 222 ,

208.

— from Florida, Anon. 225.

— from Polygonum tinctorium,
Dusek, 57.

in Japan, Burnouf, 31.

Indigo (wild), Bentley, 16

Indigoferous plants, Joly, 104.

Indre, department of, forestry in,
Boucard, 243.

Industrial plants. Anon. 222, 232
Argenti, 8 ; Arioli, 8 ; Bayles
13; Boehmer, 22; Bosch, 24
Brierre de BoismontSf Fottier,2&
5wc'^02,28,29,30; C^zewo/a^, 34
F)exter,b\ ; Duchesne, 5 5 ; Bufour
55 ; Fichelherg, 59 ; Gorini, 73
Seuze, 89; Sochstetter, 251
Flon,^', Zoeffler, 119; Maly
124; Mueller, 137, 138; OJ^r/w

Industrial plants {continued) : —
141 ; Pe>rr^, 150 ; i2o<i^m, 163 ;
Vavasseur, Cottereau, Sf Gillet
de Grandmont, 197; F«>^2, 198;
Warming, 203 ; Whistling, 208 ;
F^rtJ^aw, 214. /Se^ a/*o Economic
plants.

adulteration of, Chevallier,

36.

mulberry as, Cahanis, 32.

of France, Rodin, 163.

of Germany, Spenner, 184.

of Great Britain, Johnson,

103.

of India, Seler, 54.

of Porto Maurizio, Gentile,

69.

— of Eussia, Zigra, 214.

— of Switzerland, Spenner,
184.

— of Yenezuela, Ernst, 248.
woods of, Noerdlinger, 140.

Infectious diseases cured by coffee,

Bradley, 25.
Influence of climate on medical

properties of plants, Engel, 60.
of cultivation on medicinal

plants, Timhal-Lagrave, 163.
of forests on climate, Maistre,

124.
of vegetation upon malaria,

Gordon, 72.
Ingria, economic plants of, MeinS'

hausen, 130.
Injurious plants of Germany,

Beiche, 14.
Ink-galls, D'Urhan, 56.
Ink plant, Anon. 230.
Inquiries, pharmacological, San-

hury Sf Oliver, 82 ; Jlerschel, 88 ;

Flooker 8f FLanhury, 95.
Insecticide, Pyrethrum as an,

Burnichon, 31 ; Saunders, 171 ;

Willemot, 210.
Institute of Pharmacy at Vienna,

Schroff, 256.
International Exhibitions. See

Exhibitions.

312

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Ipecaciian, plants fumisliing,

Balfour, 10.
Ipecacuanha, Richard, 159.
a bastard species of, Samil-

ton, 78.

at Calcutta botanic garden.

Sender son, 86.

— culture in India, Anon. 228,
229, 230, 231, 236.

— plant. Anon. 237.

— propagation of, McNdh, 123.
striated, Flanchon, 151.

Ipomoea Schiedeana, Kayser, 105.

simulans, Hanlury, 81.

Ipo as an arrow poison, Bu6'ho%,
29.

Ireland, flax culture in, Charley,
35 ; SoU%endorff, 252.

sugar-beet culture in, Sulli-
van, 819. Refer also to Ac-
counts and Papers, Indexes,
art. Sfgae.

Irish jalap, Smith, 183.

Isinglass ( Japanese),from seaweed,
Hanhury, 80.

Island tea (des lies), Buc^ho%, 30.

Isle of Bourbon, Cinchona culture
in, Anon. 234.

Isoetes, Coohe, 40.

Isonandra pulla, Sooher, 94.

Italian agricultural plants, Ton-
noni, 193.

Italy, castor oil culture in, Groves,
75.

cotton culture in, Bartolo,

1 1 ; Carcenac, 33 ; Levincenzi,
50 ; Revel, 158 ; Tenore, 191 ;
Todaro, 193; Vanzini, 196.

Eucalyptus culture in. Anon.

236.
flax culture in, Renouard,

151.
forage flora of Parma, Coc-

coni, 38; Silvestri, 179.

forestry in. Anon. 238 ;

Ber anger, 18 ; Borsi, 24 ; Ter-
racciano, 191 ; Villa, 199.

fungi (edible), Vivianiy 200.

Italy, fungi (poisonous and sus-
pected), Valenti Serini, 196;
Viviani, 200.

medicinal plants of, Cazzuola,

34; Grigolato, 74.

Tuscany, Groves, 75.

substitutes for, Ber-

tero, 19.

noxious plants of, Cazzuola^

34.

— olive culture in, Bianchedi,
20 ; Cappi, 33 ; Piceone, 150.

— serial published in, 219.
sugar culture in, Richeschi,

160.

textile plants in, Cazzuola,

34.

40.

tobacco in. Anon. 238 ; Comes,
as forage, Briosi, 26.

34.

useful plants of, Cazzuola,

wheat straw culture in. Anon.

239.
Iva, Planta-Reichenau, 152.
Ivory (vegetable), HooTcer, 94 ;

Seemann, 175 ; Smith, 182.
Ivy, various uses of, Croizette,

247.

Jaborandi, Anon. 233, 234, 235 ;

Guhler, 76; Hardy, 83; Seurch,

88 ; Martindale, 127.
commercial demand for,

^wow. 237.

cultivation. Anon. 235.

its source, Holmes, 91, 92.

stem of, Stiles, 188.

Jafferabad aloes. Holmes, 93.
Jalap, Paullini, 145; Squibh, 185.

at Calcutta botanic garden,

Henderson, 86.

culture, Hanhury, 81.

in Ireland, Smith, 183.

in Manila, Anon. 236.

(false), Guihourt, 76.

plant. Anon. 234.

in France, Anon. 232.

INDEX.

313

Jalap of commerce, Uvans, 61.

resin of, Kayser, 105.

(Tampico), Sanhury, 81.

varieties of, Kayser-, 105.

Jamaica, Cinchona culture in.

Anon. 227, 228 ; Howard, 97.

cultures of, Russell, 168.

experimental cultivation in,

Anon. 239.

sugar-cane culture in, JBeck-

ford, 14; Roughley, 165; White-
house, 200. Refer also to Ac-
counts and Papers, art. Jamaica.

Jamaica dogwood, Hamilton, 78.

Janipha Manihot, and J. Loeflingii,
Hamilton, 77.

yielding Cassava bread, Bav-

son, 47.

Japan, Conophallus as used in,
Vidal, 198.

economic plants of, Siehold,

178.

flax of, Thihault, 191.

food plants of, Anon. 234.

its pines and firs, Murray,

138.

tea culture in, Robertson,

161.

cost of, in, Rutter, 168.

Japanese Aconite roots, Langguard,
253 ; TFasowicz, 204.

Belladonna, Holmes, 93.

cotton at Antibes, JVaudin,

139.

56.

culture of Ka-ki, Dupont,

— drugs, Holmes, 92.

— forest produce, Dupont, 56.

— indigo, Burnouf, 3 1 .

— isinglass, Hanbury, 80.

— lacquer, Robertson, 161.

— mulberry, Nourrigat, 141.

— mushroom culture, Anon.
236.

— paper-making, LuedicTce, 121.
materials. Anon. 230.

pepper, Stenhouse, 187.
produce, Fortune y 66.

Japanese star-anise, Hoffmann, 90.
tanning materials, Ishikawa,

100.

tea. Anon. 228.

varnish tree, Geyler, 90 ;

Gomicourt, 72.

vegetable wax, Anon. 225,

229, 233 ; Meyer, 131 ; Robert-
son, 161.

Jatropha, Hamilton, 78.

Jatropha Curcas and J. multifida,
Hamilton, 78.

seed. Maillot, 123.

urens poisonous, Jackson,

101.

Java, Cinchona in. Anon. 225 ;
Kuntze, 108; Miquel, 133.

bark. Anon. 229 ; Came-
ron, 32.

Vrij, 51.

alkaloids in, De

sold at Amster-
dam, Be Vrij, 51.

Calisaya in, Hesse, 88.

culture in, Anon. 230,

232, 236, 237 ; Be Vrij, 50 ;
Gorkom, 73 ; Howard, 97.
— drugs from, TVaitz, 201.
economic plants of, Gorkom^

73, 250 ; Hasskarl, 84.

— its produce, Hagendorp, 77.

— coffee culture, Holle, 91.
- by the state, Elst,

60.

rhubarb, Husemann, 99.

upas tree of, Belile, 49.

Jeffersonia diphylla, Bentley, 16.
Jena, medical flora of, Graumuel-

ler, 73.
Jew's Ear, Cooke, 40.
Jipajipa, Seemann, 176.
Journal de 1' agriculture des pays

chauds, 218.
Journal of Applied Science, 217.
Journal of Forestry, 217.
Journal of Society of Arts, 217.
Joyote of Mexico, Her r era, 88.
Juetland. See Jutland.

314

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Juices expressed from plants,

Squire, 186.
Juncaceae. See Forage plants.
Juniper berries, Anon. 221.

oil of, Morel, 135.

tar, Morel, 135.

Jura, forestry in the, Landolt, 111.
pine forests of the, Munier,

138.
Jute, Dennetf 50 ; Dickson, 51 ;

Sooker, 94 ; Renouard, 158 ;

Thihault, 191.

in Bengal, Kerr, 106.

Jutland, forestry in, Dalgas, 46.

plants for sand dunes of,

Vihorg, 198.

Jyllaud. See Jutland.

Ka-kis cultivated in Japan, Du-

pont, 56.
Kafur Kachri, Cooke, 40.
Kajeput oil, Buc^hoz, 30 ; Mar-
tini, 128.
Kali-kutki, Cooke, 40.
Kalmia latifolia, Paschkis, 144.
Kamala, a new kind of, Flueckiger,

64.
Kameela, Anon. 230.
Kashmir, saffron culture in,

Downes, 248.
Kashmir Morels, Cooke, 40.
Katemfe of Soudan, Daniell, 47.
Kauhi, or Coffee, an Arabic tract

on. Anon. 221.
Kauri gum. Griffin, 251 ; Symons,

190.

resin, Morel, 135.

Kava-kava, or Ava, Anon. 236 ;

Cuzent, 46.
Kekune oil, Cooke, 40.
Kelp, Stanford, 186.
Kermes-yielding oak, Planchon,

151.
Kew Museum of Economic Eotany,

Hooker, 94 ; Oliver 8f Jackson,

142.

gardens, useful plants at.

Anon. 238.

Kigelia africana, Clarke, 37.
Kinkina (French), Leroy, 116.
Kino, Gibson, 70 ; Guibourt, 76.

East Indian, Royle, 166.

from a new source, Christi-

son, 37.
gum of Tenasserim, Mason,

129.
tree of West Africa, Daniell,

46.
Kisanlik, otto of rose at, Smith,

182.
Kittool fibre, Simmonds, 180.
Koegoed, Holmes, 91 ; Key worth,

106.
Kohl-rabi of Lapland, Sonnini de

Manoncour, 183.
Kokoon bark, Cooke, 41.
Kokum butter, Pereira, 148.
Kola-nut, Attfield, 9.

of West Africa, Daniell, 47.

Kombe arrow poison, Fraser, 67.
Korarima, Anon. 223 ; Vaughan,

196.

of Abyssinia, J?<?/^<9, 15.

Kosin, its history, Flueckiger ^

^wn, 65,
Kosso, Pereira, 147.
Koussoo, Vaughan, 196.
Krameria roots, Cotton, 43.
Kraueterbuch. /S^^ Herbal.
Krems, museum at, Sanausek, 77.
Kuang-tung, drugs of, ^T^V^A du

Frenes, 90.
Kukui oil, Cooke, 40.
Kumem in Silesia, sugar beet at,

A chard, 3.
Kundah oil, Clarke, 37.
Kurland, useful plants of, Frtehe,

67.

Labdanum creticum, Zanderer,

110.
Labrador tea, Buc'hoz, 30.
Lac dye, Cr ace- Calvert, 44.
Lacquer ( Japanese), ^oJ^r^«o«, 161.
Lactucarium, Fair grieve, 62.
(French), Anon. 237.

INDEX.

315

Ladies' Dispensatory, Sowerhyy

184.
Lakao, Crace- Calvert, 44. See also

Lo-Kao.
Lancaster Connty, use of Holcus

bicolor in, Barton, 12.
Lands exhausted by plants, Mclvor,

254.
Lapland, KoH-rabi of, Sonnini de

Ma?ioncour, 183.
La Plata, cotton culture there,

Wheelwright, 208.
Laportea pustulata, a new textile

plant, Dangers^ 46.
Larch, trunks contorted, Fehete,

62.

uses of, G allot, 250.

Larch bark, Anon. 233.

Latin names of official plants,

Mueller, 136.
Lattakia tobacco. Dyer, 57.
Laurel, Buc'hoz, 30.

— oil of, Sancock, 82.
Laurineae yielding clove bark,

Anon. 222.
Lavender culture. Anon. 231.

in Hertfordshire, Anon. 231.

Lawsonia alba, Paschkis, 144.
Leaves little known, Faschkis,

144.

of Coca, Wackenroder, 201.

of Senna. See Senna.

their qualities at various

ages, Houlton, 95.

varying in activity, Cooke,

41.

Lecture on economic botany, /ScArfl?-
der, 173.

Indian fibres, by Eoyle,

Sharp, 177.

— Materia medica, Planchon,

151.

at Pharmaceutical So-
ciety, Pereira, 146.

Lectures on economic botany, Lud-
wi(j, 121 ; ' Suckow, 189.

on food-plants, Lankester,

112.

Lectures on Materia medica, etc.,

Thomson, 192.
on medicinal plants, Michler,

59.

pharmacal botany, Noehden,

140.

vegetable poisons, Semple,

176.
Leguminosae (Papilionaceae) used

in medicine, Elermaier, 58.
Leguminous plant from Swan

River, which is poisonous, Wal-
ter, 202.
Leh, trade products of, Aitchison,

5.
Leipzig, serial published in, 218.
Lemon culture, Sterheeck, 187.

in France, Risso, 160.

Lemon- grass, Hamilton, 79.
Lemons and oranges. Anon. 236.
Lentils, the source of Revalenta,

Anon. 223.
Lentiscus, gums from, Strolel-

lurger, 188.
Leontodon, Houlton, 95.
Leontodon Taxacum, Bentley, 15.
Liatris odoratissima. Anon. 233 ;

Jackson, 101 ; Miller, 132 ;

Paschkis, 144.
Liberia, medicinal plants of,

Solmes, 92, 93.
Liberian coffee. Anon. 236; Morris,

136; Steek, 186.
in Ceylon, Anon. 237 ; Crue-

well, 45.

in the West Indies, Nicholls,

139.
Lichens of Britain, their uses,

Collingwood, 39.
Swedish, for dyeing,

ring, 208.

useful, Mangin, 125. Refer

also to Kayser's Index, art.

Flechten als Brot.
Liefland, useful plants of, Friehe^

67.
Liguria, cotton culture in, Piccone,

150.

316

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Lignria, sylviculture in, Chiapponi,
36.

Lille, flax culture at, Renouard,
158.

Lime (fruit) culture in Prance,
JRisso, 160.

Lincolnshire, medicinal plant cul-
ture in, Holmes, 251.

Linen, fibres of cotton in, Boeft^er,
22.

Linseed, Greenish, 74.

varieties of, Solmes, 251.

See also Flax, and Russia.

Linum catharticum, Fagenstecher,

143.
Liquidambar styraciflua, Wright,

213.
Liquidambar tree of Tenasserim,

Mason, 129.
Liquorice root, Anon. 239.

trade in, Simmonds, 180.

Litmus, Grace- Calvert, 44.

Dutch, or Cape, Fereira, 147,

148.
Liverpool, serial published at, 217.
Lobelia used in Peru, Fenney,

146.
Locust tree, Samilton, 79.
its culture and uses, Stumpf,

189.
Loganiaceae used in medicine,

Bureau, 31.
Logwood, Weinrichf 206.
Loja, Cinchona from, Caldas, 32 ;

Martius, 128.
Cundurango from, Fuisson,

30.
Lo-Kao, a green dye, Bleehrode,

22 ; Selot, 86. See also La-

Kao.
Lombardy, forestry in. Villa, 199.
Longouze or Cardamom, Hanhury,

81.
London, botanic garden at, Curtis,

45.

Exhibition of 1851, phar-
maceutical produce at. Anon.
223.

London, Exhibition of 1851, raw
produce at, Anon. 223.

Scotch produce

at, Lawson, 114.

1862, colonial produce

at, Hunter, 99.

226.

75.

drugs at. Anon.
fibres at, Grothe,
- Materia medica

at, Hanhury, 87.

produce at, Bu-

chenau, 28.

Tasmanian pro-

duce at. Whiting, 209.

— woods from

British Burmah at, Anon. 226.

— medicinal herbs in. Squire,

186.
plants cultivated near, Lou-
don, 120.

serials published at, 217.

