SUBJECT IXDKX 



707 



D(n'iiial,()I)o(,?'yn, 70U. 



DciriH, ■17.'). 



DcH(;ii|)l,iy(; bolaiiy, economic, 51, 757. 



incdicrirmi, .'i:{. 



iriiHC(ill!i,iic(niH, 50. 



UixicdIoKicM.l, .50. 



DoHr()nl,ii,in(\'i,, ()S2. 

 DosmaiilrliUH, '175. 

 Dcsiiioiliiiiii, '175. 

 Dcsmixliu.m, 'ISl. 

 Detariuin, 475. 

 Deutzia, 410. 

 Diiiliiiin, 475. 

 Dialyimthcra, 102. 

 Dichopsis, 068. 

 Dichosema, 4H2. 

 Dichroa, 410. 

 JJichnwUichyH, 475. 



DlCOTYMODONKAK, Ijl'j, 758. 



Dictionaries, 20. 

 Dictyanthus, (102. 

 l)ictyos|)erni,'i, o2t. 

 Dicypollimn, 400. 

 Diilymos])(!rma, 325. 

 Diprvillii, 748. 

 Dilivaria, 708. 

 Dilleuia, 595. 



DiLLENIACEAE, 595. 



Dillimjida, 472. 

 Uillvvynia, 475. 

 Diinorphanlhus, 64 1 . 

 Dioon, 285. 



DlOSCOREACEAE, 341. 



Diosma, 495. 

 Diosm.a, 504. 

 Diospyros, 669. 

 DiplacKS, 703. 

 Dipladcnia, 687. 

 Dipladenia, 689. 

 Diplodon, 630. 

 Diploglottis, 539. 

 Diplolacna, 504. 

 Dipiothemium, 325. 

 Diplycosia, 649. 

 Dipleracanthus, 710. 



DiPTBBOCARPACEAB, 610. 



Dipterocarpus, 610. 



Dipteryx, 475. 



Dirca, 628. 



Disadvantages and damages caused by 

 trees, 34. 



Disanthus, 416. 



Discaria, 541. 



Disease caused by i>Iiylloxera, 564, 758. 



Diseases and injuries and their treat- 

 ment, 178, 757. 



caused by insects exclusive of phyl- 

 loxera, 562. 



— — caused by meteoric and similar 

 influences, 181. 



caused by jjlants, 193. 



prevention of, 196. 



see also Injuries. 



Diseases caused by fungi, 193, 575. 



Diseases of street trees, 212. 



Dilemma, 615. 



Disocadus, 625. 



Dispensatories, 245. 



Distance in planting, 169. 



Distemma, 615. 



Distylium, 417. 



Dizygotheca, 641. 



Dolifliatuira, 707. 



Dombeya, 591. 



Do\'yalis, 614. 



Doxantha, 706. 



Dracaena, 336. 



Dracaetia. 334, 339. 



DracophyUum, 664. 



Drainage, 150. 



Drimys, 397. 



Drimyspcrmiim, 628. 



Drought, injuries caused by, 183. 



Drugs, 239, 757. 



DryMiidra, .'{S2. 

 l)iyirin|ili|iiiMiH, .'(25. 

 l)ryobal;iiiiipH, (il I. 

 DuboiHia, 700. 

 Didacia, .Wl. 

 DiimcrUin, 750. 

 Duviinla, 600. 

 Diirio, 5S0. 



Dulcli lO.i.sl. IndicH, nee Malay Archi- 

 pelago. 

 Dwarf iilaritM, 205. 

 Dwarfing, 175. 

 Dyera, ()88. 

 Dyes, 235. 

 Dysodia, 755. 



Ea.st Indies, ace HritiHli India. 



Dutch, «re Malay Archipelago. 



Edenaceae, 6()9. 



Eccremocarpns, 706. 



ICchci'cria, 400. • 



Ec^liiiKicactu.H, 622. 



ICrliiiKiairhis, 622. 



Ecliinocarpiis, 584. 



Echinocereus, 022. 



Echinopanax, 642. 



Echitiopsis, 622. 



Echinopsis, 622. 



Echites, 688. 



Echilcs, 6S0, 089. 



Echium, 695. 



Ecology, 40. 



Economic botany, .see Descriptive bot- 

 any, economic, 51, 757. 



sec also subdivision Economical in 



the geographical arnuigcmcnt under 

 Descriptive botany, 62-92. 



