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Issued November 380, 1908.

Ces DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY—Circular No. 17.
B. T. GALLOWAY, Chief of Bureau.

INDEX TO PAPERS RELATING TO PLANT-INDUSTRY
SUBJECTS IN THE YEARBOOKS OF THE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE.

PREPARED BY

J. EK. ROCKWELL,
Epiror, Burnau oF PLAnt INDUSTRY.

WASHINGTON . GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE ; 1908

BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY.

Physiologist and Pathologist, and Chief of Bureau, Beverly T. Galloway.

Physiologist and Pathologist, and Assistant Chief of Bureau, Albert F. Woods.

Laboratory of Plant Pathology, Erwin F. Smith, Pathologist in Charge.

Investigations of Discases of Fruits, Merton B. Waite, Pathologist in Charge.

Laboratory of Forest Pathology, Haven Metcalf, Pathologist in Charge.

Cotton and Truck Diseases and Plant Disease Survey, William A. Orton, Pathologist in Charge.

Plant Life History Investigations, Walter T. Swingle, Physiologist in Charge.

Cotton Breeding Investigations, Archibald D. Shamel and Daniel N. Shoemaker, Physiologists in Charge.

Tobacco Investigations, Archibald D. Shamel, Wightman W. Garner, and Ernest H. Mathewson, in Charge.

Corn Investigations, Charles P. Hartley, Physiologist in Charge.

Alkali and Drought Resistant Plant Breeding Investigations, Thomas H. Kearney, Physiologist in Charge.

Soil Bacteriology and Water Purification Investigations, Karl F. Kellerman, Physiologist in Charge.

Bionomic Investigations of Tropical and Subtropical Plants, Orator F. Cook, Bionomist in Charge.

Drug and Poisonous Plant Investigations and Tea Culture Investigations, Rodney H. True, Physiologist in
Charge.

Physical Laboratory, Lyman J. Briggs, Physicist in Charge.

Crop Technology and Fiber Plant Investigations, Nathan A. Cobb, Crop Technologist in Charge.

Taxonomic and Range Investigations, Frederick V. Coville, Botanist in Charge.

Farm Management Investigations, William J. Spillman, Agriculturist in Charge.

Grain Investigations, Mark Alfred Carleton, Cerealist in Charge.

Arlington Experimental Farm, Lee C. Corbett, Horticulturist in Charge.

Vegetable Testing Gardens, William W. Tracy, sr., Superintendent.

Sugar-Beet Investigations, Charles O. Townsend, Pathologist in Charge.

Western Agricultural Extension Investigations, Carl 8. Scofield, Agriculturist in Charge.

Dry-Land Agriculture Investigations, E. Channing Chilcott, Agriculturist in Charge.

Pomological Collections, Gustavus B. Brackett, Pomologist in Charge.

Field Investigations in Pomology, William A. Taylor and G. Harold Powell, Pomologists in Charge.

Experimental Gardens and Grounds, Edward M. Byrnes, Superintendent.

Foreign Seed and Plant Introduction, David Fairchild, Agricultural Explorer in Charge.

Forage Crop Investigations, Charles V. Piper, Agrostologist in Charge.

Sced Laboratory, Edgar Brown, Botanist in Charge.

Grain Standardization, John D. Shanahan, Crop Technologist in Charge.

Subtropical Laboratory and Garden, Miami, Fla., P. J. Wester, Gardener in Charge.

Plant [ntroduction Garden, Chico, Cal., W. W. Tracy, jr., Assistant Botanist in Charge.

South Texas Garden, Brownsville, Ter., Edward C. Green, Pomologist in Charge.

Farmers’ Cooperative Demonstration Work, Seaman A. Knapp, Special Agent in Charge.

Seed Distribution (directed by Chief of Bureau), Lisle Morrison, Assistant in General Charge.

Editor, J. E. Rockwell.
Chief Clerk, James E. Jones.
[Cir. 17)

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B. P. I.—414. ‘

INDEX TO PAPERS RELATING TO PLANT-INDUSTRY
SUBJECTS IN THE YEARBOOKS OF THE UNITED
STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

EXPLANATORY STATEMENT.

The index following is intended primarily to cover the subjects
referred to in the 65 papers contributed by the Bureau of Plant
Industry since its organization, on July 1, 1901, to the Yearbooks
of the United States Department of Agriculture and afterwards
reprinted in separate form.

In order to make this index more satisfactory and complete, how-
ever, it has been deemed desirable to include with it a title index to
papers relating to plant-industry subjects printed in the Yearbooks
issued prior to the organization of the Bureau of Plant Industry.
These title entries are therefore inserted with the others, but are dis-
tinguished from them by the use of smaller type. For a complete
subject index to these earlier papers and all others issued in Yearbooks
prior to 1901 the reader is referred to Bulletin No. 7 of the Division
of Publications, entitled ‘“‘ Index to the Yearbooks of the United States
Department of Agriculture, 1894-1900,” by Charles H. Greathouse.

All of the papers contributed to the Yearbooks which have been
reprinted in separate form for gratuitous distribution are indicated
(1) by the number assigned to each such paper, known as a “‘ Year-
book Extract” or “* Yearbook Separate,’ by the Document Section of
the Division of Publications, followed (2) by the year showing the par-
ticular Yearbook in which the article referred to appeared and (3) by
the numbers of the pages on which the specified matter will be found.

Many of the earlier Yearbook papers are now out of print in sepa-
rate form. Those separates that are now available for distribution %

@ The stock of free publications on hand at the Department of Agriculture is con-
stantly changing, the editions being exhausted from time to time but reprinted when
required.

At the time of going to press (November, 1908) the following papers upon plant-
industry subjects printed in the Yearbooks may be obtained in separate form from the
Department of Agriculture upon request: Nos. 20, 27, 28, 47, 50, 85, 87, 90, 128, 151,
iiemoelos, 205,206, 208, 211, 215, 217, 220,-222, 262, 266, 278, 279, 283, 291, 293,
314, 317, 320, 321, 326, 330, 340, 343, 356, 361, 377, 383, 387, 401, 419, 422, 427, 429,
446, 450, 453, 456, 459, 461, 463,

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4 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

will be sent free of cost upon application to the Secretary of Agricul-
ture and may be designated by using the specific numbers assigned to.
the extracts wanted; thus “YB 340” is a sufficient indication that a
copy is desired of Yearbook Extract No. 340, issued in the Yearbook
for 1904, entitled ‘‘Opportunities in Agriculture. I. Growing Crops
under Glass. II. Fruit Growing. III. General Farming.”

It is hoped that this index will prove a convenient key to the vast
storehouses of information on plant subjects contained in the series
of Yearbooks of the Department of Agriculture, of which the four-
teenth volume has only recently come from the press.

SEPTEMBER 25, 1908.

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Note.— Wherever a subject is treated throughout an entire paper, the word paper is added to indicate
this fact except in the cases of papers issued prior to 1901, all such entries covering entire papers only.

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Extract

Acetic acid made from grape pomace. ......-.....-.-.-.-.---. 354

Additional notes-on seed testing....................-...--------- HOG Sad eer es SoS 98

Additions, some, to our vegetable dietary....................2-. 22-22-2022 eee 41

Advance loquat, history and description..........-.-.-...---- 229

Agricultural experiments in Alaska..............---.---------- eae A TER 142

munookcormthecoast of Alaska: =. 02 soak oss esses eek seen 106

seeds—where grown and how handled, paper........ 238
Agriculture, Department, new citrus and pineapple produc-

LOWS A PUPCH A> swe Neio coc ss 427

fruit productions, paper.-....-.-. 383

development, relation of plant physiology, paper... 336

RUBE OELOM ACO MS seh eee cveiicte te siete ge ee es De aeie cele 151

the Winited States, progress ... 20.22. 2--..2e es bee ke cena 179

OPPOROUMINCS,« PAPer: < o.26. 5 eee eS 336

Potasmvand its MuNCtlOn Asse Sas oe woe eee ee od 71

soil ferments important ........ sel pe Aa Bees Fe aga 35

training necessary for investigator and teacher.... 336

tropical islands of the United States, paper....... 242

TMIS CANES a scensee ae Se oe has Sell lea

EEPLOSTOLO Spa DVIS Ole ony ne es Se ayyorme soe uae hae Whe Sawe Ne Pen es 90

Ercanonne and sclentinic, Progress ../5 0.242 Soe ele le 176

Aiken apple, history and description......... Be tS Ne be

Alabama and Mississippi, diversified farming, paper. eee t Sra

PM ASD TA TICUOMTAl EXPCLIMENtS © so. sca 0 oss ole ee eo ee ee 142

ROAST CUOUTAl OUTIOOK cei ee Wo ee 106

Alfalfa, factor of success in potato culture..................-.. 349

PEROSELOM=eTO WING TECIOM! 2. 6205 2) '.5 Ree dk asec te dae. 4 BE

on ee 278

seeds. . ie Smee AGE Pcie s A AL elie AOS

Alfilaria, poeds. ae See, 2 Pep rien ler ast welt 288

Algee, blue-green, in water TEL Lanes TES NO ipa bse 6)

contamination of public water supplies, PODER ae oss n her, 2B2

prevention m water supplies... .....----..-.--2.0-+-.-- 262

Alkali lands in Egypt, reclamation, pees Begin te eee tas os ce iy OL

PLiginey ale; and reclamation.) 282... e ee ecco ae eos 35

Sil sMerace mlants ior CUlLLVATION = 2/2 025.0. oe ce eke ee oo ele ees 129

Eley peean history and description....-...-...-:-.-.-.-.---- 429

Alligator pear. See Avocado.
puMond. Jordan, history and description........-.--........-. 283
ECir: 17)

Year-

. book.

1904
1897
1895

1901
1898
1897

1901

1906
1905
1904
1898
1899
1904
1896
1895

1904
1901

1901
1897
1899

1903
1905

1898

1897
1904
1904
1902
1901
1901
1902
1902
1902
1902

1895
1898

1906

1902

Page.
378
441-452
205-214
391-392
515-524
553-576
233-256

329-346
275-290
119-132

505-514
307-334
161-190
107-136
69-102
129-131
349-368
352
160-175
347-366
268-269
501-207
515-524
553-576
312-313
505
361-362
240-241
252
178-181
175-186
184-185
573-588
103-122
535-550
366-367

479-480

+)

6 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Year-
Extract. book. Page.
Alsike clover, seed.. nid ae Steen ee oo ee LOOM 239
America, North, Poneman Riceipation of Shia end race oS ie 9 1894 203-214
relationship of fruits to those of eastern Asia.................2......- 21 1894 437-442
American lemon industry, status, paper...........-...:.-...... 453 1907 343-360
wormseed. See Wormseed, American.
Ames, ADELINE, and WritL1am ALLEN ORTON, paper entitled
hs Bit diseases in 1907’’.......... idee loool e ACT W907 a7 589
Animals and plants in North Nenericn peoeeaniin taisibution Ao eee gare 9 1894 203-214
improvement, use of inbreeding ...........-...-.-..... 389 1905 379-381
‘Anise, experiments in Cultivations ese. 25s eae De GOR 346
Apple, Aiken, history and description...........: ye Soni Leerae 330 1903 268-269
Bloomfield, shistory and deseriptions=--. =. =.22- 420 356 1904 399-400
Carson, history and description,--.........----.-----.-- 399 1905 496-497 -
culture, commercial, relation of cold storage, paper... .-. 317 1903 225-238
Delicious, history and description................-..--- 450 1907 305-307
diseases @NG"INSeCts?s.22 2 ee ee 230 1901 603-604
Doctor, history and description. eee. eee 356 1904 400-402
Hnsee, history and. description seae 75. 9 eee 450 1907 305-307
prowile; sections suitable. - 25. 5- soos es el 230 1901 594
sites.and soils suitable s2 2225 eee = ee as 230 1901 594-595
Hiley, history and. descriptions... 22-22.-e2- 2-22 eae 330 1903 271-272
InduUsiTy, Present status. --22.22. eee ee 317 1903 225-226
Ingram, history and description. -. 2-25.25. -2 eee 229 1901 382-383
iInsectsiand: diseases. sa .0 i ee 230 1901 603-604
McIntosh, history and description>:2227.-2-----.425 0 == 229 1901 383-385
Magnate, history and description..........-....-.--.-- 429 1906 355-357
Oliver Red, history and description................---- 429 1906 357-358
orcharding, commercial, Vanen-..= jose te 230 1901 593-608
Perry, stony: ancy GescripliOMss..22-— eee eee ee 330 1903 270-271
Rabun, history-and descriptions. <2... 4 ee 429 1906 359-360
Randolph; history and description.<--2-4---- 2-5. 4-5= 283 1902 472-473
scald. 225. 5S meee et oS Soccer ee ea eee 317 1903 232-233
Stayman Winesap, history and description.......-...-. 283 1902 470-472
sugar. See Sugar-apple.
trade; inilwence of-cold Storace222 2a. see ee ee 317 1903 236
trees, bearing; top-workine 22252. eee ofa ee eee 266 1902 255-256
CulilvatlOnies-- 0ske eee = eee eee eee 230 1901 599-601
preparation for plantine er ee 230 1901 595-596
PTUDING sateen ee 230 1901 601-603
Virginia Beauty, history and description............--. 399 1905 495-496
Apples, advantages of local storage house........---...------- 317 1903 234
and raspberries combined, cultivation.......-..-..--.- 246 1901 441-443
cold storage, relation to commercial culture, paper.... 317 1903 2256-238
conditions influencing keeping quality.............-.-- 317 1903 230-235
handling and marketine-< 22.02 ieee 230 1901 605-608
importance of storing promptly after picking....-.-..-. 317 1903 233-234
influence of cold storage in extending markets........- 317 1903 | 236-237
keeping quality, influence of environment..-.........--. 317 1903 234-235
marketing methods. .2.00%.<- 22 doce eee 317 1903 226-227
storage, magnitude of business: -.----.2-2225. 5. +22 eee 317. 1903 228-229
sugrestions for improving color.-2._. =. 22-2-0se. eee 317 1903 231-232
sun scald... .s2.%. fie) eon cee ee eee 266 1902 246-247
supply. and.demand; relation-<:2-.222:2. 93 ee aeee ee 317 1903 227-228

[Cir217]

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.

Apples, temperature for keeping in storage........-.-...-..---- 317
timer tonprelks ior cold storages 52: \sae- sie oki. bees eee 317
vanieties;for commercial purposes.........-22-2-242-4s- 230

value, influence of cold storage.....-....---.. 317

Arid region of United States, conditions in soils................. SIM 22 can rN eae 29

See also Semiarid regions.

Arkansas, diversified farming. - oho NM elt Ma Pay ee Sin Tele eh OOH AY

Arlington Experimental Meee testing gardens for plant intro-~

er ee) 384

Art of seed selection and prcedine) QPCR eats iN site crates ears 446

PMSLIBnne CHELOEeMOMerDIACE Ys wees (amos pede Neh fe sods. 284

PS eECOal wiOr CAMMatlONG. 0 weiss slo or. eh 290

Asia, eastern, relationship of fruits to those of America.............-.--------- 21

JA STORUEEYLUTISY TOE ETN Gl a Te Mg a at le poe Oe a ge eg ea 459

new rust-resistant, development..........-..-..-..- 44]

Atlantic Coast States, truck farming..............--..-. Geers 459
Sao OanG eat nU Ckesl ANG Sia eee Seatac eee cece ore ee Ryan fal 28

meyOca@Orasampromising fruit Crop. -..)...2.22..2.-2- 22220. Selene 394
|S TOG LG gO hos Se ese spats es a ly a eg ale te SUN 394
Chappelow, history and description...........---.---- 429
description of fruit and possibilities of market......-.. 242
15H FESS AS ae WN eC eg Oe a pe 394
Dien Ss eXCeM Le ae means eee soo oka noes 394
FORO DAM ULOIE sence ew Cy eR MAS a tee toe lt a 394
firapp ehistory and description... >2-2.222.2-22......-. » 399
EOS «cic As yrs aS SMES eres mae PA aL Nn ere So

B
pacilly varieties present.in soils. 225-0322. .2232. 20 22.02.22 2 bes 411
See abe Bacteria.

Bacteria and the nitrogen problem, paper.......-.-.--.-------- 277
cultures, distribution and methods of use.............. 277
dismibution-of inoculated soil’... 22522-25250 02.-25. 4
inoculation of soil. Bees Suis es se ta ee Sea OLDE

improved me iod So MAE SME NS 277
pure cultures, {6252255 eek ews ih ho 411
PMPPOREN- CALM ERIMO aS 5 AAs cw ca eal els MOE aes UE Oy, PAT
336
LOGE MOGME Vale Seta Fe aah ea CLP OG LO 411
varieties and efficiency ...-......-.-.--- 411
BOM Choemicalhimetomen#s sich) oy koe ass node en 41]
fixation of atmospheric nitrogen.....-..-...--.--- 411
BUPMeLClesery ie tre ECR Ae hig docs an 4 PRE OU, Pali s
CHE Gauee temo ea ras AMG 1 STG 277
MUETOSCOPIC Appearances .-22 6222. ets aes 277
See also Bacilli and Nitrogen.
Base on savant s Gobaccoseed ...02.. nee set eee i bee kee d: 358

BAILEY, LIBERTY HYDE:
Paper entitled ‘Sketch of the relationship between American and eastern

ASST ATED URL GSS ese ie eae eee a a NT ee NCIS LE 21

“ The improvement of our native iruits”...............-.- 77

Banana, importance of crop in Porto Rico, etc.............---- , 242
Bamier tape, history and description...........2/......2.2--- 429
Pere mineae Om cChesthlbs- 226 cce 062. occ cele ei sbss teers: 463

[Cir, 17]

Year-
book.

1903
1903
1901

1903
1894

1905

1905
1907
1902
1902
1894
1907
1907
1907
1894
1905
1905
1906
1901
1905
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1905

1906

1902
1902
1906
1902
1902
1906
1902
1904
1906
1906
1906
1906
1902
1902
1902

1904

1894
1896

1901
1906
1907

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Page.
230-231
231
596-599

235-236
155-164

207-212

298
221-236
511

562
437-442
433
141-142
425-434
129-143
439-444
441-443
363-365
304
443-444
444

441
508-510
440-441

128-130

333-342
341-342
134-135
339-340
340-341

135
336-337
123-125
132-135
133-134

128
130-132
337-338
338-339

338

448-449

437-442
297-304

304-355
361-362
489-490

8 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS,

Extract.

Barley, Chevalier, introduction into America, cost............-. 384
industrial progress and improvement of crop.....-.----- 264
Barnyard ‘grass it ie ypt:2.-.22.seseeet nose oe ee ee 291
Beans tor ‘truck farming: ..250.:227e4 see ees ee eke kes 459
velvet,.1n peach orchardss(eeeusst he ee ae 293

BOGS. 2.2 +...b5 5s eae tee eee te es 238

Beer productionam cotton belt-- S22 ee ee Sig
Southern States, opportunities.........-..--. 340

Beet-sugar industry, production and future possibilities........ 320
manufacture, utilization of residues in cattle feeding............. 137
production, methods of reducing the cost, paper.... 422

Beets, sugar, care and eultivation..-.2. 26. -0.. 222 Le eai ec: 320
cost of production one hundred years ago..-..-..-.- 422

GUL Vales seein ee oe ee ee an 422

destroyino weeds.- 2. ee ae eee 422

growing and siloing seed roots........-..-.----...- 351

COSb so. ccm 2c Sees cee ee 422

labor scost.c. 25-22 ae eee 422

TEGUCING? : 2h ee see wen ce 422

NIOCCSSALY <2ccber eee ee ere 320

422

solirces OL supplye:oce----2 ee oer 422

prout and. loss). 2. gee. = eee 320

yields and future possibilities............- 320

harvesting 2226205523. 5d oe ee ee 320

422

Noein Oe ees Seed Se cote he ee Se es ae 422

importance of growing seed at home.............. 351

IM ProvemMenw.2-=. us... ee ee eee 422

INCTEASING BIZC sc -ces'e > oe sins we ee eee ree 422

sugar content....- utube cena caen eee 351

422

WVICATION sesso Ses oe ee eee eee 320

location of land for profitable growing.........-.-- 320

DIAUUING oe. oo eee oo eee ene: See ee 320

practices of successful prowers..-2- 5. 5. .-2--s«« 320
preparation:of soil)2- 2.72. ee ee 320

production of single-germ seed.............-.-.-- 422

relation to general farming, paper....-..--...----- 320

HOG <2 Sasso Serine were eee ee ee ey eee 238
American-grown, excellence.......-:...-..- ool

DreGdINe * paper.=. 5 Ses Nee ee 351

effects of soil and environment............... 301

forelon-pTOWN.=2.. 222-24 Stee Stee eee 351

methods of-production..-..-=.+222=-4usee ee 301

steps in Scientific prowing:-- =. ----. -2iee ee 351

testing characters. 232s 222. Se 351

WOrk IMAMpProvins:2 2. eee 351

siloing seed TO0ts 25.528. a eee ee 351

Sil Ogihara 422

soll suitable forsproduction-c-2---ese-- =e eee 320

tDEDMING 2. oe oe ee ee ee 422

and’ weeding 22: ose a eee ees 320

(Cir; 47]

Year-
book.
1905
1902
1902
1907
1902
1901
1905
1904
1903

1898
1906
1903
1906
1906
1906
1904
1906
1906
1906
1903
1906
1906
1903
1903
1903
1906
1906
1904
1906
1906
1904
1906
1903
1903
1903
1903
1903
1906
1903
1901
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Page.
294

225
580-582
433
617-618
242-243
210
189-190
410
213-220
265-278
405-407
265

276
277-278
350-351
268-278
269-270
274
407-408
270
270-274
408-409
410

407
276-277
275-276
343-344
266-268
266-267
341-342
267-268
405-406
402-403
405
400-401
404-405
275
399-410
252-2505
344 |
341-352
347-348
342-343
344-347
350
348-349
351-352
350-351
278
401-402
275
406-407

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YHARBOOKS.

Extract.
beets; sioal transportation, LO4aCtOly <. ja. 25505 2s soeesieme cee 422
Vahe Ol laMGhtOn COVOWING. Uc cscs Jeeta ee ae ek 422
WACLOMLONACEC Hee sete cos vue Rote ei ace OAD
Beggarweed, seeds...........-.-- PEP LA Oh Fas 02) Aan eee OR AA aR
Belladonna, cultivation ee anent SIS ST Hr wr eh a I 325
IM Ww miGedu states: ssssc esac. alae eee oe AOL
pelle peaeh. history and description< -- 2... 2.2.2 .22.5sn55.25- 283
LP CURSO TN) 1B Ag Oe ae ie i ee ee iene no ean ds ante 291
BESSEY, ERNST ATHEARN,and HERBERT JOHN APOE, paper entitled “‘ Prog-
ressim plant breeding in the United States”?..2 22... 22... <scecccc cece cee cccs 182
PIMC Oise Sal Geta CSO MOTASSES a tasers meee isis Noicioj-ee sew smnies came eee tet 20
Biscayne pineapple, history and description.............-.----- 427
Nie pear causomnd sMrevienllOl see ra nessa \oscic oc cemeas sins aneose cote cies 50,57
iploombfield apple, history and description....:-.....2..22-..2.. 356
Bluegrass, Kentucky and Texas, crosses............-..-.-...... 441
SOCOM sett eet atone Sh en 238
MINE =-SLOCK AMe re tere trehe ee og ek ee 278
Boll weevil, cotton, work of Bureau of Plant Industry in meeting
TEARS TUCO A IAST a, LES et eget nl AO ac a oe eae ee 363
bordearx mix cures fungicidal value... 22.02.5500. 0 02.606. 336
TOD, LOUVRE Ga i ME es aS rs NGS Naar ee a 97
BRACKETT, GuUsTAVUS BENSON:
Paper entitled ‘Commercial apple orcharding’’.-.......... 230
‘OUT Zin SSUTpPLUSHEUIIS! 52. soc ss sles eet ce lee ose 146
Eeamay Ane@awene: Manmactures ss .s2 os. 5 cele sas eel. . 281
production......---++----- Sec och cues seus OOF
re1@ madenram macaroni wheat: 4.22. 205..2. 02222... 2 2. 326
Breeder, plant, character, qualifications, and methods of work.. 446
importance of expert knowledge of plants...... 446
HIPS OMS C MONE eat mS ee ere Sei 446
necessity for continuous work................. 446
Breeders, plant, organized effort necessary........-......-..--- 446
Breeding and seed selection, art, paper........-.-....-------+-- 446
BElECIION @OtKOM Ns Sock oat ae aD lk, 363
Pe tobaccos papers se A 858
RRA ESCIONCCS Ff Beate Scie e sue lc oe ee a cele ue ne o 446
CMAOPEXPCMIMCMtS-2 2. Seo a. Shee Sel. 363
for sparse foliage and hairiness...-........-..- 363
EMMNFOVEC: VALIOLIES ho soe2 jcc es eS as 314
AMC SAO ERAT eee yo Be ans PH yk AiR RM ee pee 446
Mew CieEUS ITUItS, PAper 225.2 el. ee ecu a hee 343
RE CHUIC ES ie ee snes rd ee ee ee he see 441
HOWACCOMAMICTICS 2s eemee: as ceeer y LE Ls 431
plant, Myorids and their utilization: 5... 3.2.22. 4s. F022. lee 124
HIMPTOVeEMen tay: SClECHONG: 222m. Joes cee sees aoe see eie ce 159
mrorressin) the United Statesie 22 so. 5. o2e 22 cece wes ae 182

See also ‘‘ Influence of environment on the origina-
tion of plant varieties. ”?