Loranthacea, a poisonous, Souhei-

ran, 183.
Louisiana, sugar culture in, Leon,

253.
Loxa. See Loja.
Loxopterigium Lorentii, Arata, 7.
Lozere, forage plants of the, Le

Boux, 115.
Luban-mati andOlibanum, Flueck-

iger, 65.
Lucerne (Chili), Ladureau, 109.
Lucerne roots as paper material.

Anon. 227.
Luff a drastica, Anon. 222.

purgans. Anon. 222.

purgative species of, Alison, 5 .

sp.. Anon. 224.

Lupine forage, Ottavi, 143.

seed as forage, Settegast,

111.

Madagascar, an officinal Aloe from,
Baker, 242.

Cardamom from, Hanhury,

81.

INDEX.

317

Madagascar, Materia medica of,

Anon. 239.
Madder, its bibliography, Clouet

Sf Depierre 38.
culture, Besse, 19; Besse Sf

Hieu, 20 ; Grace- Calvert, 44 ;

jDeeazsne, 48; Zeenhardt, 115;

Loehe, 119.
Madeira, Cinchona culture in.

Anon. 234.
Madia sativa. Anon. 227 ; Pas-

quier, 144.
Madras cotton culture, Wheeler,

208.
Exhibition of 1855, raw pro-
duce at, A7ion.22b; SawJces, 85.

1857, Hawkes, 85.

raw produce at,

Anon. 225.

1859, Eaw produce at.

Anon. 225.
— fibres, Anon. 225.

forest produce from, Brandis,

27.

tobacco culture in, Scheff-

mayer, 171.

trees of, Beddome, 14.

Maguey, Blasque%, 22.

of Mexico, Pay no, 145.

Mahogany, Chaloner Sf Fleming,

35.
Mahratta country cotton, Anon.

223.
Mahwah fruit as food. Loch, 118.
Maize, or Turkey wheat, Buc'hoz,

29 ; Duchesne, 55 ; Frangois de

Neuf chateau, 67.
as forage, Born, 24 ; Goffart,

72; Lavalette, 113; Lecouteux,

115.

culture, Bonafous, 23.

and varieties, Vivenza,

199.

— introduced into China, Hance

^ Mayers, 82.

sugar from, Stewart, 187.

Malambo bark of Carthagena,

Hamilton, 79.
Malaria and vegetation, Gordon,

72.
Mallow (black), Loeffier, 119.
Mallow (musk), Jackson, 100.
Malta, agriculture in, Cleghorn,

38.
Maltese drugs, Watson, 205.
Malvaceae, economic uses of, Ag~

new, 4.
Mammoth tree of California, Anon.

225; Murray, 138.
Manchester, serial published at,

218.
Manchineel tree, Hamilton, 78.
Manganese in plants, Flueckiger,

65.
Mangosteen, Buc'hoz, 2^(lEllis,

60.

concrete oil of, Pereiia,

148.

substituted for Eael, Bent-

ley, 16.

Manila, Jalap culture in, Anon.

236.
remedies used by natives in,

Santa Maria, 170.
Manila hemp, Balfour, 242.
Manioc, Sagot, 169.
Manna, Berthelot, 19 ; Hanlury,

81.

artificial, Histed, 90.

Calabrian, Hanbury, 82.

Californian, Thurler, 192.

from Alhagi, Souheiran, 183.

not from the ash, Landerer,

110.

Malambo bark, Hanhury, 80 ; Ure,
195.

Palermo, Anon. 232.

production, Janssen, 103.

Mantua, useful and noxious plants
of, Paglia, 143.

Map of the world, pharmaceutical,
Barler, 11.

showing distribution of use-
ful plants, Canstein, 33.

Maple sugar, Avequin, 9 ; Gibb,
70 ; jilaw, 130.

318

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Maracaibo(Ciiicliona)bark, Winch-

ler, 211.
Maranta, Ryder, 168.

arundinacea, JBentley, 15.

a counter poison, Hamil-
ton, 78.
Margosa leaves, Andy, 6.
Maria, Herba Santa, Rey, 159.
Marine algae called Corsican Moss,

Bignone, 243.
— ■ — their uses, Saint-Yves, 170.
Market garden plants, Loehe, 119.
gardening in Algeria, Bumas,

56.
Markham's Travels, note on. Be

Vrij, 50.
Marocco drugs, Beared, 114; Beared

Sf Holmes, 114.
Marsh-lands, tree planting in,

Metze, 131.
Martinique, culture of Cinchona

at, Belanger, 15.
mulberry culture at, Berrot-

tet, 149.

tea, Buc'hoz, 30.

Massa-Carrera, cotton culture at,
Biceone, 150.

Massachusetts, carrageen crop in,
Bates, 13.

native forests of, Bmerson, 60.

Massaranduba, juice of, Bernardin,
19.

Masterwort collection. Anon. 236.

Mastic collection at Chios, Anon.
226; Souheiran, 183.

Mastic (gum), Strohelhurger, 188.

Mata, Wayne, 202.

Mate, Bialet, 20 ; Bue'hoz, 30 ;
Byasson, 32 ; Bemersay, 49 ;
Menier, 131 ; Miers, 132; Rol-
lins, 161.

its analysis, Wanklyn, 203.

Materia medica, Argenti, 8 ; Arioli,
8 ; Asckerson, 8 ; Booth, 23 ;
i)rt/^, 46 ; Bierlach, 52 ; Bietrich,
52 ; Bioszegi, 52 ; Fluechiger,
65 ; Fluechiger ^ BEanlury, 65 ;
6^oeJ^/, 72 ; Guilourtf 76 ;

Materia medica {continued) : —
Guimpel, 77; Sendess, 251
BLolmes, 91 ; Bemery, 115
Biaudet, 117; Bindley, 117
Zm^^,l 1 8; Boeuillart-dAvrigny
119; Mar me, 126; Martigny
128; iV^^s WW Esenlech, 139
Noehden, 140 ; Nothnagel ^
Rosslach, 141; Oudemans, 143

Bereloom,
Blanchon,

146 ; Bereira, 146

151 ; Pm^^, 153
Buihn, 1.54 ; Redwood, 156
Richard, 159 ; i?oy^^, 167
Schleiden, 172 ; Schlichthrull^
172; Schmidt, 172; ^ScAro/
256; Schuhe, 174; Schumacher
174; Schwarzhopf, 256; Schwil
gue, 175; Smyttere, 183; Stohes
188; Thomson, 192; Tournefort
193; 7r«7/5, 210; Woodville
213. jR^^r «!/so ^0 Just's Botan
ische Jahresberichte, art. Phae

MACEUTISCHE BoTAIflK.

at International Exhibition,

London, 1851, Sanlury, 81.

^wow. 226.

— at Paris Exhibition, Anon.
225 ; Samilton, 79.

1867, Souleiran Sf Be-

184.
1878, -4wow. 237.

— at Philadelphia, from Mexico,
^wow. 235.

at Sydney Exhibition, 1870,

Anon. 229.

chief plants in, Waldschmidt,

202.

— from Umbelliferae, Beniau,
50.

— microscope in. Greenish^ 74 ;
Bochlington, 152.

— notes on, Collins, 39.

— of Angola, Welwitsch, 207.

— of America, Biehl, 5 1 .

— of American Indians, Brown,

27.

— of Austria, Stupper^ 189 ;
/ScAro/, 256.

INDEX.

319

Materiamedica of Belgium, Dubois y
54.

of Bengal, 0' Shaughnessy^

142.

of Brazil, Martins, 128 ;

PecTcoU, 145 ; Feixoto, 146 ;
Piso, 151.

of Burmah, Mason, 129.

of Chile, Schroff, 173.

of China, Anon. 230 ; De-

heaux, 48 ; Hanhury, 80 ;

Pereira, 147 ; Seemann, 176.

of Devon, Smith, 182.

of Trance, Parheu-Duhourg,

11 ; (7osf^ ^ Willemet, 42 ;

Puhois, 54.

of Germany, Dietrich, 52 ;

Gleditsch,1l', JFinJcler, 211.

of Great Britain and Ireland,

Barton Sf Castle, 12 ; Bentley,
1 6 ; Flueckiger ^ Hanlury, 65 ;
J3//^, 89; J/«r/;s, 126; ?Fbo^-
«7e7/^, 213.

— of Hesse, Wenderoth, 207.

— of India, Ainslie, 4 ; Dey,
51 ; Dymoch, 58 ; Flueckiger 8f
Hanlury, 65 ; Honiglerger, 93 ;
i^oy/^, 167; Waring, 203.

(Western), Birdwood,

20.

— of Kuang-tung, ^«V^A c?m
Frenes, 90.

— of Madagascar, Anon. 239.

— of Marocco, Beared, 114;

Beared 8f Holmes, 114.

— of New Zealand, ^wow. 231.

— of Patna, Prvine, 100.
of Prussia, -S^ry, 18; Guim-

pel, 76 ; Soffmann, 90.
— of Scinde, Anon. 224.

of Spain, Argenti, 8.

of Surinam, Rotthoell, 165.

of Sweden, Bergius, 18.

of Switzerland, Vicat, 198.

of the Creoles, Grosourdy,

75.

Materiamedica of the Netherlands,
Anslijn, 6 ; Niemann, 140.

of the Philippine Islands,

Santa Maria, 170.

of the United States, Barton,

12; Holmes, 91 ; Maisch, 123;
Proctor, 154.

of Thibet, Rehmann, 157.

234.

of Yictoria, Anon.

93.

of **the East," Soniglerger,

See also Medicinal plants.
Matias bark, Ure, 195.
Matico, Anon. 233 ; Bentley,

16 ; Marcotte, 126 ; Martins,

128.
Maundee's Treasury of Botany,

Bindley Sf Moore, 117.
Mauritius, blight among the sugar

canes in, Bojer, 243.
Cinchona culture in, Small,

182.
medicinal plants in, Bouton,

25.

sugar cane culture in, An-

7; 7<?^ry, 99.

varieties of, in, Bouton,

25.

sunflowers in, Anon. 228.

M'Boundou, Rahuteau ^ Peyre,

155.
Meadow herbage, experiments

on, Bawes, Gilbert, ^ Masters,

113.
Mecca galls. Anon. 223.
Mecklenburg, economic plants of,

Wredow, 212.
Medicago, Ottavi, H3.

roots as paper material.

Anon. 227.

Medicago apiculata, Badureau,
109.

Medical schools. Botany in, Anon.
229.

Medicinal activity in plants vari-
able, Cooke, 41.

botany, Budwig, 121.

ferns, Cooke, ^0-, Nebel, 139.

herbs in London, Sq^uire,

186.

320

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Medicinal history of Solanum,
Lunal, 56.

plants, Anon. 227 ; AnsUjn,

6 ; Arbo,7 ; Archer, 7; Argenti, 8 ;
Arioli, 8 ; Artus, 241 ; Baillon,
10; Barher, 11; Beclu, 14;
Bentley, 15 ; Bentley 8f Trimtny
17 ; ^^r^, 18 ; Beichoff, 21 ;
Blachwell, 21 ; Blagrave, 21 ;
BlanTcaart, 21 ; Bodard, 22 ;
Brandt, 2Q', Brierre de Boismont
Sf Pottier, 26 ; Buc'hoz, 28, 29 ;
Burnett, 31 ; Cfl^r/, 33 ; C<?zm,
34 ; Cazzuola, 34 ; Littweiler,
53 ; i)oJ^^, 53 ; Brejer, 54 ;
Duchesne, 55 ; Bufour, bb ;
Bupuis, 56 ; Ehermaier, 58 ;
Ehrliart, 59 ; Mchler, 59 ;
Fluechger, 64 ; Gleditsch, 71 ;
Graumueller, 73 ; Graves ^ Wor-
ries, 73 ; Grindel, 75 ; Happe,
83 ; J5<?yw^, 85 ; BCenhel, 87 ;
Heraud, 87 ; Hochstetter, 251 ;
Euehner, 98 ; Susemann, 99 ;
Karsten, 104; Kosteletzky , 107;
Krauss, 108; Lanessan, 111;
Langethal, 111; Z^o, 116; Zm^-
/^y, 117; Loele, 119; Luerssen^
121 ; Jf«ww, 125 ; Mayer, 130 ;
Jf^y^r, 131 ; Jf^Y/^r, 132; Jf«-
g'w^^, 132; Mbqinn-Tandon,lS4:;
Mueller, 136; Neesvon Esenlech,
139; Olerlin, 141; Peachie, 145;
Plenck, 152 ; RegnauU, 157 ;
BeidflbJ; Bichard,lbd', Rodet,
162; jRo^m, 162 ; Roques, 164 ;
Rosenthal, 164; Sangiorgio, 170;
Schleiden, 172 ; Sheldrake, 177 ;
Siegmund, 179; Smyttere, 183;
Souheiran, 183; Sowerhy, 184;
/S;??ra?5^, 185; /Si^^A^, 186; /S?^^-
phenson 8f Churchill, 187 ; >S^^r-
^^r ^ Mayerhoffer, 187; Strumpf,
188; Suarez de Rivera, 189;
Targioni-Tozzetti, 190 ; Thom-
son, 192 ; Thornton, 192 ; Va-
vasseur, Cottereau, Sf Gillet de
Grandmont, 197; F/^^z, 198;

Medicinal plants [continued) : —

Warming, 203 ; Weinhold, 206 ;

Winkler, 211 ; Woodville, 213 ;

Ziegler, 214; ^orw, 215.
acotyledonous species

used as, Lignac, 117.
adulterations of, C%6-

vallier, 36.

apt to be confounded,

Ehermaier, 58.

at Amsterdam, Vrolik,

208.

200.

at Chelsea, Wheeler,

— confusion in, ZTo?/,

91.

cryptogamous species

used as, Marchand, 126.

their culture, Sanlury,

87.

Eolmes, 92.

— at Banbury,

at Hitchin, -S^w^-
^, 15 ; Holmes, 91.
at Mitcham, ^wow.

223, 233 ; Warren, 204.
at ISTew Lebanon,

Anon. 224.

Solmes, 251.

- in Lincolnshire,

on railway banks,
iftfiV^J, 123.

dicotyledonous species

used as, Lignac, 117.

Euphorbiaceae as, Zw-

breuiL 54.

58.

■ fungi as, EbhinghauSy

herbarium of, at Phar-
maceutical Society, Anon. 231.

— in natural orders,

Buncan, 56.

— in Eegent's Park,

Sowerhy, 184.

influence of cultivation

on, Timhal-Lagrave, 193.

liable to substitution,

Walchner, 202.

INDEX.

321

Medicinal plants, monocotyledo-

noiis species affording, Lignac,

117.
names used in Latin,

German, and Czech, Mueller,

136.

of Abyssinia, Courlon,

43.

Medicinal plants of Germany,
Beichoff, 21 ; Dietrich, 52 ;
Eimhcke, 5 9 ; Gleditsch, 7 1 ; Maly,
124; Schrader, 173; Bpenner,
184; Weinhold, 206; Wenderoth,
207; Winkler, 211.

of Great Britain, Craig,

246 ; Culpeper, 45 ; Curtis, 45 ;

of America, Holmes, Peachie, 145 ; Short, 178 ;

92; Hughes, 98; Maiseh, 123.
America (South), Z«;m-

^^r^, 110.

of American (North)
Indians, Brown, 27 ; F aimer,
143 ; /Si^^^^^y, 186.
— Australia, Mueller,

137; Simmonds, 180.

171.

125.

of Catania, Maravigna,

macher, 174; JTe^w^^^f, 207.

of Dutch East Indies,

Filet, 63.

of Europe, Franche, 67 ;

Romano, 1 64 ; Sterler Sf Mager-
hoffer, 187.

of European botanic

gardens, Goeppert, 72.

of France, Buc^hoz, 28,

29 ; Cuzin, 34 ; Chaumeton,
Chamheret, ^ Foiret, 35 ; (7o.s^<3
^ Willemet, 42 ; Beschanelet-
Valpetre, 50 ; Buhois, 54 ; Z(9-
heaud, 114; Rodin, 163; Rogues,
164; /S«/r^y, 169.
of GaKcia, Flanellas de

Giralt, 151.

Turner, 195.

of Hungary,

93.

Austria, Katzer, 105 ;

J/"<7/y, 124 ; Stupper, 189 ; 73.

Wagner, 201.

— of Belgium, Bulois,

54 ; IFeurck ^ Guihert, 88 ;
Rottenhurg, 165 ; Thielens, 191 ;
Wauters, 205.

of Brazil, Gomes, 72 ;

Moreira, 135; Feixoto, 146.
of Canada, Saunders,

52.
of India, Fvers, 61 ;

Fleming, 64 ; Fragoso, 67 ;

BCeher, 54 ; Honigherger, 93 ;

Waring, 203.

of Italy, Grigolato, 74.

of Jena, Graumueller,

25.

of Liberia, Holmes, 92,
of Mauritius, Bouion,

of Naples, Fasquale S^

Avellino, 144.

New Zealand, JacJcson,

101.

of Denmark, yS^Aw- 135.

of Norway, Tonning,
193; ?rm<?i(, 207.

of Paraguay, Moreira,

63.

