966 



SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUMES I-V 



Argentina, periodicals, see South Amer- 

 ica, I. 7, 519. 



phytography, I. 344; V. xviii.^ 



Argithamnia, II. 437. 



Argophj'Uum, II. 237. 



Argylia, II. 785. 



Argyranthemum, II. 854. 



Argyreia, II. 744; III. 694. 



Argyrolobium, II. 333. 



Argyrotha-inniAi, II. 437. 



Aria, II. 311. 



Aricuryroba, II. 67. 



Ariocarpus, II. 589; III. 620. 



Aristolochia, II. 181; III. 385. 



Aristolochiaceae, II. 180. 872; III. 385. 



Aristotelia, II. 509; III. 584. 



Arizona, see United States, Western. 



Arkansas, see United States, Western. 



Armeniaca, II. 270; III. 430. 



Armeniaslrum, II. 771. 



Aroniadendron, II. 213. 



Aronia, III. 419. 



Aronia, II. 257, 311. 



Arouna, II. 354. 



Arrabidaea, II. 785; III. 705. 



Arrest of growth, I. 191, 527. 



Arrudea, II. 554. 



Artabotrys, II. 216; III. 401. 



Artanthe, II. 93; III. 342. 



Artemisia, II. 851 ; III. 754. 



Arthroclianthus, II. 333. 



Arthrocnemum, II. 187. 



Arthrophyllum, II. 648. 



Arthrosolen, II. 603. 



Arthrosprion, II. 322. 



Arthrostemma, II. 636. 



Arthrostemma, II. 640, 641. 



Arthroslylidium, II. 59. 



Arlhrolaxis, II. 26. 



Artificial selection. III. 50; see Evolu- 

 tion of cultivated plants, I. 243, 529. 



Artocarpaceae, see Moraceae. 



Artocarpus, II. 146; III. 367; IV. 519. 



Ariiba, II. 398. 



Arundinaria, II. 58; III. 315. 



Arundo, II. 59. 



Arytera, II. 484. 



Asaemia, II. 852. 



Asagraea, II. 352. 



Ascarina, II. 95. 



Ascium, II. 546. 



Asclepiadaceae, II. 735; III. 692. 



Asclepias, II. 736; III. 692. 



Asclepias, II. 736, 738, 740; III. 692, 

 693. 



Ascyrum, II. 553. 



Asemnantha, II. 809. 



Asia, acclimatization, III. 50. 



• afforestation, IV. 168. 



arbor day, IV. 42. 



bibliography, I. 4. 



botanic gardens, I. 66, 522; V. ix.' 



cinchona cultivation. III. 713. 



collections. III. 29. 



cultivation of fruit trees, III. 147. 



dendrography, IV. 87, 544. 



descriptive botany. III. 91. 



diseases and injuries. III. 180. 



diseases caused by fungi, III. 195. 



economic products, III. 272. 



■ erosion, IV. 188. 



■ exhibitions, IV. 21, 540; V. xxrx.^ 



■ financial results of forest manage- 

 ment, IV. 262. 



forest descriptions, IV. 375, 556; V. 



XXXI. = 



■ forest devastation, IV. 283. 



forest exploitation, IV. 383. 



forest fires, IV. 184, 547. 



forest influences, IV. 48. 



forest laws, IV. 332. 



forest management, IV. 250. 



forest policy, IV. 279. 



forest products, IV. 399, 557. 



Asia, forest protection, IV. 181. 



■ forest regulations, IV. 307. 



forest schools, IV. 37, 541. 



forest servitudes, IV. 335. 



history, 1.81; III. 33; IV. 28; V. 



x.i 



individual noteworthy trees, I. 



298. 



injuries caused by insects, III. 192. 



insects, IV. 210, 550. 



manuals of arboriculture. III. 116. 



miscellaneous publications on arbo- 

 riculture, III. 127. 



miscellaneous pubhcations on silvi- 

 culture, IV. 124. 



periodicals, I. 28; III. 26, 757; IV. 



16, 539. 



pharmacopoeias, III. 256. 



phytography, I. 452, 536; V. 



XXIII.' 



silviculture and pasturing, IV. 136. 



state forest administration, IV. 



294, 554. 



• street trees. III. 211. 



taxes and tariffs, IV. 285. 



tea cultivation. III. 601. 



textbooks and manuals of forestry, 



IV. 100. 



textbooks and manuals of silvicul- 

 ture, IV. 111. 



■ timber trade, IV. 407. 



vernacular names, I. 75; V. ix.^ 



viticulture, III. 559. 



Western, dendrography, IV. 89; 



forest influences, IV. 49; phytogra- 

 phy, see Asiatic Turkey and Arabia, 

 I. 477, 536, also Persia, Afghanistan, 

 Baluchistan and Pamir, I. 477; ver- 

 nacular names, I. 76. 



Asiatic Russia, afforestation, IV. 168. 



descriptive botany, III. 91. 