MIAUtS PAPen ss. 2s es Se ec hc Ae ane tl 389

IISLORV CLC See Sete ee tN earls a 336

IID POSES ae ta ye ee ean es Seog tere i Sn ES 446

sugar-beet:seed, paper..2:.....-2-2-2.-2-215- 351

Brewer Hybrid tobacco, history and description.........-...-... 431

58743—Cir. 17—08——2

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1906
1903
1901
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1902

1899
1894

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1895
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1898
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1904
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1904
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Page.
277
268-269
399
242-243
345-346
538-539
475-476
585-586

465-490
421-436

345-346

295-300
399-400
145-146
245-246
306-357

497-508

126-127
90-99

593-608
309-316
416-417
374

339
230-233
234

233
233-234
235-236
221-236
498-502
435-452
223-224
501-502
501
130-132
224-230
221-240
139-141
387-404
383-420

355-376
465-490

377-392
120-122

224
341-352
393-395

10 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS,

Extract.
BRIGGS, LYMAN JAMES, paper entitled ‘‘ The movement and retention of water
EP SOUS fo Se oes to Stcdbn Sates aoe eo Stee eee eee ete eee 152
Brittlewood plum, history and description....................- 283
Bropie, Davin ARTHUR, paper entitled “ Diversified farming in
Louisiana, Arkansas, and northeastern Texas’’............-.-- 377
Brome-rrass, beardless: seceds:.2. Sys. 22 see oa) ee ee 238
STOO COIN: SC0CUS..-. 2S oe) ee ee eee ee ee eae 238
Buckwheat: SCCUS eo un ae ae ee ee re ee cee eae 238
OOIMOs AV OCHO sea . an sc 2. eee ee 394
orchard Afees= 1222: 1. ae ee eee Oe oe eee 266
SOCK: Soi so oS eee ee eee 266
Bulb crowine and trial erounds..-22- 94.2. = oe oe ee ee 384
Bulbs, Easter lily, production.-.........2:...........-..--+-.-- 384
UE ClOVET, SCCOS «2 eo. kee ee ee eee 238
Burdock, growing in United States................2.........-- 401
Bureau of Plant Industry, progress in some new work, paper... 441

‘“project,’’ basis for Investigations... 441
work in meeting the ravages of the
boll weevil and some diseases of

COLLON MPU Der ane nae ee 363

Business of seed and plant introduction and distribution, paper 384

DutierJora pe, Ow 10 Makes. ee-~ ose ee eee eee 354

trade, fancy, opportunities for developing.............. 340

BG eric. DIOGUCHION 222 2) eee eS. tae ee ee ee cee aa ae 340

C

alinaved for ruck farmine sc 322222252 ce ee ee eee eee 459
Cacao, importance of crop and possibilities in the Philippines

ang Porto HicG.<:20. eee nee eee ee eee ee 242

Caletim im the soll fimetions<. 2. woe. 04 oe ee ee 225

California grape culture, present condition...............-.-..---------------- 147

lemon industry, status, paper........--..--.--.-------- 453
shipments, distribution throughout year, rates

fOr, WadSPOrlatlOn,, Cle. ee ee 453

MOUNTAIN TANS es, BEEING Fee ee ee 419

Camphor, cultivation in United States..........-....---...--- 401
possibility of growing in the Philippines and Porto

RCO a2 Fale eh ee ee ee 242

Can perfumery farming succeed in the United States? ...............-.------- 135

Canada held peas: seeds 2.222 es <n 5 ee es 238

Canadianmtiel d peas. os. eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee 59

Capsicum, experiments in cultivation...-....-.------..---.---- 325

CGoiraway..ex periments 1n Cultivation .2--+ 2. see ete ee ee 325

Carbon, assimilation in plant niitrition_---_---.32.--2-.) 2 225

Cardinal strawberry, history and description.............------ 330

CARLETON, MARK ALFRED:

Paper entitled ‘‘Improvement in wheat culture” .........-..--.-..-------- 86

“Successful wheat growing in semiarid districts” ........-.- 195

Carman peach, history and description..-.....--.--2-/2 2142.5: 229

Carnations, etc., stowing under glass......... 2222 S22-2 s-sescee 340

growing in coal ashes... 5i< 2. ee eee ee 290

BON telses soso tecet teas beste ee eee 290

[Cir. 17]

Year-
book.

1898
1902

1905
1901
1901
1901
1905
1902
1902
1905
1905
1901
1905
1907
1907

1904
1905
1904
1904
1904

1907

1901

1901
1898
1907

1907
1906
1905

1901
1898

1901
1895

1903
1903
1901
1903

1896
1900

1901
1904
1902
1902

Page.

399-404.
477A78

207-212
246-247
252
236
441-443
245-258
250-251
303-305
304
240
536
139-148
139

497-508
291-306
376
184-185
185

428-429

355-356
162
551-562
343-360

346-348
232
537-038

356
377-398
242
223-232
344

346
174-175
277-278

489-498
529-542
385-386
167-168
562
561-562

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.
Cars, fruit, cooling from cold-storage plant.............---.----- 387
WHC IMRT een mE ele oe Laide ie Se eens te 387
timmetrequired: tor coolames Malai tia te en eens Uae: 387
refrigerator, for fruit transportation, conditions. -........... 387
Carson apples history.and description... .2-<)-22202 2 ee 399
Cascara sagrada, growing in United States.................---- 401
acsaway importance ol crop im Tropies. 622225. 2.225202 e.2te 242
Catalnay mardyavtor home place: 222.20... 284
Cattle, beef, production in Alabama and enon Bisbal aay 377
Southern States, opportunities... ..- 340
feeding, utilization of residues in beet-sugar manufacture...-........ 137
Olu e-SeO Ce LATIN) Mager atte ole sya SE 278
See also Stock, live, and Ranges.
Causeand prevention of pearwblights 5228 Sac ses oe. see sees cece eee sh ees 50,57
Cclenyomiiuekanmine 4 ss ese a kk irae eee 459
Centennial pecan, history and description......-.2:..5.22.6-2 396
Serealsmedseasesiimd O04 2 eee ee cease 367
TAOS SS SS RR S(T aes ee eh eee 409
UG Gas Cire aes teas ae OIE eee anata ane 437
OO ioe eta ey pehnare yee A kin 467
industrial progress and improvement of crop.-..-.-.---. 264
SIS SGI cohesion ca te eR ee RO ea pe en rc ie eo 238
Sermimeasya promising irult CrOp--..2.5222-2----22-2-2 2-622. 394
UME EVA LION: (08S snes Boeri Ae ty 394
Champagne, brandy, and wine manufacture .........-.-.......- 281
Chappelow avocado, history and description ......-.-.-.-....-- 429
@hayote, importance of crop in-Porto Rico, etc......:..:-...-- 242
Checkrower used for planting corm! 2)... e222 ies. oot 310
Cheese manufacture in Southern States, opportunities for devel-
Meme ene Sanh s Slyke Se ee EL ee eee oe 340
Cherry, Lambert, history and description..............--..-.-- 450
CHESNUT, VICTOR KING:
Paper entitled ‘‘Some common poisonous plants” ...................--..-. 67
‘“‘Some poisonous plants of the northern stock ranges” ...... 206
Wiese maak GISCASC. osc 5022. ek oo. ae se 468
ligrewionnome place: oi ee eos 284
Chickens. See Poultry.
MG OmMMeAOOUtee oye oh abo Ry See U LS ee EU el 225
Chincanthemums, Composts.:-22.022 2524. 2 2 oy: es DOS 290
TECGIMO SE eMac s eS cc cate en 290
Inqindema mines: <6 ee ee serge sc ser 290
roses, etc., growing under glass.....-.....-.. 340
Cinchona importance OlCrop -.. 22 i422. ne oe 242
LEGS BiG! SONOS SEG be le Ba A ed tg a el ee 134
Citrange, Colman, history and description..........:+...-.-/--- 427
Morveuthistory and’ description. 2:12.22. 020) 02) 662). 383
usleehistory-and description 63202202. 2.2 3.222002... 343
fuusvie. ‘history and description: + 2... 224... el 427
savage, history and description. :.. 222. 2.242. .20222- 427
Wallis history and-deseription! 1202002222200) 343
Citranges: new Citrus fruits, descriptions...=...........0.. 22.424 343
427
Inardimess 252 2st aie ae Be ts 3s, 343
Vales Gee iee. Go See eas 343

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1905
1905
1905
1905
1905
1901
1902
1905

1904
1898
1902

1895
1907
1904
1904
1905
1906
1907
1902
1901
1905
1905
1902
1906
1901
1903

1904
1907

1896
1900

1907
1902

1901
1902
1902
1902
1904
1901
1898
1906
1905
1904
1906
1906
1904
1904
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1904
1904

11

Page.
309
399-360
360
356-357
496-497
534-535
356-357
512
205-206
189-190
213-220
397-358

295-300
432
407-408
585-586
608-609
505-506
585-586
219-227
235-236
450-451
451
416-417
363-365
307

187

187-189
307-309

137-146
305-324

489-490
512-513

166
562-663
564—566
563-564
167-168

307

193-200
331-333
276-278
228-229
334-336
333-334
229-231
227-235
329-336
231-233
234-235

12 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS,

Year-

Extract. book.

Citrus and pineapple productions, new, of Department of Agri-
CUICULEG,;, DE DER. <2 3-22.55 sea Se ee 8 te
creations, new, of Department of Agriculture, paper... ..
fruits, hardy, productlon. setts ee ee ee eee
history of new creationsec.-2- 25 po ee

methods of propagatings-2 5a ee ee ee

new tangelos, development and descriptions......

general qualities.-..--2 = 2-3

CLARK, JAMES MAXWELL, paper entitled ‘‘Potato culture near
Greeley Colorado? 222 2 tec see sae oe ee ee ee
Climateand soil tor tobacco... 2022.2 nee ee eee

crimson,» tH peach orehards:- 2-2 230.2 eae eens Sess
Egyptian. See Berseem.

plant “analysises. mck! ste ee ee ee ep eee

Fed ACCC eat 2) Des. ok nk ee ee ee ee

BWeet, Seed 22 20a: RE Ces le en ee ee ee eee

Clovers; hybrid, ;development_--.- 2.0--- eco. 2 eee

BECQH see ee ee a ee ee Oe eee ee

pradino and sampling: 25. .csce eo eee eee ee

Coast, Alaska aericuitural OULLOO kee = sane] ee eee ee ee

South Atlantic, diversified farming, paper ........-..-.-- .

Coca, importance of crop and possibility of growing in Porto

EMCO, CLG 22 oes ae ele eee ee oe eae | ee eee

Cocoanut, importance of crop in Porto Rico, etc.........-.....

Coffee, importance of crop in the Philippines, Porto Rico, etc..

trees, Kentucky, for home place: .-.--....,<.---s222<%;,

Cold etfect. on trees) oe onsen ice ee

storage plant, cooling iruit.in Cars. 22:5 -4--2--0 Pee

Colman citrarige, history and description-----.--.-2--244- oes

Commercial apple orcharding, paper...........-..-------.----
growing of plants under glass, progress ....- Bera tetany ees
Dear CUIUTO. 3. ee eee ee ee ae ee ee eee
plantintroduchionesss sce ee i ee ee eee ees

Gomposisor chrysanthemums 2.62... -2 ee
Coneflower, purple, growing in United States..............-..
Congressional distribution of vegetable and flower seeds. See
Distribution, Congressional.
Connecticut, LODACCO;SOS seme eee ee Noe o mee ae
Contamination of public water supplies by alge, paper........
Cook, ORATOR FULLER:
Paper entitled ‘‘Agriculture in the tropical islands of the
United States”... es ee eee
‘*Cotton culture in Guatemala” ..........---
Cooley Hybrid tobacco, history and description.............---
Copper.in water supplies. i..-- 6.2. J eec2 ace ee eee
See also Algee, Reservoirs, and Water supplies.
Coquina pineapple, history and description.......-.....-..-.--
CorBETT, LEE CLEVELAND:
Paper entitled ‘‘Plants as a factor in home adornment”....
‘(The home fruit:varden!’ <2: 2° og heaae eee
“Truck farming in the Atlantic Coast States”.

ECir: Ave

1906
1904
1904
1904
1896

1904
1904
1904

1904
1904
1902
1901
1902

1901
1901
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1907
1901

1901
1897
1905

1901
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1902
1907

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329-346
221-240
223-227
221-223
471488
235-237
239-240
237

311-322
437-439
356
240
616

156
238-239
240
146-147
236-243

237
553-576
193-200

357

308
308-359
513
486-487
359
331-333
593-608
575-590

369-396
131-144

562-563
535

143-155
175-186

349-368
475-488
395-397

185

341-342
501-518

431-446
425-434

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS. 13

Year-
Extract. book. Page.
Coriander, experiments in cultivation...............-.--.------ 325 1903 346
wormia wihGepolumated plat: ...6. 22-2 o-oo. ys ste ee se So 287 1902 541-542
Biosorpeion @lrainiallis. ss ooc6 8 op ery de ieee oe 310 1903 179-180
Cullen mony Pa Nena te sass jones ee OLE 310 1903 175-192
iy CoLtony DENG casas SE Re 377 1905 207-208
SUEUITG 1 1/209 ne) Ses copes A mo ee Ae On ts eR em Hee a Mende 310 1903 190-192
aepta and methods of plantings. <.3-22-220. sb 22 ieee. 310 1903 185-188
OE CUNY DOME ste Fs itor oe REEL 310 1903 189
plowing MeCEssanye sss oS ease 310 1903 183-184
distance apart for aa Be deeag rte ae Meee ean ANE PEE 310 1903 187-188
Ren IB FONGIME Hon some cs Soe seta easter toe ees eee BLOM VE9OS 183
fertilivers and crop rotatiom..:....2.54...........-2.-22... 310 1903 181-183
mequentcy of Cultivation. .225.222..5.26....5.5.25. 22.5122 310° 1903), 189-190
rows. soll too poor for profit=...2..2 22252... se Ss se8 le 310 1903 177-178
importance of retaining soil moisture........-.......------ 310 1903 180-181
thorough early cultivation................- 310 1903 188-189
improvement by seed selection, paper..............----.. 287 1902 539-552
Olseed patel fi. kee ie ee Pe 287 1902 548-549
stalk, ear, and kernel in selecting seed... 287 1902 542-544
inbreeding, detrimental effect......:......-.-..-...-..-.- 389 1905° 388-391
industrial progress and improvement of crop....--..-.----- 264 1902 220-221
keeping seed through winter..............-..------..--.- 287 1902 550-551
Grins StOCK arms: 622-24 seo scenes oor e. see ne ls eeeess ZIS 1902" 355-356
Sth 5550). 11S Vel OR pet ea eC le DCE a 278 1902 362-363
Onginatton Ol new Varietiess.:) 12... oo. 2. 22 8S. 446 1907 230
ILENE he NS te oan abet OAS cee ll ORL oe on 310 1903 184-188
possibility of increasing yield and quality...............-. 287 1902 539-541
preveniiom mt soll washings. 2.222822 o sels. es io 310 1903 178-180
producnonin, Umited States.. 2122s i scd2. 53.202 sae et 310 1903 175-177
seed, time and manner of selecting..................-... 287 1902 549-550
BC CRS eee a St Me ays ee CESS ee ESAS 238 1901 235-236
StOVermeed Ie wAleyen me ssms ccc eee a Soe eRe sess Se samceen Hove Sikes 76 ©1896 353-360
type of ears in making selections ...-..............-.-... 287 1902 545-547
kernels in making selections.................-..-- 287 1902 547
stalk in making selections........................ 287 1902 544-545
Cost of producing beet sugar, methods of reducing, paper...... 422 1906 265-278
Cotton, Alien Improved, description............-...--2..----- 314 1903 126-127
belt, diversified farming, paper................-... . 3877 1905 193-218
boll weevil, work of the Bureaus of Plant Gadustry 3 in
GRECLING TAVALES, PAPE. ..-<22-2e50s---e-01---..-. 363 1904 497-508
beeeaim@ernd selection. 45.52.5025 sesescs theese sees ens 363 1904 498-502
EMPCEUNOCNISH y. ccc nis sk uN tee Sek ines bak 363 1904 501-502
for sparse foliage and hairiness..............- 363 1904 501
Commander, history and description.................. 314 1903 128
Cook, history and description.............-.....-...2. 314 1903 128
cultivation in Louisiana, Arkansas, and northeastern
MNORAS wt coe Se eS Ue ek hd 377 1905 209
MCHROMS seat cts tee ee te yer et ce ues oe ot: 314 1903 132-134
curure im Guatemala; pauper... . 00.22.02 .252-. 2. bk. 361 1904 475-488
RASCH PRUUCIES 5 Nike se hod see a ct eho ke eee we 363 1904 502-503
work of the Bureau of Plant Industry in
MOCCUMS. POPE. we decc22 ee 2b. els 363 1904 497-508

fCir. 1:7 |

14 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Cotton,-early big-boll selections. - 2.22 225222. 2 se
varieties, breeding. s2—- weet ee ee ee
delectsas Joti eee eee ee ee

Egyptian, importation and uUse-22-s---2 5222-4 ee
larmers’ GNStIbULe WOlk. =. eee et ee ee
Griftin; history-and descriptionss2.1- sen ee ee
PTOWR In rotation... sae ee ee eee eres
improvement by seed selection, paper.....-.-..-....-
improvements desired....-.--....-......- Speier tee
Un Ee yp Gee eee ee eee
India, description, importation, and use.........-
JOHN STORRS, paper entitled ‘‘Range management”...
Kekchiy ebaractersas:< 6.2: sess ee ene eee eee
in Guatemala, paper.....------.....---.----

King variety, new early types...........-........-.-
TACO LD aro cette ot oe ea oe ese ere ec
Moon, history: and description ss.s-s25264 42 2a soe
Peeler, history and description............-...-...---
Peruvian, description, importation, and use.......-..
PICKING, OWUINING ANG OAM NOs so: ak eee ee eee eee
PIOCTESS IN IMPTOVeEMent << occ see ee ee
PLOMICTAONSe ene ae aes sare te ee ee ee

region, growing of alfalfa and forage crops.....-.-..---
PreK fammiit OS ee ee ee eee eee
resistance: to; WeQVils cating. sa eee ay ee eer
Sea Isiand, description, production, and.use....-...-.
Seed GisthiONeOie= sca. oe nee eee ee
BeleCtiON Se eect ac eee ee eee ee ee
MSEC TOLCrOP.% otc 2 ke oo ee eee ee
selection to adapt to soil and climate...............--
control season of maturing.........--..---

increase length of staple..........-...-.-
Whelan eee

SLOLML FesIsLaNn GG =222e..-.cest 2 eee

Strength Ol pers. e- e ae ce

uniformity in length of fiber......-

Southern Hope, history and description.........-.--
Staple lenioth 222s na eee oe ee eee
Sunflower, history and description..........-...-..--
tropical, mvestivations-2.-c- Fees eee ee
Valieties: improved. 2-2: 22:22. 4. 38cm cee oe oe ee
miscellaneous... 336 —-.22 ste ee eee ee

VATIGLY GOStS2 22-2 72S Soe. Aes ae ele te eae
Cottons, American Upland, description, production, and use...-
OUICIN 2. soot eee ee

long-staple Upland, extension of cultivation......-...
PTOWANG. 2426 ee eee ee

introduction <=... ae eee

varieties ..2 2: -t2,cc2c see

[Cir-17 |

Extract.

~-, 963

Year-
book.

1904
1904
1904
1904
1903
1904
1903
1905
1902
1902
1902
1903
1906
1904
1904
1904
1903
1903
1903
1903
1903
1902
1904
1904
1904
1904
1904
1903
1905
1903
1901
1902
1902
1902
1902
1902
1902
1902
1902
1903
1903
1903
1904
1903
1908
1904
1903
1904
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1903
1903

Page.
499-500
499

499
507-508
“389-390
508
17a
202-203
365-386
379-386
586-587
390
225-238
486-487
475-488
499
135-136
128

129

390
134-135
228-230
487
500-502
505

505

487

389
295-296
131182
249-250
381-382
381
378-380
379
382-385
385-386
381

380

129
121-123
129

502
130-132
129-130
498-499
388-389
476-477
123-124
121-136
124-126
126-130

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS. 15

Year-
Extract. book. Page.
Cottons, varieties, production and use....................+..-- 321 1903 388-390
COVILLE FREDERICK VERNON: -
Raper entivledcs Division oMmbBotanyis emacs) cece sc sec eens San een eee 97 1897 90-99
‘*Some additions to our vegetable dietary”.................-- 41 1895 205-214
Cowpeas, development of new varieties..........-....-----...- 441 1907 147-148
LP PeACMEORCMALCS SS apa a eye 2 ke co). s earn nee 293 1902 617-618
BCC See ter are te soci sern, Meta nia ay os Roe cpl re Mu EAM Tee 238 1901 241-242
GTA COLIOIG I) crytor se eee seiai stele aioe iste eee alenioe chy nne seme 61 1896 287-296
JOE: HBO. 5 SRN eee a Ano Arie Ora Ma 340 1904 183
OneMoOd el Tanieernesee cena ss hee sues ce ee lk 3: 323 1903 365-368
TUM MeO HOCMUCHTOM. ce eee eit OL cco eee Boe he abe 340 1904 183
Creations, new citrus, of Department of Agriculture, paper... .. 343 1904 221-240
Mtesoued sa al See yOLeSeMt ts So Mee cl bs be ee ee eee ec 262 1902 178
Baimmarenachomer SCCUSe anne eS PO. a. Sake NS Sse 238 1901 240
Groeker peace history and description.......-..--2.-..:-:...-. 399 1905 497-498 .
Crop, hay, lack of annual, in middle latitudes.......-.......-.. 456 1907 388-389
pLOduetronFmelationvOlsoils 22s ecwec ace pate ace Gas Solan ne ee tiaeisieie ss nate 5 1894 129-164
FoAITOM- ANG wtenbilZers LOr COMM... 22-0222... e oa. 22-2 se}. es 310 1903 181-183
single, disadvantages of system, paper...........--..-..- 377 1905 193-200
tobacco, possible improvements in yield and quality... .-. 308 1904 442-447
Cropping systems for stock farms, paper..........-......------- 456 1907 385-398
Crops, acreage needed on dairy farm of 60 acres...............- 456 1907 394-395
to support stock on northern dairy farm. 456 1907 393
adaptation to climatic and soil conditions..............- 446 1907 224-227
cover mimapeacn*orchards: 2). ....00.5.--.---.'4----.------+.. 293 1902 615-619
diversi eationSTOWING..../.2.052:2--56-0----2------------ (363 1904 503-505
examples of simple and complex rotations....-.......--- 456 1907 386-388
el Gem@useases iIrWO05.) esto eee te oboe ke ne 409 1905 606-608
NQO Geen aa senna at Sane are hal 437 1906 502-505
. DOr Ie pe Gea as a eR a 467 1907 581-585
lorages diseases MI GOD 2s Sate 2 oo ole kk 409 1905 609-610
NO O Gee iereoereees ce UR het Ny SN 0s 437 1906 506
3 QO TSS ct cteh ca es Ae ep ce 467 1907 586
mMproductionjand (distribution.-- =)... 052.2. 2 4. . 3884 1905 302-303
STowmenntrucke (arming 22. Koes el et ee he be eereeiece 459 1907 427
improvement by seed selection and breeding, paper.....- 446 1907 221-236
RE SAAMI O USPlOTALC Lae ene cence is Some ene Lyrae 1s ates es hast 92 1897 487-508
Herivenmmn tata ito Stee e ae NS ce hacia td 453 1907 357-360
preductionvol uniform varieties. 7.2202. 42 jo-.22- 5-45 - 446 1907 227-229
promising, for Porto Rico and the Philippines ......-.-...- 242 1901 353-368
EOgAOMe Ce IMe Meena. tne gee UR ee Ss 456 1907 385-386
sorlime-won modelidainyatarmes.- 0.00.4 - 445. Sassels-... .o23., 1903, 365-368
SMECIA TentiliZerss MADE s.cnc .eeeseocs ts ee os tle seve 290! 11902). 5538-572
RULE KemlTn COULOTGO ENG Fs 2N AK MAY Oe SEY 2a Ss 377 1905 196
mecwousoi handling ness eo NOM ious Se Feu 459 1907 427
under glass, opportunities in growing, paper ........-.--- 340 1904 161-169
used in the reclamation of alkali lands in Egypt, paper.. 291 1902 573-588
mereraole: diseases in 1906).2.22 0. le 437 1906 502-505
TUE oes ee LP NCR eee a Nak 1 467 1907 581-585
See also Diseases.
Crossy, Marr A., paper entitled ‘‘ Diversified farming in Ala-
iamiarandee Mississippi: 422% 2-520 l. 2k ee om ee 377. 1905 201-207
Cre-sprecdimero! plants, benefits:.:....0....02202--20.02 022k 389 1905 378

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16 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract
Crosses, Texas and Kentucky bluegrasses...................--- 44]
Crossing tobacco varieties, improvements obtained...... oten ee 358
Cuban tobacco, Hazlewood, history and description............ 431
Cucumbers for truck farming. ..2 <f.s5..25. ee ee ee 459
erowane under classs..ccsepae-e-e ee eee eee AO
Cultivation and fertilization of peach orchards, paper.......... 293
beets, sugar. ooo24 25: sss ae. eee re ee 422
belladonna... 223. s.2-< $2 .e5 225 s2eneeteas eee 401
burdGek 7220222 soe soot teeta ae ee 401
CaMphOler we. ose eee ae oe eee eee 401
Cascala Baprads 29-<- bast fe se ee 401
coneflower, purple 2s: 22227 -2) de kee eee 401
COINS PU Pace ee ca eee ee ee eee 310
INCQUCNCY 2s. a2: ote ees ee ene 310
proper depthi! “2. 1282 teosr eae eee eer 310
COTTON raters shale oe hee re ee 314
dock yellow e253) eee ee ee ee ee 401
drug plants in the United States, paper...........-. 325
DIORTCAS 0 Deh o= Sase oe ee eeaee 401
fOxe OV Ese ses ae oe ce eee ae 401
voldensealiie2 5 ert. ee ee eee 401
JiMSON WeCdsss cen Ak oe ee ee 401
leorice=<4. 5. ese ae oe ee ee 401
DEP PClescee son ie en Bae ee ee ee 401
plants for home adornment.................22----- 284
DOKCTOOL aca soe ae one a eee nae 401
POPPY, ASIAUC 2262. 3ae2 sees ore es 401
DOMLOCS Fe ee A ee ee ee ee 349
ANA KCrOOL. SeNeCd + a= sewn ee eee ee 401
Soil; treaSOns te ee oe eee cir i oo er ee ee ae 32,35
wormseed, American....--..:2-i:4.seteeet see 401
Cultivators for corn, kinds.....2:.... 2-2 2s2e. cee cc ste liwe ee 310
Culture of wheat, improvement. 2:-2:-.22. 2. .2-=.-2otet cee eA eet ce abe 86
Gurinp’and storimig lemons=s.- 2. ce eee ee eee ate 453
lemons, essentials:<.s2+:..¢. se 3. tccece. fotsen oe 5322568 453
Currant, Perfection, history and description................... 356
Currants and strawberries with grapes, cultivation............. 246
Curtis pecan, history and description............ i cotet testes 429
D

DABNEY, JOHN CHARLES, and GILBERT HENRY HIckKs, paper entitled ‘‘The
superior value of large, heavy seed’... <5. 5s2-2...<- ss. ccs ceca cecceeeeeemeoses 69
Dade pineapple, history and description..........-.-...------ 427
Dahlia, new summer-blooming, development......-..........-- 44]
Dairy land farm: succulent forage: 222222... < sean ar eeeee = == eee ee oe 190
Dusiwess; opportunities... -2. 22.24.42 S-2ede ee ee eee 340
farm in a middle latitude, system of feeding -...........- 456
MOUCL POPE so ceetcctias eee ee eee eee ee 323
northern, acreage of crops needed to support stock... 456
system of feeding: -.c.-.-22c. 22: s2acee ee 456
TOAIONS: 2s. .02 6 Soe eee is Se ee eee 456
sixty-acre, acreage of various crops needed.........- 456
successiib cu: 2 2c.c2 eed te ee et eee eee 278

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INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.

