1284 



EXPERIMENT STATION RECORD. 



I'age. 



Pan-American Scientific Congress 798 



Panics, effect on agriculture 1 190 



Panicum maximum, notes, U.S.D.A 230 



molle, notes, U.S.D.A 230 



Pansy-violet hybrids, breeding, N.J 1041 



Paparer rhceas, variations in S33 



Papayas, marketing, Hawaii 338 



Paprika, analyses 61, 460 



studies 1061 



Para grass, notes, U.S.D.A 230 



rubber. {See Rubber.) 



Paraffin, use in butter packing 77 



Paralipsa gularis as affected by cold 354, 663 



Paralysis, parturient. {See Milk fever.) 



Parameria glanduUfera as a rubber plant. . 44 

 Parasites. {See Animal parasites,^ Insect 

 parasites, etc.) 



Parisitism, human, treatise 1057 



Paresis, parturient. {See Milk fever.) 



Paris green, analyses, Conn. State 454, 1053 



La 631,1092 



Me 1160 



N.J 558 



effect on fruits 860 



insects 254 



inspection, N.J 695 



law, N.Dak 113 



preparation, Me 1160 



and use 53 



with Bordeaux mixture 159 



Okla. 1055 



Parkia africana seed, cheese from 1061 



Parlatoria blanchardi, remedies, Ariz 759 



Parsnips — 



culture experiments, N.Y. Cornell 138 



fertilizer experiments, N.Y. Cornell. .. 136,137 



insects affecting 961 



varieties 430 



Can 1132 



Parthenocarpie, book 142 



Parturient apoplexy, paralysis, or paresis. 

 {See Milk fever.) 



Pasjjalum grass, feeding value 171 



Pastes, alimentary, changes in 459 



Pasteurella hovis, notes 1083 



Pasteurization, effect on milk ferments 681 



of milk 1177 



Pasteurizing apparatus, hygienic character . 779 



Pasture for cows, W.Va 678 



pigs, Iowa 365 



U.S..D.A 569 



steers, Nebr 1168 



Pastures, herbage of, composition 935 



improvement, Ala. College 579 



])ermanent, treatise 935 



roseeding, U.S.D.A 729 



Pathological specimens, preparing and ship- 

 ping, U.S.D.A 982 



Pathology, bibliography 575 



Investigations 376 



review of literature 575, 1180 



Paulsen, A., biographical sketch, U.S.D.A . 10 



Pavonia minor, notes 557 



Pea bran, digestibility, Can 67 



diseases, notes 447 



N.J 1047 



hulls, analyses. Wis 970 



Page. 



Pea meal, analyses, Can 68 



N.Y.State :,M 



plant louse, notes 1 1 .lO 



root-rot, notes 1.'>1 



seedlings as affected by magnesium sul- 

 phate 224 



weevils, notes 353 



Peach aphis, black, notes, N.J 1054 



notes 2i2 



blight, treatment, Cal 6.")7 



borer, notes, U.S.D.A 453 



brown rot as affected by cold storage, 



N.Y.State 10.50 



studies, N.J 1037 



buds, winterkilling. Mo 237 



U.S.D.A 894 



die back, investigations 249 



diseases, notes 449 



Fla 654 



treatment, U.S.D.A 1155 



leaf curl, notes. Wash 6.55 



lecanium, notes, Md 8.59 



sawfly, studies, Conn. State 10.53 



scale, white, notes, Fla €60 



soft scale, notes, N.J 661 



twig disease, notes. Mass 2'!5 



yellows, treatment 758, 945 



Peaches — 



bibliography, U.S.D.A 237 



cold storage 1143 



culture in Massachusetts 946 



New Jersey, N.J 1037 



Pennsylvania 741 



southern France 1143 



experiment station work with, U.S.D.A. 237 



fertilizer experiments, Miss 436 



injury by Bordeau mixture, N.Y.State. . 50, 51 



insects affecting 159 



new, notes, U.S.D.A 236 



plant food used by, N.J 644 



varieties 338 



for Oregon, Oreg 38 



the Pacific slope 946 



xenia experiments 23 



Peafowls, raising 1172 



Peanut cake, spoiled, analyses 170 



disease, notes 448 



refuse, analyses, Conn.State 867 



Peanuts, culture experiments, N.Mex 337 



fertilizers for. Miss 121 



Pear bacterial blight, notes, Can 45 



diseases, notes 750 



blight, notes 945 



Can.' 953 



treatment, Mass 245 



blister-mite, notes 53 



U.S.D.A 455 



diseases, notes, N.J 655 



fire blight, notes, Wash 655 



leaf blister-mite, notes, N.J 661 



fungus, resistance to 1048 



scald, notes. Can 1150 



midge, remedies 553, 1158 



psylla, notes, N.J 661 



scab, notes, AVash 655 



thrips, notes, U.S.D.A 453 



Pears, cold storage 1143 



