Endosperm um, 240 



Engelharclfia, 2.54 



Eukianthus, 238 



£'d-!/a„ihu., see Enkianthus, 249 



Entomology, 491 ' 



Eophylo,,, see Cotylanthera, 249 



Epackidaceae, 237 



Ephedra, 196 



Epigaea, 238 



Epilobium, 284 



Eremocitrus, 322 



Erica, 238 



Erica dahoecia, see Daboecia, 238 



Ericaceae, 237 ' 



Eriobotrya, 296 



Eriocailaceae, 239 



Eriocaulon, 239 



Eriodictyon, 253 



EriopJiorum, 235 



Entrea, see Xorth East Africa 



Erodium 249 



Erophacn, see Astragalus, 259 



Eryngium, 341 



Erythraea, 249 



Erythrina, 260 



Er}'thronium, 263 



Erythrophleum, 260 



Ervthroxylaceae, 239 



Erythroxjlum, 239 



EscMoltzia, see Eschscholzia, 290 



Eschscholzia, 290 



Esenbeckia, 322 



Espadaea, 330 



Es/mdea see Espadaea, 330 



•Esthetic botany, 27 



EucahTitus, 278* 



Eucommia, see Edcommiaceae, 239 



Eucommiaceae, 239 



Eugenia, 280 



Euonymus, see Evonymus 2''9 

 E^upatoneae, see Compositae, 230 

 Euphorbia, 240 

 ErPHORBIACEAE, 239 



Euphrasia, 328 

 Europe, agriculture, 417 



arboriculture, 401 



botanic gardens, 40 



dendrology, 380 



economic "botany, 355 



forest laws, 454" 



forest products, 477 

 ■ forest protection, 459 



forestry, 431 



geography, 519 



herbariums and museums, 53 

 horticulture. 390 

 — — medical botany, 369 

 — Pjiytogeographv, 33 

 phytography, 123 



pomology, 411 



silyicultiire, 464 



- — trayels, 504 



Eurycoma, 330 



Eusideroxylon, 256 



Eustachya, see \'eronica, 329 



Euxenia, see Podanthus, 232 



Eyodia, 322 



Eyolution, 70 



Evonymoides, see Celastrus, 229 



Eyonymus, 229 



Excoecaria, 241 



Ex^^^litions, see Voyages, and travels, 



Expositions, 445 



LVDEX 



Fabiana, 330 

 Fagaceae, 242 

 Fagus, 243 



F-iroe'T'l ^''f "'•'• phytography, 128 

 Kiroe Islands, see Scandin.ayia 



F^lHer ^'*^-^''°-->- 266 

 Fecundation, 69 

 Feijoa, 280 

 Ferns, 350 

 Feronia, 322 



Fer£ ail"' ''' ^^''™^^t'°''' 69 

 Fibres,' 362 

 Ficus, 270 



^V^'^^f^'''^^' - Pacific 



Finland .see Russia, also Scandinavii 

 Firewood, see Uses of wood, 482 

 Fishing, 486 ' 



i* ishing, 



FissicaJj'x, 260 



Flacourtiaceae, 249 



Fletscheria, see Sida, 268 



i-leurya, 341 



Flindersia, 322 



Floerkea, see Limnanthaceae 264 



Floras, see Phj-tographv, 81 



J-lorida, dendrology, 377 



——phytography; 110 



Fodder, 362 



Foeniculum, 341 



Food, 362 



Forest administration, see Forestry 429 

 Forest botany, see Dendrology 372' 

 also Phytography, 82 ^^- '^'■'> 



Forest description, 422 



4I2' *'''°°°™''=^' «^« Forest policy. 

 Forest education, 443 

 Forest engineering, 448 

 Forest exploitation, 472 

 Forest fires, 460 

 Forest history, 485 

 Forest influences, 440 

 Forest laws, 453 

 Forest legends, 485 

 Forest management, 447 

 Forest policy, 452 

 Forest products, 474 

 Forest products other than wood, 484 

 I-orest protection, 457 



Forest reseryations, see Forest protec- 

 lion, 4.0/ 



Forest taxation, 449 



Forest thinning, 472 



Forest valuation, 449 



Forestiera, 281 



Forestry, 422 



bibliography, 6 



Formosa, forestry, 439 



phytography, 173 



l-orsythia, 281 



Fossil botany, see Paleobotany, 23 



i'ourcroya, 216 



- — see also Fibres, 362 



Fragaria, 296 



France, agriculture, 418 



arboriculture, 402 



botanic gardens, 42 



dendrology, 381 



forest laws, 454 



forestry, 433 



geography, 519 



herbariums and museums, 54 



535 



■ horticulture, 392 



■ phytography, 141 

 pomology, 411 

 silviculture, -166 



r — travels, 505 



I'ranciscea, see Brunfelsia, 330 



rRA.VKE.VIACEAE, 249 



Fraxinus, 281 



^>"»y« see Xanthostemon, 281 ' 



Frej-lima, 328 



Fridoricia, 223 



Frost, effects, see Ecology, 72 



— - injuries, see Patho[og.y, 76 



Fuchsia,'"28r''°"' '"" ^•""°'°^>' ^^^ 

 I'uirena, 235 



^nS;i\r P-^-=«-«--> 289 

 Furcraea, see Foureroya, 216 



Gajrtnera, 319 

 Gaillardia, 231 

 Gahctodemiron, see Brosiinum, 269 



^tesiS::'^',/^^^^^^^^^^^^ 



Ciahpea, 322 



Galls, see Pathologj', 76 



Oampsoceras, see Ranunculus, 293 



Uarberia, 231 > " 



Garcinia, 251 



Gardenia, 319 



Garrya, 234 



Gastonia, see Trevesia, 220 



Gaylussacia, 238 



Gayophytum, 284 



Gazetteers, 1 



Gelsemium, 265 



Genetics, see Evolution, 70 



Genista, 260 



Gentiana, 249 



Ge.ntianaceae, 249 



Geodesy, 448 



Geoffraea, 260 



Geography, 514 



Georgia, dendrology, 377 



phytography, 110 



Oeorgma, see Dahlia, 231 

 Geraniaceae, 249 

 Geranium, see Pelargonium 249 

 Geranium hirlum, see Erodium, 249 

 Uermany, agriculture, 419 



arboriculture, 403 



botanic gardens, 44 



dendrology, 382 



forest laws, 456 



forestry, 434 



geography, 519 



herbariums and museums, 54 



horticulture, 394 



phytography, 151 



pomology, 412 



silviculture, 468 



travels, 505 



<^e™ination of plants, see Physiology, 



Gesneria, 250 



GE.S^'ERIACEAE, 249 



Gilia, see Polemoniaceae, 291 

 (tinkgo, 195 

 fil.\KUOACE.\E, 195 



(Hpsy moth, 495 



Glaux, 292 



Gleditschia, 260 



Glossaries, 16 



Glycine, 260 



Glycine sinensis, se§ Wistaria, 262 