• of Portugal, Figueiredo,

- of Prussia, Hoffmann,
90; X^M, 105.

— of Eio de Janeiro,

Saldanha da Gama, 170.

of Scotland, Craig, 44.

of Silesia, Goeppert, 72.

of Spain, Heraud ^

Hidalgo, 87.

of Sweden, substitutes

for exotic, Joerlin, 103.

-of Switzerland, Spenner,

184; Weinhold, 206; ^wow.
238.

of the Netherlands, Z)m

Rondeau, b1 ', Vrolik, 201.

21

322

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Medicinal plants, of the United
States, Matsch, 123 ; Jlajlnesque-
Schmaltz, 155.

cryptogamic,

Forcher, 153.

(Southern), For-
cher ^ 153.

of Tuscany, Groves, 75.

of Venezuela, Ernst,

248.

of "West Indies, Mon-

ardes, 133; Simmonds, 180.

of the Compositae, Jack-

son, 101.
of the Euphorbiaceae,

Jussieu, 104.
of the Ranunculaceae,

LanTcester, 112.
of the Rutaceae, Jach-

8on, 101.

of the Umbelliferae,

Deniau, 50.

• quackery in, Forsyth,

66.

Papilionaceae in, Fher-

maier, 58.

substitutes for, in Italy,

Bertero, 191 ; Coste Sf Willemetj
42.

their collection, Oli^-

schlaeger, 142; Violand, 199.
in Great Britain,

May, Anon. 222 ; July, Anon.
222 ; August, Anon. 222.

in Europe, Anon.

236.

their expressed juices,

Squire, 186,

used in homoeopathy,

Winkler, 211.
^— • yalerianaceae,jDw/r^«w^,

55.
properties influenced by

climate, Fngel, 60.
of the Convolvulaceae,

Roessig, 163.

of Cow trees, Jackson,

101.

Medicinal properties of plants, in
relation to structure, Bierhach^
51.

of the Scrophulariaceae,

Jackson, 101.

value of Rhus, Jackson,

101.
use of Loganiaceae, Bureau,

31.
Medicine, algae used in, Nardo,

139. See also Materia medica.
Medicines, their adulterations,

Sassall, 84.
Megarrhiza califomica, Heaney,

85.
Melbourne Exhibition of 1866-67,

Australian produce at, Mueller,

137.
museum, woods in, Newlery,

139.
Melilotus as forage, Gripouilleau,

75.
(Siberian) slb foT&ge,Buroselle,

57.
Melilotus coerulea, Bixon, 53 ;

Houston, 95.
Mellegetta pepper. Hooker, 94.
Menispermum yielding Calumba

wood, Hanhury, 80.
Mesquite gum. Anon. 232; Miller,

132.
Mesua ferrea, Fereira, 148.
Mexican cotton seed. Anon. 225,

227.

drug, Damiana, Anon. 234.

Maguey, Fay no, 145.

produce at Philadelphia Ex-
hibition, 1876, Anon. 235.
tea, Buchoz, 30.

Mexico, Cinchona culture in,

Finck, 63.
hemp culture in, Lespinasse,

253.

Joyote of, Herrera, 88.

Mhowa fruit as food, Lock, 118.
Michelia Champaca, Jamie, 103.
Microscope in pharmacy, Fockling-
ton, 152.

INDEX.

323

Migration of cultivated plants,

Craufurd, 44.
Mikania Guaco, Baker, 1 0 ; Sim-

monds, 179; White, 209.
Milan Exhibition, fibres at, Grothe,

75.
Millet culture, Pinclcert, 150.
Mishmee-bitter, Fereira, 148.
Mississippi cotton region, Anon.

225, 226.
Missouri, cotton in, Somer^ 95.
Mistakes in pharmacal plants,

JEhermaier, 58.
Miraculous berry of "Western

Africa, Daniell, 46.
fruit of Soudan, Daniell,

47.
Mitcham, medicinal plants cul-
tivated at. Anon. 223, 233 ;

Warren, 204.
Momordica-bucha, Anon. 222.
Monesia, Vireij, 199.
Monesia bark, Jackson, 102.
Monkey pepper, Daniell, 47.
Monkey nuts, Anon. 229.
Monnina polystachya, Ruiz Lope%,

168.
Moors of Schleswig - Holstein,

Wagner, 201.
Moravian fungi, Marquart, 126.
Morchella, Cooke, 40.
Morels (beech), Cooke, 40.

(Kashmir), Cooke, 40.

Moringa pterygosperma, Samil-

ton, 78.
Morocco drugs, Leared, 114; Leared

8f Solmes, 114.
Morus japonica, Nourrigat, 141.
Moscow, Arboretum at, Petzold Sf

Kirchner, 149.
Exhibition, fibres at, Grothe,

75.
Moss, Ceylon, Simmonds, 180.
Moss, Corsican, Bignone, 243.
Mosses, useful, of Saxony, Rueck-

ert, 167.
Motril, cotton culture at, Rojas

Clemente, 164.

Mould attacking sugar, Rayen^
145.

Mountain tea, Jackson, 101.

Mulberry tree culture. Anon. 228,
238 ; Bonafous, 23 ; Cahanisy
32 ; Cornaggia, 42 ; Du lireuil,
54; JS^amphausen, 104: ] Madiot,
123 ; Monzini, 134 ; Peroni,
148 ; Seringe, 177.

after the Chinese

method, jE'Zm, 59.

(by Tseu-Kwang-

K'he), Anon. 225.

in China, Julien, 104.

in France, Laffemas,

109.

in Erench Colonies of

India, Eourbon, Cayenne, Mar-
tinique, Guadeloupe, Rerrottet^
149.

— its acclimatization, Cattaneo,

34.

Japanese, Nourrigat, 141.

trees in China, Bretschneider,

244.
Munich Forestry Institute, Hartig,

83.
Munjeet, Cr ace- Calvert, 44.
Mullein plant. Anon. 229.
Muracuja ocellata. West Indian

opium, Hamilton, 79.
Murexide, Cr ace- Calvert, 44.
Muscovado sugar and rum, Hig-

gins, 89.
Museum at Berlin, Wittmacky

212.

at Bombay, Catalogue of,

Bird wood, 20.

at Ghent, Bernardin, 19.

at Melbourne, woods in,

Newlery, 139.

of colonial produce at Haar-
lem, Anon. 235.

at Wellington, !N'ew

Zealand, Anon. 229.

— of economic botany at Kew,
Hooker y 94 ; Oliver \ Jackson,
142.

324

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Museum of PharmaGeutical So-
ciety, American drugs in, Proc^
tor, 154.

Cinchona barks pre-
sented to, Howard, 96.

specimens in, Redwood,

156.

Museum (British), Pavon's Cin-
chona barks in, Howard, 96.
Museum (India), oilseeds in, Anon.

236.
produce in. Anon.

234.
Museums of economic botany,

Collins, 39,
Mushroom c\i\iMre,Lachaume, 109;

Lebeuf, 114.

in Japan, Anon. 236.

Mushrooms, edible species of.

Anon. 228.

in Russia, Hamilton, 79.

Musk, Bernardin, 19.
Musk Mallow, Jachson, 100.
Mustard, Anon. 237.

oil-cake, AttfieU, 9.

Myrica cerifera, wax from, Sim"

monds, 180.
and M. carolinensis, Hamil-
ton, 79.
Myrobalans, Crace- Calvert, 44.
Myrospermum pubescens, Fereira,

147, 148.
Myroxylon peruiferum, Peckolt,

145.

toluiferum. Weir, 206.

Myrrh, Hanlury, 82 ; Parher,

144.

and its allies, By mock, 58.

the plants yielding, Trimeny

194.
Myrtle, Belioux de Savignac, 49.
Myrtle (Candleberry), wax from,

Simmonds, 180.
Myrtus Chekan, Holmes, 92.
Mysore, cardamom culture in,

JEllioti, 59.
coffee culture in, Anderson,

6.

Mysore, cultivation in, JElliott,
59.

new variety of gamboge

from, Christison, 37.

Nag-Kassar, Pereira, 148 ; See-

mann, 176.
Names of official plants in Latin,

German, and Czech, Mueller,

136.
!N"ancy, forestry at, Nanquette, 138.
Naples, cotton culture in, Tenore,

191.
medicinal plants of, Pasquale

Sf Avellino, 144.
Naples Exhibition, fibres at,

Grothe, lb.
Narcotic, Pituri, a new, Bennett,

17.
Narcotics, Bihra, 20 ; Cooke, 40 ;

Coze, 44; Spon, 185; Tiedemann,

193.
Narthex Asafoetida, Buckworth,

55.
Natal arrowroot. Greenish, 74.
—- — coffee culture, Stainbank,

186.

produce at Paris, 1867,

Peniston, 146.

Naturalisation of plants, Thouin,

192.
Navelwort, Anon. 223.
Neijgherry hills, Cinchona grown

on the, Broughton, 27.
coffee culture on the, Hull,

98.
Nepaul aconite. Groves, 76.
Nerium odorum, Greenish, 251.
Neroli in British Colonies, Be

Vrij, 51.
Netherlands, cultivated plants of

the, Eeden, 58 ; Witte, 212.

economic plants of, Bu

Rondeau, 57.

flax culture in, Renouard,

158.

fruit tree culture in, Otto-

lander, 143.

INDEX.

325

iN'etlierlands, Materia medica of,

Niemann, 140; Vrolik, 201.
poisonous plants of, Blijham^

22; Miqnel, 132.
trees in, Servais, 177 ; Le

Vos, 248.
iN'ettle, as a textile plant, Bouclie

Sf Grothe, 24 ; E'loffe, 248 ;

Mueller, 138.

culture for fibre, Roessler-

Nade, 163.

fibres from, Beisseck, 157.

its economic properties,

E'hffe, 60.

Kevada, forests of, Sargent, 170.

New Brunswick, forest trees of,
Munro, 138.

iN'ew Caledonia, drugs from, Sou-
heir an, 183.

useful plants of, Vieillard,

198.

woods of, Sehert, 256.

New Grenada Cinchona barks,
Uricoechea, 196.

Cinchona species in, Mark-
ham, 126.

coffee disease in, Ernst,

69.

its produce, Monion, 1 34.
at the Paris Exhibition,

1867, Triana, 194.
roots of, Balmis, 1 1 .

New Lebanon, medicinal plant sat,

Anon. 224.
New South Wales, poisonous plant

from, Walter, 202.

woods of, Moore, 134.

New Zealand, forests of, Lindsay,

117.

Kauri gum of, Griffin,

251.

medicinal plants of, Jackson,

101.

native drugs of, Anon.

231.

pine tree in, BCay, 85.

produce of, Pereira, 147.

Sphaeria from, Pereira, 147.

New Zealand, Toot poison of,

Lindsay, 117.
New Zealand flax, Anon. 229 ;

Dennet, 50 ; Dickson, 57 ; Favjas-

de- Saint-Fond, 62 ; Gihhs, 70 ;

Sector, 85; Sutton, 99; Meyer,

131 ; Benouard, 158.

paper from, Murray, 138.

Newly imported articles. Archer,

7.
Nicaragua, its productions, Chalo-

ner 8f Fleming, 35.
Nickar tree (Black), Samilton,

79.
Nigella seeds, Flueckiger, 64.
Nightshade (Deadly), A7ion. 223.
Ninsi, Schulz, 174.
Nomenclature of textile fibres,

Bernardin, 19.
Nopal culture, Nohrega, 140.
in French America, Thierry

de Menonville, 191.
in the Canary Islands, Mar-

tius, 128.
Nordhausen, serial published in,

218.
North -Western Provinces, tea

plantations in. Fortune, 66.
Norway, economical plants of,

Tonning, 193.

forage plants of, Moe, 133.

forestry in, Fleischer, 249.

medicinal plants of, Wendtj

207.

produce of, Schueheler, 174.

tobacco culture in, Normann,

141.

spruce fir resin from, San-

hury, 80.
Nova Scotia, forest trees of,

Michaux, 132 ; Nuttall, 141.
Novara expedition, Chilian drugs

of, Schroff, 173.
Noxious plants, Moquin-Tandon,

1 34. See also Poisonous plants.
Nut, Betel, Anon. 231.

Brazil, Miers, 132.

Cashew, Hamilton^ 78.

326

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

l^ut, clearing, Coohe, 40 ; Delile,
49.

Coco, Porter f 153; Regnaud,

157.

residue, Samilton^ 79.

Coquilla, Sooker, 94.
Denna, Anon. 231.
earth, Tuson, 195.
Gall, Crace- Calvert, 44.
ground. Anon. 239 j Tuson,

195.

47.

Guru, of Soudan, Daniell,

•Kola, of West Africa, Daniell,

47.

monkey, Anon. 229.
Tahiti, HanauseTc, 77.

Nutmeg, Paullini, 145.

culture at Singapore, See-

mann, 176.

in Bencoolen, Zums-

daine, 121.
l^utmeg (California), Torrey, 193.
Nuts, /SjK>o;i, 185.
poisonous, Anon. 231.

their uses, Simmonds, 180,

181.

ISTux moschata, Paullini, 145.
vomica, Delile, 49.

Oak, the, Baguenault de Vieville,

18; Beraud, 9; Reuter, 159.
bark, Fischer, 64 ; Neuhrand,

139.
(evergreen), in the Gard, i?^-

gimheau, 157.
its bark for tanning,

Rousset, 166, 256.
forests of Spain, Jfiddrington,

209.

galls, English, F«Ww, 199.

its history and applications,

Coutance, 43.

kermes-yielding, Planchon,

151.

pedunculate, uses of, Gallot

8c Gad, 250.
raising, Burckhardtf 30.

Oak, sessile fruited, uses of, Gal-
lot 8f Gast, 250.

tan material from, Sartig,

84.

Oaks, Malherhe, 124.

description of, Sierstorpf,

179.

European and oriental, Kot-

schy, 107.

for oak growers, Manteuffel,

125.

for ship building. Burger,

31.

in Germany, Haering, 77.

their uses, Oersted, 142.

Oats, culture and use of, Arduino,

8.
Oceania, wheats of, Corenwinder,

41.
Ochro and Musk Mallow, Jackson^

100.
Odoriferous plants. Anon. 229 ;

Buclio%, 30.
Odours, Bernardin, 19.

from plants, Piesse, 150.

of plants, Britten, 27.

Officinal plants. See Medicinal

plants, also Materia medica.
Oil, Argan, Anon. 238.
Cageput, Buc'hoz, 30 ; Mar-
tini, 128.

— Cananga, Flueckiger, 65.

Castor, Anon. 232.

in Italy, Groves, 75.

— Chaulmoogra, Lepage, 116.

— Croupee (=Kundah, Talli-
coonah, Touloucouna), Clarke^
37.

— Eguse, Daniell, 47.
from Madia sativa. Anon.

227.

— from Sesamum, Roth, 165.
from sunflower-seed. Anon.

230.

from Yellow Poppy seed,

Anon. 229.

Gingilie, Anon. 229.

Ilang-llang, Flueckiger^ 65.

INDEX.

327

Oil, of Ben tree, Hamilton^ 78.

of Cedar, Morel, 135.

of cotton seed, Wayne, 205 ;

Weatherly, 205.

ofPir-wool, Beaver, 13.

of Geranium, Anon. 224.

of Juniper, Morel, 135.

of Laurel, Hancock, 82.

of Mangosteen, Fereira, 148.

of Pignut Hickory, TFayne,

205.

— of Rosemary in Dalmatia,
Anon. 238.

of Savin, Morel, 135.

— of turpentine, Morell, 135.

— (olive). See Olive.

— palm, from Old Calabar,
Anon. 232.

from Western Africa,

Anon. 236.

— plants yielding, Anon. 232 ;
JETeme, 89; Zoebe, 119; Flatt,
152.

— in Prench Guiana,

Sayot, 169.

of Germany, Dietrich, 5 2 .

— rose, Zock, 118.

— Thistle, JBonavia, 23.
wood, Flueckiger, 65 ; Gui-

hourt, 76 ; Kanbury, 80.
— seeds as food, Feciigis, 241.
and oils in India Mu-

seums, Anon. 236; Cooke, 41.
Oils of vegetable origin, Bernar-

din, 19; Chatteau, 35.
essential, at Paris Exhibition

of 1858, Anon. 237.

fixed, vegetable, and volatile,

Spon, 185.

— from Antilles, Hamilton, 79.

— in India Museum, Cooke, 41.

— of China, Smith, 182.
of Southern India, Hawkes,

85 ; Hunter, 99.
Old Calabar, palm oil from, Anon.

232.
Olea europaea as a febrifuge, Han-

hury, 80.

Oleo-resins in the India Museum,
Cooke, 41.

Oleum Gossypii, Weatherly, 205.

Olibanum, Anon. 230, 233 ; Bird-
wood, 20.

African, Royle, 160.

and Luban-mati, Flueckiger,

65.