Pammyine in Alabama and Mississippl.-2.-2...-+.. 2420.27.22. 377
OLEOLIND Clipe ener ear reLe an ho hs ce LE TLD eee agen 8 Od

Damson plums, histories and descriptions............-...-..-- 399
Date cardens, Arizona and, California! 52 4.2200 2s. oa) bo ee 384
oz eal eras LUSH GLO ST MECN yes eS aR rar lee er A ME Ee i a ee 218
promising crop for Arizona and California.............-... 242

LDS TB SE ATT USN OH MET Cel] CLONES SS eRe NAT, ST ama eed tial er ieee as MEN 384
MeCanTOlOreanlCvMAT Cena. S20 se ca ee ea ee salen es eae fen 4\]
Deliciosa pineapple, history and description..........-....-.--- 427
Delicious apple, history and description..:.....--.......----.- 450
Meimasgoecan,-history and descriptions. 2... 22.0202 .2..2..22.- 429
persimmon, history and description....-......-----..- 356
Wemonairacion:larms, COOperative..> 2-22.22. 2 2422 2b eet. 363

Department of Agriculture, new citrus and pineapple produc-
tions, paper .... 427

creations, paper ......- 343
fruit productions, paper....-- 383
MevelopmentiomEMesirickime MbCrests |= 94. 2s soe. se ee reels ee less = Se 217
Dewey, Lyster Hoxie:

PApecIMenbiiledmAMicratlom OL WeCOS) acct asso et Se ee 70
‘Principal commercial plant fibers”-.......... 321
‘“The hemp industry in the United States”.._.. 254

‘“«Two hundred weeds: How to know them and how to kill
LED OE 00 tee EE yy A a yc a he 52
Sa VCCOSHIMCUELES NG abO Ws Sig wasps ey eee yee 134
Piaomacesimawater supplies. -2 00. oe ek ee 262
Bietaivanvecesablensomeradditionsyseiscs. Sores a ee ee ee 41
- HGTIE! G2), TU) yO el SR a GA eh a ae 291
Disease and health of orange as affected by fertilization of soil...........-...-... 8
pear-pliaintsecausciand prevention. 422 See ease ee dee 50, 57
MPISCASCH MECTe DIS: Hm OGRE as Pt TeN LD eee oe a Me a et 437
USO cd 6, aes akg ok a ASSP eR, Re So a Ran DE tae 467
COU OMERSIUCMES S277 sie sh GAN ALS at a Syke 363
Mit OL MES wre OO OMe eee A eee Ls eek Le 437
JUSTO ees tie Shi Ot asl gh aban re EN hs ye Peter 467
fORATET CROPS eIT LOOGu ae pres LD ee 437
TG (O)7iSreyiae gangs RAL My ae one et sO Oi eg 467
MUMS ePOIME gM MING LBS aN ee he Se ee 437
TESTU fea 2 SE ce a Son ay pole Wed eae a ee 467
Smal sim OGs wos eee ead Fea Pa a ears 437
ND Oe te en abies Si een ete VS Ue i 467
Stome itl GO G iets ee Bh Ge ee 437
JISYO GRAS aid Bich eae eer erner esr ee. apa eae ase en 467
CLO PLCa pM NOOO mat eo ue ek a es 437
ULL 07 SERA RE aac RAW osc Ponce ee 467
HUNCH LIGHT ONES TERCC Se eee yee me gaye: kin nit, Wal eet gee eee het enue 208
HULTCS MME PA TSI ein Aye Seem Mee ci be 387
STAMESIMU CS ACAUSC) ANGI PLE VeNUONen see a cee ase nee ee 19
EEE SES Pe PAS A 8 i ES 1 ate eS A nN elt 281
feaimogmamental trees 40 am. hy aris 463

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409-420)
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18 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.

Maseases, orchard fiohting 2 5 eee epee ons eee 340

pear, Causeiand prevention Of Dich tase. et ee ee 50, 57

plant, in the United States, progress in treatment..............__- 189

19048 paper. 2. Bees Ae te eee 367

1905; paper... 2. eee ee ee ae 409

1906; paper coe So ee eee ee e 437

L907 ¢p0 Pero a are os ee eee 467

nabure and eases. cc Yk oy, Seen ne ae 336

plants, ornamental, in 1906222542227. jee a ee 437

TOOT Seo eee os Bae eee 467

tobacco, resistant strains...............-- os Wares 358

trees, due to parasites......-. SS ee eee 10S

Wintec qinnennu dies 5 ee ane Se eee 463

forest, nut, and shade; in 1906.......-...2.....: 437

NOOK Soe eee 467

omamental paper. - 29 ee ee 463

and Shades. -- ace eee eee ee 82

prevention and treatment..........-...-..---- 463

vegetables and field crops, in 1906..-.........-...--- 437

1907 seed se Set See ae 467

Distribution, congressional, of vegetable and flower seeds. ...... 384

geographic, of animals and plants in North America.......... se)

improved varieties of plants.........-..-.-.--.-. 446

Diversified farming in the cotton belt, paper.........-...-..-.. 377

Div ISIONLOL ASTOSLOIOR yore sees oe oe eles ee ee ee 90

BOtanys.22 2 fee ac co ae os oa ee ome a rale co eats eee cee te ee 97

Vegetable Physiology and Pathology-22- 3. 222+-csscsen. sess neee 123

Dock, yellow, growing in United States................----..-- 401

Doctor apple, history-and. deseripnon 2. ae eee 356
DODGE, CHARLES RICHARDS:

Paper entitled “acts concerning ramie” =... . 12: -22-22-----22 eee nee 22
Hemp iCultuteee. a. soe ae a eee eee ee 38
‘‘Officeof Fiber Investigations” ......:................---.-- 108
“‘The present status of flax culture in the United States”... 109

Downing grape, history and description...............--..--.- 229
Drug-plant cultivation, progress, paper.....2.---------+:-222-3 401
plants. See Plants, drug.
Drugs, crude, growing in United States, paper....... af See 401
Wiilization Of Weeds2.0- 2.2 Saas eee ee 401
imported, cultivation in United States................-- 401
Durum wheat. See Wheat, durum, and Wheat, macaroni.
E

EARLE, FRANKLIN SUMNER, paper entitled ‘‘ Development of the trucking in-
Lerests 5-2 sees Pees esos ee cece Sec cits een a Se ee reel ve see haa 217
Early Wheeler peach, history and description.............-.--. 429
Eden pineapple, history and description.......-.....--.:.----- 383
Hdibleiand poisonousitungl, SOME 2. = 22a s ee ee ee ae ee ee 125
afect OL inbreeding.in plants, paper. 2532 J=_ 2 ae ee eee 389
Eggs, opportunities for production for market.......-.-.-.-.---- 340
Heypt, alkali lands, reclamation .22.)-.4< oes 3 eres 2 ee 291
ehindiet 22 coe has. eee owes ss = eee, Re Je 291
Ops 20N eae See ee OO
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507
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483-494
237-254
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581-585
305-306
203-214
235
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160-175
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360-361
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INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.

TEREST ]ON TUT ee CO 01 een gee i a ee 29
SOUSn oer ds ote eek lS Oe ea gee rv SO a 291
Electricity, fixation of nitrogen from atmosphere...........-.-. 411
nee AMTenICan Lor momeuplace. 40... 34. 2. Segoe ei ae em 24
Hnsee apple. history and description. 2.0.2.2. 582252062 2).252 5 450

Environment, influence in the origination of plant varieties..............--...- 83

Eulalia loquat, history and description.. 399
EVANS, WALTER HARRISON, paper entitled “The seouitaeal Satlook of fie

ROAST OIC ANAS KA eee ae SOE None nee ins el Suite saat Lima an s wtelearaiielw ars 106

Everbearing peach, history and description pa hadi Sere Nel Ss at 399

Enercladedime. history and description. 222... 2/522... 20.2.2: 383

PXpenimental: Gardensiands Growumdsee es 8 see 2 eee elec see els soe eee See 113

EE XPeHIMENLS yacriC UG UTall sim cA asks eye see eee aera alee) eee aetis) a ovata ae et ae 142

Explorations, foreign, for valuable seeds and plants............ 384

iy

HAactoniMyonowilMrOl lambs, wales scenes cceisicesnsicecicies cnc ecile tee ccesoes cee 6

HACtSCONCENMIME MATING mpeg te ate ieee Sy CSN WEEE Oe 22

FARLOW, WILLIAM GILSON, paper entitled ‘‘Some edible and poisonous fungi’’. - 125

Farm and dairy, suceulent forage suitable........................-...--2-.--.-- 190

conditions and methods, benefits of study.......-....- 278

dairy, in a middle latitude, system of feeding............. 456

FUOVONGWS) Lei 00 OY as Aes A) A Rah AU ee dee 323

| LONELY OY OUI 9 oh eas NN a a Ne CO NO 456

successful. ...-.- See ne ata ena ayAA te acer pee Lema 278

lnovresysremmOiierdings 8282 ee ee ok le 456

horses im’ Vaireinia, system’of feeding... -5--..2-......2--- 456

Mie NOC KM IN Rp ey oh te ene cols Sule Pure Ua! A) OLN Ail 278

ROLACLOMPOMCLO Pepi ten fees ete ese BN 278

Management, distribution of systems...............-..--- 278

HICSS EOC Kees ceed ener tia yg UAL tM) Sis els 278

By SUCTMS eae ue feces sea Were eet 2 34 a oe 278

LES OVI lea ee ei len fn aoe 278

MOLOLIMVESHIOATOR Maser rie oe Se 278

RDONE LSI CHOATE ANS SARIN eet AU ia nis lean i a ne 323

damyzecows anduthem feed. 2). 6 os ees 2 323

crops grown and management...........-.--. 323

CURIE Nay Meee sym eS a 323

handilinevotamanwres cass: ¢ 2056. 25 ool. 323

hands employed and methods of work..--.. 323

OLOCICtSESOLCi ne ae NE use eae 323

systematic management...-...........----- 323

morthernadainy-systemor feeding 3450 24) 0.2 ek Se 2. 456

SCC OMSIE CCS SIU RN ese Cc UR a Se ABH ly 278

Hagmicreamencans problems. f/2.00 032.0 202200 ee 340

and horticulturist, training necessary.-..-...-..-.---- 336

individual, fitness for vocation necessary.....-.....--- 340

Farmers’ cooperative demonstration work.....-............--- 363

Farming, business methods necessary to success.........-.-.-- 340

diversified.in)the cotton belt, paper. ....2...2..5.024- 377

SCTE LS AUR ICI as eee a cae) 1 Aan Le oe ee aes Le 340

relation ol sugar; beets, paper. 4.5565. 5258.00. 320

CREAM CAA RoR ak yeti eh Maw Rah Se) ius ce 278

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453-470
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20 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.
armanoe®live-stoekvoo s. 5c <5 eos eet as. ene) oe eee 278
. HON NUMUS Pass Seo aos BR aes ee ete ye 278
FaNCO LANG eo 8 eo. alee hee ee ec ee 419
truck, in the Atlantic Coast States, paper...........-- 459
Variety: Ol. CrOpS Crowne sss oe oe ae 459
Harms, cooperative demonstration... 2 tue teat es ee 363
diversification.< |... 22: sees cat eee oe Been ae Ae ee 363
stock, ‘croppims systems, paper 22.42... se. ee 456
forspecial by pes-2.c--.--2+- oe 456
UN DICA csc cae eo ee er oe ae eee ce Se ee 278
Heed for cows on: model dairy farm 22222 eee ee ee eee 323.
dive stock, orape-pomace-. 2. ase ee 304
MACATON! WAL eaten = ose eens 326

quantities needed daily for each animal on northern
Gainey Tar epee ee en ee eke en ee re 456
winter, for live stock on western ranges................-. 419
Feeding, cattle, utilization of residues from beet-sugar manufacture........-... 137
Ghirysanthemiuine: 22. cte ene ee es ee oe 290
Plants tOO much, tesilist. = sae ee ee ee 225
BOSC ea eee eS ag ey na 290
sheep, factor in potato growing......:......-:.+-----.- 349
system on dairy farm in a middle latitude.............. 456
Varoinia horse arn... ence oe ee ee ee 456
SVSlemis OMALIIS 25s tose ee ee eee 456
valu of Corn StOVeL==<. 2c ee Le seca s eo ce cee seen eee ne eerie 76
NIOLELG ssn ee ee ae) a ce igre a ite ONS ae ee ee ee ree 290
PMerments, soll, important in agriculiures=.22) 2. eee e ee eee ee eee 35
Merulity- of SOU, relatloniOh MUMS: == ses eee oe ee ae eee eee 35
Heriiization of peach orchards, paper. 222-22. soe 4c 22a ee 208
soil as affecting the orange in health and disease..... ..... 8
Heriii7ers aud Crop Totalon tor COMmMs 62 oo ae oan ee 310
chemical; for peach orchards. 22.2284 eee 293
COMMIEECIA! COM POSIDION 4.) = ee ee eae 290
TOY TCU UN a a a rae a ee eye 254
TEM OH ORO VCS as caine ee ye eee ee 453
LefilICe yee See ee ee ea eee eee 290
BPCCISl Crops, PAPE 2. = eee ae = ee 290
COMATOCS 22. Are ee Bee ee eee eee 290
VINC VATA 3. 26 cee eee ere ae 281
mineral: phosphates 2.1 = Nee ee See ee ee ee ee ee eee 7
Miesetie Meadow jsCeds)an a5 og ee ee ee ee 238
Hmiberaimvestigations, ‘Otices 9: =s-< 2.62 eee a eee ee ee oe eee ee eee 108
manila, description, production, and use........----------- oz
late; diseases: 11). 1004 2 fee eat ere ee eens 367
T9057 Foto eS ee ee he 409
1906 eee ae es ee ee 437
1907 eee ore ere ee eee 467

See also Flax, Hemp, Istle, Jute, and Ramie.

ai bers, “plant, classifies ions 2-22.22. 55 2525 ee 321
hard, description, production, and use-...---...- 321
proneipal commercial. papers. 2222 eee BVA
production and 4mportation.+-.2252- se eee 321
soft, description, production, and use.-.......-..- 321

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1907
1907
1902
1903
1904
1903

1907
1906
1898
1902
1901
1902
1904
1907
1907
1907
1896
1902
1895
1895
1902
1894
1903
1902
1902
1901
1907
1902
1902
1902
1902
1894
1901
1897
1903
1904
1905
1906
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1903
1903
1903
1903
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Page.
347
348-349
237-238
425-434
427
505-507
503-505
385-398
389-393
304-363
365-368
378
335-336

392
233-239
213-220
564-566
VA S172
506-599
313
394-395
389-392
389-398
353-360
560
69-102
131-142
607-626
193-202
181-183
624-626
071-572
544-545
302
569-570
503-072
566-569
410
177-192
244-245
224-235
394-395
586

610

506
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387-398
394-398
387-398

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390-394

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS. 21

Year-
Extract. book. Page.
Sie smyrna .culturein the) United! States... 552. -2cec: a2 Ss. k ats eisai els rt 196 1900 79-106
inlaxacurburein the UnitedsStates;spresent status. 2425225 5225 se sees sees 109 = 1897 471-486
descriptions production and Uses aos (oo. 0c) Se i Sa 321 1903 390-392
New Zealand, description, produc*ion, and use... ..- Bey A 321 1903 396-397
SCVEG IS), BRS I 7 Ta ee ae ee UR Apne Ue 238 1901 251.
Florida, two freezes in 1894-95, and what they teach...................-.....-. 55 ~=—- 1895 159-174
latin ROMA Caron wWMeabi ss eon ee cle ie eh Sees Se 326 1903 334-335
Flower seeds, congressional distribution -.....-........+-.----- 384 1905 305-306
Flowering plants, dahlia, new summer-blooming, development. 441 1907 144-145
liltesnewardevelopments 2022225) soc 022 aoe 441 1907 143-144
HMLGwens SOLO MANS HUMMER Slassise 2s yey. wo lk Sos ae Saye 340 1904 167-169
See also Carnations, Chrysanthemums, Dahlias, Lilies, Roses, etc.

FLoypD, MARCUS LAWSON, paper entitled ‘‘ The world’s exhibit of leaf tobacco at
HheyPanissExposition: Ofl900 27sec senses eee 211 1900 157-166

and MILTON WHITNEY, paper entitled ‘‘Growth of
HaXs) THO] OKC) TraVO ISR oN SRR Ta a es a OE 188 1899 429-440
Euadeecheet.on-chinysanthemumis: (2.00 oo ell ole eek 290 1902 564-566
POLE TOUleay ONS ELM LOY Osa aa Mat aia ot She En eng oe 220 1901 166
TUL POPERE Oe WS as MN NOW tere reat ie Sor a eS eR 225 1901 167-168
POSASsIMMeAY Mee wen Aer okie se Cree CLS 225 1901 162-165
CUNO Tyan ee gl erica ie a ead) SME a 225 1901 171-172
NESE TAC mee crates Neues oP rapt Me Any cue de. BL aN hk 225 1901 175-176
wihence Obbanmedieps tamer ee eel He Sh. Ais 336 1904 122-125
BOSS peer ap iene he tgcuan wiaee Sais ee mnie ye ES PUSU EY eC 290 1902 556-559
PESTS eerie yes Nears Cac Nc NNO ta ues are Bau toe 290 1902 560
HorareicondiGions ofthe prairie Tesionss 2x2 222 Bes es Pe Shel eS ee 59 =: 1895 309-324
Gham aiceas esta OOA a a usa anne ot lacs a AI e's 367 1904 585-586
MIO SR Aaa ths Vem caa MG hey tl aki al | 409 1905 609-610
OO Gam etter nO, Cees A cp k hy 437 1906 506
ISO PALS i SUE Pe era SGT cg eee eet 467 1907 586
ATMO HONGO MCT Drage eee anaes Wa eS SVU eR rl ay Se) 44] 1907 145-148
AINE OLLOM=STOMAMOMESTOMy. “wnat ss te SS: 363 1904 505
industrial progress and improvement ......-...-.--- 264 1902 227-228
iMiiroduction and distributvom . 423625000. 2.222 384 1905 302-303
RE SUIMMTAO USS ee senetens Sica ah eee ave ae a SR RU sees a ek toa 92 1897 487-508
HlanisMonenttivahlomjontalicaliysOlst ass. sae eee NS ee 129 1898 535-550
AOC APSE PLM pe SeenON pms aye leet yy 238 1901 236-243

See also Cowpeas.

Sueculentwiorsine arm and Maitjye 2 te sere ete) Se 190 1899 613-626
Mearesimpkees saiseases mw 1905 208) ee ee 409 1905 610
SOG) eee renin ie ow ieiosrae secre OWN RUS AR A COG 507
OM Peee acm tre fae eS a ay ie AGT OOF 587-089
LUMINES OUISHCUISEASCS arenas seis pea ponte HRV ILL BOON payee NM seamen ots 7 eles, Sdlubs 208 1900 199-210
Hoxelove, eultivation.in United States: 2... 222.2.2222.2...-.-: 401 1905 539
Freezes and frosts as affecting cultivated plants..................... seamen yerec etal 48,55 1895 143-158
two, in Florida in 1894-95 and what they teach....................- ae 55 ~—- 11895 159-174
Frosts and freezes as affecting cultivated plants..........................-..-- 48,55 1895 143-158
protection of lemon trees. Br (Nieman nes ue a ern AOS. OO: BHS= Bok
Frotscher pecan, history and description . PE Uo TA ae OR ASIN Me 356 1904 408-409
Hest, American lemon industry, paper.7:.....--.--..-------. 453 1907 343-360
pudmyerectaple@arden combined. . .2. 5.222. 2282 2220.2 2. 246 1901 443-445
a eRCOLG: SLOTASC. PAPER. Koco desl ae t ek he ate 317 1903 225-238
avocado as a promising crop...-.....------------------- 394 1905 439-444
eerimany 154), PrOmMIsIneiCYOP-2-- 24-5122. =- 2222 2-2--s--+2- 394 1905 450-401
condimions im Teiriserator Cars: .-..--.--24-.225.2.-.2-2 3887 1905 356-357

PCirs 17]

Ay. INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Year-

Extract book. Page.

Fruit, cooling in cars from cold-storage plant....-.....-....--. 387 1905 f 359

Wath fan /i peer -o---- 391, 1905>° 359-360

cold-storage hones nsiee er ce On See 387 1905 358

time required | 2.22525. ee ae ee eect LOOT OOD 360

eulture, changed conditions: 42022 e 5 eee ocak oe 2246 O01 433

fig, Smyrna, culture in the United States_.......-.............-..-- 196 1900 79-106

for shipment, advantages of cooling..-....-.-. +22.."9 O8 1905.5 3602301

reduction of gangs oats, ened ae 387 1905 357-360

garden, home, paper.......- sect heteec. oo. 258 246" OO Sal AAG

grape caine in California, en condition ey Sea ee Te Ro as Wie 147 ~—-: 11898 551-562

BOMC USES) PA PET ==: see ee a ee OA OA eGo aoe)

growers, amateur, influence upon communities......-.-.- 246 1901 432-433

successful, ia aaaaie See ear oe tO, LOUD mel OO Ze

growing, paper. .- - bch Saiepheicaiosene so Sue< > -o40 w O04 GOS Ie

nabieul 3 to an fone foe Nees ses ese | OAU wl OU sa mc

cost of establishing an arelena Seeteesnske -340:- 19045 179 sien

influence of cold storage on onder fo stecesae OLY) T9032 2372235

intensive . Siig oa apie ee ea tes Seek toe SOO 4 eal Oli

Aoygouarenints: Pr eT eee, Sages | 340 1904 177-179

localities suitable’ = s.252.42 52 eo eee 340 1904 177-179

preparation-of land. =. 22.2. 22.55.22 32322-2502 eOt0 1904) Boole

subtropical, new opportunities, paper. ..-..--.. 394 1905 439-454

thorough cultivation necessary.....--.-.-.---- 340 1904 174

guava as a promising crop.....-.-..-.------------------ 394 1905 451-454

handling for transportation, paper......-.-----.-------- 387 1905 349-362

Methods 2 -t¢ 222 ee ac See eee 387 1905 354-355

improvement in transportation facilities needed......... 387 1905 307

Io transit, careless bandline..... 2.235210 22) see 387 1905 352

Contact: Inyliries: =. + <5. ee ee ee 387 1905 352

fungous diseases cause of losses ..-.....--..- . 387 1905 351-352

losses; cauises .-. 20-2. op. Be eee et eee 387 1905 351-352

industry and substitution of domestic for foreign-grown fruits .....-.. 116 =: 11897 305-344

Cal ionnta. ects ces opto ee Sy Ae ee ane 387 1905 349-350

Infiluencelof relrigerablOne..- o-sees) sees oe eee ene eee 222 1900 561-580

recent Crow thie... <a Sete ae ee eS 387 1905 349-350

Wjurles, MeCHANICd ose eee eee eee 387 1905 353-354

interests, relation of home garden .............-..---- .. 246 1901 431-432

Kkeepine quality. ACLOrs cn es uence ee eee 387 1905 355-356

Mano, Ass. PrOMIsine-cCrop.. <2. <font 394 1905 448-449

markets, glutted, some causes .............------------ 317 1903 227-228
new citrus and pineapple productions of Department of

Agriculture, Wapen. 2 es esse eset eee 383 1905 275-290

creations of Department o fAgriculture, paper. 343 1904 221-240
productions of the Department of Agriculture, paper. 383 1905 275-290

Plants. combined in cardens...<.°0 2205 27.2) ee eee - 246 1901 441-443
sapedilla as a: promising Cropi.. a..2582 0502 eee 394 1905 448-449
shipment, hazardous nature .°.2: 22>. 32025 ee oe 387 1905 350-351
smalls culture foranarkets- 22 ose nee ee ee eee 47 1895 283-294
storer, relation. of warehouseman —.. 2.2) ee eee ole G1903 229
sugar-apple asa promising, crop... 1222222224320 394 1905 450
trees, bearing, top-working............... bal) 24 ae feat cena 266 1902 255-257

ud Gino <2 ese eae ae Fe eee ee 266 1902 253-254

Care. of young, orchard 335-02). 22 ee oe eee 266 1902 254-255

dwarfing. = i220. sess ao SS eee eee a 246 1901 439-441

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INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS. 23