• — — forest descriptions, IV. 376. 



forest devastation, IV. 283. 



forest influences, IV. 48. 



Asiatic Turkey, afforestation, IV. 168. 



descriptive botany. III. 93. 



economic products. III. 279. 



miscellaneous publications on ar- 

 boriculture, III. 130. 



phytography, 1.477, 535; V. xxiv.' 



vernacular names, see Western Asia, 



1.76. 



see also Asia, Western. 



Asimina, II. 216; III. 401. 



Asiphonia, II. 181. 



Aspalathus, II. 333. 



Asparagus, II. 79. ^ 



Asperifoltaceae, see Borraginaceae. 



Asperula, II. 809. 



Aspicarpa, II. 424. 



Aspidandra, II. 437. 



Aspidopterys, II. 424. 



Aspidopterys, II. 425. 



Aspidosperma, II. 724; III. 686; TV. 

 536. 



Aspidospermum, II. 724. 



Aspidosiigma, II. 411. 



Assam, phytography, I. 475. 



Associations, forestry, IV. 39, 541. 



publications of, see Periodicals, IV. 



3, 539. 



reports of and notes on, see Meas- 

 ures promoting silviculture, IV. 39; 

 see also Publications relating to officers 

 and employees, IV. 310. 



AssjTia, history, see Asia, I. 81. 



see also Persia. 



Astelma, II. 859. 



Astemon, II. 763. 



Astephanocarpa, II. 852. 



Astephanus, II. 736. 



Aster, II. 852. 



Askr, II. 855, 857, 858, 860, 861; III. 

 756. 



Asteranthos, II. 611. 



Asteriscium, II. 653. 



Asterochiton, II. 539. 



Asterolasia, II. 399. 



Asteropeia, II. 548. 



Asterotrichion, II. 526. 



Astianthus, II. 785. 



Astiria, II. 532; III. 590. 



Astragalus, II. 333; III. 467. 



Asiranthus, II. 571. 



Astrapaea, II. 533; III. 591. 



Astrocaryum, II. 64; III. 320. 



Aslrocaryum, II. 72. 



Aslroloma, II. 690; III. 665. 



Astronia, II. 636. 



Astronidium, II. 636. 



Astronium, II. 455. 



Astrophyllum, II. 399. 



Astrophylum, II. 591; III. 622. 



Astropus, II. 539. 



Astrostemma, II. 736. 



Astrotricha, II. 648. 



Astyria, III. 590. 



Asystasia, II. 797; III. 709. 



Atalantia, II. 399; III. 495. 



Atalaya, II. 484. 



Atamisquea, II. 229. 



Alelandra, II. 490, 763. 



Ateleia, II. 334. 



Athanasia, II. 852. 



Atherolepis, II. 736. 



Atherosperma, III. 403. 



Athrixia, II. 852. 



Athroostachys, II. 59. 



Athrotaxis, II. 26; III. 299. 



Athrotaxis, II. 9. 



Atlantic Islands, afforestation, IV. 169. 



botanic gardens, see Canary Islands, 



1.69. 



economic products. III. 282. 



— — (Madeira) phenology, I. 228. 

 phytography, see Azores, etc., 1. 496, 



536, and. South Atlantic Islands, I. 498. 



(Madeira) vernacular names, I. 76. 



Atmospheric influences, I. 233; V. xii.^ 



Atmospheric relations, III. 42. 



Atractogjme, II. 809. 



Atractylis, II. 860. 



Atragene, II. 195; III. 388. 



Atraphaxis, II. 184; III. 387. 



Atriplex, II. 187; III. 387. 



Atropa, II. 768, 771, 772, 774. ■ 



AtTutegia, II. 217. 



Attalea, II. 64; III. 320. 



Altalea, III. 327. 



Atylosia, II. 341. 



Auberiia, II. 406, 411. ' 



Aubktia, II. 495, 512. 



Aubrya, II. 393. 



Aucoumea, II. 416. 



Aucuba, II. 654; III. 644. 



Aucubaephyllum , II. 819. 



Audibertia, II. 765. 



Audouinia, II. 251. 



Augusta, II. 809. 



Augusta, II. 866. 



Aukland Islands, see New Zealand, I. 



506. 

 Aulacocalyx, II. 809. 

 Aulacophyllum, III. 286. 

 Aulacosligma, II. 392. 

 Aulax, II. 159. 

 Aulomyrda, II. 631. 

 Aulonemia, II. 59. 

 Aurantiaceae, see Rutaceae. 

 Australasia, acclimatization. III. 50. 



afforestation, IV. 169. 



arbor day, IV. 42. 



botanic gardens, I. 69, 522; V. IX.* 



cinchona cultivation. III. 717. 



coffee cultivation, III. 733. 



cultivation of fruit trees. III. 147. 



dendrography, IV. 89. 



descriptive botany. III. 93. 