Olive, Amoreuxy 6 ; Bernays, 19 ;
Biic^hoz, 30 ; Caruso, 34 ; Bu
Breuil, 54 ; Dutrone de la Cou-
ture, 57; Gianfilippi, 70; Lehr,
115; Fecori, 145; Ficcone, 150;
Flauchud, 152; Reynaud, 159;
Tavanti, 190.

culture of, ^?o?, 3 ; Barjavel,

11 ; Brotherton, 27 ; Coutance,
43 ; Hubert -Gourrier, 252 ;
Massa, 129 ; Raihaud-H Ange,
155; r^i52fm', 197.

at St.Eemo, Anon. 237.

in Algeria, Lambert,

230.

110.

in California, Anon.

in Italy, Bianchedi, 20;
Cappi, 33; Ficcone, 150.

in Spain, Hidalgo, 251.

in Syria, ^7<?^o, 102.

near Yentimiglia, TFe'w-

^^r, 211.

— distribution in Asia, Fitter,
161.
■febrifugal properties of, ^«w-

5wr^, 80.

— history of, Coutance, 43.

— oil trade. Anon. 231.
from Crete, Anon. 232.

Olives of Southern China, Hance,

82.
Omum or Ajwan, CooX'^, 41.
Ophelia Chirata, Bentley, 16 ;

Flueckiger ^ Hoern, 65.
Opium, Calkins, 32 ; Becharme,

43 ; Graeter, 250 ; Kennedy, 105 ;

i^^V^^r, 160; Scherzer, 172;

>ScoiJ2J, 175.
adulterations of, /So%, 183.

328

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Opium appetite, CalJcins, 32.

blight, fungi in, Cunningham,

45.

cultivation, Allen, 5.

in Africa, Anon. 237.

in Asia Minor, Seffler,

86; Maltass, 124.

in Australia, Hood, 94 ;

Ward, 203.

in Bengal and Benares,

Eatwell, 58.

in China, Anon. 228,

229, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235,
238; Jackson, 100.

in Europe, S[ar%, 84.

- in Grermany, Desaga,

50.

in India, Anon. 231,

234, 235; Saunders, 171.

— consumption of, in India,
Anon. 229, 232.

— Egyptian, Gastinel, 69.

— French, Chevallier, 36 ; De-

char me, 48; Odeph, 141.

— historical notes on. Anon.
237 ; BilUnger, 20.

— in the Dutch East Indies,

Baud, 13.

— Indian versus Chinese, Rob-
ertson, 161.

new variety of. Carles,

33.

— notes from the far East on,
Bateman, 12.

— Ottoman, at Paris Exhibi-

tion, Bella tSudda, 49.

— Patna, Anon. 224.

— Persian, Anon. 231, 235,
238 ; Ross, 165.

— Turkey, Simmonds, 181.

— trade of China, Simmonds,

180.

"West Indian, Hamilton, 79.

Opoponax, Hirschsohn, 89, 90.
Opuntia in Sicily, Biuso, 2 1 .
Orange, as food. Anon. 230.

culture, Ferrari, 63 ; Ster-

heeck. 187.

Orange culture in France, Risso,
160 ; Risso Sf Poiteau, 160.

in Syria, Anon. 239.

flowers from United States,

Anon. 238.

— in New South Wales, Ben-

Orange root, Bentley, 15.

Oranges, Gallesio, 68.

and lemons, Anon. 236.

from the United States, Anon.

238.

Orchards of South Australia,
Ward, 203.

Orchid tea, Jackson, 100.

Orchil, Cr ace- Calvert, 44.

Ordeal bean, of Old Calabar,
Archer, 7 ; Balfour, 10 ; Chris-
tison, 37; Hanhury, 81 ; Holmes,
93 ; Maitioli ^ Pasqualigo, 129 ;
Tison, 193; Vincent, 199.

Ordeal poison of the Gaboon, Rahu-
teau Sf Bey re, 155.

Organs of plants and their produce,
Quekett, 154.

Orleans cotton, Anon. 225, 226.

Oriental aconite, Cooke, 41.

copal, Lander er, 110.

spices, Baton, 144.

Orris, florentine. Groves, 75.

Oryza sativa. See Eice.

Osier culture, Coaz, 31, Wade,
201. See also Willow.

Osterode, serial published in, 219.

Oswego tea, Buchoz, 30.

Otto of rose. Anon. 225 ; Han-
hury, 80; Lock, 118; Mackay,
122.

at Kisanlik, Smith, 182. See

also Attar of rose.

Ottoman opium at Paris Exhibi-
tion, Bella Sudda, 49.

Ourari and synonyms. Moss, 136.

Pacific Islands produce, Cooper,

41.
Padua, vanilla culture in, Visiani,

199.

INDEX.

329

Painters, plants used by, Reuss,
159.

Painting, plants used in, Buc''ho%,
30.

Palermo manna, Anon. 232.

Palm (Areca), Jackson, 101.

Carnauba, Macedo, 122 ; Mor-
gan, 136.

Coco-nut, Bennett, 242 ;

Marshall, 121 \ Treloar, 194.
— Date, Sahmann, 77 ; J)el-
chevalerie, 248.
■Palmyra, of Ceylon, Ferguson,

63.

— tree. Moody, 134.

— trees of the Amazon, Wal-
lace, 202.

yielding vegetable ivory,

Sooher, 94.
Palm oil from Old Calabar, Anon.

232.
from Western Africa,

Anon. 236.

sugar, Pereira, 147.

from India, Stevens,

187.
Palmaceae, useful products of the,

Archer, 7.
Palms, Reissech, 157.
their culture and uses, Ker-

chove de Benterghem, 105 ; See-

mann, 176.
Palmyra palm of Ceylon, Ferguson,

63.
Palo de Yaca tree, Murray, 138.
Palo de Yelas, Seemann, lib.
Panama, productions of, Chaloner

Sf Fleming, 35.
Panax quinquefolium, Schuh,l14:.
Pandanus odoratissimus, Cuzent,

46.
Papaver somniferum. Anon. 232.

uses of, Viguier, 198.

Papaw fruit, Wittmaclc, 212.
tree, Oliver, 142; Peckolt,

145.
Paper making in Japan, Luedicke,

121.

Paper making, its earliest forms,

Senger, 111.
Paper materials^ Masse, 129 ;

Schaeffer, 171.
bamboo as, Routledge,

166.
from E. and W. Indies,

Sharp, 111.

in Japan, Anon. 236.

• in India, Liotard, 118.

new, Burden, 56 ;

Senger, 11 ; Simmonds, 180.

roots of Medicago as,

Anon. 227.
— from Esparto, Johnston, 104.
fromPhormium tenax, GihlSf

70.

— from Indian fibres, Kerr,
106; Royle, 167.

— made from wood, Jolivet,
253.

plants for, Claussen, 38.

Paper (Rice), Chevallier, 36.
Papilionaceae used in medicine,

Fhermaier, 58.
Papyrus for paper, Claussen, 38.
Para rubber, Anon. 238 ; Cross,

45.

rhatany, Flueckiger, 64.

Paradise, Grains of, Pereira, 146.
Paraguay, useful plants of. Mo-

reira, 135; Parodi, 144.
Paraguayan tea, Bialet, 20; Byas-

son, 31; Bemersay,A9; Buc'hoz,

30 ; Menier, 131 ; Miers, 132 ;

Robhins, 161. See also Mate.

tobacco, Bemersay, 49.

PareiraBrava, Uanhury, %2;Boch-

ner,25S; SquM, 185 ; Teich-

mayer, 190.

sources of, Giles, 71.

Pareira root, a sophistication of.

Moss, 136.
Pareira stem, Moss, 136.
Parasitic fungi on cultivated plants,

Bange, 111.
their influence on forestry,

Boven, 120.

330

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Paris Exhibition of 1855, Materia
medica at, Anon. 225 ; JSamil-
ton, 79.

produce at, Jau-

hert, 103.

Sardinian produce

at. Anon. 224.

vegetable produce

at, Soohery 95.

1867, Brazilian plants

at, Netto, 139.

. produce at,

Saldanha da Gama^ 170.

woods at,

Saldanha da Gama, 170.
Cinchona barks

at, Soubeiran Sf Delondre, 183.
forestry at, Anon.

228.

gums and resins

from Brazil at, Silva Coutinho,
179, 256.
Materia medica

at, Soubeiran Sf Delondre, 184.
E'atal contribu-

tions at, Peniston, 146.

— ITew Grenada

produce at, Triana^ 194.

Ottoman opium

at, Delia Sudda, 49.
seeds and forest

trees at, Pissot, 151.
woods from Indian

Archipelago at, Sturler, 189.
— 1878, cereals at.

ReuzL 251.

193.

75.

cotton at, Todaro,
fibres at, Grothe,
forest produce of

Algeria at, Fillias, 249.
Indian produce

at. Anon. 237.

Anon. 237.

Jus, 104.

raw produce at,
textile plants at.

Paris, fungi round, Letellier, 116;

RouHsel, 166.
garden of acclimatization at,

Ince, 99.

serials published at, 218.

Parma, forage plants of, Cocconij

38.
Parmentiera cereifera, Seemann,

175.
Parsley (Fool's), fruits of, Pereira,

146.
Parsnip culture (by Baruffaldi),

Spolverini, 184.

as forage, Le Doux, 115.

Patchouli, Anon. 222, 223, 232 ;

Soaker y 94; PascJiMs, 144;

Pelletier-Sautelet, 146; Sawer^

171.
Pathology of trees, Lyon, 121.
Patna Materia medica, Irvine,

100.

opium. Anon. 224.

Passiflora pedata (=Ranckappel),

Sterheech, 187.
Paucontee or Indian Gutta tree,

Cleghorn, 38.
Paulliniasorbilis, Archer, 8 ; Coolce,

40.
Pavon's Cinchona barks in Brit-
ish Museum, Soward, 96.
Pe-la, wax from China, Anon.

224.
Pease, Langethal, 111; Loele, 119.

diseases of, Loehe, 119.

Peganum Harmala, Landerer, 110.
Pegu, forests of, Brandis, 25.
Pekin, Chinese drugs at, Tatari-

now, 190.
Pekoe flower. Groves, 76.
Pelargonium odoratissimum,-4wow.

224.
Penang, agriculture of. Low, 120.
Penghawar Djambi, Archer, 7 ;

Hanhury, 80 ; Vinhe, 199.
Penicellaria spicata as forage,

Cappi, 33.
Pennsylvania, saffron from,

Seinitsh, 86.

INDEX.

331

Pennsylvania, use of Holcusbicolor

in, Barton, 12.
Pennywort (wall), Anon. 223.
Pepper, Jackson, 100.

adulteration of. Anon. 226.

and its adulterants, Bouchar-

dat, 24; JEvans, 61.

(black), Bhjth, 22.

of Western Africa,

Baniell, 47.

— (Ethiopian), Baniell, 47.

— imports of, into Britain,
Anon. 226.

— (Japanese), Sfenhouse, 187.

— (Mellegetta), Hooker, 94.

— (Monkey), Baniell, 47.
(red), Hungarian, Brady,

25.

Refer also to Kayser's Index,

art. Pfeffer.
Peppermint culture in France,

Ro%e, 167.
Pereiro bark, Sesse, 88.
Perfume plants, their culture in

South Australia, Anon. 238.
Perfumery at Paris Exhibition of

1878, Anon. 237.

Liatris used in. Miller, 132.

Perfumes, Archer, 7 ; Rimmel,

160.

from plants, Piesse, 150.

Pernambuco, Luffa purgans from,

Anon. 222.
Peronospora viticola, Terracciano,

257.
Persian berries, Grace- Calvert, 44.
Persian opium. Anon. 231, 235 ;

Ross, 165.

in China, Anon. 238.

Peru, Aristolochia fragrantissima

in, Rui% Bope%, 168.
balsam of, Attfield, 9 ; Bail-
Ion, 9 ; Borat, 53 ; Sanhury,

81 ; Pereira, 147, 148.

Black balsam of, Martins,

128.

— Cinchona in, Anon. 227 ;
Ruiz Lopez, 168.

Peru, coca of, Uhanue, 195 ; Wed-

dell, 206.
cotton culture in. Spruce,

185.

146.

168.

Lobelia used in, Penney,
Monnina in, Ruiz Lopez,

— travels for Cinchona into,
Markham, 126.

note on, Be Vrij, 50.

Peruvian bark. See Cinchona.
Peumus Boldus, Anon. 233.
Pharbitis Nil seeds. Waring, 203.
Pharmacal botany, Noehden, 140.

use of saffron, Holmes, 93.

Pharmaceutical desiderata, Han-

hury Sf Oliver, 82 ; Herschel, 88;

Hooker ^ Hanhury, 95.

herbaria, Hanhury, 81.

map, Ba/rher, 1 1 .

produce at Exhibition of

1862, Anon. 226.
at Philadelphia, Jack-

son, 102.

at Sydney Exhibition,

1870, Anon. 229.
— results of Calcutta botanic

gardens, Henderson, 86.

use of botanic gardens.

Anon. 231.

PharmaceuticalJournal and Trans-
actions, 217.

Pharmaceutical Society, herbarium
at. Anon. 231.

lectures at its establishment,

Semple, 176; Thomson, 192.

Museum, American drugs in.

Proctor, 154.

Cinchona barks pre-
sented to, Howard, 96.

donations to, Bentley,

15.

156.

specimens in, Redwood,

Pharmacological inquiries, Ha7i-
hury ^ Oliver, 82 ; Herschel, 88 ;
Hooker 8^ Hanhury, 95.

332

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Pharmacological Institute at

Yienna, Schroff, 256.

Papers, Hanhury, 82.

Pharmacology (Bristol), Stoddart,

188.
Pharmacopoeia, Companion to. See

Materia medica.
Pharmacopoeias, local. aS^^ Materia

medica.
Pharmacy and systematic hotany,

Bentley, 16; JEhermaier, 58.

of the Bible, Slugg, 182.

oils used in Chinese, Smith,

182. See also Materia medica.
Philadelphia Exhibition, Brazilian

forest produce at, Saldanka da

Gama^ 70.
Brazilian textile plants

at, Saldanha da Gama, 170.
fibres at, Grothe, 75 ;

Moreira^ 135.

Mexican produce at,

Anon. 235.

pharmaceutical pro-
ducts at, Jackson, 102.

Philippine Islands, remedies of,
Santa Maria, 170.

Phormium tenax. Anon. 229 ;
Bennet, 50 ; Dichson,b\ ; Faujas-
de- Saint-Fond, 62; Gihhs, 70;
Sector, 85; Hutton, 99; Meyer,
131 ; Renouard, 158.

paper from, Murray, 138.

Phrynium Danielli, Bennett, 1 7 ;
Baniell, 47.

Phyllostachys, Jackson, 102.

Physiology of trees, Lyon, 121.

Physostigmavenenosum,j?Z<?wJwry,
81 ; Tison, 193. See also Cala-
bar bean.

Phytelephas macrocarpa, Sooker,
94; Smith, 182.

Pia of Tahiti, Cuzent, 46.

PiaQaba, Hooker, 94.

Picardy, forestry in, Becrept, 48.

Picrorhiza Kurroa, Cooke, 40.

Pignon d'Inde (gros), Vautherin,
197; (petit), Vautherin, 196.

Pignut Hickory oil, Wayne, 205.
Pilocarpus (Jaborandi), Holmes,

91, 92.

stem, Stiles, 188.

Pilocarpus pennatifolius. Hardy,

83 ; Heurck, 88.
pinnatus, ^wow. 233 ; Hardy,

83.
Pimento, ^wow, 227.
Pine, Baur, 13.

Aleppo, turpentine from,

Morel, 135.

culture in Prance, Bague-

nault de Vieville, 9.

description of, Sierstorpf,

179.
— — forests, Mechow, 130.

of Spain, Widdrington,

209.

of the Jura, Munier, 138.

its hygiene, King%ett, 106.
plantations, Schmitt, 173.
on sand wastes. Brown,

85.

27. _

— timber tables, Weise, 207.
tree in Kew Zealand, j2<zy,

— — uses of, Croizette, 247.
Pine-apple, its medicinal use,

Tiemeroth, 193.
Pine-wool, Cooke, 40.
Pines of large dimensions, Bela-

marre, 247.

and firs of Japan, Jfw;T<?y, 138.

at Woburn Abbey, Forles, 66.

cultivated in Great Britain,

Gordon 8f Glendinning, 72 ;

Lawson, 113.

Himalayan, Madden, 123.

Pink-root, Bony an, 23.
Pinus austriaca, Hoess, 90.

Cembra, Tassy, 190.

description of the genus,

Lamhert, 110.

Laricio, its destruction in

Corsica, Boumet-Adanson, 53.
— maritima, Boitel, 22 ; Croi-
%ette, 247 ; Bive, 53.

INDEX.

333

Pinus maritima, its culture, Sama-
nos, 170.

produce from, Curie,

247.

Piper, called Jaborandi, Guhler,
76.

certain plants of the genus,

Morson, 136.

Piper Betle, Pasehkis, 144.

methysticum, Cuzent, 46.

nigrum, Blyth, 22.

