Descriptive List and Index Grapes. 



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Muscat Rouge. See Grizzly Frontignan. 

 Musk Chasselas, p. 408. 



Nonantum. Bunches small ; berries good 

 size, black, free from pulp, good. Mass. 

 New. 



Northern Muscadine, p. 403. 



Norton's Seedling; or Norton's Virginia, 

 p. 402. 



Ohio, p. 402. 



Oldaker's West's St. Peter's. See Black St. 

 Peter's. 



Oporto. A native with small bunches, and 

 rather small berries, dark ; acid. Claimed 

 as good for wine, its only merit. 



Palestine. Bunches immense; berries 

 sinall, amber ; sweet. Foreign. 



Parsley- Leaved Muscadine. See Ciotat. 



Pauline. Bunches large, compact, shoul- 

 dered ; berries medium, brownish red ; 

 sweet, without pulp. Southern. 



Payn's Early. See Isabella. 



Perkins. A brown fox grape, resembling 

 Northern Muscadine, but lighter colored 

 and inferior in quality. 



Pitmaston White Cluster, p. 408. 



Poonah. See Black Lombardy. 



Portuguese Muscat. See White Muscat of 

 Alexandria. 



Powell. See Bland. 



Prince Albert. See Black Barbarossa. 



Purple Hamburgh. See Black Hamburgh. 



Purple Urbana. See Logan. 



Raabe, p. 402. 



Raisin de Calabre. Large, round, white, 



sweet, firm. Keeps well. 

 Raisin de Cuba. See Black Lombardy. 

 Raisin des Carmes. See Black Lombardy. 

 Raisin d'Espagne. See Black Morocco. 

 Rebecca, p. 405. 

 Red Chasselas, p. 407. 

 Red Frontenac of Jerusalem. See Black 



Muscat of Alexandria. 

 Red Hamburgh. See Black Hamburgh. 

 Red M uscat of Alexandria. See Black ditto. 

 Red Tratniner, p. 407. 

 Rogers' Hybrids, p 402. 

 Rose Chasselas, p. 407. 

 Royal Muscadine, p. 408. 

 Royal Vineyard. Bunches and berries 



large, amber; rich, aromatic. Foreign. 



New. 



Schiras, p. 407. 



Scotch White Cluster, p. 408. 



Scuppernong, p. 405. 



Segar Box. See Ohio. 



St. Catherine. Bunches and berries large; 

 sweet, tough, very foxy. 



St. Peter's. See Black St. Peter's. 



Stillward's Sweetwater. See White Sweet- 

 water. 



Striped Muscadine. See Aleppo. 



Switzerland Grape. See Aleppo. 



Syrian, p. 408. 



Tasker's Grape. See Alexander's. 



Taylor's Bullitt, p. 405. 



To-Kalon, p. 402. 



Trebbiana. Resembles Syrian, but better 



keeps well. Foreign. 

 Trentham Black. Resembles Black Prince 



better in quality. Foreign. 

 True Burgundy. See Black Cluster. 

 Tryon. See York Madeira. 

 Turner's Black. See Esperione. 



Underbill's Seedling. A red or brown fox, 

 with large, round berries, tough pulp, of 

 moderately foxy flavor. 



Union Village, p. 402. 



Valentine's. See Black Hamburgh. 

 Variegated Chasselas. See Knight's Varie- 

 gated Chasselas. 

 Venango, p. 404. 

 Verdelho, p. 410. 

 Viaoria. See Black Hamburgh. 

 Vitis Vulpina. See Scuppernong. 



Wantage. See Lombardy. 



Warner's Black Hamburgh. See Black 

 Hamburgh. 



Warren. See Herbemont. 



West's St. Peter's. See Black Lombardy. 



White Catawba. Bunches medium, com- 

 pact ; berries large, round, white ; sweet. 

 Cin., Ohio. 



White Chasselas. See Royal Muscadine. 



White Constantia. See White Frontignan 



White Corinth. Bunches compact ; sweet, 

 pleasant. Foreign. 



White Frontignan, p. 409. 



White Gascoigne. Bunches and berries 

 oval, good. Foreign. 



White Hamburgh, p. 409. 



White Lisbon. See White Hamburgh. 



White Muscadine. See White Sweetwater. 



