INDEX OF SUIUIXTS. 



lOSfj 



Pago. 



Grapos, iii.juiy by boes fiOl, 911 



insects afl'ecting 142, lOO'J 



U.S.D.A 80:i 



land plaster for 701 



latent and active life 985 



native, systematic jjosit ion 204 



on sandy soil 55 



packing and handling 496 



pollination 601 



powdery mildew, Conn. State 411 



protection against frost 890 



resistant varieties 408 



ripe rot, treatment 995 



selection for wine making, Cal . . . 981, 982 



sooty mold 500 



spraying, F. S. D. A 240 



sulpliur for 141 



training 792,890 



varieties 985 



Ark 133 



Cal 982 



Can 889 



Del 496 



La 407 



Mass. Hatch 134 



K.T.State 601 



Tenn 780 



Grapevine beetle, notes 711 



Can 999 



fidia. Ark 909 



leaf beetle, remedies 1003 



hopper, N. Mex 611 



mesquite, notes, N. Mex 306 



sunstroke, Cal 989 



tubercle disease 141 



Grapholitha schistaceana, notes 320 



Grapla butterfly, Minn 146 



Grapta comma, notes, Minn 146 



Grass and joint-worm flies, U. S. D. A 148 



feeding Jassidfc, studies 558 



fertilizer experiments. Pa 778 



flora of Iowa 205 



for beef cattle, Ohio 77 



gardens, TT. S. D. A 781 



land, care and management 307 



lands, fertilizer experiments 588 



formation and care, N. C 307 



leaves, anatomy 470 



mildew, treatment, N. C 307 



mixtures for clover soils 975 



seed, impurities in 58 



Grasses collected in Iowa and Colorado 268 



for overflowed lands, Vt 60 



new species 567 



of Mexico, new species, U. S. D. A . . 749 



North America 3"9 



Ontario, Can 975 



Rocky ^fountain region, U.S.D. A. 781 



salt marshes, U. S. D. A 781 



the Dakotas, U. S. D. A 883 



TJruguaj' 291 



useful and ornamental, IT. S.T). A . . 687 



varieties. Can 975 



Gra-shoppers, Can ^"0 



Ohio 9i»8 



Vt 1003 



7370_]s'o. 12 4 



Pago. 



Grasshoppers in Minnesota 145 



in.juiiiig tiibaeco, Ky 320 



parasitic eiiemii-s, Minn 145 



remedies, Minn 145 



Gravel for hens fed millet 718 



Gray-streaked moth, notes 712,1002 



Great Lakes, fluctuation of water level, V. 



S.D.A Ill 



Green fruit worms, treatment, N. Y. Cornell . 803 



manuring 880 



crops for 42, 118, 682, 969 



Mass. Hatch 400 



Mich 216 



Mo 909 



N.Y. Cornell 312 



experiments, N.J 880 



of grapevines 231 



plants "299 



plants, fertilizing efl'ect 758 



without eatfle 537 



Greenhcmse benches, movable 408 



cheap and eflicient. S. Dak 791 



Greenhouses and grounds of central station, 



Cal 701 



culture of grapes in 792 



fumigation with hydrocyanic- 

 acid gas 712 



Iiealth of plants in, U. S. D. A. 791 



heating 880,984 



irrigation, V. S. D. A 792 



subirrigation, Ohio 47 



Grindelia sqvarioiia,note!i 703 



Grotes exvjuus. notes 010 



Ground apatite, analyses. Can 880 



bone, analyses, X. H 300 



N.J 877,966 



availability of phosphoric acid 



in, N.J 878 



cherry -seed moth 911 



Iowa 504 



feed, analyses, Wis 719 



fish, analyses. Conn. State 389 



Groves, effect on moisture content of air. . . 891 



Gruyere cheese, manufacture 441 



Gryllotalpa sp., notes 506 



vulgaris, notes Oil 



Guano, analyses 485 



Vt 41 



deposits in Peru 40 



determinatiim of nitrogen in... 22,23,741 



Orchilhi, analyses, N. H 300 



uric acid in 280 



Gu.ava, culture and uses 600 



Giieviitanvi'llana.notB^.XJ.S.V. \. 231 



Guinea grass, culture experiments 306,401 



Gum disease of cacao tree 801 



citrus trees, Cul 705 



stone fruit, Cal 705 



weed, notes 703 



Gummosis, bacterial of sugar beets 800 



of .1 ralia ipimua 706 



Gums and resins exuded by Queensland 



plants 285 



chemistry and botany 466 



Gunpowder, sulphur, and carbolic arid for 



red spiders 321 