Piscidia erythrina, Hamilton, 78.

Pistacia, galls of, Guihourt, 76.

in Asia, Ritter, 161.

Pitaya (Cinchona) bark. Bull, 30 ;
Cross, 45 ; Howard, 96.

Pitch, Morel, 135.

Pitch (Burgundy), Hanhury, 81 ;
Morel, 135.

Pituri, or ^it\\.rj,Anon. 236; Ben-
nett, 17; Murray, 138.

Plague remedied by coffee, Brad-
ley, 25.

Plant cell in relation to forestry,
Hartig, 83.

Plant diseases, Frank, 67.

Plantago Ispaghula, Cooke, 40.

Plantain, fibre from, Dickson, 51.

Plantain tea, Liotard, 254.

Plantation of trees in the Gironde,
Escarpit, 61.

of pines on sand wastes.

Brown, 27.

Plantership in British Guiana,
Mac Rae, 123.

Planting waste lands, Koltz, 253.

Plants apt to be mistaken in
pharmacy, Ehermaier, 58.

cultivated for medicinal pur-
poses, Hanhury, 81.

used for food. See Pood

plants.

— used for paper, Claussen, 38.

— used for weaving. See Tex-
tile plants.

— used in building, Archer, 7.
used in dyeing. See Dye

Plants used in medicine. See
Medicinal plants and Materia
medica.

used in perfumery. See Per-
fumes.

used in soaps, Claussen, 38.

used in tanning. See Tan

stuffs.

— useful to bees. Roth, 165.
yielding India-rubber. Col-

lins, 39.
Platanus, its distribution in Asia,

Ritter, 161.
Podophyllum peltatum, Bentley,

15.
Pogostemon intermedins, Hooker,

94.
-Patchouli, Hooker, 94; Pelle-

tier-Sautelet, 146.
Poison (arrow), Ipo, Buc'hoz, 29.

Kombe, Eraser, 67.

Wanika, Gerrard, 69.

— (ordeal) at the Gaboon,
Rahuteau Sf Peyre, 155.

(Toot) of New Zealand, Zind-

say, 117.
Poison burr, Bancroft, 1 1 .
Poisoning by Atropa Belladonna,

Anon. 223.
by Hemlock fruit mistaken

for Anise, Pereira, 146.
Poisonous constituent of Illicium

religiosum, Eykman, 249.
leguminous plant from Swan

River, Walter, 202.

Loranthacea, Soubeiran, 183.

nuts, Anon. 231.

plants, Carl, 33 ; Duchesne,

stuffs.

55 ; Ebermaier, 58 ; Gmelin,
71; Henry, 87; Holmes, 91;
Husemann, 99 ; Juch, 104 ;
Kohlhaas, 107; Lmke, 118;
Moquin-Tandon, 134; Pdtek,
144 ; Plenck, 152 ; Richard,
159; Roques, 164; Rosenthal,
164; Tamassia, 190; Favasseur,
Cotter eau, Sf Gillet de Grandmonty
197; Weinhold, 206.

334

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Poisonous plants, lectures on,

SempUf 176.
of Austria-Hungary,

Anton, . 7 ; Kreut%er^ 108 ;

Woditschha, 212.

■ of Brazil, Caminhod,

lund, 75.

32.

of Denmark, Groen-

of Europe, FrancTce, 67.

of Prance, Rodin, 163.

of Germany, Ahles, 4 ;

Anton, 7; Gmelin, 71 ; Gressler,
74 ; Guenther Sf Bertuch, 76 ;
Salle, 77 ; Sein, 86 ; Senry,
87 ; Rochstetter, 90 ; Jf«ww,
125; Jfay^r, 130; Phoebus, 150;
P/«25o, 152 ; Prestele, 154 ;
Eueckert, 167 ; WeinJiold, 206 ;
Winkler, 211 ; Wunschmann,
214.

of Great Britain, 7Fi7-

m^r, 210.

110.

of Greece, Landerer,

108.

181.

of Hungary, Kubinyi,
- of India, Simpson,

167.

of Italy, Paglia, 143.
of Saxony, Rueckert,

72; /Si?/^?^r, 184.

of Styria, Woditschka,

71.

212.

— of Swabia, Gmelin,

- of Switzerland, Ahles,
4 ; Anton, 7 ; Sochstetter, 90 ;
Weinhold, 206 ; Wbditschka,
212.

— of the iN'etlierlands,

Blijham, 22 ; Miquel, 152.
of the United States

(cryptogamic), Porcher, 153.

of Yenezuela, used in

Poisonous properties of Jatropha

urens, Jackson, 101.
of a '* Star-anise,"

ILusemann, 99.
Poisons (cardiac), Susemann, 99.

culinary, Accum, 3.

Polesine, medical flora of, Grigo-

lato, 74.
Polygonum tinctorium, «7b?y, 104.
its culture in Europe, Dusek,

57.
Polypodium Calaguala, jRw^'z

Lopez, 168.
Pomegranate, its culture, Sterheeck,

187.

in Asia, Ritter, 161.

Pomme de Yontac, Belile, 49.

Pomology, Leroy, 116.

Poplar, its economic applications,

raory, 198.
Poppy culture, Graeter, 250.

in North America, Anon. 228.

in Australia, Anon. 230.

in Behar, Anon. 230.

in Benares, Anon. 230.

in China, Anon. 231.

in Queensland, Anon. 230.

uses of the, Viguier, 198.

yielding Erench opium. Be-

char me, 48.
Poppy seed. Anon. 232.
oil. Anon. 226 ; Heuze,

of Silesia, Goeppert, 89.

Popular remedies, Birkmeyer, 21 ;

Siegmund, 179.
Populus, economic applications of,

raor^, 198.
Port-Eoyal senna. Anon. 227.
Portland arrow-root, Groves, 76.
Porto Mauri zio, cotton culture at,

Piccone, 150.

its produce. Gentile, 69.

Portugal, aromatic plants in,

Claye, 37.

food and medicinal plants of.

fishing, Ernst, 249.

Souheiran 8f Belondre, 1 84.
textile plants in, CarcenaCf

33.

INDEX.

335

Portugal, useful plants of, Figuei-

redo, 63.
Portuguese colonies, aromatic

plants in, Claye, 37.
Potash production, Mueller, 137.
Potato culture, Hibherd, 89 ; Zanon^

214.

its biography, Rodiczlcy, 162.

its introduction to Europe,

LavalUe, 113.
its medicinal properties.

Dyer, 57.
its native country, Weddell,

206.

starch from, Pereira, 147.

Potatoes yielding brandy, sugar,
and syrup. Gall, 68.

Potentilla, uses of, Maisch, 124.

Powders of ginger, and Cinchona,
Scott, 175.

Preservation of medicinal plants,
Droyer, 57.

Prickly Ash, Bentley, 16.

Private planting in Dutch East
Indies, Rochussen, 162.

Prince of Wales Island, agricul-
ture of. Low, 120.

Princewood bark, Jachson, 101.

Principles of plants affected by
cultivation, Warren, 204.

Produce at London Exhibition,
JBuchenau, 28.

from Angola, Fenzl, 62.

from Canada, Surlhert, 99.

from Ceylon, Ondaatje, 142.

from ]N'ew Zealand, Pereira,

147.

from resinous trees, Bouqui-

nat, 25.

from Ehio-Lingga archipe-
lago, Pe Bruyn Kops, 48.

from Tahiti, Cuzent, 45.

new or little known, Collins,

39.

— of certain plant-organs, Que-
lett, 154.

of British Guiana, Sancoch,

Produce of India, undeveloped,
ist, 30.
of ;New Grenada, Monzon,

134.

82.

of Pacific Islands, Cooper,

41.
Productive resources of India,

Royle, 166.
Products of ferns, analogous to

Pulu, Cooke, 40.

from Leh, Aitchison, 5.

of the North- West Provinces

of India, Atkinson, 9.

of the world, Archer, 7.

without cultivation. Hooker,

95.
Profitable plants, Archer, 8.
Properties of plants as affected by

cultivation, Warren, 204.
by analogy, Wahlherg,

201.
Prosopis glandulosa. Anon. 232.
Provence, tobacco culture in,

Raihaud-L' Ange, 155.
Pruning in forestry. Martinet, 127.
Prunus Mahaleb, its harmful

qualities, Buc'hoz, 28.

virginiana, Bentley, 16.

Prussia, medicinal plants of,

Hoffmann, 90; Kelch, 105.
Prussian Materia medica, Guimpel,

76.

pharmacopoeia, Berg, 18.

States, sugar-beet culture in,

Achard, 3.
Pseudo-Cinchona, Vrydag Zynen,

201.
Psoralea corylifolia, Pey, 248.
Ptelea trifoliata, Bentley, 1 6.
Pteris aquilina, its value, Jackson,

100.
Pterocarpus erinaceus, Paniell, 46.
Ptychotis Ajowan, Cooke, 41.
Puccoon, Bentley, 16.
Pucha Pat, Anon. 222.
Pulu, Cooke, 40.

Punjab, Agri-Horticultural So-
ciety of the, 219.

336

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Punjab, forests of, Cleghorn, 38 ;

Rihhentrop, 159.
medicinal plants of, Honig-

berger^ 93.
Purgative species of Luff a, Alison,

5.
Purgatives, Tagault, 190.
Putchuk of the Chinese, ^«^w^^, 82.
Pyrenees, bamboo culture near

the, Calvet, 244.
re-afforesting in the, Gayffier,

250.
Pyrethrum insecticide, Burnichon,

31; KalhruneVy 104; Saunders,

171.
Pyrethrum roseum, Jager, 102.
Willemoti, Willemot, 210.

Quackery and medicinal herbs,

Forsyth, 66.
Quassi (black currant), Buc'ho%,

28.
Quassia Simaruba, Wright, 213.
Quebracho bark, Hansen, 83 ;

Foehl, 152.
Quebracho Colorado gum, Arata,

7 ; Vagi, 200.
Queensland, as cotton producing,

Lang, 111.
food-plants in, Thozet, 192.

poppy farming in, Anon,

230.

sugar trade in. Roth, 165,

Quercitron bark, Craee- Calvert,

44 ; Samhurger, 77.
Quercus Ilex, forests of, Rousset,

256.

in the Gard, Regim-

leau, 187.

pedunculata, its uses, Gallot

Sf Gast, 250.

sessiliflora, its uses, Gallot

Sf Gast, 250.

Suber, Malherhe, 124; Pere-

ira, 147.
Quinine. 8ee Cinchona.
Quinine flower, Palmer, 143.
Quinoa, Coolce, 41.

Radix arctopi echinati, Anon. 224.

Galangae, Hanhury, 81.

minoris, Hance, 82.

TJncomoco, Martins, 128.

Railway banks utilized for me-
dicinal plant culture, McNah,
123.

Ramie, or China grass, Bennet,
50 ; Favier, 62 ; Goncet deMas,
72; Moerman-Lauhuhr, 133;
Thihault, 191. See also China
grass and Boehmeria.

in Corsica, Carlotti, 33.

in Reunion, Regnaud, 159.

Ranunculaceae, medicinal plants
of the, Lanhester, 112; Turn-
hull, 195.

Rape seed culture, Aegidius, 241.

in Schleswig-Holstein,

Iversen, 100, 252.

oil, Heuze, 89.

•products and culture, ^ro^/i^r-

ton, 27.
Rational forestry, so called, Braun,

26.
Ravenna, the pine wood of,

Ber anger, 18.
Raw produce, Bernardin, 19 ;

WinUer, 211; Wiesner, 209.

Refer also to Kayser's Index,

art. KoLONiAL Waaeen.
at Madras Exhibition, 1857,

Sawlces, 85.
at Melbourne Exhibition,

1867, Anon. 228.

— at Sydney Exhibition, 1 870,
Anon. 229.

— of Bombay, Birdwood, 20.

— of Southern India at Madras

Exhibition of 1855, Anon.

225.
undeveloped articles of,

Simmonds, 180.
Re-acclimatization of mulberry in

Italy, Catlaneo, 34.
Re-afforesting, Batelaire, 242 ; De-

montzey, 50, 248 ; Forest, 249 ;

Loeffelhoh- Colherg, 119.

INDEX.

337

He-afforesting in Alps, Mathteu,

129.

in Alps and Pyrenees, Ga?/f-

fier, 250.
in Trance, Alhaud, 241 ;

Brown, 27 ; Germain, 69 ;

Grandvaux, 250; Sahlon, 169.

in the Drome, Germain, 250.

of mountains, Jouyne, 253.

of the Eifel, Roehhehn, 163.

truffle culture combined with,

Valserres, 196.

with Ailanthus, Vavin, 197.

E-eboisement. See Re-afforesting.
Red dye stuffs, Grace- Calvert, 44.
Regent's Park, economic plants

at, Sowerhy, 184.
Remedies for tapeworm, Martius,

128.
in popular use, BirTcmeyer^

21 ; Siegmund, 179.

in Tuscany, Groves, 75.

new American, Bentley, 15,

16.

Remedy for insect bites. Pyre-
thrum, Jager, 152.

Republics, American, and the
cotton trade, MacHenry, 122.

Resin and turpentine, Anon. 239.

Arbol-a-brea, Baup, 13.

Copal, Anon. 227.

Elemi, Baup, 13.

from Jalap tuber, Kayser,

105.

Kauri, Morel, 135.

ofJS'orway Spruce, Sanhury,

80.

of Ceradia furcata, Watson,

204.

Resin Weed, Anon. 237.

Resin-bearing plants, Buplessy,

trees, Renault, 158.

Resinous produce from conifers,

Gihoul, 250 ; Serlant, 88.
from Pinus maritima,

Curie, 247 ; Samanos, 170.
of France, Croy^ 247.

Resins, Loch, 254 ; Wieaner, 209.
See also Gums.

at Paris Exhibition, Silva

Coutinho, 179.

and gums, Simmonds, 180 ;

Spon, 185.

and turpentines of the Coni-

ferae. Morel, 135.

from Brazil at Paris, Siha

Coutinho, 256.
— from Lentiscus, Strolelhurg-
er, 188.

from Pinus maritima, Boitel,

22.

— from trees, Bouquinat, 25.

— (gum) from TJmbelliferae,
Beniau, 50.

in the India Museum, Cooke^

41.

Indian, Simmonds, 180.

Xanthorrhoea, Maisch, 254.

Resources (undeveloped) of India,

Buist, 30.
(productive), of India, Royle,

166.
Reunion, caoutchouc trees at,

Trouette, 194.
China grass in, Reynaud,

159.

Cinchona in, Vinson, 199.

sugar-cane culture in, Mala-

vois, 124.

vanilla culture in. Anon.

232 ; Perrottet, 149.
Revalenta arabica, Anon. 223.
Rhabarba (Rheum) in Asia, Rit-

ter, 160.
Rhamnus chlorophorus, Rondoty

164.

catharticus, TTmney, 195.

Erangula, Baildon, 9; Phip-

son, 149 ; TJmney, 195.
bark, Anon. 235,

utilis, Rondot, 164.

Rhatany from Gedcrsi^Flueclciger, 65.

from Para, Fluech'ger, 64.

root, Sartlury, 80 ; Rui%

Lopez, 168; Schuchardt, 174.

338

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

B.hatany, Savanilla, Hanlury,

81.

spurious, Mettenheimer, 131.

Eheea fibre, Anon. 231 ; Colly er,

39; Bennet, 50; Dickson, 51;

Watson, 204.
Rheum in Asia, Hitter, 160.
Bheum hybridum, var. Colinianum,

Anon. 237.
officinale, Baillon, 9 ; Flueck-

iger, 65 ; Holmes, 92. See also

Ehubarb.

palmatum, var. tanguticum.

Balfour, 10.

Ehio-Lingga archipelago produce,
Be Bruyn Kops, 41.

Ehizome of Zingiberaceae, Meyer,
131.

Ehone, re-afforesting in the de-
partment of the, Sablon, 169.

Ehubarb, Calau, 32 ; Jackson,
101.

a new. Anon. 237.

a few species of, Schlagint-

weit, 172.

Banbury, Pereira, 147.

• Biicharian, Pereira, 147.

culture in France, Gallais,

68.

— cultivated near Banbury,
Bigg, 20.

— from Java, Husemann, 99.

— in China, Fo/rre, 62.

— English, Uslier, 126.

— Imperial, Walters, 202.

— its botanical source, Anon.

234.

— its distribution in Asia,
Bitter, 160.

— in Eussian trade, Fero, 63.

— origin of, Baillon, 10.

— remarks on, Flueckiger, 65.

— Siberian, Anon. 224 ; Pe-

reira, 147.

— some rare kinds of, Pereira,
147.

— Taschkent, Pereira, 147.

— white, Walpers, 202.

Ehubarbs, officinal varieties, ^wow.

234.
their distinctive characters,

Cauvet, 34.
Ehus, uses of various species of,

Burgess, 244.
value of the genus, Jackson,

101.
Ehus Metopium, Hamilton, 79.

- its gum, Hamilton,

78.

vernicifera, Geyler, 70.