Year-
Extract. book. Page.
PUGUMiMIneeS Ona IMO Nae Ne eee Ek bo ke al ee SMa nadia 246 1901 439-441
266 1902 251-253
hasteminovinurtiulnesse 2.145 2hn 6 See he eles ee We 266 1902 249
TASS CH eUIANTTE SE Rs 2a ko 1A CUE ONL Mats Tel Oy Re 266 1902 248-249
perpetuating desirable characteristics..........-.-- 266 1902 249-250
TOLOLC CULO Me ae aero ieee ETN ee Ir? 246 1901 438-439
Beli ram te cereens cre sss oe a AON ALONG Ecsta Cava 266 1902 248-249
top=wontkeds bearing age..= 424 i022 ee ee 266 1902 250
MAOdnTeAtION Ol VACOL oss Msc ee | 266 1902 247-248
SOOT Kal tt Omen yey Meera Voice enh ates Cee oh San ote 266 1902 245-258
303 1903 267-268
VETO ALO WOL KuMOmmeneien etre Sal a id Onna e gs 266 1902 250-255
wanieines Tome ardems | NStsuss 66s <a oe Soe ae eon ec oie 246 1901 445-446
little-known, considered worthy of wider dissem-
AA LLOME OP Chameneies iee ha ke he Loe ah ea 229 1901 381-392
See also Apple, Date, Grape, Lemon, Orange, Peach, Pear,
Pineapple, etc.; also Diseases.)
Fruits, American and eastern Asian, relationship..........-.-............-.-. 21 1894 437-442
CHUN SACMTANSOS Se eS eek at ee a 343 1904 227-235
ATCA SPTOCUCHOME se emesis oe Soe 343 1904 223-227
methods Ol pPropavavine sae ane eS eee 2. a2 pit alae 3 85 1896 471-488:
MewaCteawONs 00 PCs. 2 vane ve ia wets ss. 34d 1904 221-240)
leose-skinmed:tamgeloss. 5. 225 00. a5. 343 1904 235-237
LAO CHIME OFANGeSae wees wie a NL 343 1904 238-240
eRe LOS UISCSe seen Mee rae UN s eecuete Ly eh nea 343 1904 237
commercial-apple orchardime, paper...22.. 2.42. 2.22... 230 1901 593-608
diseasesmm lO0A A Me eee elt eyo. ee) S67 1904) 582-584
QUO R seme wisn ln tuneceon cee eee es 409". 1905" 6038-606
NOD GOR aE Roe ee eee aS eee ah leas AST 1906 499-502
NG Opes ane eemeag te ee Heme ened ae ae AOL 6 LOO OF f-08l
grapes, eres Oh ges 281 1902 407-420
BOIMETUSCR ANA PCh- ease Ae ete eo. 2 oOk 11904 363-380
home garden, paper. Bee gue cao i 240 6 LOOK” 441-446
kinds desirable for SURO a ae cn aie de SS), L904 172
little-known varieties worthy oh dlesemineion, paper... 229 1901 381-392
ATIVE PUTO LOVETMIONG . ops aie terran Ds We lh une le WUE ate Pear 77 ~=—-: 1896 297--304
new citrus and pineapple productions of the Department
of Agriculture, paper.......- 427 1906 329-346
creations of the teuenimear af aneniome
paper. . Beis een AeA sea Ie eet OAc LOM toa —240)
diameincihan - ee 384 1905 296
fruit productions ai the bemmnent ai iericulcure:
paper. . CEO eee ec SA et ee Oo LOOD, 2lO-2O0
picking and sap eetne PE Be terme pene ge Dehra Ode 340 1904 aaa
POOMTACEO US PO lM EA LILO Tae eee ee ee pe tas eee eee ea ea gece re 157 =: 1898 167-180)
pome, diseases in 1905...........-.-------------------- 409 1905 603-604
TOO GEA eget earn Motel Sn eC AST OTO0G 499-500
OOO Mane an erie ai Gare eiee AOL OL -Ole
PLOMISING: NEW, Papers. — 15. 2-2 ons ee: dh ee sec. 2) 283 1902) 469-480

330 1903 267-278
356 1904 399-416:
399 1905 495-510)
429 1906 355-370)

450 1907 305-320
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24 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.
ruts. small «diseasesin 1905.0 4.2. 2925. soe oe ee ee = et (9
190 Gc Fei foie 2s Se ene ian ee, ae
LOOT od oracle ey ie ee here Cee
stone: diseases: im 1905.22) ee ea een. eee AO
W9OG2ooeGet Se. pee ie eee ee eee AA
LOOT 2 2 ce ee See eee een eine ee eae ee]
SUPPIUS; SUG Zing oe ake a Se ee ee te ce Tene ec a 146
Lesting, Ne€W Vanielies= vic. 2. (oo. see eee ee OU)
tropreal,; diseases im 1905.52. c8 ae 2 soe ee AO
LO0GSs ate eekh ce eee eee aos
190% 25.323 Sse ee eee CAG,
Fumes and smoke, causes of diseases of trees................-. 463
manction of potash in agriculture222- sss.) 2s eee eee oa ee ee 71
Huncous diseases Offoresh GreeSs ose eae ee eee eee gee eae eee 208
Fungus, oyster, cause of diseases of trees..............-----.-. 463
G
Gale pineapple, origin and description........-.........-..:.. 383
GALLOWAY, BEVERLY THOMAS:

Paper entitled ‘‘ Division of Vegetable Physiology and Pathology”’.....-.. 12s
‘*Frosts and freezes as affecting cultivated plants”’......... 48, 55
“Growine crops: under elass 2522253 2se.2 A240)
‘‘Industrial progress in plant work”’.......-..-..- 264

‘* Progress in some of the new work of the Bureau
oL Plant Industry ”- 22-2222: pie eee 441

‘*Progress in the treatment of plant diseases in the United
Stiles weet see eee ce eens Samia cme ars 189
‘* Progress of commercial growing of plants under glass’”’... 191
‘‘The health of plants in greenhouses”’.........---.-.----- 36

“Work of the Bureau of Plant Industry in
meeting the ravages of the boll weevil and

some: diseases Of Colton “= -- J 222252 2.2 ae 363
GALLOWAY, BEVERLY THOMAS, and ALBERT FRED Woops:

Paper entitled -‘Diseases of shade and ornamental trees” .............-- 82
‘‘Water as a factor in the growth of plants’’.........-..- 6
Garden and greenhouseurrigatione == assess. ne Se oe ee een ee eae eee 36
OMe STULE DO Desi a he ae ela pee ee et alee 246
Gardens:and Prounds, GXPerimen tala. =. cris cess eee sete ee rete ee ere 113
date Daliie sae cee eee eee ene eee eee 384
C2 CK eee Fe pty RP Se ee eres Nee eo) eT ETE seat 54,59
testing for plant imtroductions=4-- 2-582 -cee eee eee 384
Gas poisoning, cause of diseases of trees.........---.--------- 463
General farnnine, UPC... 2 2. oe ae) eee ee ee eee 340
Geographic distribution of animals and plants in North America.............- 9

\GEORGESON, CHARLES CHRISTIAN, paper entitled *‘ Agricultural experiments in
BAU ES Keyes ce re ere Foran ere cee a a Re se cee acon = ane 2 ee See cea 142
Georeia pecan, bistory and description. <5.2.-.4).S50.56 see 429
Glass. ‘crops under,.development:. =. 2.2222 222.51. Se ene 44]
opportunities in growing, paper....-..---- 340
plants under, commercial growing, progress.....-.....-.-------------« 191
Goats; Angora, production 1m cotton belt:22-2_-. = 22 eae ee Std
Golden plum history and Geseripions._2 5.42 ose ee eee oe 399
Acoldenseal: (cultivation: 3.228524 32.- oy Se eee 325
erowine imaUimited "States: <2. Als eee eee 401

[ECir. 17]

Year-
book.

1905
1906
1907
1905
1906
1907

1898
1903
1905
1906
1907

1907
1896
1900

1907

1905

1897
1895
1904

1902

1907

1899
1899
1895

1904

1896
1894
1895

1901
1897
1905
1895
1305
1907
1904
1894

1898
1906
1907
1904

1899
1905
1905
1903
1904

Page.
605-606
501-502
580-581
604-605
500-501
579-580

309-316
267-268
606

502

581
487-488
107-136
199-210
491

290

99-111
143-158

161-169
219-230

139-148

191-199
575-590
247-256

497-508

237-254
165-176
233-246
431-446
180-204
299
301-308
298-299
485-486

181-190
203-214

515-524
369
139-145
161-190
575-590
211
500-501
338

534

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS. 25

Year-
; Extract. book. Page.
Craktinaandiprumine CTapPe VINES... ccal ss ceo d lee Se leleliele fa eee 281 1902 411
TAMEY ESET Cale Ne ALE § ie a CORA MPa LER cena ea 266 1902 257-258
OECHAECNEcees! Moet A ewe. 208s eae ANG als ae 266 1902 245-258
BLOC Kos et MMI IUD, oy IRON aC a cs US Mee Ie 266 1902 250-251
Grain for forage on Wiestelm ramees! bh Vien hi Mea neue a8 es LO OOS 234
Sams, Cwke eal jomenaH Os § -asoosonadaoooouSoesocbooHedouaseobosuee 19 1894 409-420
Crraiias eOMSeASeS MALO Oia uen meee MM ice Ce Uy CELA Maun UE 467 1907 585-586
BeEeCCeistriluitTomame tak O uate Coat ee a en 384 1905 296
Grape, Banner, history and description...........2-.....-..-.. 429 1906 361-362
Oberalnow, tommmalkcercr yee WN CN cS ee Ua a Oe ae 304 1904 376
ChOPs AVUeOl WaAstesse es Wate deh Shek Nes Bee nh | Soa LQOA S79 S80.
EIU EAS UE Ur IS es a gma Daeg 281 1902 409-411
Califormiaspresenticonditione ms jo46s hee eee eae 147 = 1898 551-562
SDR THSIING West Se Ne el eek OP Ug 354 1904 367-375
Doymine, history and description: /.-. 22.222 .2 2222.0... 229 1901 388-389
Srommagimonaperies and. in pots. 2.2/2 54 so 354 1904 367
THONG A WANs TMTUTEN M1 Cari ON Sa lie lea ME SU 304 1904 366-367
Headheht history and deseription—-52-.25-522.....-..- 330 1903 276-277
MMCMSER VAP eee ese meay Wy Smee Ao 304 1904 367-375
TOGO BRS SER eth ali SRN a Ce ee 281 1902 419-420
INSTORE eG eas EE A Ty) lM AU i ssl Cie IL co 281 1902 407-409
UVP MW LOLIMAKCn ise Sa Oe as 354 1904 376
{Mice uMiermented, manuiactures...0..2055.-2252425.- 304 1904 375
fiblidlae GeO tOrmlalce sou oa oe 354 1904 377
Heaters OW: COmMMAK C28. er eee ed ie ol la 354 1904 376
manmnalackewhow, to makewo wer eee ee el 8 304 1904 376
Millennial, history amd description.2..-........-5-522.. 356 1904 403-404
pieldes how to make:... 2.2.22. 2. eee Ao Ae ee E EO 304 1904 ~ 376
Ie MMO WI LO MMAR Eto tee Le Ne eke LOS ee. | 354 1904 377
raisin, and wine production, paper............--.--..--.- 281 1902 407-420
SiEDOMeM AMUACTUMON cL ee eticce Hee Ry cee ai 304 1904 374-375
Chine mmo wlOyMMa Kes ees k Me Sule CLUS RAEY ae 304 1904 376
VANS VvArasme alitornian extent jae oa ee NN ee el 981s 1002 417
MAMUnesaAnCCerilizerse ss foul ee 281 1902 410
planting, plowing, and cultivating........... 281 1902 410-411
Solbplocation and site. ny Nee en 281 1902 409
rapes vey products, ULIIZatIoN ete aioe le 354 1904 377-380
cammed, Now tomaken so 5h 000 (Ne Os Ss 354 1904 375-376
Cost.OL OnOmiIMoeranG TebuIMss Su ee 281 1902 412
cultivation: Mistory, and Uses oo. 2 i seo ek 354 1904 363-365
GisecasesresisiambimetGus ss eco ee ee uk 336 1904 127
imsects amd diseases: .. 4. .055222.20.0.43 eS SAR ai NAL 281 1902 411
pickinemmarketing, and storing: .)..2.2 200.60. 5500 2. 281 1902 411-412
POUIC CSOD URINE ING Nac es lS 281 1902 418-419
AOU SAT LE ALIINO I HE RICCI ieee A CA 87 1896 499-542
SECA GRROLOCUCSE Say Ua UUM une nye e ls 304 1904 378-379
Skene sproductse. . aus 2. FN AUER Ey AM a 304 1904 378-379
ROCCE raWOwelOrMmaker eure Mane ee ho 354 1904 376
strawberries, and currants ee cultivation ss. 3: 246 1901 440-443
aya le ro TO WAS MINGUS ERY). 2s OI RN ec clea 304 1904 375
pecwiMmakine, cream ol tartarsy. oh Se le 304 1904 (3)
of pomace as a feed and fertilizer .-............... 304 1904 378

58743—Cir. 17—08——4

26 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.

Grapes, varieties to plant: ..2. 55. $sn4- 5a a 281
wash, or piquette, how to°make:*2.- uj 4208 sane. nee 354
Grapevine and its fruit, some uses, paper... fesse sek see 354
Cra peOVINes OSC. «coo. ote Sain 5 oe ae ae ey ae ea ee 354
VaTPO 5.5 ion scissor ae Rea a ee em noe 304

number in: various States. {25.2 42 ee See 354

PLUNING and OTattin Os. s ease ee ee ee 281

Grays) gardens 2c..2828 on Se scone ose Sad cect. ate eee eee wee 54,59
orchard. seeds 422 a 2s a ee ee eee 238

SCG! QM GHUCSHLIT PUTT CICS ere erece ee era eee ene reece ae 136
timothy, 1 bHewTrainie me S10 seep eee ee ee eee 60
Grasses and forage crops, improvement.............-..-.------ 441
grass-like forage plants, seeds..............-.-....- 238

MS Sane and SOU WINGGIS! <2. 2. soe cs ane ee ee ees 20

fancy, SCOdS.. te ora an tet on ee ee ee 238

for emereency plantings. 5-45.02 tee eee ee 284

hardy perennial, for home place......................- 284
industrial progress and improvement of crops.......-..- 264
Of Salt. marshes 2). jeatlaettae sete ee ac cls tem neea se ee ee eee 53,59
sand-Dinding 22.5 Sasa eae ees oes oe Sere eee Oa eee 127

See also Lawns.

Grazing, abuse of ranges by overstocking.......0....-.---2-.-- 419
premature, ON Western TaNntes. sk. ee ee 419
Greeley, Colo., extent of potato area and markets.............. 349
potato, culeure paper ost s-5- Sak eee ee eee 049
Greenhouse andi garden. irrigation. 22 =... - s.22ssss220 a. eee eee ee 36
Greenhouses, construction; cost, tC... 2222.5 fee none Jae ce 340
healthyot plants: 22sec ase es eine eee ete ae eee 35

Greensward, maintenance...22s- 0222 2a. see ee ee 284
Groves, lemon, cost of maintenance........... Be ee eee 453
CUNGITO fens o etn oot oer eee eee oe 453

fOrtiliZerai2 oes oe occ et ae ea ee a a ee 453

insect and fungous enemiesi-....-5 222. ac aee 453

Growing commercial plants under glass, progress...........--...-----------+- 191
crops under glass, opportunities, paper........----.----- 340

cut fowers undetelass..225 7p eee 340

LRU, POPs 2 acta un oe Oe on eet 340
long-staple Upland cottons; papeja2- 2 ee 314

plants under elass‘as a specialty. 223_-o2. oes ee oe 340
COMMErcial ProsTressssesse eee eee eee 191

Selline sand! testiniguseed 2eseec es secession ee a ee 184
vegetables, opportunities for developing trade.......--. 40

under class. 20. ces eee ee 340

Grow lon plants, chLect OL MTttOCeN es oa. «a whee ee 225
soOilvecondifions: 2.2 late eee 225

function of phosphoric Acid 4595 62a eee 220

influence of magnesium and lime......-..--- 225

soil foods necessary..2< 3.9. a ee 225

wateyasia [actor.<20 552.4 See ee oe ee 225
tobaccolindustry 2:23 te nsec tcc ee ete ee eee eee 188
Guatemala; cotton culture, apenas: =i. see 361
among, the Indians2. 32 - eee 361

ULL yt Ss oe Se ek ce a oe 361

commercial latin. ses. 24. eee eee 361

Indianaericulture ia. 2.2.52 eee ee ee ae 361

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1904
1904
1904
1904
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1902

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1901

1898
1896

1907
1901
1894
1901
1902
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1902
1895
1898

1906
1906
1904
1904
1895
1904
1895
1902
1907
1907
1907
1907
1899
1904
1904
1904
1903
1904
1899
1899
1904
1904
1901
190
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1899
1904
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Page.
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378

363-380
365
365-366
368

411
301-308
245
473-494
147-154
145-148
243-249
421-436
249
516-517
514-515
227-228
325-332
405-420

228-229
233
311-312
311-322
233-246
167-168
247-256
518
396-357
351-352
3902
394-356
575-590
161-169
167-168
169-181
121-136
169
575-590
549-574
186-187
165-166
168-171
157-159
166-167
161-162
160-161
172-173
429-440
475-488
478-480
477

478
480-483

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Year-

Extract. book.

Givaas 2 promis me Mutt CrOp ss. f.sSokee Le 394 1905

jeliiveanGd ashen COMsenvess 2). /:)4 2, sist ao loess so 394 1905

POEOW ASAE MIME eect nast sek) pane epee LAY RED yagi 394 1905

Gulf Coast region, agricultural possibilities................-... 377 1905

H

BPoitN Me UCM ISCOMSE ar telah ce Lek a Se lo 238 1901

Hanelino iuijeoncransportavion, paper 0.22.24. 2-2 ..22. kk 387 1905
HARTLEY, CHARLES PINCKNEY:

Paper entitled “Improvement of corn by seed selection”’.. 287 1902

lunexeulligivenirom Olcorney Na) 22 eek ye 310 1903

Pree sc IMOom Mme. <p eee et een bee ee oe le 204 1901

SIVAN | XSTOUISIAE es IGact eeele e oU ee eee RgeIEL na er 422 1906

Benmcurimecon. model dairy farme..2 2222.25. 0 ob ee eee 323 1903

in middle latitudes, lack oi annual crop.-._...%....-.+..- 456 1907

industrial progress and improvement of crop....-.-.--.--- 264 1902

DiRGeCeeTMRnANe eS. he elas Pease ce bee RS ie 419 1906

Hazlewood Cuban tobacco, history and description............ 431 1906

Meadlienht, eripe, history and description.-:......0...----.--... 330 1903

Health and disease of orange as affected by fertilization of soil.................. 8 1894

conditions in ARTRO OVC Rs eNO 5c Gah RSNA me Day Se eae eee ee 242 1901

OUMOLAMESPIMGENEETMIOUSES. 2.4. Laren Mek ec coe ticac wee aes Ses oo acle 36 =: 1895

LB! SAE TARO OUT ACESS a el ee NE RRS ed oe ee a a 463 1907

falveavinder fumeus cause. -.---22-2))...45.... 463 1907

POO MORENO ec sess he eee ee Je. 204. 1901

OUI TDN a SR AN a ies ae SO IR a lS SR a ed 38 1895

devemption, PEOdUCtION, and Wser : 22222 ek 321 1903

Cipdmesan cd StaCkinpe Cn waar sos ANE ae 254 1901

HATA Sy ere ence a wD lta Non RON oe Cy 204 1901

[OEP ACIS GTEC 2 per NS eae ee SUC ps vex is Las ot cay eu era 254 1901

MeuUstry ama mited Stabes; Papenso wos. sos 42s e 2-8 254 1901

manila, description, production, and use......-...-.-... 321 1903

joaehalappmve Uslamdseeit. oes Ae a ae 242 1901

TOES SUG Sess PC eg ee ne le ag 254 1901

New Zealand, description, production, and use...-...-.. a2 1903

OMe TsarAttOmMs Oia sei eee Oe te 254 1901

REMOMSKO! CUICIVATIONE ss Catan ses aa ec eo Tee 254 1901

TRY TITS, he ab MALAI NP Ee pce a a 204 1901

BECO REEL ON AtW IN eccrine RO CE Re 238 1901

IMG VACUO Seas eee NUNIT EN se aa! Le Seis es od 254 1901

(SPSIEI| oe Se eae ces Me A I Ae Pa 242 1901

SOS ere wey Gege UR SVE VAN UO OI el ere a nem RC 254 1901

TREES. TEPC Cun OL ARES lS van aR ae hae a ee 254 1901

henbane experiments in cultivation .....0...2.22...225..0.2% 325 1903

HICKS, GILBERT HENRY:

Paper/entitled “Grass seed and its\impurities’”’..........2..-.-.-..----.--- 136 =: 1898
FaOil= LOG UCI SSC Spree ra etre ayer tele aPiays A rene Ce 2 33 ~—- 1895
“rure-seedurlvestigatlOn? 7-2 sr gcices seco ss gin dee tee es 18 1894

Hicks, GILBERT HENRY, and JOHN CHARLES DABNEY, paper entitled “‘The
superior value of large, heavy seed”’.......... 69 1896
SOTHORON KEy, paper entitled *‘ Additional
LOOMS Ora ero! wena 5 oes ae eae 98 1897
Hiley apple, history and description. . Ce ge cham coi 30.) LOO
-HILGARD, EUGENE W OLDEMAR, paper entitled * Youu value, ae reclamation
Git BURG MIN VEGGIE ate Se SE eS Sea Ae ees reer eS Bn eR 35 =: 1895

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452-453
453-454

200

242
349-362

539-552
175-192
547-548
216-277
369
388-389 ~
221-228
234
392-393
276-277
193-202
349-350
247-256
A491

49}
500-552
215-222
392-393
548-549
544-545
547-548
541-554
394-395
360
502-553
396-397
544-547
042
549-550
250-251
003-004
364
543-544
541-542
345-346

473-494
185-204
389-408
305-322

441-452
271-272

103-122

28 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.

Hos farm; system ‘of feeding. 2.22. ee eee ee eee 456

farming invcotton belt= 22 Set eee ce eee ne ae Shi

Hogs in Southern States, opportunities for raising............... 340

on live-stock farm 2sii2s: 22. Seek eee aa 278

Hollis pecan, history and descriptionsesss--- essen ee eee 399
HOLMES, GEORGE KIRBY, paper entitled ‘‘ Progress of agriculture in the United

SR Nc a ogee ree Re Meds a ee Eytan SMR on eh act in Re hee 179

Home adornment, plants as factor, paper. -=+...-.......2--. 2. 284

irUult Pard en. DG NCr so -<- chee ear ee | oe ek ee 246

advantages and pleasures......... 3k eee 246

CUltiValiONse-n25 0 ee pn BA ad ee a oe ae 246

DlantINee 3... ee ee ee ee ee 246

PIOLECHION= yi coe Coee eee ee 246

DEW es ee eee ee eee ae 246

SOU Sn chaired a Te lo 246

lofsan cities, plamtine plans..-e25-c-se secs ee ae 284

on larms, planting plans... ees ae eee eee 284

place, arrangement of shrubs and trees.................- 284

decorative plants. 22-22. .-- se eee eee ee 284

PYCCNS WAT a. Asst) Got ead oma ee ney ies eee 284

jo) hoy bo) aoe 4 arcmin UE mae A are EN: aay ty 1tY fa 284

DLR te etc Ae ee ee ee 284

walksand dives. gus oon gene ee eee 284

Horse farm in Virginia, system of feeding.............-......-. 456

Horses and mules, production in cotton belt...............---- 377

improvement on western ranges:.--.-...-...2----.-52%- 419

in Southern States, opportunities for raising........-..-. 340

On live-stock Tati. <-2 2 ease ete eee ee 278

Horticulturist, training necessarye....--.. 4-5-2 soe 336

Houses, propagating, for plant introductions...............--.-- 384

HOWARD, LELAND OSSIAN:

Paper entitled ‘‘Smyrna fig culture in the United States”................ 196

«The use of steam apparatus for spraying” ..............- 73

Emus, decay Ol oreanic: Matter - os. pte eee ee 41]

in its relation to, soilfertility, (25-22 222.22 seamen ee ie er 35
HUSMANN, GEORGE, paper entitled The present condition of grape culture in

GaitOrm la? os Sars etre eter ree create ree eh te eae ee eee ee oe 147

HusMANN, GEORGE CHARLES [FREDERICK]:
Paper entitled ‘‘Grape, raisin, and wine production in the

Wnited* states: 222-—. ae ee 281
‘‘Some uses of the grapevine and its fruit’”’. 354
Hybridization of cotton, improving lint of early varieties....... 363
LODRCCOsS eo eae eae oe ae ee ee eee 431
Hybrids and their utilization in plant breeding........-- Es APE, dtr ee 124
clovers, development.2 242. 424. Se eee ae ee 441
pineapple, originated by Department of Agriculture..... 383

i
lnaports; crude drug plants®.-. 2 ....2. 22+.) oee ee eee ee 325
WEM ONS 28 es nee a eae eee eee 453
Improvement intwheat culwures. 22. cesar eye cies eee eee errr tere 86
of corm by seed’ selection), paper 225.4258 Gas. sees 287
cotton by seed selection, paper ........-------.- 279

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1905
1904
1902
1905

1899
1902
1901
1901
1901
1901
1901
1901
1901
1902
1902
1902
1902
1902
1902
1902
1902
1907
1905
1906
1904
1902
1904
1905

1900
1896

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1895

1898

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1904
1904
1906
1897
1907
1905

1903
1907
1896
1902
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| Page.
395-398
210-211
189
308
505-506

307-334
501-518
431-446
433-434
434-439
436-437
438-439
437-438
435-436

508
504
506-510
510-517
505-506
502-503
503-504
504-505
389-392
211
237
189
308-359
131-132
298-299

