INDEX. 



269 



Austria, forestry in, Bedo, 242 ; 



Cotta, 43 ; Marchand, 255 ; 



Pohorny, 153; Schindler, 172; 



Schmidt, 172; SchuUz, 174; 



Walker, 202 ; Willkomm, 210. 

 fungi in markets of, Kreutzer, 



108. 



hemp in, SohenhrucTc, 91. 



Materia medica of, Kat%er, 



105 ; Schroff, 256 ; Stupper, 

 189; r^^'M, 197. 



— medicinal plants of, Maly^ 

 124; r^/a, 197; /T^^w^r, 201. 



— opium poppy in, Hood, 94. 



— poisonous plants of, Anton, 

 Kreutzer, 108; Kuhinyi, 108; 

 JFoditschha, 212. 



— saffron culture in, Anon. 223. 

 wood-exports of, Hohenbruch, 



91. 



Austria (Lower), forest manage- 

 ment in, Brandts, 26. 



Austrian museum of woods, Fuchs, 

 68. 



Austrian-pine in forestry, Hoess, 

 90. 



Ava or Kava-kava, Cuzent, 46 ; 

 Anon. 236. 



root, Samilton, 79. 



Azadirachta indica bark, Brough- 

 ton, 27. 



leaves, Andy, 6. 



Bael, Indian, Anon. 226. 



or Aegle Marmelos, Anon. 



223. 



its substitution by Mango- 



steen, Bentley, 16. 



Bahama, species of Croton from, 



Baniell, 47. 

 Bahamas, Princewood bark from, 



Jackson, 101. 

 Balata, juice of, Bernardin, 19. 

 a substitute for Gutta Percha, 



Anon. 238. 

 Balsam (Canada), Anon. 237 ; 



Jfor^/, 135. 

 (Carpathian), Morel, 135. 



Balsam (Copaiba), Cross, 45. 



tree. Anon. 238. 



Pir, Beck, 145. 



(Gurgun), Gilmour, 71. 



(Hungarian), Morel, 135. 



of ^QT\i,AttJield, 9 ; Baillon, 



10; i>or«^, 53; Pereira, 147, 



148. 

 used in Roman Catholic 



Church, Sanhury, 81. 



(Black), Martins, 128. 



of Tolu, ^(?*7^w, 10; 7r^«V, 



206. 



197. 



trees in Brazil, Vellozo, 

 of Scinde, Stocks, 188. 



(White), Bereira, 147, 148. 



Balsamito, Bereira, 147, 148. 

 Balsamodendron, Stocks, 188. 

 Balsams, Wiesner, 209. 

 Bamboo culture. Riviere, 161 ; 



Routledge, 166. 

 in France, Calvet, 244 ; 



Garrigues, 69. 

 for paper-making, Routledge, 



166. 



its uses, Renard, 157. 



in China, J/eW, 130, 



131. 

 Bamboos from India, Brandts, 26. 

 Banana, ^Sa^o^, 169. 

 Banbury, medicinal plant culture 



at. Holmes, 92. 

 Rhubarb culture near, Bigg, 



20; Bereira, 147. 

 Bane-berry, an adulterant, Bentley, 



15. 

 Banks of railways for medicinal 



plant culture, McNal, 123. 

 Baobab, Cooke, 40. 

 — ■ — bark a substitute for Cin- 

 chona, Buehaissing, 55. 

 Baptisia tinctoria, Bentley, 16. 

 Barbadoes farming. Anon. 225. 

 produce at London Exhibi- 



of 1851, Anon. 223. 

 sugar crops of 1847-71, 



Raw son, 156. 