Eibes nigrum as a medicine,

Buc'hoz, 28.
Eice, Bordiga ^ Sihestrini, 23 ;

Tidyman, 192.
culture, Ludovici, 121; /S^o^-

verini, 184.

as affecting health,

Lequain, 116.

in India, TT^sil, 208.

Eice (Tuscarora), J/w^w^^r, 138.
Eice paper, Chevallier, 36.

Chinese, Hooker, 94.

from Formosa, Swinhoe, 190.

Eiciuus communis, Anon. 232.

inermis, var. manchuriensis,

Baniell, 47.

Eicinus seed. Maillot, 123.
Bio de Janeiro, Jaborandi from,
GuUer, 76.

produce of, Saldanha da

Gama, 170.

Eio Negro Sarsaparilla, Hancock,
82.

Eobinia Pseudoacacia, Stumpf,
189.

Eoman Campagna, sugar-beet cul-
ture in, Sestini Sr Del Torre,
111.

Eoman chamomile, Bentley, 15.

Bome, Eucalyptus in the vicinity
of, Torelli, 193; Valee, 196.

Boot (alum), Bentley, 16.

(blood), Bentley, 16.

(dandelion), Bentley, 15.

(orange), Bentley, 15.

(yellow), Bentley, 15.

INDEX.

339

Roots as food in Queensland, Tho-
zet, 192.

of New Spain, Balmis, 1 1 .

their preservation for medi-
cinal use, Dwyer, 57.

Rope from Indian fibres, Royle,
167.

Kose farming in the Colonies,
Anon. 238.

harvest in Adrianople, Bu-

piiis, 56.

its culture and properties,

Guillemeau, 76.

odour of false Jalap, Gui-

hourt, 76.

224.

of Geranium oil. Anon.

— oil. Lock, 118.

— otto of, Anon. 225 ; Baur,
13; Hanhury, 80; Mackay^
122.

at Kisanlik, Smithy

182.

in Turkey, Anon. 231.
produce of India, Douglas^

53.
Rosemary oil in Dalmatia, Ation.

238.
Roses, Buc'ho%, 29.
Rottlera tinctoria, Sanlury, 80.
Rovigo, medicinal plants of, Grigo-

lato, 74.
Royal Botanic Society, economic

plants cultivated by, Sowerby,

184.
Royal Salop, ITanhury, 80.
Rubia, Besse, 1 9 . See also Madder.
its bibliography, Clouet ^'

Bepierre, 88.

species of, Becaisne, 48.

Rue, its uses, Bander er, 110.
Rue (wild) seeds, Fluechiger, 65.
Rum in Bengal, Robinson, 162.
Runkelruebe. See Beet.
Rural Materia medica of India,

Ainslie, 4.
Russia, economic plants of, Zigra^

214.

Russia, economic plants of the
Baltic provinces, Friebe, 67.

flax in, Renouard, 158.

mushrooms used in, Samil-

ton, 29.

produce of, in corn, flax,

linseed, and rapeseed. Refer to

Accounts and Papers, Indexes,

art. Russia.
Russian Rhubarb, Fero, 63.
Rutaceae, medicinal plants of,

Jackson, 101.
Rye culture in Denmark, >Sz;^r^r«(^,

189.

Sabadilla, Frnst, 60.

seeds, Tumbull, 195.

Sabbatia Elliottii, Palmer, 143.
Saccharum officio arum. See

Sugar-cane.
Sack-tree, Bahell, 46.
Saerdeleshed, rape culture in,

Iversen, 100, 252.
Safflower, Grace- Cahert, 44.
Saflron, Allen, 5 ; ChappelUer,

35.
adulterated with crocus,

Bentley, 16.

African, Jackson, 101; Maisch,

123.

culture, Rodiczky, 162.

in Austria, Anon. 223.

in France, Anon. 223,

232.

248.

• in Kashmir, Bownes,

in Pennsylvania, BCein-
itsh,^ 86.

in Pharmacopoeia, Holmes,

93.

its origin, Chappellier, 35.

various descriptions of, Chap-

pellier, 35.
Sagapenum, Hirsehsohn, 89, 90.
Sago, Mayet, 130; Steck, 186.
Sagus amicarum, Uanausek, 77.
St. Domingo, produce of, Butrone

de la Couture 57.

340

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

St. Helena, Cincliona culture in,

Reade, 156.

its end, Anon. 236.

St. Ignatius's bean, Delile, 49.
St. John's Bread, Redwood, 156.
St. Petersburg Exhibition, fibres

at, Grothe, 75.

food products of, Murray,

138.

Sainte-Lucie, bois de, Btw'hoz, 28.
Salad herbs, Robinson, 162.
Salep, Lander er, 110.
Salop (Eoyal), Sanlury, 80.
Salix, Scaling, 171.
culture, Wade, 201.

economic applications of,

Vihorg, 198.

Salix acutifolia, Seldring, 86.
Sallow. See also Willow.
Sallows, their culture, Wade, 201.
Salo, olive culture at, Bianchedi,

120.
Samadera bark, Coohe, 41.
Samadera indica, De Vrij, 5 1 .
San Eemo, olive culture at, Anon.

237.
Sand-clover, JToem'g, 107.
Sand dunes, their planting in

Jutland, Vihorg, 198.
wastes and pine plantations,

Brown, 27.
Sandarach (Gum), Morel, 135.
Sandwich Islands, Ava roots from,

Hamilton, 79.
Sanguinaire, Jackson, 102.
Sanguinaria canadensis. Anon.

"I'lb-, Bentley, 16; GiU, 70.
Sanseviera guineensis, Baniell, 46.
Santa Fe, Cinchona from, Rui%,

167.
Santa Maria (Herba), Rey, 159.
Santa Martha, Cinchona bark

from. Anon. 234.
Sapan cane, Grace- Calvert, 44.
Sapindus Saponaria, Samilton, 79.
Saponaceous plants, Simmonds,

180.
Sarawak, its produce, Low, 120.

Sarcocolla, its origin. By mod, 58.
Sardinia, plant diseases in, 219.

trees and shrubs of, Mac-

chiati, 121.

Sardinian produce at Paris Exhi-
bition of 1855, Anon. 224.

Sarracenia purpurea, Bentley, 16 ;
Morris, 136.

Sarsaparilla, Batha, 1 3 ; Bentley,
15 ; Meyer, 131 ; Seemann, 176.
See also Smilax.

from Biazil, Richard, 160.

from Bio Negro, Hancoch,

82.

Sarthe, cider apples in, Carr6, 34.
Sassari, serial published in, 219.
Sassy bark. Proctor, 154.

tree of Western Africa,

Lindley, 117.

Savanilla rhatany, Hanlury, 87.

Savanna flower, its noxious pro-
perties, Hamilton, 78.

Savin, oil of. Morel, 135.

Saxifrages, their utility, Garreau
8f Machelart, 68.

Saxony, useful plants of, Soil 8^
Heynhold, 91 ; Rueckert, 167.

Scammony, Evans, 61 ; Greenish^
74 ; Hanhury, 80.

Aleppo, Anon. 235.

flowering of. Anon. 232.

from Asia Minor, Boulier^

24.

from Turkey, Simmonds,

181.

monograph oi,Marquart, 127.

produced at Smyrna, MaltasSj

124.
Scandinavia, noxious fungi of,

Smitt, 183.

trees of, Smidth, 182.

Schleswig, forestry in, Kroghy

253.
Schleswig-Holstein, forestry in,

Burgsdorff, 244.

forests of, Wagner, 201.

rape seed culture in, Iverserij

100, 252.

INDEX.

341

Science Papers, Hanlury, 82.
Scinde, Ealsam trees from, Stocks,
188.

its Materia medica, Anon.

224.

Scotland, medicinal plants of,
Craig, 44.

vegetable products of, Law-
son, 114.

Scrophulariaceae, medicinal plants
of, Jackson, 101.

Sea-weed, Japanese isinglass,
Sanhury, 80.

uses of, Simmonds, 181.

Sea- wrack, its uses, Renard, 157.

Seal, Golden, Mpt, 61.

Sections of woods, Noerdlinger,
140.

Seed (black cummin), Simmonds,
180.

(fennel flower), Simmonds,

181.

(lupine) as forage, Sette-

gast, 177.

Seeds and products thence de-
rived, Fierre, 150.

of forest trees at Paris

Exhibition, Fissot, 151.

in drug parcels, Brownen,

28.

Segrais. See Segrez.

Segrez, arboretum at, LavalUe,

113.

dendrology at, Verlot, 197.

Seine-et-Marne, flax culture in,

Pap illon-Bardin, 143.
Semen Harmalae, FluecJciger, 65.
Senega, adulteration of. Holmes,

92.
Senegal, cultures at, Ferottet, 148.

gum from Senegambia,

Ferand, 62.

and Bdellium from,

Fluech'ger, 64.

— Tallicoonah or Touloucouna

Senna, adulterated with Argel

leaves, Bentley, 15.

adulteration of. Bell, 15.

African, Anon. 225.

botanical origin of, Bischoff,

21.

East Indian, Bell, 15.

Port-Eoyal, Anon. 227.

spurious, FColmes, 92.

wild, Martins, 128.

Sequoia gigantea in California,

Murray, 138.
Seradella, Koenig, 107.
Serronia Jaborandi, Anon. 234.
Sesame, Riviere, 161.
Sesamum oil, F[eu%e, 89.
Sesamum orientale, oil from, Roth,

165.
Seven-barks, Bentley, 16.
Shaddock, Sterheeck, 187.
Shantung produce, Anon. 235.
Shea butter, Solmes, 92.
Shrub Trefoil, Bentley, 16.
Shrub (Toothache), Bentley, 16.
Siam cardamoms, Anon. 225.
gamboge, Christison, 37 ;

Sanhury, 81.

produce, Schomlurgk, 173.

Siberian flax, Schreher, 173.
Siberian melilot as forage, Gripouil-

leau, 75 ; Buroselle, 57.
Siberian rhubarb. Anon. 224 ;

Fereira, 147.
Sicily, agriculture in, Cleghorn, 38.

Opuntia in, Biuso, 21.

sumach culture in, In%enga,

100; McMurtrie, 123.
tobacco in, Alfonso, 5.

oil from, Clarke, 37.
Senna, Batka, 13 ; Colladon^ 39 ;
Lander er, 110.

Sicopira, Feckolt, 145.

Side-saddle flower, Bentley, 16.

Sienna, poisonous and doubtful
fungi of, Valenti Serini, 196.

Sierra Leone, Frankincense tree
of, Bennett, 17.

Xundah oil from, Clarke, 37.

Sikkim (British), Cinchona culti-
vation in, Anderson, 6 ; King,
106.

342

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Silesia, fungi of, Mar quart, 126.

poisonous, Schummel,

174.

— its medicinal plants, Goep-
pert, 72.

its poisonous plants, Goep-

pert, 72; Spieler, 184.

sugar-beet in, Achard, 3.

Silk (vegetable), Anon. 226.
Silkweeds, various species of As-

clepias, Greeyie, 73, 74.
Silpbion of the ancients, Serine^,

88.
Silpbium, Deniau, 50 ; Lescher,

116.

of the ancients, Oersted,

142.

Silphium cyrenaicum. Anon. 235 ;

Serincq, 88.

laciniatum. Anon. 237.

Simaba Cedron, JffooTcer, 94 ; See-

mann, 175.
Simarubeae of India, Bennett, 17.
Sinai, manna of, Bertlielot, 19.
Singapore, destruction of Gutta

Percha trees at. Anon. 225.
nutmeg culture at, Seemann,

176.
Siphonia, Spruce, 185.
Siruba, or oil of laurel, Hancoch^

82.
Sium latifolium, Porter, 153.
Slesvig, forestry in, Krogh, 253.
rape culture in, Iversen, 1 00,

252.
Smilax, Bentley, 15.
Smilax, China, Meyer, 131.
Smyrna, produce of, Scher%er, 171,

172.

Scammony from, MaltasSy

124.

Snuff. See Tobacco.
Soap-bark, Bleehrode, 22.
Soap berry, Hamilton, 79.
Soaps, plants used in, Claussen,
38.

vegetable, Bernardin, 19.

Society of Arts, Journal of, 217.

Soda-containing soils and their

trees, Soman, 93.
Soja hispida, Blashovics, 21 ;

Haherlandt, 77 ; Loci, 254 ;

Wein, 206.
Solanaceae, in medicine, Pouchet,

154.
uses of, Comendator y Tellez,

39.
Solanum, Bunal, 56.
Solanum tuberosum, its medicinal

properties, Dyer, 57.
Solidago odora, Jackson, 101.
Somauli coast, Frankincense tree

of, Kempthorne, 105.
Sonsonate, Myrospermum of,

Pereira, 148.
Sophistication of Pareira root.

Moss, 136.
Sophistications (fraudulent), and

means of detection, Accum, 3.
Sophora japonica, Martius, 128.
Sorghum as forage and sugar-
plant, Garnerone, 68.
Sorghum culture, Coolc, 246 ;

Hedges, 86 ; Madinier Sf La-

coste, 123; Olcott, 142; Sicard,

178.
at Belvoir, Ingram,

100.
in the United States,

Anon. 238.
sugar^ Le Luc, 115; Stewart,

187.
Sorghum halepense as forage.

Marc, 125.
Sorgo. See Sorghum.
Soudan, Guru-nut of, Baniell, 47.
miraculous fruit of, Baniell,

47.

yellow dye tree of, Baniell,

47.
South American Colocynth, Anon.

222.
South Australia, orchards of.

Ward, 203.
South-sea Islands, cloth tree of.

INDEX.

343

Soy bean, BlasTcovics, 21 ; ISaher-

landt, 77 ; Lock, 254 ; Wehif

206.
Soya. See Soja.
Spain, Barilla-yielding plants of,

Lagasca, 109.
catkin -bearing plants of,

Laguna, 109.

conifers of, Laguna, 109.

cotton culture in, Rojas Cle-

mente, 164.

— forest flora of, Laguna, 109.

— forestry in, Anon. 228.

— fruit culture in, Hidalgo,
251.

medicinal plants of, Heraud

^ Hidalgo, 87.

— oak, pine, and ash in, Wid-
drington, 209.

— olive culture in, Sidalgo,
251.

textile plants in, Carcenae,

33.

Spanish America, culture of coffee,

etc., in, Hossignon, 164.
Spartium, uses of, Thiehaut-de-

Berneaud, 191.
Sphaeria, a Chinese remedy, Fe-

reira, 147.
Sphaeria Eobertsii, Pereira, 147.
Spices, Hendess, 251 ; Loehe, 119 ;

Baton, 144; Pomet, 153; Schenh,

256 ; SchwarzTcopf, 256 ; 8pon,

185; Vogl, 200.
Spigelia Anthelmia, Bony an, 23.
Spinach, Australian, Anon. 228.
Spogel seeds, Coolce, 40.
Spotted Cranesbill, Bentley, 16.
Springs as affected by forests,

Maistre, 124.
Spruce (JS'orway), its resin, ^ajw-

hury, 80.
Spurious Cascarilla bark, Moll, 91 .

senna. Holmes, 92.

rhatany, Mettenheimer, 131.

yellow bark, Martigny, 127.

Star anise, ^yi?;w«!^, 248; Hoffmann,

90; Holmes, 93', Siehold, 178.

Star anise, a poisonous, Husemann,

99.
Starch, Mayet, 130; Bay en, 145;

/S^ow, 185.

from arrow root, Ryder, 168.

from Canna (Tous-les-mois),

Hamilton, 79.

— from Horse-chestnut, l%e-
i«^ry<? ^ Bemilly, 191.

from Tacca pinnatifida, (7w-

z^w^, 46; Williams, 210.

— its varieties, Schleiden, 172.

— (potato), Bereira, 147.

— producing plants. Archer, 7,
of British Guiana, aSAw,

178.

Starches, edible, Simmonds, 181.

non-edible, Thihierge Sf Be-
milly, 191.

list of, Bernardin, 19.

their adulteration, Vogl, 200.

their uses, Crace- Calvert, 44.

Statice brasiliensis. Holmes, 92.

caroliniana, Beed, 156.

Statice yielding Baycuru, Symes,

190.
Statistics of hop culture in Eng-
land, Braungert, 26.
Sterculia scaphigera, Jackson, 102.
Stillingia sebifera. Anon. 224.
Stinging-nettles as textile plants,

Mueller, 138.
Storax, Hanhury, 80, 81.
Stove economic plants at Eegent's

Park, Sowerhy, 184.
Straits settlements, agriculture of,

Low, 120.
Strassburg turpentine, Morel, 135.
Straw culture in Italy, Anon.

239.
Straw from Tacca pinnatifida,

Cu%ent, 46.
Strength of woods, British and

Colonial, Fowke, 67.
Strophanthus hispidus, jff<?r<?y, 83.
Strophanthus poison, Fraser, 67.
"Wanika arrow poison from,

Gerrard, 69.

344

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Stryclmos, Planchon, 151.

seeds of, Maisch, 123.

