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Descriptive List and Index Apples. 



Lyman's Pumpkin Sweet, p. 198. 

 Lyscom, p. 203. 



Mackie's Clyde Beauty. See Clyde Beauty. 



Macomber. Medium, oblate, ribbed, 



,, striped ; flesh white, tender, sub-acid. 

 Early winter. Maine. 



Magnum. See Carter. 



Magnum Bonum. See Bonum. 



Magnolia, p. 203. 



Maiden's Blush, p. 207. 



Maiden's Favorite. Rather small, oblong, 

 whitish yellow and crimson ; pleasant, 

 very delicate. Winter. N. Y. 



Major. Large, roundish, red ; flesh yellow- 

 ish, crisp, pleasant, rich. Pa. 



Male Carle ; or, Charles Apple. Medium, 

 regular, smooth yellow with a fine cheek, 

 handsome ; not rich, pleasant. Autumn. 

 Succeeds South. Foreign. 



Mamma Beam. See Belmont. 



Mangum, p. 204. 



Manks Codling. Medium, roundish ob- 

 long, yellow cooking. August English. 



Manomet Sweet, p. 189. 



Mansfield Russet. Small, oblong conic, 

 cinnamon russet; rich, aromatic. Good 

 keeper. Mass. Good bearer. 



Maria Bush. Large, round oblate, striped ; 

 flesh white, tender, sub-acid. Autumn. 

 Pa. 



Marks Medium, roundish conic, light yel- 

 low; flesh whitish, fine, perfumed, very 

 good. Winter. Pa. 



Marshall. Rather large, roundish, green 

 market. April to July. Vigorous and 

 productive. 



Marston's Red Winter, p. 218. 



Martin. See McLellan. 



Masten's Seedling. Medium, round ovate, 

 greenish yellow, mild, pleasant sub-acid, 

 agreeable. Dutchess co., N. Y. Winter. 

 New. 



Maverack's Sweet, p. 209. 



Maxfield. See Mangum. 



May ; or, May Apple. A southern name of 

 White Juneating, or nearly resembling it. 

 [Another May Apple at the South is me- 

 dium, roundish conical, striped both ripen 

 there early in summer. Another May Ap- 

 ple at the West is a light red, coarse, 

 long keeping variety, of little value.] 



McAfee's Nonsuch. Large, roundish oblate, 

 striped ; pleasant, sub-acid. Early winter. 

 Ky. 



McHenry. Resembles American Summer 

 Pearmain keeps till winter. Growth 

 free. 



McKinley. Large, showy, good. Mo. 



McLellan, p. 218. 



Meach. Large, roundish, striped, light red ; 

 rich, mild sub-acid, aromatic. Autumn. 

 Vt. 



Meigs. See Red Winter Pearmain. 



Melon, p. 204. 



Melt-in-the-mouth, p. 204. 



Melvill Sweet. Medium, roundish, striped 

 pale red ; rich December. Mass. 



Menagere. Very large, flat, pale yellow 

 cooking. German. 



Merritt's Sweet. Medium, oblate, yellow, 

 very sweet good bearer. August and 

 September. 



Methodist. Medium, oblong oval, greenish, 

 striped ; mild sub-acid, not rich. Novem- 

 ber. Conn. 



Mexico, p. 204. 



Michael Henry Pippin, p. 227. 



Mifflin King. Small, oblong oval, dull red ; 

 very good. Autumn. Pa. 



Milam, p. 218. 



Millcreek. See Smokehouse. 



Millcreek Vandevere. See Smoke- 



house. 



Miller Apple. Large, ovate, striped ; mild 

 sub-acid, rich. Autumn. N. Y. 



Miller's Best Sort See Progress. 



Minister, p. 218. 



Minkler. Medium, conic, red, acid, good, 

 long keeper. 111. New. 



Molasses. See Priest's Sweet. 



Monarch. Medium, roundish oblate, 

 striped, sub-acid. Autumn. 



Monk's Favorite, p. 219. 



Monmouth Pippin, p. 227. 



Monstrous Pippin, p. 228. 



Montreal. See St. Lawrence. 



Moore's Sweeting. Medium, oblate, deep 

 red ; sweet, dry good keeper. 



Moose; or, Mouse. Large, roundish ob- 

 long, greenish ; flesh yellow, fine grained, 

 light, delicate. N. Y. 



Morrison's Red. Medium, conic, light 

 yellow and red ; mild, pleasant. Winter. 

 Mass. 



Moses Wood. Medium, roundish, yellow 

 and red ; tender, juicy, pleasant, sub-acid 

 September. Vigorous, productive. 



Mother, p. 218. 



Mountain Pippin. See Fallawater. 