79-106
69-88
126-130
131-142

551-562

407-420
363-380
500
399-400
383-420
146-147
281-280

339-342
345-346

489-498
539-552
365-386

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.
AGTPLOVEMEN | Oly OUT MAIS PUES yas. ose cio tise oe ora) naie ears a mars soem ravsiete avs niet 77
LAM TSHDWESCLEC CIO Tree ees aici ieee Des acy tt baa eae pea Ce 159
tobacco by breeding and selection, paper.....-.-- 308
NVIESECRMUT AM OCS ei wera. 1. 2ies dri su ren oe Nee an A Nan 419
HTP UIT TIOS MM OEASSISEC Ceres c yeaa prey ecg fey Car 0d USE Ie Fete adn Ma aula A ce 136
Kuloreedinevin plants Check iPaper... Aes ks. ee a ey 389
TD CANIN Sey es oe ier eaiets ceva uate ey aera ate ee 389
OLanmmals sim provement. lech ea ee ee Oe 389
PictanswGuatemdalan Coton eulture 2202 0 ae a 361
elchiuky cotvommetitonners sees beh Loh ee eee eee 361
Industrial progress in plant work, paper.-.......- Dh CAEL RT OA
Industry, fruit, and substitution of domestic for ferent grown iuits Sua PAGANI 116
ME OM COLOR INISCT AU OMe er ene se tees oie pen cme ya Eee les 222
[OTST NS aba) AUT SIGE s SG oR eu el ets erate aN a ea ce GU 55
HO MACCOMe TO, WAL Mince te aie nnn Com cnud net. inten Duet Uy elt one Be UL 188
Influence of environment on the origination of plant varieties.................- 83
Leini eon pONCONe Me EU TG IM GUSEEY; see Seen ae sees e velar amen 222
inerameappleehistory and: description. 22.22.5592 5202 .-2220.. 229
Inoculation of soil with nitrogen-gathering bacteria............. 277
PURE CUILUNES ee ER sane oe 411
See also Bacilli, Bacteria, Legumes, and Nitrogen.
itmsecisamenguseases of srapes.- 22. l22s. 22s bolle 281
eta Sabor ir UMlb LNeCS 2 oy eae ee Ml a 260
iatroduetion plant qomimenctalec 2 ese ye Ses We Cy Noe oe Lad 203
AMIE SHI SAC OMS UTE=SCC Caen amu ee ony aOR plete see acne’ Vi i 18
irrigation, factor of success in potato culture-..............-.-.-- 349
formate ssardentandusreenhouses sae see cece se ce oeeee sss ee cee 36
TOYO VEE MEO LSIS ee a es iy aang RG 349
BUC AMEDCOLS cee Mies aay: emer e Waetire Ae en MOU CLS 320
Sie Sip VN NTT CS fl ayia pag ye ghia rey ai cay Easy ui taken alloy al 419
Islands, tropical, of United States, agriculture, paper........-.- 242
listen description, production; and use... 2.0455 - 4220... - 321
J
ellpeerap enon tO Masel sts ooo SSR ee le 304
euawapomd @Lner Comservess. 7's oe eee eo 394
Jensen pineapple, history and description....-..-.-.--.-:.-.--- 427
Vewevt pecan, history and deseription._2--....222/.52-+.------- 356
miMson weed ~orowine im United States: . 2.2 220...002..202.-5- 401
a) CAD SOD,, SARA STS RSLS Iii, SON le ae le" ats ele ea ee ean 238
tordanyalmend, history and description. +.:.-2...-:2...-2.2-25- 283
Josephine persimmon, history and description............-..... 429
MiMkcivorame mow, LOMMAKes = 2tedin et a ete ol 304
Jupiter pineapple,, history and description...-...:...--.--.--- 427
Ler acsemmcion, production, and Uses... 24. 052.2. 0.2022. ee 321
K
imme com,1mireduction inte America, Cost:...-....-.:.-...)2... 384

KEARNEY, THomAS Henry,and THomas Henry MEANS, paper
entitled ‘‘Crops used in the reclamation of ulksih nee in

SEITEN ee aE i ls enh ac i la 291i
ieLchiecotoniin Guatemala, papers... 4.225.520 \ 2 le 361
neds aASTICUMCURCAE 2 ee Mle acre Se ce ee 361

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1898

1904
1906
1898
1905
1905
1905
1904
1904
1902
1897
1900
1895
1899
1896
1900

1901
1902
1906

1902

1902
1900
1894

1904

1895
1904
1903
1906
1901
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355-376

435-452
227-233
473-494
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ay dh
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478-480
475-488
219-230
305-344
561-580
269-282
429-440

89-106

561-580
382-383
339-341

135

ais:
248-249
131-144
389-408
312-313
233-246
317-322
405-406
234-235
349-368
397-398

376
452-453
343-344
409-410
530-036
248-249
479-480
362-363

377
342-343
393-394

293

573-588
475-488
480-483

30 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.
Kelep, insect eating cotton boll weevil:...-22 245 222. 222k 361
361
363
introduction into: United: Siates=- ost 361
Kentucky and Texas bluegrass, crosses.-.:2222252.5-...2... 2s... 441
bluegrasssseedss2 3.22 sd goo ee Ieee ee ee 238

Key, SOTHORON, and GILBERT HENRY HIcKs, paper entitled ‘ Additional
motes: on'sced testing? |... 2552ha5-2 Sa c8 ee eee ee a 98
Kincaid pecan, history and. deseription-=-.-2_..-- 2222. _:-5-2- 450
Kine .cotton, new early types. 2. sens ese a 363
orange, history and description...................2.-2--- 450

L
Labor in sugar-beet production, cost, sources, etc-....------.-.- 422
Lambert cherry, history and description..-..---..:..+.......-- 450
Land; area. need ed: for stocks business: <2. 26957252) aaa sco cee 419
poor, no obstacle to intensive fruit growing.-........-.-- 340
quality necessary for profitable corn growing.........--- 310
hands, acricultural, ot South Atlante coasts 22-22 25.4 ee ole
alkali, origin; value, and reclamation 2.222... ----2---- =. aoe dee 35
Landscape gardening for home place ...............-...------- 284
baw or home place-3- 227 ae ta. eae te ee 284
MAINLENAN CO nes eae ts ahs te ny Sa ee 284
Hawns and lawnenakin ge soo assess ee eee ee tae oa ee ee 91
Leather, grape, how to make 2222 2s. 2s (Sesh sds tcc stan os 354
Teayves of trees: diseases: 3 3-2 suk 2h ae ee eee aes oe 463
NGGSIOF WING: USCS. <5 oe eee eh ee eee 354
Legislation regarding range lands, attitude of stockmen...-...... 419
Legumes, bacteria and nitrogen problem, paper...........----. 217
cowpeas, development of new varieties............-- 44]
See also Bacilli, Bacteria, Inoculation, and Nitrogen.
MES UMINOUSHOPALE GrOPS = 2st ee oe ae ree a ee ee 92
Lemon groves, cost of maintenance.........-..-.------------- 453
CUMUTes.<2 3552 8 oh he ee a ee 453
fertilizing: 8 coos 2 eee te ee heres 453
insect and fungous enemies.......--..--.------ 453
industry, American, location and extent..............-.- 453
PIOCTCSS 22 Sait c) 2m ten sth ae eo 453
BtAUUS; DUDE see Poets a ee 453
trees, protection-agamst trost< <2 2-2-2522 2 ste ee 453
PUN 2: 3-4 cose ee eee 453
Lemons; California, marketing..2.2-22. 22 22pese eee oe 453
shi pmen td 52402) oe ce erates 453
care in handling in packing houses............-....- 453
COlOTING 24-4 52262.2 4 acuerdo. See 453
CUrINe and Stormo. o22 422 sen ee Se ee 453
distribution of shipments from California throughout

VGAros «== tee eer eee 453
throughout country.....--.-. 453
CHSSEN TIALS am CUMING 428: S222 See ene eee 453
handling. in packine house: 2233-2232 soe ene eee 453
OF CLOD = SSe2 be sc casas ieee eee eee 453

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1904
1904
1904
1907
1901

1897
1907
1904
1907

1906
1907
1906
1904
1903
1905
1895
1902
1902
1902
1897
1904
1907
1904
1906
1902
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1897
1907
1907
1907
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Page.
476
483-485
502
484-485.
145-146.
245-246.

441-452
318-319.

499
311-313

269-278.
307-309
235.

172
177-178
198-200
103-122
502-506
505-506
518
355-372
376

494

379

227
333-342
147-148

487-508:
306-357
351-352

392
304-356-
344-345
343-344
343-360
303-354
352-353
349-350
346-347

360

308
308-359

347-348
348-349

360
357-399
357-360

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS. OL

Year-
Extract. book. Page.
Mmemons, imports tnto the United States’. 2.2.22 5..0.---.2- 453 1907 345-346
ee pinerqualiivee ress GN Sete es seas Gee eee See a 2) 453 1907 350-351
JONG) DTONERS Se Me eh a Ae aan ARRON a Hines; eR 453 1907 307
temperature and humidity in storage house and out of
Coors sea MoOnMmiae re tet 20 Sa Ne ln twa e ne ee 453 1907 359-360
WUC Oe et EMSA Ug ee Ramer mM Nees Ap HOOT 358
Menrucer fertildZerss 222 sah wee i. Se Bi Ar Le alone teh a 0s 290 1902 569-570
LORMERU ChetaLiMIMOw yy os. oe Meee eS. ak ee bene 468) INO pares
CeOMdMowUMGemolagsecee sete Se ae oe ee Ney 340 1904 165-166
SOU sees Leas ih Baie ya iB) ACI A cee I Nag 280 1902 569
Lettuces, new, for growing under glass, development.-........- 441 1907 139-141
Licorice, cultivation in United States.......... Aine tot NE RE 401 1905 538
SMPerMMeMts Ty CULIVATIOM ess 2/1. .k 2 oo 325 1903 343-344
ieigeecrure mm proviement..2/22 5502. S. 24. l.. i.e. ee S- 441 1907 143-144
Lime, Everglade, origin and description... .- ee See Se 383 1905 280-281
BUM RSOUl-eTUNCHONE La koe aot. eS 8 .: SSE 5 BSNS 225 1901 162
MAMTeMeerONaplaMtCrOWlUN 22.422 5-5--22o.5 40260. .1.224..7 225° POOL T6112
Ealmmentox-oreimvand, description. 4.5.25. 225520022220... 383 1905 280
Limes, new, produced by Department of Agriculture.......... 383 1905 279-281
imrcenatecomor mome Place ce... a2 2 ee be 284 1902 512
LINDSEY, JOSEPH BRIDGES, paper entitled ‘‘ The feeding value of cornstover’’. 776 =: 1896 353-360
Lint, early varieties of cotton, improvement by hybridization... 363 1904 500
uid wmanures:tor chrysanthemums. 000 2:..2....25.-..--.-- 290 1902 563-564
ieceurced vor planting corms. 2.222220. 2502222 de ele rll 310 1903 186-187
Little-known fruit varieties considered worthy of wider dissemi-
RE ULOMN IC DCI emmy nc ler rye ie eg Ce en oa 229 1901 381-392
Live-stock farm, rotation and management.......-.....-----... 278 1902 354-359
TPAC SR Tc ON AL) cr AL ey PURSE 278 1902 347
See also Stock, live.
LODEMAN, ERNEST GUSTAVUS, paper entitled ‘‘ Pruningand training of grapes’’. 87 1896 499-5 42
NongestapleWioland-cottonserowine: 4. --25..22.24..2..22-..... (314 1903 121-136
Kequar Adwance thistory and description: 2:2...) 2:..62244-- 229 1901 391-392
Ruletia snistory,and.description: Ms 2051.4 22s... bau 399 1905 503-504
Gomisvana-.duversitied farming... 2.26 6. oes eee 377 1905 207-212
M
cea mOmMiMminenMGITAChUNC. <5 kee Vk ek ee 326 1903 334-335
SWANSON DCW Sue Se aire amen ei Oe a aie eS SC eg 326 1903 329-336
See also Wheat, durum, and Wheat, macaroni.
Machinery in potato cultivation. . Cpe ne eer ec coN Aah een PSA Oow ATO OEE 314
McIntosh appie, history and dasethnn: pei: Jackie ie, ce ab ag 229 1901 283-285
McKeENnNeEY, RANDoLtPH Evans BrnpiErR, and ALBERT FRED
Woops, paper entitled ‘‘ Fertilizers for special crops’’-.-.-. 290 1902 553-572
Maenate apple; history and description ........2....020.0222 2. 429 1906 355-357
Magnesium, imfluence on plant growth-.-...........2......-..- 225 1901 161-162
Mamammeunuerewer seeds si-.22 yéereteesid. Oe Poo. 238 1901 239
MamMAaceCmremMinturAanCes) papers 8) SL ee 419 1906 225-238
Manso asia promising. Iruit crop..0.2)....af0 022222. ents RAL 394 1905 444-448
ior Tnementippimes:and Porto Rico. /.-.. 22-65. os 3. 242 1901 309
CEE REELING Se el eH Ise av aa a ae 394 1905 448
Mauleobay aistory, and-deseription...5 2.20055... 2. e. 229 1901 389-391
terper alm ne em ase eM ARV LON mM LT Os ea Ge do 394 1905 445-447

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32

Extract.
Mango, Sandersha, history and description..........:..........- 450
Warleblesss sec. 520 52 gas GP) 5 aa Sy ee ee 394
Manila hemp. See Hemp, manila.
Mantura pecan, history and description 2... -22222.24 2.42222 450
Manures,, barnyard s composition - sa...2- 5. oo eee ee 290
for lettucel:.< 2542. tee Rae eee ee 290
SPEClalicrops; 70 Der 22 ae) eee ee ee oe 290
Tomatoes a2 tote ee eee ee ee eee er 290
“IVANOV OTS: ses 2 Ske soe cee ghee ela ss 281
handling on model: dairy farms 222.2 3522-22 eee S23
stable; ior: peach orchards. 22.2. aken ee eee 293
See also Fertilizers.
Maple trees tor home place.2-. 22-222. ee ee ae 284
Markets for apples, influence of cold storage in extension...... 317
CODE OT Tere tae eee eee een Sneha 314
tropical crops.........- hae Sig net eet ee 242
Marmalade, srape; how to make: oases oe ee a ent
Marshes, salt, grasses............- Sea cere eae tein owe eee eee ce oe aes 53, 59
Matthams pineapple, history and description..-.......--......- 383
Mauritius fiber or hemp, description, production, and use...... aya
Meadow fescue, seeds..c...J2 tua ase Pek ee eee 238
Means, THomMAS Henry, and Tuomas HENRY KEARNEY,
paper entitled ‘Crops used in the reclamation of alkali
lands'in Woy ts <a eee ee ee ea ee 291
MERRIAM, CLINTON Hart, paper entitled “‘The geographic distribution of ani-
mals‘and plants InsNOLtHeAmeriCH sae ee ee nee eee eee ee 9
MetcaLtF, Haven, paper entitled ‘‘Diseases of ornamental
LEB OS re ere Ga) oe Gtin ee hn Ace tet eee Se ee 463
Methods of propagating the orange and other citrus fruits...................-. 85
reducing the cost of producing beet sugar, paper.-..... 422
Miami pineapple, origin and description............-....--.-.-- 383
Mierationolweeds 2 teense se oa ce aa ee eer eae ee eee 7
Milk production and sale on model farm........-...-...-..... B23
OD PORDUIDEICSS a. oe eee ee ena eee 340
Millennial grape, history and description...............-..---- 356
Miller persimmon, history and description.-.........-....----- 450
IM Deis otoe is tp et aes ee eg ee ee a ge See rs ee a ie ere 128
BOC Ss Pee ee ee a ee ee ee ere 238
Mineralsphosphates as tertilizerse cscs ee sae 7
Mississippi and Alabama, diversified farming, paper.....--...-- Shih
IU Eays C4 0 2) o 0a Pay 9169 1) eee eee eerie AEE PER ow On, Vole tS 323
Moneymaker pecan, history and description............---.---- 399
Moore, GEORGE THOMAS:
Paper entitled “ Bacteria and the nitrogen problem’’....... 274.
“The contamination of public water supplies
by aloes’? Hest 8 fore ee eaten 262
Morton citrange, history and description...........-....--.---- 383
Mountains, South Atlantic coast, agricultural possibilities... ... 377
Movement and retention of water in soils.........----.-----------------i-----% 152
Mules in Southern States, opportunities for raising............- 340
Mulgoba mango, history and description. ....-- nee eee 229
Mushroom. crowint,,hOUSes-* 222222 s.2 cede se eee ee ee 340

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INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Year-

book.

1907
1905

1907
1902
1902
1902
1902
1902
1903
1902

1902
1903
1903
1901
1904
1895
1905
1903
1901

1902

1894

1907
1896
1906
1905
1896
1903
1904
1904
1907
1898
1901
1894
1905
1903
1905

1902

1902
1905
1905
1898
1904
1901
1904

Page
314-315
447-448 -

319-320
071-572
569-570
503-5072
566-569

410
368-369
623-624

511
236-237
135-136
352-353

376

325-332
289-290

397

244-945

573-588

203-214

482-494
471-488
265-278
285-286
263-286
364-365
182-184
403-464
309-310
267-290
247
177-192
201-207
363-370
506

333-342

175-186
276-278
198
399-404
iksts)
389-391
166

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.

FRUIT SF TREAT AD DTS 0) Fe a SY a STE I Ge Aten ge CAPS PME SS La

New citrus and pineapple productions of the ae of

ROTIGULGUNEY WO DET 0s swe: c ies
creations of the Dis tame of gremlins. paper...
fruit productions of the Department of Agriculture, paper. .

opportunities in subtropical fruit growing, paper...-..-----
TODACCORVATIC TICS DG DEI ne mm es Lehi Ly Supe mile Oyen ee
Zealand. See Flax and Hemp.

Nigraren asta constituent of plant. food: i022. 4.222 222s sas

directly availablevcontent of soils...2-2-2 222.5. 322 2.
CHECT OMorOwtheOlwlamisme stele ee ek TN os oat uly
JAISGEN EG VON ge GN A Se, SSC SR re ee ce

bya sot pactenite isn Wins ro. acd ee JES ioenyeaule tis

fromibatmosplheresby) electricity. 22.25.5004 0.:
Panag pA CCLLAIMY OFSAMISMNSe. Jew NO. Se SAU a ok ees
SSNS GN OMI GNE) Olea OS ee VN re RO a

PRO MemPands HACTCHIAy (PApehsasa2 02. ees eke kes
ORCSEMGIStAC USS: PODER semis rat saa Jems)
root-nodule bacteria. . Be UE Bi
See also Bacilli, Bacteria, Inoculation: ol eons

North America, geographic distribution of animals and plants....._........-..
Notes, additional, on secd testing........- Gla ALD Et SA EN aca STN AN a Ra

Nut trees, diseases in 1904........ BU AN PR SN ee

Muirinons of plants, assimilation of carbon. -.-.-..-.-..-.- gh
relauronetonhealeh: of plamits,"papers: 2.225.520.0555 2:
MUtsnpecans; histories and: deseriptions.... 06.2). .5)...4--2-2---

Srieserceomiormnomeyplace: «2 se asset ple ce oe
SF AMMO LTime ine My SIS ty" ete en a Su ema Oy eae le Sl
Sarcrandammeatvon. hve-stock farm)! u Yo 22) ole ie oe

Swedish Select, introduction into America, cost.........--

OMICCOIPENDeIMlVeSTIS ATOM Secs e none AR nee De ees Ne en rue
OWL DUROVE HOWE IEGNGA SECC RSE 2 iS Mie el eal nee CHEN eu a ge Og a EES
MOV erewltunTesmntne {OMG MS CAtese sn we ee ates Ne ae

not adapted to Porto Rico and the Philippines....-...-...-

Oliver Red apple, history and description-.-............. ONG ee

MOM SwMOnNUE eK Ann 4.24 Wha ee OT
Sime experiments) 1m) Production..\..-.2..5. 4... 60220.
Opportunities in agriculture, paper.......-. UE De ie Pena sh AMC a il
new, in subtropical fruit growing, paper......-.-.-

(Cir. 17]

Year-
book.
1900

1906
1904
1905
1905
1906

1901
1906
1901
1904
1906
1906
1906
1902
1902
1902
1906
1906

1894

1897
1904
1905
1906
1907
1901
1901
1904
1905
1906
1907

1902
1901
1902
1905
1902
1901

1905
1897
1895
1896

1901
1906
1907
1903
1904
1905

167-168
125-126
168-171
123-125

330-336
333-339
333-342
125-136
130-135

307-308
432-433
344-345
161-190
439-454

34 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Year-
Extract. book. Page.
Orange and other citrus fruits, methods of propagating.......................- 85 1896 471-488
prowine in Porto Rico... 32) 8e Gee ee ee 242 1901 360 -
in health and disease, fertilization of soi] as affecting.................-- 8 1894 193-202
King, history and description... 2-2. 2222 =... 0450) 1907, F3LIeans
new loose-skinned Thornton, history and Cerone 427 1906 336-337
tangerine fi. hes eas ee OS ee eee ee a de 343 1904 238-240
Washington Navel, introduction into America, cost...... 384 1905 294
Orchard; cost’of establishing. 2° 22s 355-4525 e ete ee ee 340 1904 179-181
diseases, fiohtine s.22 2.8. ee a ee er eee 340 1904 175-176
PTABS SCOUS..< = 5 Pie oslo eee ee pate eon ee 238 1901 245
trees, top-workine: paper. = ee ee eee 266 1902 245-258
Yo OUTS CAT Oo oe ct a iNet eee eee 266 1902 254-255
Orcharding, commercial apple, paper.....--..-...---.--------- 230 1901 593-608
Orchards, avocado 7e@xtent a2. oe ae ee ee ee 394 1905 444
cover crops and green-manure crops....--.----------- 340 1904 174-175
fertulizing: <2: 5.224 oA eee eee ee 340 1904 175
lemon; Cultures: =< 225.0 eae en ee a es eee 453 1907 351-352
opportunities'in establishing...-:..-.:-..-...-....2:. 340 v1904 i77—078
peach, contour system of planting..................-. °293 1902 610-611
culttvation-..-2--<: $6.2 Soha = 290 L902 612 bal
Sti) ferilizanone DUNC eee aoe 293 1902 607-626
OL YOUNP trees: 3.6228 oe Rie 293 1902 613-615
distances:ior planting 222 sc. 5 hea ee 293 1902 609
Tertihizaionekee he: 2b ee ee ee ees 293 1902 621-623
In: Dearing Cultivalion..cc= p>. ie sae 2a 293 1902 619-621:
methods of planting in different sections.....- 293 1902 611-612
plantineon olds peseh land 222-2220 552. aes 293 1902 608-609
rectangular system of planting...........-... 293 1902 609-610
preparation of land 22.3 6.22 sg ee ee a 293 1902 607-608
prunino andi Phim pin goss. -. a oe ee eee 340 1904 176
therouchenl tivation necessary ---2 2-22 s8s2s sees == 340 1904 174
preparation of land necessary........-..-.- 340 1904 173-174
trees (desirable 2-222. 5.53.52, 2 keno 340 1904 172
Organic matter, decay...-.-.-- Jules 2 22S eas ee ete, “Sle O06 alo Siw)
Origin, value, and reclamation ol Pateaht farictel Fe ee Deere ee sects eee 35 =: 1895 103-122
Origination of new varieties of crop plants.........-.........-.. 446 1907 229-230
plant varieties, influence of environment.... ........-.... 83 1896 89-106
Orlando pineapple, history and description.......-.-....---...-- 427 1906 344-345
Ornamental plants, diseases in 19072-22420 4 3, ee 467 1907 589
trees, diseases, "paper. 22.622. ee eee = ee 463 1907 482-494
OrTON, WILLIAM ALLEN:
Paper entitled “Plant diseases in 1904 “22-2 =e. a 367 1904 581-586
‘Plant diseases:im 1900 2-2 e-seos eens 409 1905 602-611
Plant diseases in 1906/2225 son <2 22 eee 437 1906 499-508
OrtTON, WILLIAM ALLEN,’and ADELINE AMES, paper entitled
mie lam. diseases elO07? 22 328 se eee 467 1907 9577-589
Our native pastiresplants:. .-2505: 2 22S se ee ee eee 223 1900 581-598
Outlook, agricultural, of the: coast of, Alaska-2- 1-2 32.2 2 tSaae= see te eee 106-1897 553-576
Overleeding plants »results.232 32.2222. 225. 2s eee 225 1901 171-172
Oxyren, injuries ito plants'irom lack2-2-2.222 cee eee 225 1901 159-160
i
Pabst pecan; history and desenptions=22 2-225 eee 356 1904 410
Palm, date; and itscultnres. sone e 2: oe eee sia ee eat ee ee ete 218 1900 453-490

pCi wal

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS. 35

; Year-
Extract. book. Page.
Palmetto’ lime, history. and: description...-. 22. J: 2427.22.25... 383 1907 280
Paprika peppers, cultivation in United States.............-...- 401 1905 539
fearasites. causes ol diseases of trees. ...-- 5-2... 5/22 2 ees see ee 463 1907 488-492
Paris Exposition of 1900, world’s exhibit of leaf tobacco............/.-..----- Alles 1900 157--166
AS UUTEU DL AltS WOU TALL VC Stes en eee ac ae ae oy eis a nee tna se mae ee 223 1900 581-598
Pastures on western ranges, alternation............-.---------- 419 1906 230
See also Range management and Ranges.

