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D.D. 10/6x5, type 18. W. R. XXIV. The forty-nine warty, 

 medium-early fruits Avere half yellow and the other portion white^ 

 cream and orange. The shape was that of the parent typo (18) 

 with few exceptions. 



E.E. 11/9, type 8. C. F. XXVI. The forty-two large, early, 

 warty fruits were chiefly orange colored and in type close to the 

 parent (8). 



F.F. 11/10, type 16. W. R. XXVII. This was a very varia- 

 l)le row, the thirty-five medium-sized, warty fruits representing all 

 squash colors excepting green. 



G.G. 11/6x5, type 8. W. E. XXIX. The forty-eight medium- 

 sized, early, warty fruits represent all squash colors, and in shape- 

 vary from flat to longiieck, the parent type prevailing. 



II.H. 11/6x5, type 16. C. F. XXIX. The yellow color pre- 

 dominated in the sixty-five medium, warty fruits. In shape, the 

 •two leading types were 6 and 16. 



I.I. 11/6x5, type 16. C. F. XXIX. (Failed.) 



J. J. 12/11, type 8. C. F. XXXI. The fifty-one small, w^arty 

 squashes were all yellow^ or orange, like the parent fniit. In shape, . 

 there w^as a range from flat to "jug" and longneck, the type 8 being; 

 quite connnon. 



K.K. 12/5x6, type 4. C. T. XXXII. The fifty-five medium, 

 warty fruits were largely white or cream-colored, like the parent 

 fniit, but some were orange and a few dark green. The type 4 

 inchuled nearly all the species, a few being ''jug" or "cheese" 

 shaped. 



L.L. 12/6x5, type 4. W. R. XXXIII. The forty-nine nearly 

 smooth fruits were a half white or cream, like the parent, and 

 many of unusual mixture. In shape, the fruits ^vere about half 

 of the type of the parent (4). 



M.J\L 12/6x5, type 4. C. F. XXXIII. The fifty-three fmits 

 were mostly white, but in shape there was more variation, type 3 

 being the leading one. 



X^X. 13/11, Vpe 8. C. F. XXXIV. The sixty large, late 

 fruits were all orange-yellow and long-necked, type 18. 



There were twenty-five rows of plants that are marked C. F.,, 

 indicating that the seeds used were from close-fertilized fruits, 

 Avhile fourteen rows were with plants that came from squashes 

 resulting from a union of two plants w:ithin the row (W. R.). 



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