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VEGETABLE TECHNOLOGY. 



Homoeopathy, plants used in, 

 Winkler, 211. 



Hop culture, Adder ^ Iversen, 

 241; Diot-Gilmat, 62; Lamp- 

 recht, 110; Lehnert^ lib -, Lue- 

 dersj 121; Manwarmg, 125; 

 Marshall^ 127 ; Per in, 148 ; 

 Frescott, 154; Simmonds, 181 ; 

 Trojel,lM; TFeiss, 207; WTiite- 

 head, 209; Wirth, 212. Reftr 

 also to Kayser's Index, art. 

 HoPFENBATJ ; and to Accounts 

 and Papers, Indexes, art. Hops 

 AND Hop Duties. 



in England, its statistics, 



Braungart, 26. 



its origin, Cech, 245. 



on peat soils, Schoher, 173. 



Hop-garden, its riches, Bradley, 



24. 

 Hops imported into Britain, ^wow. 



226. 



their diseases, Kraus, 107. 



Horse-Chestnut, its uses, Anon. 



227. 



starch from, 



Remilly, 191. 



Horticulture, Chinese, 



Thihierge Sf 



Fortune, 



66. 

 Household economy, plants used 



in, Berchtold, 18; Mayer, 130. 



See also Economic plants. 

 Humulus Lupulus. See Hop. 

 Hungarian balsam, Morel, 135. 



red pepper, Brady, 25. 



Hungary, poisonous plants of, 



Kuhinyi, 108. 



state forests of, Bedo, 242. 



Hura crepitans, Hamilton, 78. 

 Hybrid (presumed), of Cinchona, 



Be Vrij, 51. 

 Hybrids of Cinchona, Kuntze, 108. 

 Hybridization of Cinchonae, 



Broughton, 27. 

 Hydnocarpus odoratus, Waring, 



203. 

 Hydrangea arborescens, Bentley, 



16. 



Hydrastis canadensis, Bentley, 15 ; 



Fspt, 61. 

 Hydrocotyle asiatica, Anon, 224, 



225 ; Waring, 203. 

 Hydrocyanic acid from Bitter 



Cassava root, Baniell, 47. 

 Hydropyrum palustre, Muenter, 



138. 

 Hymenaea Courbaril, FCamilton, 



79. 

 Hymenodictyon excelsum, a false 



Cinchona bark, Broughton, 27. 

 Hyoscyamus, Fereira, 146. 

 collection and preservation, 



FCouston, 95. 

 Hyoscyamus niger, annual and 



biennial, Houlton, 95. 



Icaja, Raluteau &f Feyre, 155. 

 Iceland, dye plants used in, Sveno- 



nius, 189. 

 Ilang-Ilang oil, Fluech'ger, 65. 

 Ilex, various species affording 



Mate, Miers, 132. 

 Ilex paraguayensis. See Mate. 

 Ilixanthine, Or ace- Calvert, 44. 

 lUecebrum as a medicine, Buc'hoz, 



29. 

 lUicium anisatum, Fyhman, 249. 



religiosum, FyTcman, 249 ; 



Hoffmann, 9. 



Illustrations of Pavon's Cinchona, 

 Howard, 96. 



Imphee, Smith, 182. 



sugar culture, Olcott, 142. 



Imported articles (new). Archer, 

 7. 



Imports of Great Britain, Bexter, 

 57. 



Indexes to Pharmaceutical Jour- 

 nal, 217. 



India, agriculture rationally 

 applied to, Schrottky, 174. 



barks in Pharmaceutical 



^oQiQiy%M.viBQVL.m.ixom.,B[oward, 

 97. 



Bhang consumption in, A non . 



229. 



