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INDEX 



Abies excelsa, Brenot, 243. 



its resin, Hanhury, 80. 



use of, Gallot, 250. 



Abies pectinata in Black Forest, 



Gertvig, 69. 



soil for, Dressier, 54. 



Abutilon Avicennae, a textile 



plant, Dangers, 46. 

 Abyssinia, Cardamoms of, Pereira, 



147. 



medicinal plants of, Cour- 



lon, 43. 



pharmaceutical desiderata of, 



JELerschel, 88. 

 Abyssinian anthelmintics, Cour- 



hon, 43. 



drugs, Vaughan, 196. 



remedies for tapeworm, Four- 



nier, 67 ; Martius, 128. 

 Acacia, Anon. 238. 



horrida, Pappe, 143. 



sp., Eland's boontjes, Att- 

 1,9, ^ 



sp., rich in tanning power, 



Molitor, 133. 



Acclimatization garden at Paris, 



Quihou, 155; Ince, 99. 

 Acclimatization in Jamaica, Anon. 



239. 



of Caoutchouc at Eeunion, 



Trouette, 194. 



of Cinchona in Algeria, 



Serrant, 111. 



in Eeunion, Vinson, 



199. 



in the East Indies, Sou- 



heiran ^ Belondre, 183, 184. 



Acclimatization of Eucalyptus 



globulus, Cosson, 42. 

 of India-rubber, Cross, 45. 



of Jalap and Ipecacuanha 



at Calcutta, Henderson, 86. 



of mulberry in Italy, Cat- 



taneo, 34. 



— of plants. Anon. 236. 

 in Germany, Buvrg, 31 , 



— of saffron in Erance, 



pellier, 35. 

 Acclimatization Society of Paris, 



218. 

 Acer saccharinum, Gihh, 70. 

 Achillea moschata, Planta-Reich- 



enau, 152. 

 Acid (hydrocyanic), from Cassava 



root, Baniell, 47. 

 Aconite, Squihh, 185; Wenderoth, 



207. 



Chinese, Langguard, 253. 



Japanese, Langguard, 253 ; 



Wasowicz, 204. 



IN'epaul, Groves, 76. 



oriental, Cooke, 41. 



Aconitum heterophyllum, Rolert- 

 son, 162 ; Thomson, 192 ; Waso- 

 wicz, 204. 



JSTapellus, Turnhull, 195. 



Acorn coffee, Anon. 235. 



Acorns (Califomian), Anon. 229. 



Actaea racemosa, Bentley, 15. 



spicata, an adulterant. Bent- 

 ley, 15. 



Active principles of plants as 

 affected by culture, Warren^ 

 204. 



