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SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUMES I-V 



■Central America, collections, III. 27. 



dendrography, IV. 78. 



descriptive botany, III. 63. 



economic products, III. 264. 



education, III. 32. 



forest descriptions, IV. 341. 



forest influences, IV. 46. 



forest laws, IV. 315. 



forest policy, IV. 272. 



forest products, IV. 398; V. xxxi.' 



forest protection, IV. 179. 



history, I. 80. 



injuries caused by insects. III. 188. 



individual noteworthy trees, I. 



295. 



manuals of arboriculture, III. 99. 



miscellaneous publications on ar- 

 boriculture, III. 118. 

 miscellaneous publications on silvi- 

 culture, IV. 113. 



periodicals, I. 7; III. 9. 



pharmacopoeias, III. 247. 



phenology, I. 222. 



phytography, I. 327, 631; V. 



xvm.' 



state forest administration, IV. 



288. 



■ timber trade, IV. 403. 



vernacular names, I. 72. 



viticulture. III. 551. 



Central American Republics, coffee cul- 

 tivation, III. 728. 



economic products, III. 265. 



forest descriptions, IV. 341. 



history, see Central America, I. 80. 



miscellaneous publications of ar- 

 boriculture, III. 118. 



periodicals, see Central America, 



1.7. 



phytography, I. 333. 



Central Asiatic Russia, miscellaneous 

 publications on arboriculture, III. 

 127. 



phytography, I. 456. 



see also Asiatic Russia. 



Centrandra, II. 446. 



Centroclinium, II. 862. 



Centrolobium, II. 345; III. 471; IV. 



521. 

 Centronia, II. 636. 

 Centropogon, II. 845. 

 Centrosema, II. 345. 

 Centrosolenia, II. 794; III. 708. 

 Centrostemma, II. 739. 

 Cephaelis, II. 810. 

 Cephaelis, II. 827; III. 746. 

 Cephalanthus, II. 811; III. 711. 

 Cephalocereus, II. 591; III. 620; V. 



XXVII.' 



Cephalocroton, II. 438. 

 Cephalocroton, II. 436. 

 Cephalotaxus, II. 8; III. 287. 

 Cephalotomandra, II. 191. 

 Ceradia, II. 862; III. 756. 

 Ceraseidos, II. 270. 

 Cerasus, II. 270; III. 430; IV. 520. 

 Ceratephorus, II. 699. 

 Ceratiola, II. 453. 

 Ceratolobus, II. 68. 

 Ceratonia, II. 345; III. 471. 

 Ceratopetalura, II. 250; III. 416, by 



error also 415. 

 Ceraiophorus, II. 699; III. 669. 

 Ceratopyxis, II. 811. 

 Ceratosepalum, II. 512. 

 Ceratosepahmi, II. 576. 

 Ceratostema, ll. 684. 

 Ceratozamia, II. 4; III. 284. 

 Cerbera, II. 725; III. 687. 

 Cerbera, II. 727, 729, 732, 733; III. 691. 

 Cercidiphyllaceae, II. 195; III. 388. 

 Cercidiphyllum, II. 195; III. 388. 

 Cercidium, II. 345. 

 Cercidium, II. 376. 



Cercis, II. 345; III. 472. 



Cercocarpus, II. 258. 



Cercodia, II. 646. 



Cercopetalura, II. 232. 



Cereus, II. 589; III. 620. 



Cereus, II. 591, 593, 597, 598; III. 620, 

 622, 625, 626. 



Ceriops, II. 613; III. 632. 



Ceropegia, II. 736; III. 692. 



Ceroxylon, II. 66; III. 321. 



Ceroxylon, II. 69. 



Cervantesia, II. 168. 



Cespedesia, II. 544; III. 596. 



Cestrum, II. 770; III. 699. 



Oestrum, II. 722, 774. 



Ceylon, economic products, III. 279. 



forest products, IV. 401. 



phytography, I. 476; V. xxiii.^ 



see also British India. 



Chadsia, II. 345. 



Chacnestcs, II. 772. 



Chaenomeles, II. 258; III. 419. 



Chaenopleura, II. 640. 



Chaenostoma, II. 780; III. 702. 



Chaetacanthus, II. 798. 



Chaetachme, II. 142. 



Chaetaea, II. 532. 



Chaetoca'yx, II. 345. 



Chaetocarpus, II. 438. 



Chaetogastra, II. 641; III. 639. 



Chaetolepis, II. 636. 



C'kaetoptclea, II. 142. 



Chaetostoma, II. 636. 



Chaetosus, II. 725. 



Chaetothylax, II. 798. 



Chailletia, II. 4S2. 



Chalepoa, II. 247. 



Chalepophyllum, II. 811. 



Chamaebatia,_II. 259; 111.420. 



Chamaehatiaria, see Sorbaria. 



Chamaebuxus, II. 430. 



Chamaecerasus, II. 835; III. 749. 



