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The tree is a good bearer ; the flat form of the fruit 

 and its white colour are peculiar. 



DEVONSHIRE GOLDEN BAIL.— Fig. Konalds, Pyr. 



iMal. t. 42„ 

 Large globular, yellow with a blush of red « 



331IDEVONSHIRE QTJAEEENDEM'.— Red Quarkexden. 



—Sack. — Fig. Hooker's Pom. Lond. t. 13; Pora. 

 Mag. t. 94 ; Eonalds, Pyr. Mai. t. 1. 



Medium, oblate, smooth, shining, uniform, dark red, 

 pale green where much shaded . • . • 



Tree hardy, and a very abundant bearer. 

 S32 DEVONSHIRE QTIEEN. 



333 DEVONSHIRE EEDSTREAK.— Fig. Ronalds, Pyr. 



Mai. t, 27. 



Small, roundish, distinctly streaked with scarlet and 

 dark crimson , , , . , , . 



334 DEVONSHIRE WHITE SOTJR.— Whitr Sour. 



Dredge's Early Summer. 



Small, yellow, oblate, ribbed and plaited, whitish. 



SSSiDEVONSHIRE WILDING. 



Small, roundish, pale lemon yellow . 



Eye closed with the long prominent segments of t 

 Calyx. An old esteemed Devonshire cider apple. 



Dcwit, See Doctor, 



336!^^^KSON'S GREENING. 



Medium, roundish, green . • • . 



Diepe Koj^jls. See Little IFoIIotc Crown. 



337 DIMMOCK'S RED.— (Herefordshire.) 



338 DOBBS'S KERNEL GOLDEN PIPPIN. 



339'DOCTOR HARVEY.— Harvey. ' 



Doctor Harvey^ of Some, See Waltham Alley Sced- 

 livfj, 



340 'DOCKER'S SEEDLING, 



Medium, ovate, streaked. 



341 DOCTOR.— White Doctor.— Yellow Doctor,— De wit. 



Above medium, somewhat oblong, pale greenish yel- 

 low • . , . ■ . . . 



] Tree not hardy. • -. , . 



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