Patmnolosy ands Physiology, Vegetable; Divisions. 2. 22.24.2822 S2.5 sees ec eee 123 1897 99-111
T0019 eae Oe a ae Rea I AARNE 158 1898 261-266
peach belle, history, and description. ©...2:-.2-5.2.25-¢2.2+-4- 283 1902 475-476
Carman history and: description... 7..2-2..-2.4)-:.-.2-2 229 1901 385-386
Early Wheeler, history and description...........---.- 429 1906 360-361
Hverbearing, history and description...............---- 399 1905 498-500
Grelards SCOVERICLOPSeNaree nae ee es 3 293 1902 615-619
cultivation and fertilization, paper...........- 293 1902 607-626
fertuliZers chemicals. 2000 eg cM 293 1902 624-626
TMATOUICH SEALS ME we eI eck SG 293 1902 623-624
iECeS MUbEeARING.. toOp-working: 22. ...5222 2.22 be ele. ee 266 1902 256-257
NMielch history,and description. 225..2..-..5-.2-25.2.2.- 330 1903 272-274
Willeticmatory.and descriptions... 070.02 2250222252: 283 1902 476-477

Pear, alligator. See Avocado.
plizhiimcausemand preventiona 4.5 acs jone eae ale Scents ee nese cine bees 50,57 1895 295-300
Crocker history and’ description 22: =. 222... 0. 5... e 399 1905 497-498
Culpa eC OmmMeNcia leery ae ey Saat ee ae Meal ly een Me tes ce erie cle! 215 1900 369-396
iEhbilopend, history and description. .-.....2.2-25+4...--- 283 1902 474-475
ivossneye history and, description: .5. 25... 2. se es 356 1904 402-403
Pecas Oe AWAGamileld i SeCOS! 62 .sheucee sac na Sa Sale) 238 9 190T 242
(CUR ENO ENR VHC ae ar ete A es Seles ae Ree) Cena ee agen gE ea 59 1895 223-232
POTS GRMcclmenaT MANO sew Magee Pte CANS Ue LN 459 1907 434
iRecany Alley history and description...+../..2---22...-----.-. 429 1906 366-367
Centennial, history and description............-....-..- 306 1904 407-408
Gurriswnistony, andvdeseription: | 202.2 ee oi. Le 429 1906 368
Delmas, history and description.-..........-.-....---..- 429 1906 369-370
Brotseher history and description: 2.2.2.2. 2222. 5L25.% 3096 1904 408-409
Georiaminstory and descriptions. 2.2.52 $03 Ws 5 See: 5 429 1906 369
itollissshistory and\.deseription..>. 24.2 242.2 2555.22 .2 399 1905 505-506
Jewett, history and description.......-.-..-....-.------ 356 1904 409-410
Koncard history and. description 2! 39.24 .4...5205.6.2- 450 1907 318-319
Nomina: history,and description. 222s ke a 450 1907 319-320
Moneymaker, history and description...........-.-..--- 399 1905 506
Balstanistony and) description: 5.22.00) 42.22... 356 1904 410
Host mMistory and, @esChption’s. 500252. .202.22 22225. 356 1904 Aj]
President, history and description.......-.......----.-. 450 1907 316
Romie histonyj;and descriptiones: 2 .025..05.2.....22-.-- 356 1904 411-412
Russell’ history and description...... ......--.------.- 356 1904 412-413
Saloaba Mistory. and description: -..¢...........--.-- 356 1904 413-414
Senleyesmistory and descriptions :)..2.2.222.4...2...-.-- 399 1905 507
Sovereign, history and description.......-.....-......-. 460 1907 , 317-318
Sian bistory and description. 4-22 4.5.6.. 255562... 356 1904 414-415
Success history, and description=-2-.%:0--.--.).-.---2.- 399 1905 507-508
Meche history and description. --- 242. 4-+-2.2---45-+- 429 1906 367-368
Van Deman, history and description............-...---- 306 1904 415-416

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36 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.
Pecan varieties, histories'and deéscriptions...-....-.-:......-.-. 356
399
429
450
Woliord, history’and description.-- 22.24.22. 42...45.2-.. "400
Young, history and deseription:. 22.225. ere 399
Pennsylvania, LODACCO SOI es (area ea eee ee ele ems Di
Peppers, paprika, cultivation i In United, States ae eee sees 401
red -cultivationiin: United statesz. = 77.4295) ee eee 401
Perfection currant, history and description......... even 2 ceteris 356
Perfume plants grown in Porto Rico and the Philippines....... 242
Perfumery farming, can it succeed in the United States?..........-........... 138
Peridermitim:on pine tkees*. <22555 22 sere fee ee Bo Se eG
Perry apple, history and RL seainiian SI aye a a eo ee 330
Persimmon, Delmas, history and description.........-....-..--- 356
Josephine, history and description.........-.....-- 429
Miller, history and description. --/.-4-2.........2-. 450
Ruby, history and descriptions... er -. ee 450
Philippine Islands »cropsiauttablevs! si 2. 2 eet eae 242
Philopena pear.. ve ie siete ae Sea ie ee eee UO}
Phosphates, seri as fertilizers A ee eee ee Se eee an Ae 7
Phosphorie acid, function in plant growth............--..--... 225
Physiology and Pathology, Vegetable, Division.......... Sete Na eee, te aee 123
WORK 28 Goce scl ae ae eee 158
plant, development of science... a -- | 336
rele oan de velopeient uence paper... 336
Rickies, crape, now toumake? .4% 2.25203 ete ee 354
Ete yorape, NOW LO MAK. 00 53 ee 354
Piedmont section, South Atlantic Coast, agricultural possibili-

DROS ee esis, Scarce ea eae pee ae SNe arte eens a ete 377
PIERCE, NEWTON BARRIS, paper entitled ‘‘ Olive culture in the United States’’. 84
PIETERS, ADRIAN JOHN:

Paper entitled “‘ Agricultural seeds—where grown and how
da: nato OU2YC [ig enearar a eeyen ns aioe wen a 5s Se age eae oe Om Pm 238
‘Seed production and seed saving”.........--.----.-. 68
‘Seed selling, seed growing, and seed testing”........ 184
“Testing seeds at home”’_.....................-----.-- 04

‘“The business of seed and plant introduc-
tion and distribution,” ’-paper-2..22-s22-- 384
Ine PerlGenmi iiss see ener ee ee as eee 463
woods belt, South Atlantic Coast, agricultural possibilities. 377

Pineapple and citrus productions, new, of the Department of
Agriculture, paper... _ RE Neer ENR: YY)
Biscayne, history and feed aerate a Ree ae 427
Coquina, history and description. 222 )222 12: 427
Dade, history and descriptions. 2242-2228 427
Deliciosa, historyand deseription 2-24-45 +- = eee 427
Hiden, history and description -<2..2 se ee 383
Gale. bistory and. description.252..256 ae ee 383
hybrids, histories and descriptions..........-----.--- 427
industry-in the.Wnited States = =a: 2 se. st aye eee ee ee eee 55
Jensen, history and déscription.2.2.2-22-9.--.- 3-2 427
Jupiter, history and ideseription.-. see a2 ee 427

Matthams, history and description....-.....-..-.--- 383
Cir, 17 :

Year-
book.
1904
1905
1906
1907
1907
1905

1894
19085
1905
1904
1901
1898
1907
1903
1904
1906
1907
1907
1901
1902
1894
1901
1897
1898
1904
1904
1904
1904

1905
1896

1901
1896
1899
1895

1905
1907
1905

1906
1906
1906
1906
1906
1905
1905
1906
1895

1906
1906
1905

Page.
405-416
504-508 ~
365-370
315-320
315-316

508
143-155
539
539-540
404
061-362
377-398
491
270-271
404—405
362-363
309-310
310-311
349-368
474-475

177-192
166-167

99-111

261-266
128-132
119-132

376
377

198-199
371-390

233-256
207-216
549-574
175-184

291-306
491
199

329-346
345-346
341-342
340-341
338-340
287-288
290
337-346
269-282
343-344
342-343
289-290

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS. of

Year-
Extract. book. Page.
Pineapple, Mion nistonyands description. s:4ss5 esse ae oe le 383 1905 285-286:
Orlando; history and :deseription. 422.2234 Ghee. 427 1906 343-345.
HLOMUSINGACKOP UNL OKtO AICO 2. 2020 see eee aa eae ZA2 1901 361
Nemimole-shistory and description. £-0225.22 cee 4 383 1905 286-287
Plains and west Texas, agricultural conditions.............--.- 377 1905 216
Fans sOnlavinc out home placess. = i.. 5.0.2. soc ek. Se 284 1902 502-517
MLamcimMceomleylO tei Mee oe te See Ae ere ee! Bei 284 1902 504
CHOY TUES" ORS) Sie eee PRR AN a Ne Me 284 1902 505

Plant and seed introduction and distribution, business, paper.. 384 1905 291-306
breeder, character, qualifications, and methods of work.. 446 1907 230-233.

importance of expert knowledge of plants......- 446 1907 234.

Mirani tole hor tae peti cee ah EY ae 446 1907 233:
MECESSIGY LOY COMPIMUMOUS CHORE: 22.2422). 446 1907 233-234
breeders, organized effort necessary.....-...----..------- 446 1907 235-236
| SEREEOU INS, 670100 / 0) APES ee Io 3 pene eH ara ata ea 389 1905 377-392
andeseed selection, paper. 200.2202 eyo ss: 446 1907 221-236

AL GL SanONAN Var ee crater iY Se Sse a ye 446 1907 224-230

lanelovenclsy Hoel Hovey he DIM IVAWTO) be a 45 aoe sun Moc aaeoeudesnas 124 1897 383-420

IHatHE NU MibediStaves | MLrOsreSSire. ee eset ee sae sone sn 182 1899 465-490:

new citrusand pineapple productions of the De-
partment of Agriculture, paper.. 427 1906 3829-346
creations of the Department of Agri-

Cult Ure Ry aD et ye sie eC RIN OS. 343 1904 221-240
fruit productions of the oa of
Agriculture, paper . ee Hee 305) Lo0o) 21-200!
lettuces, tomatoes, ee grasses, etc....-.- 441 1907 139-148.
purposes. . Ee Ne as NN AAO LOOT 224
diseases in the United Seinen WLOSKeSspimy trea time n|tyere sees eee 189 1899 191-199
IRCA OHI ee mein) Hemel evan eee ee 367 1904 581-586
IIe ap op YON AXP ts Se gan es ea NE ae 6 ea OU ae 409 1905 602-611
NO GED ADCS ESS Noth oe eee e goes cs tnt BY oa. 437 1906 499-508
OOM MMU Cie Sie hace Oa ee Neo ca de rete cise tek gona oe 467 1907 577-589

fibers. See Fibers.
food, plant growth, and plant nutrition. See Feeding,
Food, Foods, Growth, and Nutrition.
Industry, Bureau, progress in some new work, paper..... 44] 1907 189-148
work in meeting the ravages of the
boll weevil and some diseases of cot-

LOMEN DO DOT tae eNews tuner aera) i we 363 1904 497-508

LITELO CUCHONMCOMMMETCIO aes eis cece n seielay ek ce EN ee lhe 203 1900 131-144

OSG Hs Meee alee Va UN i Asians sa Wal es ce! 384 1905 293-295

Oojlectssand Tests a = se oe ee ce 384) 1900 292-297
MAGiehComIMPrOVEMOeNE. je.) se 6 ae koe 242 1901 350-351
influence of environment in origination.............. Sao ee 83 1896 89-1C6.
WOhcmUmGUStEIAL progress, Paper. ..-.--..-.2-055--.-.-.--- 264 1902 219-230
Pave RUCeOMORTEONN 2 5S. A Be eg 310 1903 186-187
eral ineencormepoastances: |) ah eo eee 310 1903 187-188
OTE LH AOE VSS Na pte Nh 8 ek tg aon A oe 310 1903 184-188

EMehCeMe\ Tor MOMe PIACE.2 0m een ee 284 1902 516-517

HSU ERSTE MS LAY Roald ere aT eT eS ale a RR ea 246 1901 436-437

BOLACOCSE Hh at Ng os ak Ns VS MENS aa ieee eet 349 1904 316

PL ZS ES. SOSH DN @ AGA CO SIRO TRIOS a 284 1902 501-502
and animals in North America, ee eca distribution exes es see 9 1894 203-214

Pein, 17]

38 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract
Plants as a iactor invyhome adormmment —- 2222. es = ee 284
bedding, for emergency planting ----......-............ 284
breeding: see cette aN Sa aS ease eee foes ee ee 336
new tobacco Varleties®-":. 22: ae See eee.
cottons, long-staple Upland, growing, paper ...........- 314
crossbreeding, benefits sc% 2: 2 ee ee 9
cultivated, frosts and freezes affecting .........-..-.---.-.-2..+2.--.-2. 48,55
OFC <4. 5 ee eae Pe ee nel ep ee Pe 30
decorative, for home place’. 4 2223.22 44 eee ee 284
diseases, nature and causes 22 5:<... 22 oe [oer a4 cone 336
drug, cultivation in the United States, paper .-..-...... 328
experiments 1 Cult vation 2 eee es a ee ee 325
erowth and market 22. 644295" 2. ee eee 325
IMIPOLLAHON Se 2.8. Ot Fe ho es oe 325
progress in cultivation, paper ..........-.-------- 401
prospects for growing in United States ............ 325
Wilds domestica tionr. 222.2. ewe as 8 a ed rs 401
eflect of mibreeding. pape: 22 See ere 389
feeding with manures and commercial fertilizers .....-. 290
fiber, .«iseases inl 904 os ca he ee eee 367
T9002 Soe OE, A ee eee 409
USOC nna ee en ee 437
HOOT oe ood 5 see ch ee 467
TOO: boo ny Bags oe Se gs Se or ey ee 336
general, growing under glass .........--..---.------ 2 Soe BOAO
greenhouse, diseases in 1904 .........-..-------.-------- 367
1905. 2g Se sao eee ee 409
growing under glass as a specialty .........-.--.-------- 340
commercial. progress............----.----- 191
STOW LOS AVALeD aS 1aCLOD 26 9 eee aes ae ee ee ee es 6
healthiin:greenhOuses <-.45 <4. oe soe eee ee ot ae ee ee ee 36
improvement by selection................. -.-..-- ae ee ee, : 159
wmbreeding »AcCCree Ss: 240522 22 ee ae oe eee 389
effect on vegetative vigor and fertility...... 389
ornamental, diseases in 1904 .............0-........... 367
1908: 2 eed ee oe tae ee 409
BODOG 2c pe oAe 23h oe oe 437
W908 7 hte Hh ett 467
PaStlire; WaAtiVver = Seek oe ee are ee ee ee ee eee 223
physiology, development of science .........------.---- 336
poisonous, of northern stock ranges .... -. 8 SE SERN Sor See 206
relation of nutrition to health, paper .............-.----- 225
S6eq fODACEO? LestS = 22 ee eee eee ee 398
ejdilea cereeneatelay) ove Wiepateli hk ee eS ei ee ee Re ree oe 67
topaceo, preservation, Of type = 3-2-2 eo ee 431
selection in seed ‘bed. -...2...2222* 4s 398
LTCES,-CLC., PEUNIN Ge = 9. 2 2 eee a eee Se ee aS ety: eee 145
tropical, culture-and curing .-...52 22-5 242
under glass, opportunities in growing, paper .......--.- 340
progress of commercial growing ....:...-22.:-+--2225- 191
woody.,.care of wounds’ «2.22 222.052.2245 Jo 5.00 eee ee eee 57
See also Corn, Cotton, and other crop plants.
Plow, lateral, used in potato cultivation.......-....-----..---- 349

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INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS. 39

Year-
Extract. book. Page.
ea erusaiina 2) oorarna eam ATMEL TINTS 8) fe 2 2h) 5 ics alee rere Ne Se 310 1903 183
Glee tee eens svat ici! Hate Mee eeg AU A Mat EA LD TL 310 1903 183-184
Plows used foriurrowing.out potato fields. 20-4 2257. 22 se sone: 349 1904 318-319
Elune, Brittlewood history and description..-225-...72 2222.22 = 283 1902 477-478
Golden histor, and descriptions. 422 2-766. 2 ee eee - 399 1905 500-501
Bangle mistony jana description. 2222-0. Se 399 1905 503
Redwine history and: desceription=-.--5255 42.2052 54 5-5. 229 1901 386-387
ileyasnistonyeancidescriptlome a. 922.222 ela: see oe es 399 1905 502
BCLOLOsMSLOny andudescripliomis:. 22202-4242. 2 5. 52522. 399) 1905 502-503
Stoddard, historysandidescription- 5: - 25.2202. -22 0522222. 283 1902 478-479
Wacksonishistory and, description =~... 4.225.222: 252-3. 229 1901 387-388
Plums, damson, histories and descriptions -......-....-.-.----- 399 1905 501-503
HGisonoustan dedi blentumel SOM Comes ee ayers ne ee et pan ae 125 1897 453-470
MaNtsORMORtWenm StOCkaranmPesmesen ees see ees ale triee eles eal = 206 1900 305-324
SOMMEYCOMUMO MMA a seecrns Me bveie Aye aye Mars No seme 2 iinet SCN) Tas 67 1896 137-146
Hokerootsenrowine im Wnited States. ..2.). 225.5222. 2820-222 2 401 1905 536
Holmantonromeorn byzwind!. 9.6) 4 28520 oo. obs tk eS 287 1902 541-542
POMACCOUSHE CLS ee eM e eR abneatara c ere eer enemy nee Got Toa 157 = 1898 167-180
Homacesprandy scrape. how to makes.) 5...4..2.2---242222-- 304 1904 S/T)
SAP OS WESCEISS As ity ee PRI IS a gn ee 004 1904 377-378
HOMACCOMS METS OlIMA GION 2 2jae eee io eS ee areas Seem ese oe oer 157 =: 11898 167-180
Poplars for home place........- Sy hs uae sa 284 es HOOD 512
Poppy, Asiatic, paieenion in United Shanes. LAE as ona mera 401 1905 5386-537
experimentsiin cultivation --.2..222...2...2-- 325 1903 344-345
NZORTOBERI COMA STI CUNGUTC ee a cae a ere ose ere eye aebinvan ois ce eyelen eta wi Nee ee aibl es 151 1898 505-514
GLOPSASUULLA DLC sp ewe eee Aan eS ee eG 242 1901 349-368
osipecane historysand description.............-.-.-222....... 356 1904 41]
AO bas hean GulbsMUNCLON MM, Aen Cultures se 554. o ase gae ceo cells he se 71 =: 1896 107-136
OrrssimmMgastas plant 1OOd 2 so ee ee ea ko See ee be Se 225 1901 162-165
Potato area and markets, Greeley, Colo....-...-...-..-------- 349 1904 311-312
eulture mear Greeley, Colo:,'paper. 2220. 002 ee kee e esl 349 1904 311-322
Robatoes MeIllGnyatiON ene nema sui. che ALG ah eo 349 1904 317
HOMPORUG Ket ATIMIM Greets oe creek eee ela a Se 459 1907 429-432
ETON LO Mere Mya eam ahi ec LE ees Je Ae 349 1904 317-322

and alfalfa as factors in success near Greeley,

ONO eee Git SUN a Sle Lara a ER 349 1904 312-313
machinery used and method of ene. Behe See OA Oe: 314
methods of growing near Greeley, Colo.....-.-...-.--- 349 1904 316-318
TOS ON TOME ey ue A A sce nea ular a aera 349 1904 316
RE MATATON Of UME SOULE eae a ee lo 349 1904 316
rotation of crops and sheep feeding factors in growing... 349 1904 313
Seca mmethod of CuLbMg ss sy sb ee le ne 349 1904 314
MenmGreclewe Colovswe say og TY 349 1904 314-315
Poultry trade, opportunities for developing.........-.---------- 340 1904 185-186

POWELL, GEORGE HAROLD:
Paper entitled ‘‘Relation of cold storage to commercial
appleeultures/ she sek os. ee 317 1903 225-238
‘“The handling of fruit for transportation”.. 387 1905 349-362
‘‘The status of the American lemon in-

CONUS Era ses ose 8 as Se a el A Datel a 453 1907 343-360

‘“Top-working orchard trees”.......-....-- 266 1902 245-258

AEA UCS OLA Se CON CUGLOMS meh en Da A Nae ee te oh TAO UU R a Ee bau 59 =1895 309-324
¢ PEE ECAD ONE IS Seas SANS tags ae nea SE 0 LA a oo 60 1896 147-154

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40 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Year-
Extract. book. Page.
Present conditionoferape culture im Californias 2s ssee= sess. Seen es eee 147-1898 551-562
Status of flax culture in the United States: .-.. 2-2. 22i22.4 0 109 1897 471-486.
nitrogen problem, paper. 5-22). gene te ee 41) 1906 125-136
President pecan, history and description. .--: 492 «25 450 1907 316
IPTC VENLION andi Cause Of Pearle Gases: sees ee es eee ees eee ee ee eee 50,57 = 1895 295-390: ~

Erimerpal- commercial plant fibers::- sss ee see rs 321 1903 387-398

Principles of pruning and care of wounds in woody plants................-.-.- 57-1895 257-268.

Pringle plum, history and description.............. act ene FOOD MELOOD 503

Producing beet sugar, methods of reducing he) cost, paper...-.. 422 1906 265-278

Production, crop, relation of SOUS Se ae Sat see ee ee ge Jee ae a 5 =-:1894 129-164
Productions, new citrus and pineapple, of the Department of

ANonenl ture. 20 pense] ec eee 427 1906 329-346

fruit, of the Department of Agriculture, paper. 383 1905 275-290

Profits in sugar-beet growing....-......--...-------------------- 320 1903 408-409

Progress in drug-plant cultivation, paper...........-...---.-.--- 401 1905 533-540
some of the new work of the Bureau of Plant Indus-

LY 5 UCT a ae rae eee to veneers a 441 1907 139-148

treatment of plant diseases in the United States.................- 189 1899 191-199

of Agriculture in the United States....................-........--- 179 =: 1899 307-334

commercial growing of plants under glass...................-.-- 191 1899 575-590

economic and scientific agrostology ...............--.....-.---.-- 176 —- 1899 347-366.

plant breeding in the United States ............................ 182 1899 465-490:

‘‘Project,’’ basis of work in Bureau of Plant Industry.......... 441 1907 139

Proliierstion Cottons. es nee oy eee 2 eee re ee een oe 361 1904 487

363 1904 500-502

Promisine Mew Itiitsy po pepe oe oe ee ee ee ee ee 283 1902 469-480

330 1903 267-278
306 1904 399-416
399 1905 495-510
429 1906 355-370
450 1907 305-320

EEO W Ao LOI; a VOCACOs ea eee ee eee ee eee 394 1905 441-443.

COrimiaa 2 es ne eee eee 394 1905 451

PUA Vass ose ee ee ee eee eee 394 1905 453-454

improved varieties of plants................-.-.-. 446 1907 235

TOAD ee eee ee ee ee ee 394 1905 445-447

orange and other citrus fruits, methods..............-.....--. 85 1896 471-488

ibratein in Wa.caromr where ee ey a ee ee ee eee cee 326 19038 331-334

Prune, Splendor, history and description -.........--....--.--- 330 1903 274-275

Sugar, history and description............-.----------- 330 1903 275-276

‘Prope and) eraiting erapeviless=..- 2220s ese oo ee ee 281 1902 411

thinning trait ireess..2 2s. a en ee eee Seer oa Od 176

PLAIN OOM ETA CS 2 eae eee ee ee ee ee 87 1896 499-542

AD PlG WrCCs ss. 2. e ee eee e ee e te 230 1901 601-603

EEUU ETOCCS 5. cro SO gt iene ete eee es ee 246 1901 437-438

TOMIOU CLCCS Sacensta cia aa oye coe ee ee ene 453 1907 352-353

principles, and care of wounds in woody plants.......--------.----- 57 1895 257-268

trees'and othermplants2 24: 2o22 Seeccece see coe ee See eee ae 145 1898 151-166

Stites yes 30h ee ee eek ee eee 284 1902 517-518

Public water supplies, contamination by alge, paper........-- 262 1902 175-186

Puerto Rico. See Porto Rico.

Pimp kin? ‘seed Sisn5- 2 Sue Se Ge ope ee eee ee 238 1901 251-252

Ere! SEGd INVeSbIS abIOM estes te ae ee re ee ed tn reer 18 1894 389-408
Purple coneflower. See Coneflower, purple.

Here alr)

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

R

Extract.

Rabun apple, history and description .......5::25..2.5.-..5%: 429
Railroad transportation facilities for truck farming.........--. 459
inainiall, absorption by Cor: :2..2.4: 2: ss. 2d eee see eee sk 310
Hdisin IMOuUsthy, tUCUre. 22. cst sets eee ee Ce seas 281
origin and erowth.o.2ce ose de vate ee viata 281

production, cultural conditions... 2. .::..2.2.2.2eesseun 281

wine, and grape; production; paper-=..22.2+...ce.s<eese 281
Raisins, harvesting and preparing crop.-..-.........-22---s5+-- 281
PLOGUCTION. 2 -eossmemeese s+ tee hs sete ssstenuoaet 304

exports andam ports. 2.-.. eyes se teee 281

ae mactscONCCRIIMS, se cace come seme ena acetic: cio bie uiaie sisters Semele Pes. 22
mandolphwapplescss: ss: enc. Rte Sl eee eee td x 283
TRAE MAMAS, PAPC 0's oa Sek = ec ee nee pee eee en tht 419

Ranges, stock, northern, some poisonous plants.......----------------------. «| 206
western, conservation of water..............--.--- 419
RIMPEOVEMEM he Ge a cae eee came) es 419

legislation, attitude of stockmen........--. 419

movement toward farming ..........-..-.. 419

Present SlUMAON se seek eee sees eee oo 419

probable future of live-stock industry ..... 419

resting Overerazed landizs2 2.22.6. 235.. 419

WOLM-OUt, Teseediney. (het ote i ak 419

LE PID ECS TE ae A ee 238
aspietmes;and:, apples combined- 2.222.200... .2.+2-------- 246
reasons nOnculbhva mm eatine SOU Are es Se soe Staten cigme co ctcesn steele cess 32, 35
Reclaimatiow ol alkali lands in Egypt---.:-/.2....2..--.+-.----- 291
ErMNOGIp ASE CUlste Sone 8 CPS Mie Sa ee ees. 238
Red June plum, history and description..........----...----. 229
PEGI ESS CISD 10S RRM ROI, NSE cea moe eae gr NU ee to 238
Reducing the cost of producing beet sugar, methods, paper.. ... 122
ieimseratiouy antuence on: the-fruit industry 2.02.5. 6..9. 0222-5. 2. eee 222
Relation of cold storage to commercial apple culture, paper .... 317
nutrition to health of plants.-.........2:22:-. 225

plant physiology to the development of Aaa

(ODEO is a hc as ws le ae Pe NE ga RNS SN sl aD 336

SOUSHOLCTOD PLOdUCtIOMM=nseriosaet ere eee een pe eeee eae: 5

sugar beets to general farming, paper.........--....- 320

Relationship between American and eastern Asian fruits .................---- 21
iecenyOliSs anore PTeSCMt act. 2 2.5. sc oooh eke eek 2 ok 262
COMMING HOMER Meets NS Bo a otis ae 3 262

MUON TNO? TAINS aia ee ao oa cnc aed oe came die 262

prevention of pollution: s.cc...c.. den ok oe Lak 262

See also Algee, Copper, and Water supplies.

