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Index of Fruits. 



Yacht. 'Large, roundish, striped ; 

 sub-acid. Winter. Pa, 



Yellow Bellflower, p. 250. 



Yellow German Re'inette. See Gol- 

 den Reinette. 



Yellow Harvest. See Early Har- 

 vest. 



Yellow Horse. See Horse. 



Yellow Ingestrie. Small, yellow ; 

 spicy valueless. Foreign. 



Yellow Juneating. See Early Har- 

 vest. 



Yellow Meadow. Large, oblate, 

 greenish yellow ; compact, rich, 

 very good. November. Southern. 



Yellow Newtown Pippin, p. 250. 



Yellow Pearmain. See Golden 

 Pearmain. 



Yellow Transparent. Medium, 

 roundish conical, pale yellow ; 

 tender, sub-acid. August. Very 

 hardy. Russian. 



Yopp's Favorite. Large, roundish, 

 greenish yellow ; juicy, sub-acid, 

 very pleasant. Ga. 



York Imperial ; or, Johnson's Fine 

 Winter. Medium, roundish oval, 

 ribbed, red ; aromatic, very good. 

 Pa. 



York Pippin. See Fall Pippin. 



York Russet. See Pumpkin Russet. 



Yorkshire Greening. Large, round 

 ovate, dull green, striped ; acid. 

 Winter. English. 



Young's Long Keeper. See Easter 

 Pippin. 



Yost. Flat, striped ; coarse, pleas- 

 ant, sub-acid. December. Pa. 



Zane ; or Zane Greening. Large, 

 roundish, green ; poor. Winter. 



Zieber. Small, yellow, striped ; 

 dry, good. 



APRICOTS. 



Abricot Blanc. See White Mascu- 

 line. 



Abricot Common. See Roman. 

 Abricotier. See Red Masculine. 

 Abricot Peche. See Peach. 

 Alberge. See Albergier. 

 Albergier, p. 350. 

 Anson's. See Moorpark. 

 Anson's Imperial. See Peach. 



Black, p. 350. 



Blanc. See \Vhite Masculine. 



Blenheim. See Shipley's. 



Breda, p. 350. 



Briancon. A small tree or shrub, a 

 native of the Alps. Fruit small, 

 round, scarcely eatable. Orna- 

 mental. 



Brown Masculine. See Red Mascu- 

 line. 



Brussels, p. 350. 



Burlington, p. 350. 



D'Alexandrie. See Musch. 



D'Hollande. See Breda. 



Double Flowering. Ornamental 



rare here. 

 Dubois Early Golden. See Early 



Golden. 



Du Luxembourg. See Peach. 

 Dunmore. See Breda. 



Early Golden, p. 350. 



Early Masculine. See Red Mascu- 

 line. 



Early Orange. See Orange. 



Early White Masculine. See White 

 ditto. 



Germine. See Roman. 

 Hemskirke, p. 350. 



