1072 



EXPERIMENT STATION RECORD. 



Pajje. 



Cream of tartar, analyses 667 



payment for, Del 531 



production, comparison of breeds for, 



N T. State 6;!4 



raising at di iTerent temperatures. Can 1025 



by different metliods, Can . . . 1020 



Midi . . 930 



Utah.. 260 



ripening by bacteria 335 



Conn. Storrs... 432 



Iowa 533 



Wis 732 



pure cultures 441 



experiments, Conn. Storrs . 166 



separators, descriptions 835 



for removing bacteria, U. 



S.D.A 831 



tests 732, 834 



N.T.Cornell 87,347 



Vt 1027 



Wis 170 



space, Mass. Hatch 437 



Crematory garbage, analyses, N. J 966 



Creameries, building and equipment, Utah. 636 



cooperative, in France 441 



Mecklenburg- 

 Schwerin .. 441,635 



S. Dak 636 



Sweden 1032 



Creamery industry, N. Dak 175 



Crepidodera cucumeris, notes, Me 806 



Crepis occidentalis, notes, U. S. D. A 289 



Cre.ss, varieties, Ark 977 



Crimson clover, culture experiments 401 



Cal . . . 687 



N.H.. 586 



A"t 970 



for green manuring, Md 216 



orchards, N. Y. Cornell- 312 



hair balls, U. S. D. A 023 



muriate of potash for, Del. . 490 



seeding, N. J 881 



Crinkled flannel moth 911 



Crioceris asj>aragi, notes 612, 908 



Ohio 999 



Crop correspondents, manual of instruc- 

 tions, U. S. D. A 352 



report of Indiana 1034 



reports, U. S. D. A 93,352,530 



Crops and live stock of Ontario, statistics. 93, 536 



as influenced by nature of soil 114 



damaged, ensiling 689 



productiveness as art'ecttd by rolling. 779 



rotation 126 



experiments, Del 492 



yield as affected bj' distance of jilant- 



ing 595 



Cross brecdiug cattle 720 



fertilization of apples, Iowa 495 



cowpeas. La 42 



roses, Iowa 495 



wheat 124 



rotation experiments, Minn 492 



Crossing wheat 223 



CroUtlaria juncea, notes. Miss 492 



Csown knot, Cal 704 



Page. 



Crucifers, flowers of 670 



sterility 566 



Crude fiber and extract matter, composition. 555 

 Cryptohypnus abbreviatut, notes, K. Y. Cor- 

 nell 144 



Cuban pine, U. S. D. A 135 



Cucumber anthracnose, N. J 895 



Ohio 991 



beetle, striped, N. H 321 



blight, Ohio 990 



eel worm, remedies 608 



flea beetle. Me 806 



mildew, N. J 895 



powdery mildew, Ohio 991 



spot, Ohio ' 991 



Cucumbers, culture experiments, La 407 



forcing 700 



mulching, N. J 886 



varieties, A rk 977 



Can 888,889 



Mich 225 



Cucurbitacea;, n. gen., U. S. D. A 289 



Culex pungens, notes, U. S. D. A 64 



Culicidie, revision of species 614 



Cultivation, effectonsoiltemperatures,Wis. 302 

 water content of soil, 



Wis 301 



of heavy soils 576 



soil 757 



U.S.D.A 756 



Culture oven for bacteria 473 



Cultures, plate, of bacteria 473 



pure, of yeasts 473 



Curculio, apple 69 



peach, Tex 801 



plum 807 



Wis 702 



Curriiut borer, Minn 146 



A^t 69 



bush pest, remedies 907 



leaf blight, N. T. State 58 



spot, Can 995 



iN.Y.State 53 



molh 909 



plant louse, Minn 146 



worm, imported, Ky 418 



worms, Can 999 



Minn 146 



N.Y. State 53 



Vt 69 



Curraats, fungus diseases, N. Y. State 53 



propagating and marketing 890 



from cuttings, K. Y. 



State 53 



value for jams, jellies, etc 55 



varieties. Can 889 



Mich 134 



N.Y. State 52 



Cuseuta cm j-o^JOEa on tobacco 240 



Cuterchra leiniscuU, notes 507 



Cutting bench fungus 706, 801 



Cutworm, climbing, Mich 905 



N.Y.Cornell 65 



Oreg 68 



glossy. Can 906 



Cutworms, remedies 70, 612 



