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Index of Fruits. 



Miles. Bunches and berries medium, 

 oblong oval, black ; sweet, good. 

 Very early. Strong grower. Pa. 



Miller's Burgundy, or Miller's Grape, 

 p. 409. 



Miner's Seedling. See Venango. 



Missouri, p. 403. 



Mottled, p. 403. 



Muscat Noir. See Black Frontig- 

 nan. 



Muscat d'Alexandrie. See White 

 Muscat of Alexandria. 



Muscat Blanc. See White Frontig- 

 nan. 



Muscat Hamburgh. See Black Ham- 

 burgh. 



Muscat Rouge. See Grizzly Fron- 

 tignan. 



Musk Chasselas, p. 410. 



Nonanjum. Bunches small, berries 

 good size ; black, free from pulp ; 

 good. Mass. New. 



Northern Muscadine, p. 405. 



Norton's Seedling ; or Norton's Vir- 

 ginia, p. 403. 



Ohio, p. 403. 



Oporto. A native with small bunches, 



and rather small berries, dark ; 



acid. Claimed as good for wine, 



its only merit. 



Palestine. Bunches immense ; ber- 

 ries small, amber ; sweet. Foreign. 



Parsley-Leaved Muscadine. See 

 Ciotat. 



Pauline. Bunches large, compact, 

 shouldered ; berries medium,brown- 

 ish red ; sweet without pulp. 

 Southern. 



Payn's Early. See Isabella. 



Perkins. A brown fox grape, resem- 

 bling Northern Muscadine, but 



lighter colored and inferior in qual- 

 ity. 



Pitmaston White Cluster, p. 410. 



Poonah. See Black Lombardy. 



Portuguese Muscat. See White 

 Mtiscat of Alexandria. 



Powell. See Bland. 



Prince Albert. See Black Barbarossa. * 



Purple Hamburgh. See Black Ham- 

 burgh. 



Purple Urbana. See Logan. 



Raabe, p. 403. 



Raisin de Calabre. Large, round, 

 white ; sweet, firm. Keeps well. 



Raisin de Cuba. See Black Lom- 

 bardy. 



Raisin des Carmes. See Black Lom- 

 bardy . 



Raisin d'Espagne. See Black Mo- 

 rocco. 



Rebecca, p. 407. 



Red Chasselas, p. 409. 



Red Frontignac of Jerusalem. See 

 Black Muscat of Alexandria. 



Red Hamburg. See Black Ham- 

 burgh. 



Red Muscat of Alexandria. See 

 Black ditto. 



Red Traminer, p. 409. 



Rogers' Hybrids, p. 405. 



Rose Chasselas. See Red Chasselas. 



Royal Muscadine, p. 410. 



Royal Vineyard. Bunches and ber- 

 ries large, amber ; rich, aromatic. 

 Foreign. New. 



Salem, p. 405. 

 Schiras, p. 405. 

 Scuppernong, p. 407. 

 Segar Box. See Ohio. 

 Senasqua, p. 403. 



St. Catherine. Bunches and berries 

 large ; sweet, tough, very foxy. 