Chamaecyparis, II. 28; III. 300; IV. 

 448. 



Chamaedaphne, II. 662; III. 649. 



Chamaedorea, II. 66; III. 321. 



Chamaedorea, II. 71. 



Chamaelaucium, II. 622. 

 Chamaemeles, II. 259. 

 Chamaemeles, II. 269. 

 Chamaeranthemum, III. 709. 

 Chamaerops, II. 66; III. 322; IV. 485. 

 Chamaerops, II. 64, 7% 75; III. 319, 331. 

 Chamelaucium, II. 622, 634. 

 Chamissoa, II. 189. 

 Champereia, II. 170. 

 Change of volume in timber, IV. 411. 

 Chapehera, II. 811. 

 Charcoal, IV. 431. 



manufacture of, IV. 393. 



Charianthus, II. 636. 



Charidion, II. 544. 



Chariessa, II. 474. 



Charlwoodia, II. 79; III. 334. 



Charpentiera, II. 189. 



Charpentiera, II. 825. 



Chasalia, II. 811. 



Chasmanthera, II. 206. 



Chasseloupia, II. 703. 



Chastenaea, II. 636. 



Chatham Islands, see New Zealand, 



I. 506. 

 Chaidmoogra, II. 571 ; III. 614. 

 Chaunochiton, II. 170. 

 Chaunostoma, II. 763. 

 Chavannesia, II. 734; III. 691. 

 Chavica, II. 93; III. 342. 

 Cheiranthera, II. 247; III. 415. 

 Cheiranthus, II. 234. 

 Cheiranihus, II. 234. 

 Cheirodendron, II. 648. 

 Cheirostemon, II. 532; III. 590. 

 Chelonecarya, II. 475. 

 Chelonespermum, II. 697. 



Chemical extracts, IV. 432, 558. 

 Chemistry, III. 36; IV. 60. 



physiological, I. 150, 525; IV. 63, 



543. 

 Chenolea, II. 187. 

 Chenopodiaceae, II. 186; III. 387; IV. 



519. 

 Chenopodium, II. 188. 

 Cherries, III. 431. 

 Chersodoma, II. 854. 

 Cheynia, II. 620. 

 Chibaca, II. 223. 

 Chichaea, II. 538. 

 Chickrassia, II. 420. 

 Chile, botanic gardens, see South Amer- 

 ica, I. 39. 



descriptive botany. III. 65. 



economic products. III. 269. 



forest descriptions, IV. 342. 



galls, see South America, I. 214. 



individual noteworthy trees, see 



South America, I. 295. 

 miscellaneous publications on ar- 

 boriculture, III. 119. 



periodicals, see South America, I. 7. 



phytography, I. 345; V. xviii.^ 



reproductive interrelations, see 



South America, I. 239. 

 vernacular names, see South Amer- 

 ica, I. 72, 522. 

 Chileranthemum, II. 798. 

 Chilianthus, II. 718. 

 Chiliophyllum, II. 854. 

 Chiliotrichum, II. 854. 

 Chilocalyx, II. 399. 

 Chilocarpus, II. 725. 

 Chilodia, II. 765. 

 Chilopsis, II. 787; III. 706. 

 Chimaphila, II. 657. 

 Chimonanthus, II, 214; III, 401. 

 China, afforestation, IV. 168. 



bibliography, see Asia, I. 4. 



botanic gardens, I. 66. 



dendrography, IV. 87. 



descriptive botany. III. 91. 



economic products. III. 272. 



forest devastation, IV. 283. 



forest products, IV. 399, 557. 



history, see Asia, I. 81 ; V. x.' 



individual noteworthy trees, see 



Asia, I. 298. 



manuals of arboriculture. III. 116. 



miscellaneous publications on ar- 

 boriculture, III. 127. 



periodicals, I. 28; IV. 16. 



pharmacopoeias, III. 256. 



phytography, I. 457, 536; V. 



XXIII.2 



tea cultivation. III. 601. 



timber trade, IV. 407. 



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



Chinchona, see Cinchona. 

 Chiococca, II. 811; III. 711. 

 Chiococca, III. 743. 

 Chiogenes, II. 662; III. 649. 

 Chionanthus, II. 705; III. 671. 

 Chionanihus, II. 706, 712. 

 Chione, II. 811. 

 Chionothrix, II. 189. 

 Chionotria, II. 407. 

 Chiranthodendron, II. 532; III. 590. 

 Chiratia, II. 610. 

 Chirita, II. 794. 

 Chirocalyx, II. 356. 

 Chironia, II. 721; III. 685. 

 Chirostemon, see Cheirostemon. 

 Chisocheton, II. 420. 

 Chisocheton, II. 420. 

 Chitonia, II. 395. 

 Chlaenaceae, II. 511. 

 Chlanis, II. 572. 

 Chloanthes, II. 754. 

 Chloanthes, II. 760. 

 Chloranthaceae, II. 95; III. 343. 



