MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN BULLETIN 
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General Index 
Figures in italics refer to page numbers of plates and cuts. 
A. 
Achras Sapota, 73 
Amaryllis, 30 
Amaryllis Belladonna, 
sissima, 30 
Annual bequests, 6 
Annual reports for 1917: of the Of- 
ficers of the Board, 1; of the 
Director (twenty-ninth annual re- 
port), 
Anthuriums, 61 
Araucaria Cookii, 60; Cunninghamii, 
60; excelsa var. Goldieana, 60, var. 
Muelleri, 60; Rulei, 60 
Arborvitaes, winter injury to, at 
Garden, 70 
Art, Henry Shaw’s contribution to, in 
St. Louis, 81; additional informa- 
tion relative to, 134 
Astilbe, 37; culture of, 37 
Astilbe japonica, 37 
Attendance, Garden, for 1917, 5 
Australian salt bush, 42 
B. 
Back-yard gardens, four model, in eco- 
nomic garden, 47 
Banyan tree, the, 76, 77 
Barberry, Japanese, see Berberis 
Thunbergit 
Bartholomew, E. ‘ 
Uredinales,” Cents. 
XIX, 28 
Bee plants grown in economic garden, 
45 
31; formo- 
“North American 
XVIII and 
Beethoven, bust of, in Tower Grove 
Park, 89; letters from Miller to 
Henry Shaw concerning, 85, 138 
rweed, 42 
Berberis Thunbergii, 69 
Bernhardi herbarium, purchase of, 
129 
Betula alba, 70 
Birch, white, see Betula alba 
Bird of paradise plant, 74, 76 
Bismarckia nobilis, 59 
Blackberries, pruning of, 112 
Botrytis paeoniae, 24 
Brandegee, T. S. Plants of Mexico, 
collected by C. A. Purpus, 80 
Brassavola Digbyana, 59 
Brassocattleya Veitchii var. “Queen 
Alexandra,” 59 
Brassocattleyas, list of, exchanged for 
Garden material, 124 ' 
Brassolaelia, 59 
Broussonetia papyrifera, 70 
Brown, Mr. D. 8.: gift of plants by, 
59; additional gift of orchids by, 
113; in his orchid house at Kirk- 
wood, 60 
Bulb show, the indoor, 29; arrange- 
ment of, 29; flowers in, 29; plan of, 
30; view of, 29 
Burke, Dr. R. P. Fungi of Montgom- 
ery Co., Alabama, 17 
Bush, B. F. Plants of Missouri, 58 
C. 
Canton Christian College. Plants of 
China, 72; Plants of southern 
China, 17 
Caryota urens, 60 
Cattleya Dusseldorfet var. Undine, 
59, 59; intermedia var. alba, 59; 
Mossiae var. Wageneri, 59; Skin- 
re var. rg ae 
Cattleyas, list of, exchanged for 
ected material, 124 
Chewing gum tree, the, 73, 73 
Churchill, Hon. Joseph Richmond. 
Plants of Massachusetts, 80 
Cinchona officinalis, 25, 25 : 
Clemens, Mrs. Joseph. Plants of 
Oklahoma, 39 
Columbus, statue of, in Tower Grove 
Park, 83, 84, 87; letters from Miller 
to Shaw concerning, 83, 136, 137 
Corn, Mandan, 41 
Cornus, pruning of, 110 
Currants, pruning of, 112 
Cut-flower border in economic garden, 
53 
Cyathea dealbata, 60; medullaris, 60 
Cycads, gift of, by Mr. D. S. Brown, 
60 
