74 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



rles large, black, pleasant. 

 Pa. 



Lady. Berry and bunch me- 

 dium, light greenish-yellow, 

 tender, sweet. Early; hardy. 

 Ohio. 



Lady Washington, p. 426. 



Large German. See York Ma- 

 deira. 



Lawrence, p. 422. 



Lenoir, p. 422. 



Lindley, p. 425. 



Logan, p. 422. 



Longworth's Ohio. See Ohio. 



Louisa. See Isabella. 



Lucile. Medium size, red, vig- 

 orous, hardy, productive. 

 New.- 



Lydia, p. 427. 



Lyman. Bunches small, com- 

 pact; berries round, smooth, 

 black; resembles Clinton in 

 flavor. 



Macready's Early. Bunches 

 compact ; berries white, 

 pointed; juicy, melting, pleas- 

 ant. Foreign. 



Mammoth Catawba. Bunches 

 large, not compact; berries 

 large, round, red does not 

 equal Catawba in flavor. 



Marion. Bunches rather large, 

 compact ; berries medium, 

 black, purple, with bloom; 

 flavor sharp. Of the Clinton 

 family; becomes eatable in 

 winter. 



Marionport. See York Madeira. 



Martha, p. 427. 



Mary, p. 427. 



Mary Ann. Bunches large, ob- 

 long oval, black; sweet, very 

 foxy. Early. 



Massachusetts White. A large, 

 light brown fox of little or no 

 value. 



Massasoit, p. 425. 



Maxatawney, p. 427. 



McPike. Very large, black, 

 skin thin, juicy, sweet, resem- 

 bles Eaton. 111. 



Meade's Seedling. Closely re- 

 sembles its parent, the Ca- 

 tawba, but a little darker and 

 better. Mass. 



Merrimac, p. 422. 



Michigan, p. 425. 



Miles, p. 422. 



Mills, p. 366. 



Miner's Seedling. See Venango. 



Missouri, p. 422. 



Monroe. Bunch medium, shoul- 

 dered; berries medium, round, 

 black; vinous and sprightly; 

 early. Rochester, N. Y. 



Moore's Early, p. 422. 



Mottled, p. 423. 



Niagara, p. 427. 



Noah. Bunch medium, com- 

 pact, shouldered; 'berry me- 

 dium, round, pale yellow, pulp 

 hard, sweet, of moderate qual- 

 ity. Illinois. 



Nonantum. Bunches small, ber- 

 ries good size ; black, free from 

 pulp; good. Mass. 



Northern Muscadine, p. 425. 



Norton, or Norton's Virginia, 

 p. 423. 



Ohio, p. 423. 



Ontario. See Union Village. 



Oporto. A native with small 

 bunches, and rather small ber- 

 ries, dark; acid. Claimed as 

 good for wine, its only merit. 



