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EXPERIMENT STATION RECORD. 



Page. 

 Barometric pressure, reduction to sea level, 



U. S.D. A 207 



Barysiinus legiiminicola, n. sp 417 



Basic phosphate of lime and potash, analy- 

 ses, Can 880 



Basidiobolus ranorum, nuclear division and 



fruiting 957 



Bass^vood, notes, N. Dalv 604 



Batocera hector, notes 807 



Bean anthracuose, K.J 894 



fly, Minn 14fi 



straw, stalks, and pods, analyses 62.3 



weevil, Fla 610 



Yt 68 



tour-spotted, Fla 610 



Beans, castor, culture 700 



culture experiments. La 407 



S.Dak 790 



fertilizer experiments, Mass. Hatch . 400 



forcing 600 



in.sccts affecting, Fla 147 



iKrigation for, N.J 894 



origin 407 



perennial, culture experiments, Cal. 700 



varieties, Ark 977 



Can 888,889,971 



Mich 225 



Minn 231, 495 



Pa 790 



Utah 791 



W. Va 225 



velvet, culture experiments, Fla 117 



Beckwith clover, notes, IT. S. D. A 306 



Bedbugs, remedies, Vt 68 



Bee fly, Minn 145 



hives, construction 1000 



keeping, migratory system 613 



moth. Can 906,911 



moths, protection against 613 



swarm, suspension 1001 



Beech nuts as a feeding stuff 924 



notes, r.S.D. A 231 



Beeches.-classification of species 565 



Beef cattle, sheltering, Ohio 777 



fat in lard, detection 668 



scrap, analyses. Conn. State 389 



Beer, chemistrj' and physiology 466 



yeasts 472 



Bees, age of workers 1001 



artificial swarming 1001 



as aftected by Paris green, Ohio 506 



comb foundation. Can 911, 997 



Mich 901 



feeding back, Mich 902 



feeding experiments. Can 997 



foul brood, Mich: 902 



injuring grapes 601,911 



laying of a queen 008 



natural swarming 1000 



new species 711 



poisoning by spraying, Vt 64 



prevention of swarming, Tt . . . 64, 997, 1001 



spring feeding, Vt : 64, 997 



protection and stimulative 



feeding, Mich 900 



species and varieties 1000 



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Bees, swarming, Mich 902 



wintering IQOO 



Can 911,997 



Mich 903 



Vt 63 



worker ^ lOOO 



Beet carrion beetle 903 



juice, nitrogenous con.stitucuts 688 



leaves as a feeding stutf 252, 821 



nematodes, repression 63, 500, 912 



seed, testing apparatus 891 



sugar and cane sugar, distinction 286 



industry in Oregon 976 



production, Ohio 976 



statistics 349 



Beetle, found in seed from Paraguay 417 



Beetles, blister, Minn 145 



classification .- 809 



parasitic 807 



potato, remedies, Minn 145 



red-legged ham, Vt 68 



Beets, analyses, Del 508 



culture experiments. La 407 



AVasb 313 



damage by red weevil 69 



dry rot 141,317 



fertilizer experiments 490 



fodder, analyses 152 



formation of sugar in 470 



heart rot 141,317 



insects affecting, Fla 147 



origin of sugar in 204 



varieties. Can 888, 889 



Mich 225 



Pa 790 



vs. carrots for milch cows, Vt 1020 



Beggar weed, culture 892 



weeds, notes, U. S. A. 1) 781 



Bemhccia maryinata, notes, Can 906 



Berberis vulgaris, notes 55 



Bermuda grass hay, analyses, Tenn 810 



Berry moth of grapes, U. S. D. A 803 



Berthollefia excelsa, notes, U. S. D. A 231 



Betel nut, properties and uses 254 



IT. S. D. A . . 231 

 Betida alba laciniata pendula, notes, N. 



Dak 604 



impyracca, notes, N. Dak 604 



Betulacea-, anatomy 380, 670 



Bibliography of American Economic Ento- 

 mology, L. S. D. A 614 



Bindweed, black, notes 703 



Biographical sketch of C. L. Ingersoll 268 



C. V. Kiley 268 



Biological experiment station of University 



of Illinois, report 960 



Biology of fungi 996 



pollen 108, 670 



variegated leaves 29 



woody plants 471 



Birch, cut leaf, weeping, N. Dak 604 



white,N.Dak 604 



Bird guano, analj^ses, Cal 682 



Birds as protectors of orchards 753 



collecting and mounting 473 



crop and gizzard contents 961 



