INDEX. 



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Abies fraseri 136 



Acer barbatum 50 



leucoderme 23 



dasycarpum 51 



leucoderme 22 



negundo 53 



pennsylvanicnm 49 



rubrum 52 



saccharimini, L 51 



saccharimun, WaiiK 50 



spicatuiii 48 



Aesculus octandra 47 



Amelanchier canadensis 60 



Apple, crab 27 



Aborvltaj 19, 119 



Ash 70. 73, rS, 74 



green 21, 73 



mountain 20 



red 31, 72 



water 21,73 



white 21.70 



Asimina triloba 41 



Aspen 2.S. 117 



Balsam 19,136 



Bald cypress 123 



Basswood 33, 43 



Bav 43 



bull 43 



loblony 36,43 



i-ed 26, 74 



smooth red 36 



swamp 34 



sweet 26, 34, 74 



white 33.34 



Beech 28, 111 



blue 113 



water 113 



Betulalenta 115 



lutea 113 



nitrra 114 



Birch, bitter 113 



black 114, 115 



cherry 28,115 



red 114 



river 28, 114 



sweet 28 



vellow 28, 113 



Bitternut 31,84 



Black s?um 36, 63 



spruce 19.1:33 



walnut 31,83 



Boxelder 31,53 



Boxwood 47,63 



Buckeye 31, 47 



Butternut .; 83 



Buttonwood 81 



Carolina Balsam, see balsam. 

 Carolina hemlock, see hemlock. 



Carpynus caroliniana 113 



Carya alba 86 



amara 84 



tomentosa 87 



Castanea dentata 109 



pumila 26 



Cedar, red 19, 121 



swamps 175, 177 



white 19, 119, 175 



white, treatment of 178 



white, merchantable 177 



Celtis occideutalis 80 



Cercis canadensis 57 



Cherry, bird 58 



flre 58 



wild black 37, 59 



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wild red 27, .58 



Chestnut 26, 109 



Chinquapin 26 



(^hionamhus virginica 21 



Chittam 56 



Coastal plain 143 



forests 144 



forest Industries 164 



Cottonwood 22, 118 



Deciduous forests of ttie lledmont pla- 

 teau 1S6, 199, 203 



Deerwood 49 



Devil wood .21 



Diospyros virginlana 68 



Dogwood 22,63 



flowering 63 



swamp 48, 49 



Elm, American 29, 76 



cork 77 



slippery 29, 78 



soutliern 77 



winged 29, 77 



Fagus ferrugiiiea Ill 



Forest divisions, see under coastal 

 plain, Piedmoat plateau and moun- 

 tain region. 



Forest growth of coastal plain 143, 147 



mountain region. .210, 213, 



215, 230, 323 

 Of Piedmont plateau.. 183, 



186, 188, 196, 304 

 Forest improvement in coastal plain 159 

 164, 173 



in mountain region 313, 215, 318 



in Piedmont jtlarcau Is.'), los, 207 

 Forest industries of coa si. i I pi.-iin.. !.')S, ii;4 

 of nioiMitaiii n',m(iii..;.';,'2 

 of Pietlniont plateau. .206 

 Forest management,see f . im provenient, 

 and under sylvicultural treatment; 

 also under each tree. 

 Forest protection in coastal plain... .159, 



164, 173, 178, 180 

 In mountain region .212 



215, 318 

 in Piedmont plateau, 



isr.. r.n. i!t:n98, 307 



Forest regions lU, 142. 14;>, 181, 208 



Forest soils of coastal plain .141. 144, 149 



152, 168, 170, 173, 175, 179 

 of mountain region.. 142, 210, 



213. 220 

 Of Piedmont plateau. 142, 182 

 187, 189, 191, 194, 196, 204 

 Forests, deciduous, of Piedm't i>latpau..l96 

 Forests, influences which account for 

 change of growth of, 143, 181, 183, 186, 

 208, 320 ; also see soils. 



Forests, maritime 144 



Forests of coastal plain 143 



of eastern pine belt of Piedmont 



plateau 198 



of granite areas (eastern) 189 



of aum and cypress 173 



of higher mountains 219 



of long-leaf pine 149 



of loblolly pine 16] 



of lower mountains 309 



of maritime belt 144 



of mountain region 308 



of mountain summits 323 



of oak flats 170 



of Piedmont lowlands 183 



of Piedmont region 181 



