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MONTHLY LIST FOR FEBRUARY, 1917 



(Books and periodicals indexed in the 

 library of the Ihiitcd States Forest 

 Service.) 



Forestry as a Whole 

 ProcccdiiHis and reports of associations, 



forest officers, etc. 

 India — Forest department. Annual return 

 of statistics relating to forest adminis- 

 tration in British India for the year 

 1914-1915. 25 p. diagr. Simla, 1916, 

 New South Wales— Department of for- 

 estry. Report for the year ended 30th 

 June, 1916. 17 p. pi. Sydney, N. S, 

 W., 1916. 

 South Australia— Woods and forests de- 

 partment. Annual progress report 

 upon state forest administration for the 

 year 1915-16. 13 p. pi. Adelaide, 1916. 

 Southern forestry congress. Proceedings 

 held in Asheville, N. C, July 11-15, 

 1916. 187 p. Chapel Hill, N. C., 1916. 

 Texas— State forester. First annual report. 

 16 p. College Station, 1917. (Texas- 

 Agricultural and mechanical college — 

 Dept. of forestry. Bulletin 4.) 

 Washington— State board of forest com- 

 missioners. Annual reports of state 

 forester for the years ending Nov. 

 30, 1915, and Nov. 30, 1916. 41 p. pi. 

 Olympia, Wash., 1916. 

 Western forestry and conservation asso- 

 ciation. Proceedings, 1916. 29 p. il. 

 Portland, Ore.. 1916. 



Forest Education 

 Arbor dav 



Newark, N. J. — Shade tree commission. 

 Arbor day, 1916. 20 p. il. Newark, 

 1916. 

 Forest schools 



India— Forest research institute. Progress 

 report for the year 1915-16. 21 p. Cal- 

 cutta, 1916. 



Forest Description 

 Massachusetts— State forester. The forests 

 of Worcester countv, by H. O. Cook. 

 88 p. pi. Boston, 1917. 

 Forest Botany 

 Burbank, Luther. The birth of a new indus- 

 try ; the Burbank royal walnut, a new 

 timber tree for both beauty and profit. 

 8 p. il. Santa Rosa, Cal., 1916. 

 Burns, G. P., and Otis, C. H. The trees of 

 Vermont. 244 p. il., pi. Burlington, 

 Vt., 1916. (Vermont — .Agricultural ex- 

 periment station. Bulletin 194.) 

 Going, Maud. Our field and forest trees. 

 222 p. il., pi., map. Chicago, 111., A. C. 

 McClurg & Co., 1916. 

 Rock, Joseph F. The sandalwoods of 

 Hawaii; a revision of the Hawaiian 

 species of the genus Santalum. 43 p. 

 il. Honolulu, 1916. (Hawaii— Board 

 of agriculture and forestry — Division 

 of forestry. Botanical bulletin No. 3.) 

 Forest Investigations 

 Algeria — Service des forets. Bulletin de la 

 Station de recherches forestieres du 

 Nord de l'.\frique, v. 1, No. 4. 22 p. 

 pi. Alger, 1916. 

 Harshberger, John W. The vegetation of 

 the New Jersey pine barrens ; an eco- 

 logical investigation. 329 p. il., pi., 

 map. Phila., C. Sower Co., 1916. 

 Silvical Studies of Species 

 Munger, Thornton T. Western yellow pine 

 in Oregon. 48 p. pi., map. Wash., D. 

 C 1917. (U. S.— Dept. of agriculture. 

 Bulletin 418.) 



Forest Influences 

 Dana, Samuel T. Farms, forests and ero- 

 sion. 28 p. pi. Wash., D. C, Gov't, 

 printing office, 1917. 

 Hill, M. Note on an enquiry by the gov- 

 ernment of India into the relation be- 

 tween forests and atmospheric and soil 



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