Strychnos Faba-Ignatii, JDelile^

49 ; Fluechiger ^ Meyer, 249.

Nux-vomica, Belile, 49.

potatorum, Coohe, 40; Delile,

49.
Styptic, a new, Archer, 7 ; San-

bury, 80.
Styria, poisonous plants of, Wodit-

schha, 212.
Substitutes for Cinchona, Renard,

158.

for coffee, Chevallier, 36 ;

Lochner, 254; Menier, 131.
Refer also to Kayser's Index,
art. SuEROGAT, KafFee.

chocolate, Holcus bicolor.

Barton, 12.

for tea, Lochner, 254. Refer

also to Kayser's Index, art.
SuEROGAT, Thee.
Substitution for Chiretta, Bentley^
16.

of medicinal plants, Holl,

91 ; Walchner, 202.

Succedanea. Bee Substitutes.

Sugar, Anon. 221, 223; CUlus,
245 ; Buhrunfaut, 54 ; Bureau,
57 ; Fruehling Sf Schuh, 68 ;
Fyfe, 68 ; Gill, 71 ; Kerr, 106 ;
LeBreton,2b^', Zeon,U6, 253-,
Reed, 156; S., 168; Scoffern,
175; Soames, 183; /S^ow, 185.
/S^^ <?^so Sugar Cane.

attacked by fungus, Fayen,

145.

bye products of, Fruehling

Sf Schuk, 68, 249 ; Seinrich,
86.

from beet. See Beet.

from Holcus, Smith, 182.

from maize, Stewart, 187.

from maple, Gihh, 70 ; MaWj

130.

from palm, Pereira, 147;

Stevens, 187.

— — from potatoes, Gaily 68.

Sugar manufacture in colonies.

Burgh, 31.
natural history of. Be Cailus,

48.

(muscovado), Higgins, 89.

raw materials of, Fruehling

8f Schuk, 68, 249.

reining, Belabarre^ Chaume,

48.

separation of culture from
manufacture, Fyfe, 68.
— - Sorghum culture for, Anon.

238 ; Cooke, 246 ; Garner one,
68 ; Be Buc, 115 ; Madinier Sf
Lacoste, 123; Sicard, 178; /S^^e^-
^2^, 187.

substitutes for. Refer to

Kayser's Index, art. Stjeeogat,

Zucker.
Sugar cane, Anon. 227 ; Rohr,

163; Soames, 183. See also

Sugar.

African, Olcott, 142.

as a forage plant, Garnerone,

68.

blight of, Bojer, 243.

Chinese, Olcott, 142.

culture. Anon. 222, 235,

236 ; Bell, 242 ; Bohierre, 243 ;

Bourgoin d^ Orli, 25 ; Casaux,

34 ; Ca%aud, 34 ; Craufurd, 44 ;

Butrone de la Couture, 57 ;

Fvans, 61 ; Falcone, 61 ; i^<W^,

63; X^rr, 106; Xo^w, 107;

Z<9 Breton, 253 ; Z^ow, 253 ;

Bhipson, 149; Borter, 153;

Reynoso, 159 («^e «/50 p. 243);

Silliman, 179; The Sugar Cane,

218; ^my, 213.

in Algeria, Chicco, 36.

in Asia, Anon. 221.

in Barbadoes, ^wo;^.

221 ; Ligon, 117 ; Rawson, 156.
in Bengal, Robinson,

162.

in British Guiana,

^«o«. 238 ; i^^Wc?, 63.
in Cuba, Zeow, 253.

INDEX.

345

Sugar culture in India, Anon. 221 ;
Falcone, 61 ; Hobinson, 162 ;
JFest, 208.

in Italy, Richeschi,

160.

in Jamaica, Beckfordf

15 ; Roughley, 165 ; White-
house, 209. Refer also to
Accounts and Papers, arts.
Jamaica, Sugar.

in Louisiana, Bureau^

57 ; Leon, 253.

in Mauritius, Anon.

222 ; Anselme, 7 ; leery, 99.

in Queensland, Roth,

165.

124.

in Reunion, Malavois,

in Saint Domingo,
Butrone de la Couture, 57.

in West Indies, Ander-

son, 6 ; Leon, 253 ; Roughley,

165.

its distribution, Ritter, 161.

Sugar-beet. See Beet.
Sugar-growing Colonies. Refer to

Accounts and Papers, Indexes,

art. SuGAE.
Sugar-planting. Refer to Ac-
counts and Papers, Indexes,

art. SuGAit.
Sulu archipelago, produce of,

Burlidge, 31.
Sumach, Grace- Calvert, 44.

American, Anon. 230.

culture in Sicily, Inzenga,

100; McMurtrie, 123.
Sumatra, camphor tree of, Be

Vriese, 50.
coffee leaves used in, Anon.

224; LTanhury, 80; Motley, 136;

Stenhouse, 187.
Sumbul, Wittmann, 212.

plant. Anon. 233.

root. Anon. 223.

Sumbulus moschatus, Anon. 230.
" Summer-plant-winter- worm," a

Chinese remedy, Pereira, 147.

Sunflower, coffee from, Anon. 239.

culture, Schomlurgh, 173.

in Mauritius, Anon.

228.

its uses. Anon. 236.

seed-oil. Anon. 230.

Sunn plant of India, Wtssett, 212.
Superstitious rites, plants used by

Indians in, Brown, 27.
Supply of cotton, Cheetham, 36 ;

Crawfurd, 44.

of India-rubber, Collins, 39.

Surinam, economic plants of,

Rotihoell, 165.

woods of, Specie Ohreen, 184.

Suspected plants, Rodin, 163. See

also Poisonous plants.
Swabia, poisonous plants of, Gme-

lin, 71.
Swallow-wort cotton. Anon. 225.
Swan river, a poisonous legumin-
ous plant from, Walter, 202.
Sweden, dye-lichens of, Westring,

208.

dye plants of, Ullgren, 195.

economic plants of, Winslow,

211.
food plants of, Bergius, 18 ;

Lagergren, 109.
forestry in, Anon, 235 ;

Holmgren, 93.

forests of, Johannson, 103.

fungi, doubtful or poisonous,

of. Fries, 67.

Materia medica of, Bergius,

18.

medicinal plants of, as substi-
tutes for exotic, Joerlin, 103.

Swietenia bark, Roxburgh, 166.

Switzerland, bee-flora of, Alefeld,
5.

economic plants of, Anon,

238; Vicat, 198; Weinhold,
206.

forest management in, Anon,

233 ; Brand is, 26 ; Boehner,
53 ; Kasthoferj 253 ; Landolty
111.

346

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Switzerland, fungi of, noxious and

useful, Trog, 194.
hemp culture in, Dalgas, 247.

- Materia medica of, Vicat,\^^.

medicinal plants of. Anon.

238 ; Weinhold, 206.

poisonous plants of, Ahles,

4 ; Anton, 7 ; SochstetteVy 90 ;
Vicat, 198; Weinhold, 206;
Woditschka, 212.

tobacco culture in, Anderegg,

6.

Sydney Intercolonial Exhibition

of 1870, produce at, Anon. 229.
Sylhet tea plant, Falconer, 62.
Sylviculture. See Arboriculture

and Forestry.
Symphytum asperrimum, Ritter,

161.
Symplocos racemosa. Bey, 248.
Synonymic dictionary of trade

produce, Bohel, 53 ; Faulkner,

249.
Synsepalum dulcificum, Danielle

46.
Syria, manna of, Berthelot, 19.

olive culture in, Jago, 102.

orange culture in, Anon. 239.

Syrup and sugar from potatoes,

Gall, 68.
Systematic botany as applied

to pharmacy, Fhermaier, 58 ;

Luerssen, 121.

Tabaschir, Guihourt, 76.

Tables for forestry valuation, Cotta,
42, 43.

Taccapinnatifida of Tahiti, Cuzent,
46 ; Williams, 210.

Taenifuges of Abyssinia, Courhon,
43; Fournier, 67; Martins, 128.

Tagua plant, Smith, 182.

Tahiti nut, Sanauseh, 77.

Tahiti produce. Anon. 234 ; Cu-
zent, 45.

Tallicoonah oil, Cla/rhe, 37.

Tallow tree, Anon. 224 ; Fortune,
66; Macgowan, 122.

Tamarind, Jackson, 100.
Tampico Jalap, Sanhury, 81.
Tan bark from Quercus Ilex, Rous-

set, 256.
Tannin, Spon, 185 ; Stenhouse,

187.
an acacia rich in, Molitor,

133.
Tanning barks, Crace- Calvert, 44 ;

Soehnel, 90; Kir wan, 106; iV^w-

Jm;?e?, 139.

from oak, Hartig, 83.

Tanning materials, Archer, 1-, Att-
field, 9; Bernardin, 19; Moeller,

133.

list of 350, Bernardin, 242.

of South America, Siewa/rt,

179.

used in Japan, Ishikawa, 100.

Tapioca, Brazilian, ^wow. 235.

Tapioca plant, Bagot, 1 69.

Tar (Juniper), Morel, 135.

(wood), Morel, 135.

Taraxacum, Boulton, 93.

root, its characters, Bentley,

15.

Taschkent Ehubarb, Pereira, 147.

Tasmania, its forests, C alder, 32.

its timber, ^w^/, 98.

Tasmanian produce in Exhibition
of 1862, Whiting, 209.

Tataria hungarica, Sehedk de Szent-
Miklos, 175.

Tayuya, Anon. 234; Barodi, 144

Tea, Anon. 221, 226; Bamler,
11; Bergsma, 18; Bontekoe,
23 ; Buc'hoz, 28, 29, 30 ; ^a^-
^ww, 32 ; Chamherlayne, 245
Bufour, 55 ; Seckeler, 85 ; ^ow»
My«, 95 ; Jacobson, 102; Lettsom
117; Martin, 127; Meisner
130 ; Jfow^?/, 134 ; Mueller
137 ; P«w//e, 145 ; i2«<?w^, 159
Schwarzkopf, 175; >S^oriJ, 178
Sigmond, 179 ; /Sw«YA, 182 :
/S/?ow, 185 ; Sylvestre-Bufour.
256; Watson, 204; Fi^;^w^r
202 ; ^ray, 213.

INDEX.

347

Tea, adulteration of, Voffl, 200.

analysis of, Wanhlyn, 203.

culture in Assam, Baildon,

9 ; Masters, 129.

in Anjou, Anon. 233.

in Bengal, Lees, 115.

in China, Ball, 1 1 ; For-

tune, 66 ; Fries, 68.

in India, Anon. 227,

228, 231; Burrell, 31; Fielder,
63; Lees, 115; Loarer, 118.

in Japan, Bohertson,

161.

in the United States,

Anon. 226; Smith, 182.

— from Brazil, Guillemin, 76.

— (green), Anon. 235.
history of its culture. Bitter^

161,

— imported into Britain, Anon.
226.

— in hrick form, Anon. 228.

— influence of, Behaij, 48.
plant of Upper Assam,

Griffith, 74; MacClelland, 122 ;
Bohinson, 162.

of Sylhet, Falconer, 62.

— plantations in India. Befer
also to Accounts and Papers,
Indexes, art. East India.

— substitutes for, Buc'ho%, 29,

30 ; Cohausen, 38 ; Loehner, 254.
Befer also to Kayser's Index,
art. SuEEAGAT, Thee.
coffee leaf as, Stenhouse,

187.
Yeronica as, Sattler,

170.

tables, Butter, 168.

trade of Europe, Wissett,

212. Befer also to Index of

Abridgments of Patents, 87.
Tea (African), JacTcson, 101.
Tea (Algerian), Jachson, 102.
Tea (Bourbon), Paschhis, 144.
Tea (bush). Anon. 224.
Tea (blue mountain), Jachson, 101.
Tea (Cape), Greenish, 74.

Tea, flower of. Groves, 76.

Tea (Himalayan), Loarer, 118;
Zoeller, 215.

Tea (Japanese), Anon. 228.

Tea (Orchid), Jackson, 100; Pasch-
his, 144.

Tea (Paraguayan), or Mate, MSnier,
131 ; Miers, 132; Bobbins, 161.

Tea (plantain), Liotard, 254.

Tea hair (an adulterant), Greenishf
74.

Teak forests in Pegu, Brandis,
25.

of Tenasserim, Falconer, 62.

Technologist, the, 217.

Technology educationally con-
sidered, Weisner, 209.

Tehuantepec, its productions,
Chaloner ^ Fleming, 35.

Tenasserim, gum kino of. Mason,
129.

liquidamber tree of, Mason,

129.

produce, Mason, 129.

Tensile strength of woods, Fowhe,
67.

Terebinthus, galls of, Guibourt,
76.

Terms used in commerce, Faalhner,
249.

Terra di Lavoro, its trees, Terrac-
ciano, 191.

Terra japonica. See Catechu.

Teucrium, notes on, Maisch, 124.

Textile nettles, Favier, 62.

Textile plants, Anon. 232 ; Per-
nardin, 19; Burger stein, 31
Ca%%uola, 34; Pennet, 50
Loebe, 119; Maly, 124; Masse
129; Mueller, 136; P/^i5j(, 152
Beissech, 157; Sherwood, 178
Siegfried, 179; /Sjt?ow, 185
>SM?afl?J, 189; Vetillart, 197
iS'i?^ «?«(? Fibres.

of Algeria, «7w5, 104

of Australia (by F. von

Mueller), Mclvor, 254.

of Bohemia, Berchtold, 18.

348

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Textile plants of Brazil, Saldanha

da Gama^ 170.
of France, Sorn, 252.

of Great Britain, Swaah^

189.

of India, Royle, 1 67 ; Sharp,

177; Strettell, 188; Watson,
204 ; Wiesner, 209.

of Italy, Carcenac, 33 ; Caz-

zuola, 34.

of Portugal, Carcenac, 33.

of Spain, Carcenac, 33.

of West Indies, Sharp,

177.

new, Dangers, 46.

•tropical, >SA«tr^, 177; Sqm'er,

186
Thalictrum macrocarpum, Doas-

sans, 53.
Than-mo, a vermifuge. Anon.

227.
Thapsia garganica, Blanchet, 21.
Thibet Materia medica, Rehmann^

157.
Thistle-oil, Bonavia, 23.
Timber, Bwpont ^ Bouquet de la

Grye, 56 ; Sildt, 89 ; Mathieu,

129; Spon, 185.
computation of quantities

and valuation, Cotta, 42-43.
from Dutch East Indies,

Eeden, 59.

— from India, Brandts, 26.

— in France, Metz-NoUat, 131.

— in Germany, Krehs, 108.

— in Surinam, Spech Ohreen,
184.

— of Tasmania, Hull, 98.

— of Yictoria, Newlery, 139.
oak, for the navy, Haering,

77.

— plantations, Jaeger, 102.

— tables, Weise, 207.

— of the Colonies, Smmonds,
181.

— from Colonies. Refer also to
Accounts and Papers, Indexes,
art. Colonies.

Timber trees. Anon. 222 ; Zaslett,
112.

at Friedrichshains, Jahn,

102.

— for Yictorian culture, Muel-
ler, 137.

— hardy in I^orth Germany,
Geijer, 70.

in relation to Agriculture,

Langethal, 111.

— of Australia, Brown, 243.

— of India, Balfour, 10.

— of the United States, Canada,

Nova Scotia, J//cAfl!W;r, 132. See

also Forest trees.
Timbo, Anon. 236.
Tinctorial plants. See Dye stuffs.
Tinospora cordifolia. Anon. 230.
Tobacco, Allart, 5 ; Anon. 221, .

235; Babo,9', Becker, 24\; »?-'

Buc'hoz, 28, 29 ; Cantoni, 33 ;

Carver, 24ib ; Coin, 39 ; Beco-

hert, 48 ; Bemoor, 49 ; Fairholt,

61 ; Fermond, 63 ; Fevre, 63 ;

Flor, 249 ; Senriech, 87 ; Imlert-

Courheyre, 99; Jennings, 103;

Johnson, 252; Lattre, 112;

Meisner, 130 ; Meller, 130 ;

Neander, 139 ; Paulli, 145 ;

Brescott, 154; Scheffmayer, 171;

Steinmetz, 186; Stella, 187;

Tatham, 190; Tiedemann, 193;

Villeneuve, 199; Winther, 212;

Zimmermann, 214. i?<9^r «?«o

^0 Kayser's Index, art. Tabak;

Index of Abridgments of Patents,

42; «w^ Accounts and Papers,

Indexes, art. Tobacco.

as forage, Briosi, 26.

as snuff, ^wow. 226; (7o-

hausen, 38.

as a poison, Lundahl, 121.

bibliography of, Bragge, 25.

botanical source of, Anon.

237.

Cope's ToJaf^co PZa^w^, 217.
culture in Australia, Schom-

lurgh^ 173.

INDEX.

349

Tobacco culture in Dordogne,

Nouvel, 141.
in Prance, Bee, 13 ;

Demersay, 49; Truchet, 194.

in Great Britain, Bro-

digan, 27.

in India, Watson, 204

West, 208.

