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Index of Fruits. 



Monseigneur Affre. Medium, round- 

 ish, rough greenish russet ; granu- 

 lar ; rich, perfumed. November. 



Morgan. Large, oblate, greenish yel- 

 low ; flesh white, a little gritty ; 

 sweet, juicy, vinous. October. 

 N. C. 



Mount Vernon, p. 280. 



Moyamensing, p. 255. 



Muscadine, p. 255. 



Muscat Petit. See Little Musk. 



Muscat Robert. Rather small, green- 

 ish yellow j juicy, pleasant. Late 

 July. 



Musk Summer Bon Chretien. See 

 Summer Bon Chretien. 



Muskingum, p. 257. 



Nabours. Rather large, greenish 

 yellow ; juicy, buttery, sweet. 

 Strong grower. Ga. 



Napoleon, p. 265. 



Naumkeag. Medium, roundish, yel- 

 low russet ; melting, astringent. 

 October. Mass. 



Negley. Rather large, obovate pyri- 

 form, yellow and bright crimson, 

 fair and handsome ; firm ; juicy, 

 rich. September. Pittsburgh, 

 Pa. New. 



Ne Plus Meuris. Rather small, 

 roundish, irregular, dull yellowish 

 brown, partly russeted ; agreeable. 

 Winter. Belgian. 



Newtown Virgalieu. An early win- 

 ter baking pear. L. I. 



Nickerson. Rather large, resembling 

 Louise Bonne of Jersey ; very good. 

 Tree vigorous, hardy, productive. 

 S. L. Goodale. Me. New. 



Niell. Large, obovate, slightly pyri- 

 form, pale yellow ; juicy, sweet, 

 .agreeable. Late September. Bel- 

 gian. 



Nouveau Poiteau, p. 265. 



Oliver' s Russet. Rather small, round- 

 ish, yellow and rich brown russet, 

 rough ; coarse, flavor moderate. 

 Late September. 



Omer Pacha, p. 278. 



Onondaga, p. 265. 



Ontario, p. 265. 



Orange Bergamot. Medium, broad 

 turbinate, yellow, rough ; firm ; 

 acid baking. September. 



Orpheline Colmar. Large, pyriform, 

 green becoming yellowish, with 

 some russet ; melting, juicy, sweet, 

 perfumed ; handsome and very 

 good. October. Belgian. 



Osband's Summer, p. 255. 



Osborne. Medium, short pyriform, 

 yellowish green ; juicy, brisk. Sep- 

 tember. Indiana. 



Oswego Beurre, p. 278. 



Oswego Incomparable. Very large, 

 obovate pyriform tapering to 

 crown, yellow ; coarse ; pleasant, 

 of moderate quality. September. 



Ott, p. 256. 



Pardee's Seedling. Small, roundish, 

 greenish yellow, much russeted ; 

 granular ; melting, vinous, per- 

 fumed. October. Conn. 



Pailleau. Medium, turbinate, green- 

 ish yellow, partly russeted, rough ; 

 coarse ; juicy, sweet. Early Sep- 

 tember. Belgian. 



Payency, properly Payenche, p.- 266. 



Paradise d'Automne. See Autumn 

 Paradise. 



Parsonage, p. 266. 



Passe Colmar, p. 289. 



Passe Colmar Gris. See Passe Col- 

 mar. 



Pater Noster, p. 290. 