Residues in beet-sugar manufacture, utilization in cattle feeding............... 137
Rice country, South Atlantic coast, agricultural possibilities... 377
BARONETS TU: DSA] Oe age ae Oe i 291
EOL COP RICOMELC case Su ee ee ale Line ae jase Las 242

MEIC INAMS MOL OPT CSS A oe otis Gage ei oes CaN ewe oli Sees 264
Japanese Kiushu, introduction into America, cost......... 384
BSCa Smee Ey Wine een dy us heel Mam MN 238
fley, plum; history and description.-..........-vs.-5eee<s-0% 399

Rours, Peter Henry, paper entitled ‘‘New opportunities in

SELON ASU PTO WANS iS Scie ok cena eee lee eee ee ee 394

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227
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238
229-230
230-231
251-252
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123-130
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246

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561-580
225-238
155-176

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129-164
399-410
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177-184
175-186
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199-200
582-583

362
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236
502

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42 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.
Rome pecan, history and: description-22 22s... 2 is cece ee 356
Rooterotof trees.:..o2.22-. a2 2.2. eee ae ee oe ee eee 463
suffocation, cause of diseases of trees................----- 463
Roses, carnations, etc., growing under glass.................--- 340
feeding with commercial fertilizers...................... 290
MANUYCS * 4s 2a see oan ae eee tite eee eee 290
OVETICCUING 222 ete Se ae ee ee ae 290
SOU. cco. Resse eaten oe aac ee ee ee eee Joe 290
fertiliZationice2 s+ 5.8 oe eee na ee eee eee ee ee 290
Rossney pear, history and description..........-..:.......-.--- 356
Rotation of crops detined=2 5-22 eee eee ee 456
factor 10 pOtale CrOWINO@s 22-2. eee ee 349
LOR CORMS fa. tec oer eee ere eee 310
Rotations of crops, simple and complex, examples............-- 456
Rubber and Cutta-perclias ==) -2 eo ee he ae 242
Ruby persimmon, history and description.........-..........- 450
Rusk citrange, history and description.......-....-...-...-.-. 343
Russell pecan, history and description...................----.- 356
Rust, new resistant asparagus, development......-.-.........- 44]
Rustic citrange, history and description...........-...---...--- 427
Ruste of cerealestreatment-<.- -- S224e0e ener ee ee ee 336
Rye,andustrial propresses 4.22252 okt ace ee ee 264
S
Salt marshes @rasses sma sree ee else eclate Sate lee ee a sees aera are eee 53, 59
RSELEG OUST 5 BE CC Ee oe acre oar meee pe eee ree 238
DAMA SEO yD tee ote re et ee re ee 291
Sampson tangelo, origin and description...............--...--- 343
San oaba pecan; history and description.2:--.....22--- eee 356
Sand-pinding(2rasses Aes cee epee apa aaa alata tay tate ere eam ra ims ach meteyeneten = aeere 20
N27,
Sandersha mango, history and description.............-..------ 450
Papodilia as a pronusino anuG Crop == —ew ese oee ee 394
TOUT GURL See et eat anes 394
VATICUl CS cde ge end a na eee ee 394
SAUNDERS, WILLIAM:

Paper entitled ‘* Experimental gardens and grounds” ..........---..-..-.- 113
‘* Pruning of trees and other plants”.....................--- 145
Savage citrange, history and description. .-.......--...:-._s.- 427
GALE 10 pea le ere ea eo 317
Stn, On: Trults 5 vesee Soe a = cee ee ee 266
pehley pecan, history and. GeserepiiOmes nse ere ee ae 399
SCHRENK, HERMANN VON, paper entitled ‘‘ Fungous diseases of forest trees’’.. 208
Scioto plum, history and deseription2-2-520e5 2529. ase 399

SCRIBNER, FRANK LAMSON-:
Paper entitied’“< Division of Aprostology”’.2:2222-.22-2-2-22.--s-seeseeeee = = 90
EUG PASS CALC ONS 2 ieee ee es ance eee are ee 54, 59
“Grasses as sand sand soil binders? se ee o.eee se eee eer 20
“Grasses Of salt marshes’? 222s e eae saree oe ee eee eee 53, 59
CIDE A ateh KOU ER oem ontahd bala me ee ee oe Soe 91
‘SOUurMAtiVe Pasture plants secs ee eee 223
“« Progress in economic and scientific agrostology”’.......--- 176
*Sand-binding erasses?” oo... seen ce ee ese see ae eee eee 127
Seaboard, Atlantic: truck lands. 2: 22-22 ee sn ee eee eee ene 28

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181-183
386-388
362-364
310-311
228-229
412-413
141-142
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325-332
251-252
583-585
236-237
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421-436

405-420
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448-449

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180-204
151-166

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232-233
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INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS. 43

Year-
Extract. book. Page,
Seed and plant introduction and distribution, business, paper... 384 1905 291-306
hedaneleetion) of tobacco; plants: .. 4.522). Sse se o5 nce ee oe 398 1904 442
Commpadivisaulity jor bUyIne. 20... <2 ote ue ie cee 287 1902 551-552
keepinegthrough: winter... 52. 2.82t 5 eee ee cae ae 287 1902 550-551
tmmeand manner of selection 5.204262 + 6555-46444 287 1902 549-550
CTASS AN GCSHLIM PUT GLOS eee ats tasas spersia ess oe claec is oisloa ee wieiietertie eicieiaie ic 136 =: 1898 473-494
BLOWIN aM ONGIShMOUbION. so 2/5 ee eae Nae 384 1905 303
AA CLOCMEHI OM COS bias esac ok dic aS aiid cle wales os Da Sera dele eee 384 1905 293-295
objectsianmdaresulis. o-- 22225-2528 2522222254 384: 1905) 292-297,
Matchutor COMPimMprovement.-so----.-s-5--2--2----2----. 28h 1902 548-549
DlamicmecObaceO. LestSesee sas ja cs cae clas cee eed. seus oe 358 1904 449-450
poOtatoessemMethod ol Cultingese sen Ses See 349 1904 314
mean Greeley, COlOteems ia. sc56s.2- 4565-52 eccese= (349), 1904 314-315
PpLlocuetionsan diseedisavin go. wise wee ease see ee eh 68 1896 207-216
opportunities for development of business... .-. - 340 1904 190
UTS MUINVES tS A GLO Mice eye es steerer eect usr ata fevera: Sarerci mremtai teMg cre ioiieie ies 18 1894 389-408
roots, sugar-beet, growing and siloing..../................ 351 1904 350-351
Beleciion-and breeding, art, paper. ......5...2-22 62.5222. 446 1907 221-236
by tobacco grower on his own farm............-. 358 1904 439-440
LETED GDH OG BOB cates se Ee OE 8 Aen ar 287 1902 539-552
COLONES DO PCT A matey seer Sessa s are ease SG 279 1902 365-386
WATE! Of MCLE GIrls rs Pe ae 279 1902 371
fACTOES Ol SUCCESS) bece cee aezces-- 2-22 209) 1902 366-367
ISOlATIONNO MlaAMtS sso sce es. 279 1902 369-371
MmemhoOds Practice eon Wo tee 279 1902 371-374
1 OOF HL ek ag eae ee Se ae Oa 279 1902 375
methods, Sciembtitiens ss). 2) 2 RE 279 1902 376-379
used with Sea Island cotton... 279 1902 374-375
VOMOUS mest in tee ce ate 279 1902) 871-379
objectsiandsmethods:- os. 55.2225. 225.2. 279.1902 371-386
plaMtsiswibibles cs Ae ache. e538 314 1903 131-132
ORAM ARV EPLOCEBS erste ene A a 279 1902 367-371
transmitting power of individual........ 279 1902 369
URPOSCSH oe reaae Gaps a. ras se iS eo 446 1907 224
ROM ACCOM PC DET esse Vt Oth a yee igi al BZ 358 1904 435-452
sellingusecdserowing, and«seed: testing. <2 S025: 2.00. ee. ck ecco enc cee 184 1899 549-574
BED atarOr LOOACCO nM ms ee. anew 8 RN 308 1904 440-442
sugar-beet, American-grown, excellence..............-.--- 301 1904 344
breedimompa pens sss eh sae Sea c oe cone 30l 1904 341-352
effects of soil and environment................ 351 1904 347-348
LOLCIGM=OTOW Me ie Shee Cog T es Ne oe eso ..- dol 1904 342-343
importance of growing at home..............- 301 1904 343-344
mMmethodstor producing..-...5:-).....,-....... 951 1904 344-347
Sheps iM SCleEMOING PTOWING 22) 2555.52.55 55: 351 1904 300
HestimeiGharacberyea. 202 see Le Ne 30l 1904 348-349
By OF Kat ITN PROVAN Genes e se eee o ss. ee eee SOL) 1904 351-352
supenicnvalue of large;heavy seeds. -.. . 2. ee os coc cc ene ec cece cccoces 69 1896 305-322
LESUIN OAC CLLLON AMO LES eters ye ee ee a) 2 Shape te eee eee ett ES Mah 98 1897 441-452
tobacco, tmportance of selection by grower on hisown farm. 358 1904 439-440
largevandyheadvyn® Valier: aetna eS 358 1904 440-442
Bae Gaui erabag wht ao Neer. Reon ee 308 1904 448-449
Fade extent, and importance. 2887s ee 238 1902 233-234

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44 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.

Seeding mountain ranges... =... 2 Aces gee A et ae ee 419
WORN-OUUTAaNSES 5. ao ek ee ee 419
Seeds, agricultural, centers of production... -2:<:24-.222. 2.222 238
CIBSSCS-4. 2-4 Fa ee a een 238

extent and importance of trade...........- 238

where grown and how handled, paper... ... 238

Blalia ..caco basso owes eta Soe Se ree ae 238
alilanias.c 2: occ Sa ge See eee eee ety ne 238
Deans, S0Y.2-6 tino cee ee ee oe 238
MELVG Dene cette aoe ney eee Sa eee 238

beet; SUGaT so 2c reco ete ee ee ee 238
sinele-serm, productiOnsss2--.6-6. 422
Degrarweed. 2.205" s 3024 co Ges ee ee 238
blueerass,,.Kentuckyc 0202-2 ensee eee ee ae 238
bromeé-orass, beardless 3: <.09t4.5.ee een eae ee 238
buckwheat: 52225222 bel. Sis eee eee 238
Gerealsy: cst. Sees cote eo Se ee eee ee 238
clover. -aleikeu2r20- 0 2.0" 2-8 Se ee eee ee 238
DUfe esse oP Po ia, oe ee eee eee 238
CYLMSON 3s: Seo o8 Mo se eee ee ee ee 238
MAIMMOCH (aes A Sees see ee 238

TOU jc .c etree Pe ee oe. ee ee ee 238

SWECU Se eee oo ho eee eee 238

WDCC 2 aes et es oe oe oie eee 238
clovers and leguminous forage plants...........-........ 238
pradine-and sam pliny 22 ae soe 238

CORD 235 ~ 2S es COS eee eo ee eee 238
BROOM sires on ars Soe Se eee eer 238
COLEQI 2 ee ec a 238
COW PCRS 95a: oe ter is eae cp a ok Aen ene ee ee 238
AISI DUHONes =. 2-2 es ee 238
TOSCTIG, IMNERUOWse 2 2S. oe ee ee te ee ae eee 238
hayes oe 2 crete Se ocr A et ee ene 238
flower, congressional distribution.....-..-..-.-.. 384
SrApo;. VarlOUSsS PrOdUCtS..02-- 5.25 eee ee eee 304
STASS, .J OD DSON aac hate ere 238
Orchard. o.ctece 6 sce ee aa tee ee ee 238
tIMOth yi. 4.2. Pee oe eee ee ee 238
grasses and erass-like forage plants...........-......--- 238
UOIMPOLant and ancy ese eos ee ee ee 238

HEMP. 22 -oc2e. Ae See an eee ee eee 238
254

MIUlets 0525 os Sete e cesta hess Le eee 238
miscellanéGouss2:2.4. lu Mos eee ae eee 238
OBES Sats SoS cons nt te Sy pace aes ieee a Ue ie eee 238
Oll-PIOGVGING 2a 3 5 oe ones ia ie eee i aie rae ee ee 33
peas, Canadarnel dacs 226 oe 260 Sea eee ee ee 238
PUuMpPAN Se... eek os siete aase eeeeee eee eeee 238
VO DO er Som cia 8 ale Se tee eee ee ee ieig, ee ee ee 238
TOCUOD = cee ee ons eo eee ee ee ee eee 238
TiC@ sel iti ne gees ence Ue heed Sea tae ee ee eee 238
Woe ont eo ere ee. casas Ae ae ee ee eee 238

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Page.
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230-231

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275
242-243
245-246
246-247

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240

240

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240

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Zak
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202
249-250
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244-245

251
305-306
378-379
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245

244
243-249

249
250-251
553-504

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252

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS. 45

Year-
Extract. book. Page.
REGUS SORIA TOL Oe pi eR ee a are ee a eA 238 1901 251-252
RONCUMUET mera eras cence icc Si er Nd eed kee eae 238 1901 247-248
EA LES WIM CLCVOTO WANS Smee Sec). Lhe tisk Me MON oe 238 1901 253-254
(RATT TOLD Wd eRe See A need el eee Senne noe, Cama cage 238 1901 248-249
LOS Ue GIN OM Cy mee et Seersete ri i i Aah. Ss ere eer ata Mage gt eats 34 1895 175-184
RO Lome OMe eres ter ss Se irs era a Ges 238 1901 250
vegetable, congressional distribution .......-.........-- 384 1905 305-306
SPOS Sy UE Te A eae aL ee A ca ERE a 238 1901 242
ECON SE eran Ses Bet de Aa em acme Oa ee aRdeY Gare UAE SEA. Gi 238 1901 235
Srcenon amdubreedime. art; Paper. 2.226 o eek eo: 446 1907 221-236
CON5 Ns, DUG TATE Bae ete ae ence ne oe SAG ees 287 1902 539-552
COLO EON DSi Pn 363 1904 498-502
LODACCOM PODER em See aes 308 1904 435-452
IMIULOVEMOM Ol PlantSee woes seis Seis) Oe cro eS = ccs hoeie «Sepsis 159 1898 355-376
olcotton plants) for seed earings... 5-52-2222... 314 1903 131-132
seed. See Seed, selection.

fopacco planmtsin'feld:::.5.-..-..-..----.--------: 481 1906 400-401
Beedrbedbe msi ne ees isa. ec 308 1904 442
seed, and breeding, art, paper............-..--------. 446 1907 221-236
ICT OOS See SeetGeeneees oc 4 Sean eee eee 446 1907 224
tobacco: methods... 2.5.2.2. 422: Pe en ef MA elas A 308 1904 447-448
Selections of early big-boli cottons, ete.....2....2-.........-2- 363 1904 499-500
ceaime erowine, and testing seed... so -c< cen aie arin > ae esecs se ed- sehen ce ts 184 1899 549-574
Semiarid districts, successful wheat growing...........--....------------------ 195 1900 529-542
Seminole pineapple, origin and description..............-...--- 383 1905 286-287
Semolina made from macaroni wheat............------------- 326 1903 334-335

Seneca snakeroot. See Snakeroot, Seneca.
Shade, forest, and nut trees, diseases in 1904.................. 367 1904 586
IS Se 2S ce eer Marra 409 1905 610
UG OG arenes ht ors ee 437 1906 507
TOOT te eae eG i. 467 1907 587-589

SHAMEL, ARCHIBALD DIxon:
Paper entitled ‘‘Improvement of tobacco by breeding and

Bele hionngt ie coos tee 308 1904 435-452
= Newstobacco varieties’). 2.2. 2 \4..4 45ec5- 431 1906 387-404
‘“The art of seed selection and breeding”... 446 1907 221-236
‘‘The effect of inbreeding in plants” ....... 389 1905 377-392
SHAW, THOMAS, paper entitled ‘‘Canadian field peas”..............-..-.----- 59 ©1895 223-232
per eomriaidig pUCCessiUl 2500 Seo. 35. oi. oko. eee es >-se,, 218 1902), 360-363
feeding, factor in potato growing.............-.....----- 349 1904 313
OMeSRGe DAR ee ee ae Seta a tae eis Gels sciaisl «ates 4.g 2 278 1902 363
SHEPARD, JAMES H., paper entitled ‘‘Macaroni wheat”-......-- 326 1903 329-336
serpmente: truic, hazardous nature. :.....-.....-2.2-..--.--- 387 1905 350-351
Pit ane irees diseases, PO perv > 5.20... ee 463 1907 483-494
fOrsMOmMe Places Reece See ee ss 284) 1902 506-510
eremreoen aor home place. <i. 22.3) s i226 ee eee le ee 284 1902 513-514
Memennemmeney-planting: 2... S006. <4 secbe esse piegeses 284 1902 516-517
PEERSME TI MECLSE Miser ee okt el oe sis cee pbs < eg) 351 1904 350-351
422 1906 278
Sisal fiber, description, production, and use...............----. 321 1903 395-396
hemp, possibility of growing in Porto Rico, etc........... 242 1901 364
Sketch of the relationship between American and eastern Asian fruits......... 21 1894 437-442
BieaieeTape: vanous products.-.---.--..-.----+.------05---5- 354 1904 378-379

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46 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.
plime-flux, disease of trees. ..-5.22. 2.224. ee ee eee 463
Smali-truit culture for market 22. o<. <2. , e e e ee 47
SMITH, JARED GAGE:
Paper entitled ‘‘Commercial plant introduction” ....................2...-- 203
“Cowpeas( Vigne caljang) 2 Gee oe sa eee 61
“Forage conditions of the prairie regions”................. 59
‘‘Forage plants for cultivation on alkali soils”.............- 129
““Leguminous 10raze CLOpS, seco) eee ee eee eee 92
Smoke and fumes, causes of diseases of trees..................- 463
SIMUL, STaln. CAUSE'AN GTS VN LOT. ayete eet ae ee ea 19
Smyrna fig culture in the United States..-.................---.----2.-.------- 196
Snakeroot, Seneca, cultivation..................... AS ee 325
growing in United States..................- 401
SNYDER, Harry, paper entitled ‘‘ Humus in its relation to soil fertility”’....-. 35
Soil and climate, adaptation of plants.......................-- 446
conditions for tobacco.................------ 358
bacteria, fixation of atmospheric nitrogen................- 411
See also Bacilli, Bacteria, Inoculation, Legumes, and Ni-
trogen.
binding grasses’... See sss eee era ee ee ae ee ee ee ee et 20
conditions, effect on plant growth.....................-.- 225
ferments important in agriculture..2.-..... -2.----5--02-2222222-s aces ee 35
fertilization, as affecting the orange in health and disease................. 8
TOL-TOSES 2) ceo o er ee ee ee 290
foods necessary to plant growth.....................------ 225
forapple trees... cee Ses oe gS ee ee 230
Carnations eee rae ae en ee ee 290
TRUTTG APC CS Py «facts ets A ee es oe 246
PEP EUPIE VIET) OB ts hs a eae ee eee ere 281
letiuee st. 4.22.2 e eee 290
TOSCO ways ose Se ai ic ee ee 290
BUG aT DCCL ees tee eee 320
TOTS GOCE oe agi ok eet tt ak ee ee 290
VIOLCLA=si32 6 oats ee ee ak oh ee 290
funetion of caleriny or mein 2 ese ee eee ee 225
humus in its relation to soil fertility. ........................-.---------- als
iniprovement,on mode liarm 252.25 as ee 323
in orchards, thorough cultivation necessary.........-..-.--- 340
mocwiated--disttibubione... 22.5. ee ee ee 41]
moculation with pure culguress- 25252 ee 411
moisture, importance of retention for corn...-.-.-.--------- 310
preparation and fertilization= 22-2 = -2es2 eee ee 284
for orchards). 20%). eo eee ee ee ... 340
Deseo At ee eee 293
POLLOCS oon ae eee er ee 349
BUS CCtS: ses ees ee Se eee eee 320
WING yards: 23-9 oe eee ee 281
TeASONS [OD CUILLV ALIN Pee ee oe ee ee 32, 35
rolling or-hilly, for corn growime. 22-2272 222+- 52 ee eee 310
too poor for growine Com >222.2-25.-2-< 2 eas eee eee 310
Wash ges. een. en Saale eee a eee ee 377
incom growing, prevention....-.22:222. eee 310
Soils, alkali, forage plants for cultivation. .<.-<2-~-2-2-25525- 4-0-2 - se see 129
bacteria, varieties present... -: 22.2532 7 eee 411
decay of organie matter. s2.---52252t2ccc stesso = eee 41]

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Page.
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283-294 ©

131-144
287-296
309-324
535-550
487-508
487-488
409-420
79-106

339

535
131-142
224-227
437-439
130-132

421-436
157-159
69-102
193-202

555-556
160-161
594-595
561-562
435-436
409

569
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401-402
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560

162
131-142
363-364
174
134-135
135
180-181
517
173-174
607-608
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404405
409
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INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract
HOusinapheimrelatlonevoerop, DLOductIONE + erat seen ee edo nceeenee arose. 5
movement and retention olwaleben sc. - cess 2c eee eee eae 152
mitrozent content directly available. . ... </t4h ue ee 411
fimatiomibyelectnicityes. a Tn ke tana NE 2 411
of the arid region of the United States, conditions -.................-.-.. 29
Somemdditions to ounmveretableidietany 222... 22... 2 02. se eae ee eae eee 41
COMM OMPPOISOMOUSHPLAMGS 5 yao oe ret rere serene ay eerste eee is eves ee 67
ediblerand poisonous muneites cee nsec fee i Oe a a ee 125
new work of the Bureau of Plant Industry, paper.......-. 44]
poisonous plants of the northern stock ranges.....-.-....-----.------ Se 206
uses of the grapevine and its fruit, paper.......-.........- 354
SOLERO UUED, WHA SAIN OUT Pee ees tieis Ses ae Stee eas faa 291
introduction into America, cost..............- lips all 384
SOROS ise See aCe CEU = © SSS ae a Saree rear arnae enalceae Ne aati 238
South Atlantic coast, diversified farming, paper..............-.. Sh
Southern States, opportunities in cheese making and live-stock
SUH eee A ee Ae ee Se we Meee oe 340
Sovereign pecan, history and description................------ 450
Py MRCOG ACCC Gee Ae pre ete ple Se BO ee es ik ee 238
SPENCER, GUILFORD LAWSON, paper entitled ‘Utilization of residues in beet-
Suoarmaniiachureninicattleieeding ss = as ee ee Se a ese 137
Spices, possibility of growing in Porto Rico, etc ..........-.-.-- 242
SPILLMAN, WILLIAM JASPER:
Paperenmtitied: “A model farm? ss/- 2.2222... 0 20. 0..0.--.-- 323
‘“Cropping systems for stock farms” ........ 456
‘‘Diversified farming on the South Atlantic
COASE et ern se Si se ES 377
prG cieralsarinin oyna coes Digs 0 Pe ol 340
‘“Systems of farm management in the United
SLahese eee emer atin aoa let ae. 278
Epi ouwmasinecressCds!2 5662.0 eke ta et eye oe uieks 262
Splendor prune, history and description.......-2/..........--- 330
Saray suseiomsteamMbapparacus. oo js2 ise ences see ole 5 eee enn bee ede 73
Siakvation cause of diseases of-trees...:...:.).0.. 4 02 ie wo 463
States where commercial seeds are grown.......-.-------------- 238
Status of American lemon industry, paper........-.-.-..------- 453
Mresenin flax culture iny the United: States o....<-22...262..22..5.2.2-: 109
Gite nitrozen problem, papers. 2... 2.22... 2s 411
SS FILET at, VSO S FW O20 0) eee Nn 283
SheamiEapParavlspOmsprayileee soe ee wan ese SRR See NS cl 73
STEELE, EDWARD STRIEBY, paper entitled ‘‘Can perfumery farmings ucceed in
UCM UST LE Me SLALCSH arnt eri Nap se AR on ee clare aie Le pice eda oseeceedemetcececees +s 135
Stock, live, farm, rotation of crops and management........... 278
VST ANDY SA nt ME SNe SP aa GS ee an 278
in Alabama and Mississippi..............-- 377
Covlompb eles 4 ress ving Sees ae es 377
farms, Cropping systems, paper........-.-...-..5.+s 456
for special types.......... 456
feeduie-rmacarontl wheat: 2.25. l2sno-.---<-345--. 326
ongmodelidainy jarmems,-ses. sass Oa O23
PIES NIT BOTA CMe a a ie ar yoo te ee a eso Ak Ss 419
industry on western ranges, probable future....... 419
in Southern States, opportunities for raising....... 340
MOA ORT CN Teenie meen repeal OTe
production in Alabama and Mississippi...........-- 377

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1900
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155-164
205-214
137-146
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305-324
363-380
582

293

247-248
193-200

187-190
317-318
241-242

213-220
364-365

363-370
385-398

193-200
181-190

343-364
178
274-275
69-88
484-485
253-254
343-360
471-486
125-136
470-472
69-88

377-398
304-359
347

204
197-198
380-398
389-393
330-336
365-368
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238
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307-309
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48 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.
Stock, live, raising winter feed on western ranges............-- 419
Tange manasement, pa persee ee eae ee 419
ranges, northern, poisonous plants:- 2825-22. ee eee 206
See also Range management and Ranges.
Stockmen, attitude toward legislation regarding range lands.... 419
Stoddard plum, history and description....................-.. 283
STONE, Roy, paper entitled ‘‘Agriculture in Porto Rico”.............22.....- 151
Storage, apple, magnitude of business...............---------- 317
cold, influence-on apple industry...............--.... 317
relation to commercial apple culture, paper...-.-- 317
LImeé<to pick apples- soos see ee 317
warehouses, development of business.-...--.-..-- 317
See also Refrigeration.
houses, cooling fruit for transportation................-- 387
warehouses, cold, development of business..........-- 317
Stornnp and @uripeiemions:/s. | - 2 5aee ee ee 453
Stover, cor: feedings value <2. 2-82. << Se oe ee eee ee ee a ee 76
Stramonium, experiments in cultivation............-......--- 325
Strawberries and currants with grapes, cultivation.......-.-.-- . 246
Strawberry, Cardinal, history and description ........-......--- 330
Stuart pecan, history and description...........-...----------- 356
Substitution of domestic for foreign-grown fruits.........-....---------------- 116
Subtropical fruit growing, new opportunities, paper........-.-- 394
Success pecan, history and description...............-..---.---- 399
Successful wheat growing in semiarid districts .......................-...----- 195
Succulent forage for the farm and dairy .....................-....----.2.------ 190
Suffocation, root, cause of diseases of trees............---..----- 463
pllgar-apple asa Irait Chop... 2c cso ae. ae eee ee eee 394
beet, manufacture, utilization of residues in eattle feeding ............. 137
methods of reducing the cost of production, paper.... 422
utilization of by “products ee ree eee ee ee 422
beets. See Beets, sugar.
industry in Porto Wied. etes: 22a eee 242
prune, history and description...........-....---.------- 330
Sumatra tobacco, Uncle Sam variety, history and description.. 431
PSun seald on tritis meee ae 2 Le ee ee eee 266
Superior value of large sheavy seed. = 2-5 es ee see eee ee 69
Supphes, water, public, contamination by alge, paper.......-- 262
pureery Jor omamental trees. 3. cee 463
Sweet clover'secds....5 22-2. oe So. ee a eee eee 238
SWINGLE, WALTER TENNYSON:
Paper entitled ‘‘ The date palm and its culture”’...............----------- 218
‘<The grain smuts: Their cause and prevention”’...-....-... 19
SwINGLE, WALTER TENNYSON, and HERBERT JOHN WEBBER:
Paper entitled ‘‘ Hybrids and their utilization in plant breeding’........- 124
‘‘New citrus creations of the Department of
Agmeuliure:® -/ os. 7524 eo se eee 343
Sycamore‘trees for home place... =2-=- 4.4.2. ne eee 284
Syneenetices in water supplies... -.-2.22522as22.-2. 22. -e eee 262
Systems, cropping, for stock farms, paper............----------- 456
farm, MAnACeMCNt. 2222 f2. 2 ae ee eee 278

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228
308-359
303-360
345-346
440-443
277-278
414-415
305-344
439-454
507-508
529-542
613-626
485

450
213-220
265-278
265-266

365-366
275-276
389-392
246-247
305-322
175-186
493-494
240

453-490
409-420

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182-184
385-398
343-364

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

df

Tart, LEVI RAWSON, paper entitled ‘Irrigation for the garden and greenhouse”’ .
Tangelo, Sampson, history and description...............------
Tangelos, new loose-skinned citrus fruits.............--------
BISCN Cee em oie walt Wetec o ie). Mule ep heeh s wenleh 1
Tangerine, Trimble, history and description..............-----
Weshart, history and description.........-...:--+-<
Waneerines; New, Gescriptions..- 2. ss 5-22. ee ee see ee eek
Men Grol nia Glesice ceawsseteee wos ce eee Zee

TAYLOR, WILLIAM ALTON:
Paper entitled ‘‘Little-known fruit varieties considered
worthy of wider dissemination” ........
Eo RTrOMmIsInOsMeM, mUIts 25 2c eles SO.

