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Index of Fruits. 



GRAPES. 



Ada. Bunches large, compact, ber- 

 ries dark ; sweet, vinous. Flush- 

 ing, L. I. 



Aclirondac, p. 418. This sort is now 

 mostly discarded. 



Agawam, p. 422. 



Alexander's, p. 418. 



Allen's Hybrid, p. 424. 



Alvey, p. 418. 



Amiens. See Royal Muscadine. 



Anna, p. 424. 



Ansell's Large Oval Black. See 

 Black Morocco. 



Arkansas. Closely resembles, or is 

 identical with Norton's Virginia. 



August Muscat. Berries small, oval, 

 black ; poor quality. A weak 

 grower. Very early. 



Barnes. Bunches and berries me- 

 dium, black ; sweet, good. Quite 

 early. New. 



Barry, p. 418. 



Black Barbarossa, p. 425. 



Black Burgundy. See Black Fron- 

 tignan. 



Black Chasselas. See Black Musca- 

 dine. 



Black Cluster, p. 425. 



Black Corinth ; or Zante Currant. 

 Small, round, black ; quality mod- 

 erate. 



Black Eagle. Bunch and berries 

 large, oval, black ; rich, good a 

 hybrid. 



Black Frontignan, p. 425. 



Black German. See York Madeira. 



Black Grape from Tripoli. See 

 Black Tripoli. 



Black Hamburgh, p. 425. 



Black Lisbon. See Black Prince. 



Black Lombardy, p. 426. 



Black Morillon. See Black Cluster. 



Black Muscadel. See Black Morocco. 



Black Muscat of Alexandria, p. 

 426. 



Black Palestine. See Black St. 

 Peter's. 



Black Portugal. See Black Prince. 



Black Prince, p. 426. 



Black Spanish. See Black Prince. 



Black St. Peter's, p. 426. 



Black Tripoli, p. 426. 



Bland, p. 422. 



Eland's Madeira, Eland's Pale Red, 

 and Eland's Virginia. See Bland. 



Blood's Black. Large, coarse, foxy. 

 Early. 



Blue Trcllinger. See Black Ham- 

 burgh. 



Boston. See Black Prince. 



Bowood Muscat. See White Mus- 

 cat of Alexandria. 



Brant, or Arnold's No. 8. Bunch 

 and berry resembling Clinton, but 

 much better in quality. Hardy, 

 strong grower, very early. New. 



Brighton, p. 429. 



Brinckle. Bunches large, compact, 

 berries round, black ; flesh solid, 

 not pulpy ; flavor rich, vinous. 

 Phila. 



Brown Hamburgh. See Black Ham- 

 burgh. 



Bull, or Bullet. See Scuppernong. 



Bullitt. See Taylor's Bullitt. 



Canada, or Arnold's No. 16. Bunch 



and berry above medium, black, 

 rich, aromatic. Hardy, moderate 



grower. 

 Canadian Chief. Bunches large, 



shouldered ; vine productive. Of 



foreign origin. 