Economic products and their uses, 217, 

 757. 



placed according to countries, 261. 



technology of, 218. 



Economic uses of Vitis, 582. 



Ecuador, descriptive botany, 64. 



Edgcworthia, 628. 



Education, 31. 



Edwardsia, 487. 



Effect of various poisonous substances, 

 185. 



Egyjjt, miscellaneous publications on 

 arboriculture, 130. 



see aho Africa, and Mediterranean 



States. 



Ehretia, 695. 



Elaeagia, 743. 



Elaeagnaceae, 628. 



Elaeagnus, 62S. 



Elaeis, 325. 



Er,AEocAnPACE.\E, 584. 



Elaeocarpus, 584. 



Elafococcn, .514. 



Elaeodendron, 532. 



Elacodendron, 666. 



Elaphrium, 510. 



Embelia, 666. 



Embothrium, 382. 



Empetrace.\e, 523. 



Empetrum, 523. 



Empleunnn, 504. 



Enccphalartos, 2^5. 



Encouraging the development of repro- 

 ductive organs, 174. 



Encouraging the maturation of wood, 

 174. 



Encyclopedias, 30. 



England, sec British Islands. 



Enkianthus, 649. 



Enkiianlhus. 649. 



Eutada, 475. 



Epacridaceae. 664. 



Epacris, 664. 



Epacris. 665. 



Ephedra, 312. 



Epigaea, 649. 



Epigynium, 663. 



Epiphylhim, 62-3. 

 liliiphjiUinn, (525, (520. 

 Kpiwia, 708. 

 Kniiitlieirium, 7(W. 

 ICraitllicmum, 710. 

 lOrcillu, :',SH. 

 Kri'iMophila, 710. 

 Erica, (549. 

 Eric/i, MH. 



KUK.'ACKAK, 010. 



ICrinacca, 475. 

 Ivriobotrya, 42.'{. 

 ICriococcuH, 521. 

 ICriocomn, 755. 

 Eruirlcnilron, 5S0. 

 Eriexiiclyon, (595. 

 ICriogloiWUm, .539. 

 Erioi«;ma, 475. 

 ErioHl<rinon, 'M. 

 ErilhaliH, 743. 

 Erylhea, 325. 

 Erythrina, 475. 

 Eryllirochiton, .504. 

 Erythrophleum, 470. 

 EnYTiniOXTI,Af,'KAE, 492. 

 Erylhroxylum, 492. 

 Escallonia, 410. 

 E,scnbeckia, .504. 

 Esthetic influences, .34. 

 Esthetic principles, in arboriculture, 

 201. 



in felling, 202. 



in pruning, 202. 



in thinning, 2(J2. 



Euadenia, 400. 

 Eucalyptus, 633. 

 Euchre-sta, 476. 

 Eucommia, 418. 

 Eucommiaceae, 418. 

 Eucryphia, .506. 



ElTCRVPHlACEAE, 5%. 



Eugeissona, 325. 

 Eugenia, 635. 

 Eugenia, 635, 637, 638. 

 Eupatoriura, 7.55. 

 Euphorbia, 517. 



EUPHORBIACE.VE, 514. 



Euphoria, 539. 



Eupomatia, 401. 



Europe, acchmatization, 44. 



cinchona cultivation, 713. 



coffee cultivation, 729. 



collections, 27, 757. 



cultivation of fruit trees. 1.34. 



descriptive botany, 66, 757. 



diseases and injuries, 178, 757. 



diseases c^iused by fungi, 193. 



economic products, 269. 



education. 32. 



historj-, 33, 757. 



injuries caused by insects, ISS. 757. 



manuals of arboriculture, 100, 757. 



miscellaneous publications on ar- 

 boriculture, 119. 



periodicals, 10, 757. 



pharmacopoeias, 247. 



street trees, 208. 



tea cultivation, 601. 



xiticulture, 551. 



Eurya, 596. 



Ewya, 597. 



Eurybia, 756. 



Eun,-coma, 508. 



Eur\-ops, 755. 



Euscaphis, 533. 



Eutacla. 297. 



Eulassa, 297. 



Eutaxia, 477. 



Euterpe. 325. 



Evergreen foliage, 205. 



Evergreen hedges, 214. 



Evergreens, planting of, 169. 



pruning of, ir3. 



Evodia, 504. 