Extract.

“Small fruit culture for market” ...........-..-..-----
“¢The fruit industry and substitution of domestic for

foreiemserown twits” Joo: eos eee tee ee tee
“<The influence of refrigeration on the fruit industry’’..

Mean crowime in. tropical islands. /.--. 2.22: 35.--).2--2------

Weacher of agriculture, training necessary......-.....---------

fecive pecam history and description....-..2--...:...-.2.5-2-

Demperatune forskeeping apples.........2.--------2.24..-----

ie iia yrs Ps ele eee ee acm ies 34 =

Testing commercial varieties of vegetables..............---.-------------ee eee
cromineaanGdusellimg SCCM sais Se was eon eens Hae eae gure skhoeeed as
Seed Ad aiIONAMNOLESER siek Coen Seis eee Se ee oe Uk Se Scene caine
SSELS DE MOLL S aeae s e eye REE OS ae ep eS eP eee n eeeS

MexismOnwmcretaMle-Seed . 2 22 en et ee ee

of new varieties of plants........-......-.--

Texas and Kentucky bluegrass, crosses............----+------+
black waxy section, agricultural conditions ..... aire ee
MinetermererArMline 2 a5 yas ee. ad So eb a
Cisuaericutural conditions,.-< 2.22). $2.4 dese ceded
margin aemicult ural divisions <_< 5.2 2.25...) ski 2
northeastern, diversified farming =......0.--.---------.--
Sopunpatrieul sural conditions 26. so.- 2.2.2.2 2-2 ket
southwest, agricultural conditions ..............-.---....
west, agricultural conditions ................

Thornton orange, history and description............ se LURE ESS

aimothy and clover om live-stock farm. ss... eee

BIB ULIOU EAA CRTC SIO Mee atl alas umen ere ioe te |Meat
Beep pene ere wens? nie eh oe otek
Tobacco, adaptation to soil and climatic conditions............
bECedIne experiments, necessity . 22... 2.2.22 2 PS oe
LS ORVAUZALLOTI ES eae IE

moth owes Coe ae
BE LCC BLOM use yt s pene Rm ae ere Mar eae aie A
Brewer Hybrid, history and description ..............
Girarivgees;and.values 9.222 = eo ee
Cooley Hybrid, history and description ..............

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267-278
399-416
495-510
300-370
305-320

283-294

305-344
561-580

366
129-131
367-368
230-231
248-249

543-550
549-574
441-452
175-184
304-305
298-301
145-146
"215-216
212-218
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244
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397-399
399-400
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400-401
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50 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.
Tobacco, development of disease-resistant strains..........---- 358
field tests?<..2 82522522 <ernasse een es ee ee 431
growing in Philippines and Porto Rico...............- 242
Hazlewood Cuban, history and description............ 431
improvement by breeding and selection, paper....... 358
inbreeding, beneficial effects2: >= ae ae, 389
INGUSULY; STOW teas «oe eee <8 = eee aera eee ee ee ae ee 188
laboratony ests:2: 222228 t Sees cc eee ee eee 431
leaf, world’s exhibit at Paris exposition of 1900....................- 211
Manuiacturine tests s.----- ns ee Reree MM Ace 431
plants, selection in seed bed............----.-::.--- 358
preservation Of type. - 222.20 ck se ee 431
proven Tecordds.. 22... toe ee eee 358
BOCO s8u tos Stn set cas «Joes eee ee ee ee eS
distribution,.. 3-222-441-5422. 2° Mere eee Oe
saved woder bap...c€ 3...t eee oe eee 358
selection by grower on hisown farm, importance.. 358
selection, Methods 222s. ce ee oe ee eee
soils of Connecticut and Pennsylvania...........--.---------------- 27
Uncle Sam Sumatra variety, history and description .. 431
Varieties? Improvements 32. 2 ee ee cee 358
improvements by crossing........--------- 358
MICWa DUDES cn sere ee ee ne ee 431
how, bred. -:522232..2650. 2. see
OFCInaiion.. <9 sees. ee ee 446
OSU cee ens oe ee oe 431
yield and quality, possible improvements ..........-- 358
Pomatoescomposte es. . nce eee ess cee ee eee 290
fertilizers. . 5 2. ccc seen =o eee ee eee eee eo
f00dSocecp os senate ce eee ee eee ee eee 290
TOP WUC Kearny ons oe eae ee 459
prowiug,inder class. 5.22 ea ee 340
new varieties for forcing under glass..............-.. 441
BOUL sc oee ceed SA oe oe ee teens or, Se 290
Top-workine orchard trees, papers... .2 23. o- eee See 266
BLOCK. = casot eee eee ee 266
POWIS ANC Clbles any CCOS 2 = see eee een ee ee ee eee ee eee 134

TOWNSEND, CHARLES ORRIN:
Paper entitled ‘‘Methods of reducing the cost of producing
beetengar? 2: 0 21 eee eet tee eee 422
‘‘Relation of sugar beets togeneralfarming”. 320
Tracy, JONATHAN EpwWarRDS WoopDBRIDGE, paper entitled

‘‘Sugar-beet seed breeding”............-------------------- 351
TRACY, WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE, jr., paper entitled ‘“‘Testing commercial

varieties of: veretables?’ccc-.22-.cc coe ee ce rice re eee ee eee 220

Transportation facilities for fruit, need of improvement.-.......- 387

truck farming > 1235.22 ee eo

handing of fruit, paper... 2a. ee el

to factory of sugar beets:- 2.22.22... 22.4 422

Trapp avocado, history and description... *-_ 22) 25.4. 4 399

Trees'and other plants, pruning o2-2 02 2. scenes se eee ee 145

shrubs, evergreen, for home place............-.--...-- 284

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403

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449-451
250
295-296
448-449
439-440
447-448
143-155
389-392
435-437
452
387-404
387-389
229-230
401-403
442-447
566-569
566-569
566-569
433-434
165-166
142-143
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Year-
Extract. book. Page.
fireesiandeshrulsionmome place -.225.2.5. 2-22. se ee seee nee) 204), 1902) 506-010
ETT AGU Sees eyo 5s oc ee ee ge 284 1902 517-518
deciuMousmorhome: places). : 65252 cases oe 284 1902 510-513-
@iseasesiduetordryane Out... s.0 08.0.0 ee ee 463 1907 486

ehecmon, COld em .ce sess. Hee ee 403) 907, 486-4877
PAs POISOMING so... osnci. = =e eee 1400: L907. 485-486

ADANASTILOS 6 hse icici 2.0 alana a Oe calepen ks 463 1907 488-492

TOOL SMMOCAUION a. toes a5 ee eee ee 463 1907 485

SLE AE SOV OY SAR SEC al ae tog TU RN SOY 8 463 1907 484-485

unfavorable surroundings. ...- ee eet ahaa 463 1907 484-488

prevention andatreatment.././..2 22522... Soe l te 463 1907 492-494

forest yaiseasesmml G04 weet oe i ee 367 1904 586

NGO se cc 5 SOR es ae ee a aes 409 1905 610

OO Geer weeerre carte se ho Ss 437 1906 507

TAS OVT Faia yas a he SRE a 467 1907 587-589

TUTTE OUSHATISCASCS ene ae eye mn eneSaL auen oe oclsthe See cle eie 208 1900 199-210

MIME VATIOUS CAUSES. S22) Soc. 2202s 2 ae ce sees. +-ce, ©4638. 1907 488-489
lemon, insect and fungous enemies........-...-..-.------ 453. 1907 354-356
DLOLECHION agaimst trost--.22522 5252. 82202...) 458° 1907 353-354

POMUUMMIY OMe he een Meer Gnae sateen ieee 23) 453 1907 352-353

PMR CISCAses IW asa en ae aren. ce 2 B07 1904 586

NGO jee eee Wenn anni eae oS ee 409 1905 610

GO Geese ees rome ween 437 1906 507

LO cs geste ald al er ees en 467 1907 587-589
OLCMAra. COP- WOKING. DO Pen. seman t fos hea. Sef} Se 266 1902 245-258
Oruamental, Wiseases, PO Per ov 262. ee eee ee ee 463 1907 483-494
peachdistances-tor planting 2.2.23 bse o 6. lk 293 1902 609
PreparavionvoOllandweccssctens ooo keel oe 293 1902 607-608

PLOLECHON. apaimst InjUTIess. 32-2225 2223- 022522 a0522552.2°° 403 1907 492-493
Shadevandornamentaly diseases: 2.2./. 22022 i ol2e26 beso ee ee 82 1896 237-254
GESOASES UN" LOO 4 ey 8 percents eae Ak 367 1904 586

NGO Diese peg Sa Seer ID NSEC IN INS 409 1905 610

OO Gas Porn A aac Ries te Ah 437 1906 507

NORE ner ea a Wien Ne Ly Uy ie | 467 1907 587-589

SEEM pe So eee eS me Vw ue MNES ST ay 463 1907 493-494
fimilewerapes Mow toimake:: 26007 Yel Pe 304 1904 376
Trimble tangerine, history and description.................---- 343 1904 238-239
MELO PCHmACRICIUILUTO ys katte Ee a Mine sie eh ke 242 1901 349-368
[OLOMMISINEXCKOPS. 4252 ts teese ee 2427 190i: 353-368

nealthiconditionss sete sco eto 242 1901 349-350

Truck farming in Alabama and Mississippi-........--.....---- She 90a 203
milaniic Coast states, paper... 200.200... 459 1907 425-434

Cortoneerowing Tegions.2 22.2202 2 5 lt. 363 1904 505

fandsiOlshhie Atlante: Sea bOarGine =o 5h2 1 Genco tence te tetcck esos ce eccce 28 1894 129-143
MEMEO LMTLErestS WdeVelOPMeNt.<. 3.4 2G. Phe oS oe ee Pon eee lee ede 217 +1900 437-452

See also Vegetables.
TruE, RopNEY Howarp:
Paper entitled ‘‘Cultivation of drug plants in the United

Seb esy pe een te ee we ee 325 1903 337-346

‘‘Progress in drug-plant cultivation”....... 401 1905 533-540
Pereerote mb BeLeriags N08 hd cs ie 277 1902 336-339
Mmarmecerstor, Wome place: ui... 222. 022.22 eee els 284 1902 512
Two hundred weeds: How to know them and how to kill them......-........ 52 1895 592-611

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52 INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS,

10h Year-
Extract. book.
Uncle Sam Sumatra tobacco, history and description............ 431 1906
United States, ean perfumery farming succeed?..............2 20.22... e ee 135 1898
olive culture. ca.22 oes tee scien ee eee 84 = =1896
pineapple industry: =.2 3222. 382cce eee eee ee eee 55-1895
plant diseases, progress in treatment...................-..-.-.- 189 1899
progress in.sericultures sae te eee 179 =—1899
plant breeding: 2.02 2-32.22 Bet a eee ee 182 1899
soils ofaridiregions; COnditiOnS 22. ae saa eee fe ee eee 29 1894
Use of steam: apparatus for Spraying... 22 -p ee -- oo e e e e 73 1896
Uses, some, of the grapevine and its fruit, paper................ 354 1904
Utilization of residues from beet-sugar manufacture in cattle feeding........... 137 =: 1898
WO tHZIn' Se SULPIUS Tt (Serres cerca cece eee eee it Ae Mec ae ae 146 1898
Vv
Van Deman pecan, history and description............-.-.-.... 356 1904
Vanilla growing, possibility in Philippines and Porto Rico..... 242 1901
Vanieties)\cowpeas) new -2-.2--5- a ee ee 441 1907
crop, resistant to wilt and nematodes................ 446 1907
improvement by seed selection and breeding, paper.. 446 1907
PATIO GS 5 os ee aire a itr ee ee er 394 1905
new and improved, propagation and distribution. .... 446 1907
fruits, Caution in, planting. <2- 25. eee 383 1905
little-known paper... -2<o 9-222. 452 =e 229 1901
PIOMISINs PA pPEr sk 8 eee ee eer 283 1902
330 1903
356 1904
399 1905
429 1906
450 1907
OMOIMA GON e = accra hie eee ee eee 446 1907
PINCAPPlCs ese aee s e ee 383 1905
plants, introduction and distribution, paper.... 384 1905
testing and distribution..-.....-...-..... 384 1905
TODACCO, POTN aq Jose nae 431 1906
LES(S ae 2 ose ee ee) ee ee 431 1906
tomatoes, development...............-...-..--- 441 1907
plant, importance to growers of proper choice........ 242 1901
influence of environment in origination... ...... in adeiattow 83 1896
WUALOTIN, PLOGUCC OW. se ee ee ee 446 1907
weretablesmbestin Goo eee one oe ere ee ee ee ee ee eee oe 220 1900
Variety tests, colton. 2s - 2 Soe ee ee eee 363 1904
Vegetable and fruit garden combined, cultivation............- 246 1901
Crops; diseases ins1904. 222 ace ns ote eee eee 367 1904
19050 cece Se See ee 409 1905
190GS os Poot eee ae ot ee Cee 437 1906
I907 sh a oeeene eee 467 1907
dietary, Some Additions oe es eee ee 41 1895
STOWINE, “Opportunities: 2. e222. = 4 eee ee 340 1904
under class. cis. 6.556 oe see pe tees 340 1904
Physiology and Pathology, Division. 1.2222. 22 s25.5- tes ses wigan 123 1897
WOrk (20: Stee eS ae ee sae eee 158 ©1898
seeds, congressional distribution --.....:.-.-.-------- 384 1905
Vegetables;-commercial varieties; testing: : . +22... :5-225.2 55-4 sen se aoe tee 220 1900
for-truckstarming,.t2s— Jc 132. 32 ee eee 459 1907
potato culture near Greeley, Colo., paper........- Pe. pote sou

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235
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381-392
469-480
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399-416
495-510
355-370
305-320
229-230
281-290
291-306
299-301
387-404
401-403
142-143
300-351
89-106
227-229
543-550
498-499
443-445
584-585
606-608
502-505
581-585
205-214
186-187
165-166
99- iat
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INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract.
Mesotables. testing gardens ci56-ss.53sc5 4 Ss 5 oeyy le hy -S ae 384
“ropiealin: Porto Mice; ete... 52 esses hss! 242
See also Trucking.
ehuchmesirineetse eae tle So. eee ee Oe kek es eee 238
Beotchy aime in meach orchards... .2,</-,-4)\5. 92522 ssasaue ses 293
SELEY a IS Ae a Aire ne od oe ge eC Tale ct ec Sey nee 238
tenecam wine, kinds and uses. 0.22. So. s22 0 Oe ee eo 2% 354
WamesHor home places... 622022222 .22e 2s. ee ect ete neces. 284
Mrmeyard: cost and returns froman acres: 26...) 22 eo. 25k 281
RanevarastCalitonmia, “OXteMbsont —ce+-. scence ee. sees ese es - 281
Sole location anG@ese sass -5.5 so. Ss.55 see = yes 281
Violets, carnations, etc., growing under glass................... 340
LGRIMUZCESF MGS OMe sommes se teva ee i 290
Virginia Beauty apple, history and description..............-- 399
hersetarm, system of feeding. -...-2-....42--4.5.:4--- 456
W
Waite, Merton BENWAY:

Paper entitled ‘‘ Cause and prevention of pear bligbt”’...........--......-- 50, 57
acommercial peariculture jas aoe sone sec nes ooecs- es ose 215
‘* Cultivation and fertilization of peachorchards”. 293
SORIA ON ONL cs a ene re eee we eh Sys 336
SSonination Of pomaceous fruits y 4 4). 22. 2-522 e 2 nee 157
Kiaikcamad drives.for home place: ..).5.5-52..-.-2.-2-2<------ 284
MINAS SIME Se yee oh Dank <a eat ae a 284

WARBURTON, CLYDE WILLIAM, paper entitled ‘‘ Diversified farm-
eran naemdche ae kee ee ease es ere es Lee 377
Warehouseman, relation to fruit storer...................--..- 317
i BES GE IP ESOT OTE ss ARR en i ra ear 453
Washington, mountain ranges, seeding................--------- 419
WiAteHas a taclonineerow thor plants. 252-55. acc k cee eee coe ecee aoe e ee 6
225
conservation on western ranges......--....----.------ ye ak
i SOlsmoventent,and retention; 2.2.22. ..so<cs- sss sc2 se steeseeesess+-- 152
methods of applying in potato cultivation ..............- 349
supplies, public, contamination by alge, paper .....-.-..- 262

See also Algee, Copper, and Reservoirs.
WEBBER, HERBERT JOHN:
Paper entitled ‘‘ Fertilization of the soil as affecting the orange in health

anididiscaseyesceteeee Mon ce se se Hoes eur he ole deus 8
“Growing of long-staple Upland cottons” ....... 314
‘‘Improvement of cotton by seed selection”.... 279
*‘Improvement of plants by selection” ..................... 159
“Influence of environment in the origination of plant va-

TICLES ee Rae ae ern Sian See tee a eM aiae cee 83

“Methods of propagating the orange and other citrus fruits”’. 85
‘‘New citrus and pineapple productions of the

Department ot Agriculture’) -=-2. 5225. --32 2 427
“‘New fruit productions of the Department of

Aeniculture 2.225: 52° 2 AIRS PE tas i ane 383
‘The pineapple industry in the United States”... ._........ 55

“ The two freezes of 1894-95 in Florida, and what they teach’’. 55
WEBBER, HERBERT JOHN, and ERNST ATHEARN BESSEY, paper entitled
= Progress in’ plant breeding in the United States’... 00.0... ccc cc ec cec cee s-- 182

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607-626
169-181

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504-505
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229

308
231-232
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172-173
232-233
399-404
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193-202
121-136
365-386

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471-488

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Extract
WEBBER, HERBERT JOHN, and WALTER TENNYSON SWINGLE:
Paper entitled ‘‘ Hybrids and their utilization in plant breeding’’.........- 124
‘‘New citrus creations of the Department of Ag-
Ticulture?” <= 5528 5. eee eee eee eee 343
Weed, jimson, growing in United States.......................- 401
Weeds, destruction in sugar-beet fields..........-.-....--....-. 422
ATIpCLUICSF ATI GUO Wate cece ee eee a ee 134
hemp fields. 27..." osu" sen Sok Se eee eee ee ee 254
IMipTaALlOne Gees Qa eee eae eee ee a 8 ne en oa ae 70
two hundred, how to know them and how to kill them............... 52
utilization as crude drugs<.2-22. ers eee 401
Welch peach, history and description.........-.-...-..----.-: 330
Weshart tangerine, history and description............--..-.-.--- 343
Wheat and->oats on live-stock farm....---. 2 ee 278
CulGUTEf1mm PLOVeMM rib weet sets eee ae a ee 86
durum: introduction toto Americas 22. aes ee 384
Fultz, introduction into America, cost ................. 384
growing, successful, in semiarid districts ...................-....------ 195
mnidustrial propress;-c.cc=- <1 - sce tia eee eee ee 264
MACATONI NNO Del ane e ee ee ee eee 326
Classess..8 rene. sees st eee ee 326
Increase 10) Production’... = aes ae ae 326
introduction by Department of Agriculture.... 326
methods oF cultivation...2.22 2206s see eee 326
protein. content?.< 2502-2 ..6. ae ee nae 326
MIBGS 2 eens tenes ce ee oe a eet ne ees 326
TUBUS ese so bee ee ee eee aie eee et eee 336
SEEUA Ao. wane oo cen odes ae ene eS oe ee 238
Wheeler, Early, peach, history and description...............- 429
White cloverjseed'-0s> aseee aca s eee eee me, ene ee 238
WHITNEY, MILTON:
Paper entitled ‘‘ Reasons for cultivating the soil.............--.-----.----- 32,35
‘Soils in their relation to crop production” .........-.----- 5
WHITNEY, MILTON, and MARCUS LAWSON FLOYD, paper entitled ‘‘ Growth of
the tobacco industry” ........... Se te eee ee eee ee ee 188
Wickson plum, history and description...-........-...-----..- 229
Wildarice. seeds. =< seco te cee ere ee cee eee eer ieee 238
WILEY, HARVEY WASHINGTON:
Paper entitled ‘‘ Mineral phosphates as fertilizers”’.........-..--.---------- 7
‘Potash and its function in agriculture” .........-...--..-- a
“Soil ferments important in agriculture”’..........-...--.-- 35
Willett peach; history-and description: == -.2-.2..222-.---22.-o-= 283
WILLIAMS, THOMAS ALBERT:
Paper entitled Millets 22; 35h sree seems mene Sa eee ee ae a ee 128
‘‘Succulent forage for the farm and dairy” ........---.---.- 190
‘“Timothyn the: prairie region gee aes ee ee 60
Willits citrange; history and description..--=-.--._>---. 55-2 343
Willow trees for home place222: Wa 7 2s ks ee a ee 284
Wine, brandy, and champagne manufacture.......-.-.--.----- 281
grape, and raisin production, paper: .-2--222-2222-----28 281
INGUStrY,, LUCULC> 22, es ee eee 281
ees, USCS: .oes tee ere ek en ee 354
production 12.26 scien see ee ee ee 354
Winesap apple, Stayman, history and description............-. 283
Wolford pecan, history and description...-. 222-2 7. 2652-2222 450

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1901

1895
1894

1899
1901

1901

1894
1896
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1902

1898

1899

1896
1904
1902
1902
1902
1902
1904
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1902
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Page.
383-420 —

221-240
535-536
277-278
193-200
546-547
263-286
592-611

5309-036
272-274
238

306
489-498
293

294
529-542
221-225
329-336
331

330
329-330
330-331
331-334
3359-336
125-126
235
360-361
239

123-130
129-164

429-440
387-388
252

177-192
107-136
69-102
410-4 a

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613-626
147-154
229-231
512
416-417
407-420
419-420
379
370-374
470-472

315-316

INDEX TO PAPERS ON PLANT SUBJECTS IN YEARBOOKS.

Extract
Woops, ALBERT FRED:
Paper entitled “ Principles of pruning and care 0 woundsin woody plants” 57
** Relation of plant physiology to the develop-
MEM OMAP TI CULEUTE2”— ss le 6 ene aies ee 336
‘“The present status of the nitrogen problem”... 411
‘““The relation of nutrition to the health of plants” 225
*‘Work in vegetable physiology and pathology” ........... 158
Woops, ALBERT FRED, and BEVERLY THOMAS GALLOWAY, paper entitled
CA ALeMasialacconin thercrowtheotplants:? asses ee acces) eee ceeds ce ase = 6
Woops, ALBERT FRED, and RanpotpH Evans BENDER
McKENNEY, paper entitled ‘‘ Fertilizers for special crops’’.. 290
Work in vegetable physiology and patho:ogy....--.. SS Soe OS Roe an ae ae 158
new, of Bureau of Plant Industry, progress, paper..-..-.-- 44]
of the Bureau of Plant Industry in meeting the ravages of
the boll weevil and some diseases of cotton, paper... .-.- 363
World’s exhibit of leaf tobacco at the Paris exposition of 1900.............._... 211
Wormseed, American, growing in United States.............-- 401
Nioundsin- woody plants; carekt as. 2-5 452222 25. BGM ie Srane Vereen 57
Y
Yellow dock. See Dock, yellow.
maogeurecsor home: place 225-228-225. 225-22. 05.. 2. le 284
Woune pecan, history and description....-........--.--------- 399

Approved:
JAMES WILSON,
Secretary of Agriculture.

Wasuineton, D. C., September 26, 1908.
[Cir. 17.]

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155-176
261-266

165-176

003-072
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