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THE PEARS OF NEW YORK 



Catch crops for pear orchards, 102 



Caterpillars on pear, 120 



Catherine Gardette, 330 



Catherine Lambr^, 330 



Catherine Royal, 330 



Catillac, 330 



Catinka, 330 



Cato, mention of pear by, 7 



Cauwenberghe, Li^vin Van, orig. of Henriette Van 



Cauwenberghe, 416 

 Cavaignac, 330 

 Cavelier de la Salle, 331 

 Cecil, Mrs. Evelyn, mention of pears by, 31 

 Cedarmere, 331 

 Cels Butterbime, 331 

 Century, 331 



CephalotJiecium roseum, cause of pink-rot of pear, 117 

 Cerise Brune, 331 

 Cerise Double, 331 

 Cerruttis Durstlosche, 331 

 Certeau, 331 

 Certeau d'Automne, 331 

 Certeau d'fit^, 331 

 Certeau d'Hiver, 332 

 Cesile, 332 



Chaenomeles, relationship of, to pear, 57 

 Chaigneau, 332 

 Chair-a-Dame, 332 

 Chalk (syn. of Crawford), 350 

 Chambers (syn. of Early Harvest), 158 

 Chambrette, Marquis, introd. of Virgouleuse, 573 

 Chamness, 332 



Chamness, orig. of Chamness, 332 

 Champ Riche d'ltalie, 332 

 Champagner Bratbime, 333 

 Chancelier de HoUande, 333 

 Chancellor, 333 



Chancellor, orig. of Chancellor, 333 

 Chantry, 333 

 Chaploux, 333 

 Chapman, 333 

 Chaptal, 333 



Charlemagne, promotion of pear culture by, 12 

 Charles Bivort, 333 

 Charles Cognee, 334 

 Charles Ernest, 334 

 Charles Frederickx, 334 

 Charles de Guelin, 334 

 Charles Smet, 334 

 Charles van Hooghten, 334 

 Charles Van Mons, 334 

 Charli Basiner, 334 

 Charlotte de Brouwer, 334 

 Charlotte de Roucourt, 335 

 Chamock, 335 



Charon, orig. of Beurr6 Charon, 290 

 Chat Brul6, 335 



Chatenay, Pierre, orig. of Beurre Chatenay, 290 

 Chattanooga, 335 

 Chaudfontaine, 335 

 Chaudy, orig. of Madame Chaudy, 456 



Chaumontel, 335; parent of Chaumontel Gras, 335 



Chaumontel Gras, 335 



Chaumontel Swan Egg, 336 



Chaumontelle d'^t^, 336 



Chelmsford, 336 



Cher a Dames (Knoop), 336 



Cherroise, 336 



Chesill, 336 



Chesneau, discov. of Pondante de la Roche, 385 



Chevreau, Arthur, orig. of Arthur Chevreau, 253 



Chilton, 336 



China, 336 



Chinese Pear. (See Pyrus serotina) 



Chinese Sand (syn. of Sha Lea), 545 



Chio, 337 



Choak-pear, 337 



Choisnard, 337 



Cholwell, 337 



Christmas, 337 



Christmas Beurr^, 337 



Church, 337 



Churchill, Mrs., orig. of Alexander, 240 



Chypre, 337 



Cincincis, 338 



Cincincis Seedling, 338 



Cinquantieme anniversaire, 338 



Cire, 338 



Cit6 Gomand, 338 



Citrina, 338 



Citron, 338 



Citron des Carmes (syn. of Madeleine), 195 



Citron d'Hyver, 339 



Citron de Saint Paul, 339 



Citron de Sierentz, 339 



Citronn^e, 339 



Clairgeau, Pierre, orig. of Beurr6 Clairgeau, 132 



Clair geau (syn. of Beurr6 Clairgeau), 132 



Clairgeau's Butterbirne (syn. of Beurr6 Clairgeau), 



132 

 Clap, 339 



Clap, William, orig. of Clap, 339 

 Clapp, F. & L., orig. of Newhall, 481 ; Nicholas, 481 

 Clapp, Lemuel, orig. of Dorset, 149; Frederick 



Clapp, 169; Harris (Massachusetts), 412 

 Clapp, Thaddeus, orig. of Clapp Favorite, 143; 



Sarah, 541 

 Clapp Favorite, 142; parent of Tolstoy, 564; place 



of, in commercial pear culture, 84 

 Clapp No. 22 (syn. of Frederick Clapp), 169 

 Clapp's Favourite (syn. of Clapp Favorite), 142 

 Clapp's Liehling (syn. of Clapp Favorite), 142 

 Clara, 339 

 Clara Durieu.x, 339 

 Claretenbime, 339 

 Clark, 339 

 Clarksville, 340 

 Claude Blanchet, 340 

 Claude Mollet, 340 

 Clay, 340 



Clean culture versus sod for pear orchards, 102 

 Cl^mence de Lavours, 340 