Comes. 40.

in Italy, Anon. 238 ;

141.

49.

• in N'orway, Normann^

■ in Ohio, Or eight on, 44.
in Paraguay, Demersay,

in Provence, Raihaud-

L'Ange, 155.

in Sicily, Alfonso, 5.

in Spanish America,

Rossignon, 164.

in Switzerland, Ande-

regg, 6.
in the United States,

Anon. 257 ; Johnson, 252.

— history of, Ant%, 7.

— imported into Britain, Anon.
226.

— (Lattakia), Dyer, 57.

— of Congo, Anon. 223.
use of, Calkins, 32; Sig-

mond, 179.
Tocuyo estate, report on, Seemann,

176.
Tolu, Balsam of, Baillon, 13 ;

Weir, 206.
Tonga, Holmes, 93.
Toot-poison of New Zealand, Lind-
say, 117.
Toothache shrub, Bentley, 16.
Torreya calif ornica, Torrey, 193.
Torsion in larch trunks, Fekete, 62.
Touloucouna oil, Clarke, 37.
Tous-les-mois starch, Hamilton,

79.
Toxic plants. See Poisonous

plants.
Trade products, dictionary of,

Simmonds, 180.

Trade products of Tjeh,Aitehison, 5.
Tragacanth, Guihourt, 76.

(African), Flueckiger, 64.

its adulteration, MaltasSj

124.

its formation, Mohl, 133.

Transfer of plants from one
country to another. Masters,
129.

Trapa, Cooke, 40.

Tree (mammoth) of California,
Anon. 225.

planting in England, Ablett,

3.

131

in marsh lands, Metze,

Trees at Barres-Yilmorin, Anon.

237.

at Berlin, B.ayne, 85.

English, AUett, 3.

for resinous produce, Bou-

quinat, 25.
of Germany, Reitler ^ Ahel,

157; Rohr, 163.
of India, Stewart ^ Brandis,

187.

of Sardinia, Macchiati, 121.

of Scandinavia, Smidth, 182.

of Terra di Lavoro, Terrac-

ciano, 191.

— of the United States, Vasey,
196.

on soda-containing soils,
Soman, 93.

their artificial fertilisation,

Rochussen, 162.
— their pathology and phy-
siology, Lyon, 121.

wonders of, Tayler, 190.

Trefoil, shrub, Bentley, 16.
Trianosperma ficifolia, Parodi,

144.
Trier, hemp and flax culture in.

Beck, 14.
re-afforesting in, Roellelen,

163.
Trieste trade in gum Arabic,

Anon. 239.

350

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Trinidad, sugar grown at. Refer
to Accounts and Papers, In-
dexes, art. Stigae.

Tropical agriculture, Journal of,
218.

cultures, -Por^^r, 153; Qor-

kom, 73, 250.

fibres, Squier, 186.

Truffles, Bonnet, 23 ; Condamy,
40.

at Cannes, Anon. 228.

their artificial culture. Anon.

228; Gorge-GrimUot,2bQ \ Le-
heuf, 114; Planchon, 151; Re-
gimleau, 157 ; Thiriat, 192 ;
Valserres, 196.

Tsiology, Smith, 182.

Tuba roots. Anon. 230.

Tubers as food in Queensland,
Thozet, 192.

Turkey, drug trade with, Anon.
233.

otto of rose from Kisanlik in.

Smith, 182.

opium and scammony from,

Simmonds, 181,
Turkey com, Bentley, 1 6 ; Buc'hoZj

29 ; Duchesne, 55.
Turkish otto of rose, Anon. 231.
Turmeric, Anon. 230; Crace-

Calvert, 44.
African, Baniell, 47.

commercial varieties of,

Pereira, 147.

Turnips used in dyeing, Anon. 227.
Turnsole, Hanhury, 80.
Turpentine, Anon. 239.
common, Morel, 1 35.

(Chian), Flueckiger, 65 ;

Martindale, 127; Modlen, 133.

from the Aleppo pine. Morel,

135.

— oil of. Morel, 135.

— (Strassburg), Morel, 135.
(Venice), Morel, 135.

Turpentines and resins of the Co-

niferae. Morel, 135.
Tuscan remedies, Groves, 75.

Tuscany, chestnut culture in,

Crosby, 247.
Tuscarora rice, Muenter, 138.
Tutu, a dye wood, Hughes, 98.
Twin leaf, Bentley, 16.
Tylophora asthmatica, Cooke, 40.
Typha latifolia, Morren, 136.

TJmbelliferae used medicinally,
Beniau, 50.

Umbilicus pendulinus. Anon. 223.

Uucaria Gambir, Seemann, 176.

Uncomoco, Martins, 128.

Undeveloped resources of India,
Buist, 30.

United Kingdom. See Great Bri-
tain and Ireland.

United States of America, Cin-
chona culture in, Adams, 241 ;
Anon. 238.

cotton culture (in Southern),

Anon. ^15, 11^', Loring ^ Atkin-
son, 120; Muller, 224; Wight,
209; Wray, 213.

diTigs from. Anon. 234.

economic plants of, Rothrock,

165.

forest trees of, Browne, 28 ;

Marshall, 127; Michaux, 132;
Nuttall, 141 ; Porcher, 153 ;
Vasey, 196.

— applied to German

forestry, Wangenheim, 202, 203.
forestry in. Sough, 95 ;

Koch, 107.

— maple sugar of, Avequin, 9.

— Materia medica of. Holmes,
91; Maisch, 123.

medicinal plants of. Barton,

12 ; Bughes, 98 ; Jf«««cA, 123 ;
Rafinesque- Schmaltz, 155.

used by natives. Brown,

27; Palmer, 143; ^jJ^fJ^y, 186.
— orange flowers and oranges
from. Anon. 238.

poisonous cryptogamic plants

of, Porcher, 153.
— poppy culture in, Anon. 228.

INDEX.

351

United States of America, Sorglium

culture in, Anon. 238.

sumacli for, McMurtrie, 123.

tea culture in, Anon. 226 ;

Smith, 182.

trade of, Martin, 127.

tobacco in, -4wow. 257; Creigh-

ton, 44.
Unto-Mool, CooTce, 40.
Upas as an arrow poison, Buc'hon,

29.
Upas tieute, of Java, Delile, 49.
Urari and synonyms, Moss, 136 ;

SchomhurgTc, 173.
Useful plants, notes on, Anon. 238 ;

Dierhach, 51 ; Mangin, 125. See

also Economic plants.

of Prance, Reymond, 159.

of Germany, Chamisso, 35.

shown in map, Canstein,

33.

their transportation, Masters,

129.

Utility of marine algae, Saint-
Yves, 170.

Yalerian root adulterated with

White Hellebore, Beniley, 17.
Yaleriana officinalis, Tinihal-La-

grave, 193.
Yalerianaceae used medicinally,

Dufresne, 55.
Yaluation of forest produce, Cotta,

42, 43.
Yandellia diffusa, Posada- Arando,

153.
Yanilla, Anon. 233 ; Bernardin,

19; Belteil, 49; Jackson, 101.

culture. Anon. 235 ; Bes-

vaux, 50.

dat, 24.

in Bourbon, Bouchar-

in India, Anon. 236;
0' Conor, 141.
— in Padua botanic

garden, Visiani, 199.

in Reunion, Anon. 232 ;

Yanilla culture in Spanish
America, Rossignon, 164.

its origin, Sawer, 171.

Yanilla (wild). See Liatris.

Yariable activity in leaves, Coohe,
41.

Yarnish tree of Japan, Gomicourt^
72; Geyler, 70.

Yarnish trees (Eastern), Jackson,
100.

Yegetable culture, Whitehead, 209.

Yegetable fats. Chateau, 35 ; Vogl,
200.

fibres, new method of dis-
tinguishing, Wah, 202.

grease. Chateau, 35.

ivory, B[ooker, 94 ; Seemann,

175; Smith, 182.

oils, Chateau, 35.

poisons. )S^^« Poisonous plants.

silk, Anon. 226.

tallow of China, Anon. 224.

wax from China, Wre, 196.

from Japan, Anon. 229,

233; Robertson, 161.
wool. Anon. 226.

Yegetables, history of cultivated,

Phillips, 149.
in French Guiana, Sagot,

162.
Yegetation and malaria, Gordon,

72.
Yenezuela, ashycrown Cinchona

in, Anon. 228.
report on Tocuya estate in,

Seemann, 176.

useful plants of, Ernst, 248.

Perrottet, 149.

Yenezuelan contributions to the
Yienna Exhibition, Ernst, 60.

produce at Bremen Exhibi-
tion, Ernst, 60.

Yenice turpentine, Morel, 135.

Yentimiglia, olive culture near,
Winter, 211.

Yeratrum, official species of, Mit-
chell, 133.

Yeratrum viride, Anon. 225.

Yerbascum Thapsus, Anon. 229.

362

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Yerona, forestry in the province

of, Pellegrini, 146.
Ycronica, a substitute for tea,

Sattler, 170.
Vetches, Langethal, 111.
Veterinary plants, Buchoz, 29, 30 ;

Caztuola, 34 ; Dittweiler, 53 ;

Duchesne, 55; Planh, 152; Ro-

det, 162; Veith, 197.

poisons, Linhe, 118.

Viburnum, uses of, Maisch. 124.
Victoria, its indigenous Materia

medica, Anon. 234.
produce of, at Sydney Ex-
hibition of 1870, Anon. 229.
textile plants for culture in

(by P. von Mueller), Mclvor,
254.

— timber of, Newlery, 139.

— timber trees for culture in,

Mueller, 137.
Vienna, collection of woods at,

Fuels, 68.
forest congress at, Mathieu,

129.
Cinchona barks at, Vogl,

200.

Exhibition, Agriculture at,

Lorenz, 120.

fibres at, Grothe, 75.

— Venezuela produce at,

Ernst, 60.

Pharmacological Institute at,

Schroff, 256.
Vinca, uses of the genus. Anon.

231.
Vine. For its literature see Wine ;

see also Preface, page vii.
Violet, odour of, Bernardin, 19.
Vitality of seeds, Brownen, 28.
Viti. See Piji.
Vontac, Pomme de, Delile, 49.
Vosges sandstone, Abies pectinata

on. Dressier, 54.

"Wafer ash, Bentley, 16.

"Wai-fa, Martius, 128.

Wall Pennywort, Anon. 223.

Wall-sheets of exotic economic

plants, Zippel ^ Bollmann, 214.
Walnut tree, Du Breuil, 54.
Wanika arrow poison, Gerrard,

69.
Water chestnuts, Cooke, 40.
Wattles, Anon. 238.
Wax, vegetable, Bpon, 185.
from China, Anon. 224; Ure,

196.
from Japan, Anon. 225, 229,

233; Meyer, 131; Robertson,

161.

from Myrica, Simmonds, 180.

Wax-tree of Carolina, JELamilton,

79.
Waxes, vegetable, Loch, 254.
Weaving, plants used for. See

Textile plants.
Weeds, Darlington, 247 ; Gourdon

Sf Naudin, 73; Loele, 119.

(forest), Willkomm, 210.

of agriculture, Thaer, 191.

of Germany, Beiche, 14 ;

Dietrich, 52.
Wellington Colonial Museum,

Anon. 229.
West Indies, Andropogon Schoe-

nanthus in, Hamilton, 79.
Canella bark from, Daniell,

47.

— Cassia, species of, from,
Hamilton, 78.

— crotons from, Daniell, 47.

— culture of sugar cane in,

Anderson, 6.

— cultures of, Riland, 160.
economic plants of, Barham,

11.

— fibrous plants of. Sharp, 177.

— lemon - grass culture in,
Hamilton, 79.

Liberian coffee in, Morris,

136; Nicholls, 139.
; — mahogany of, Chaloner 8f
Fleming, 35.

medicinal plants of, Monar-

des, 133; Simmonds, 180.

INDEX.

353

"West Indies, opium from, Hamilton,
79.

sugar culture in, Anon. 222 ;

Leon, 253; Roughley, 165.

West Indies (Danish), cotton cul-
ture in, Rohr, 163.

Whangee cane, Jachson, 102.

Wheat as forage, Romano, 256.

straw culture in Italy, Anon.

239.

AVheats, Corenwinder, 41.

White Dammar, Morel, 135.

White Hellebore, an adulterant
of Valerian, Bentlei/, 17.

Wild Black Cherry, Bentley, 16.

Wild Indigo, Bentleij, 16.

Wild Rue seeds, Flueckiger, 65.

Wild Yanilla. See Liatris.

Willow culture, Coaz, 38 ; Fischer,
64; Krahe, 107; Noethliclis,
140; Renter, 159; Scaling, 171 ;
Schuhe, 174.

on sandy ground, ReUring,

86.

Vilorg, 198.

Willow hedges in Denmark, Dalgas,
46.

Willows at Wobum Abbey, Forbes,
66.

their culture at Bussieres,

Breffaut, 26.

their culture for basket-mak-
ing, Breitenlohner, 26.

Wine. Refer to Wagenmann's
Bibliotheca oenologica. Zusam-
menstellung der gesammten
Weinliteratur des In- und Aus-
landes. Heidelberg, 1875. 8°.
Lorenz's Index, arts. Raisin
and YiGN^E.

Woad, Lasteyrie du Saillant, 112.

Wobum Abbey, coniferous plants
at, Forles, 66.

grasses grown at, Sinclair,

181.

willows at, Forles, 66.

Wonders of trees, Tayler, 190.

Wongshy, a yellow dye, Stein,

186.
Wood, Dupont ^ Bouquet de la

Grye, 56.
as paper material, Jolivet,

253.

culture of, Thomas, 192.

exports from Austria, JECohen-

hruck, 91.

for fuel in France, Larzillikre,

253.

its economic applications, 68

from conifers, Schroeder^

173.
Wood oil, Fluech'ger, 65 ; Guihourt,

76 ; Sanhury, 80.
Wood tar, Morel, 135.
Wood wool. Anon. 224.
Woodland trees of England, Heath.

88.
Woodlands, Cobbett, 38. See also

Forests.
Woods, Hildt, 89 ; Houttuyn, 96 ;

TFalther, 202.

at Vienna Museum, Fuchs,

collection of, at Geneva,
Gentile, 69.

fancy, of India, Balfour,

10.

— from the Indian Archipelago,

Sturler, 189.

history of, Burgsdorff, 31.

See also Forestry.

— most useful European,
Burhart, 24i4i.

— of Brazil, Saldanha da Gama^

170.

— of British Burmah, Anon.
226 ; Brandis, 26.

— of Guiana, Specie Obreen, 184.

— of Kew Caledonia, Seberty

256.

— of IN'ew South Wales, Moore,

134.

— of Rio de Janeiro, Saldanha
da Gama, 170.

— of the British Colonies, Sim-

monds, 181.

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354

VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY.

Woods of Yictoria, Newhery, 139.

their properties, Noerdlinger^

140.

used in industry, sections of,

Noerdlinger, 140. Refer also to
Kayser's Index, art. Holz, and
Lorenz's Index, art. Bois.

"Woods, Forests, and Land Reve-
nues. Refer to Accounts and
Papers, Indexes, art. Woods,

FOKESTS AND LaND REVENUES.

Wool from wood, Anon. 224.

Wool (vegetable), Anon. 226.

Woorari poison, Redwood, 156.

Wormseed, Flueckiger, 65.

Wourali and synonyms. Moss, 136.

poison, Redwood, 156.

Wouraly, or Wourari and syno-
nyms, Moss, 136.

Wrightia antidysenterica. Ley,
248 ; Stenhouse, 187.

tinctoria, Perrottet, 149.

Wrightine, Saines, 77.

Wuerttemburg, forestry in, Anon.
238.

fungi of, Kerner, 105.

Wurrus, a dye. Anon. 224 ; San-
hury, 80.

Xanthium spinosum. Anon. 236.

Strumarium, Bancroft, 1 1 .

Xanthorrhea gum, Simmonds, ISO.

Xanthorrhea resins, Maisch, 254.
Xanthorrhiza apiifolia, Bentley^

15.
Xanthoxylon fraxineum, Bentley,

16.
piperitum, Stenhouse, 187.

Yam, Va/vin, 197.
Yallhoy, Ruiz Lopez, 168.
Yellow-bark, spurious, Ma/rtigny,

127.
Yellow dye tree of Soudan, Laniell,

47.

Wongsby, Stein, 186.

Yellow dyes, Grace- Calvert, 44.
Yellow Poppy seed oil, Anon,

226.
Yellow root, Bentley, 15.
Yerba de Mate, Miers, 132.
Yerba mansa, Lloyd, 118.

Zanzibar, copal of, KirTc, 106.
Zea Mays, Vivenza, 199.

in China, Hance Sf Mayer 8 ^

82.

of Western Africa, Laniell,

46.
Zebra wood, JacTcson, 101.
Zingiberaceae used officially,

Meyer, 131.
Zingiberaceous plants possessing

Manganese, FluecUger^ 65.

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