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SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUMES I-V 



Eliea, II. 554. 



EUiottia, II. 663. 



Ellipanthus, II. 317. 



Ellipeia, II. 217. 



Elsass-Lothringen, see Alsace-Lorraine. 



Elsholtzia, II. 763. 



Elutheria, II. 421. 



Elvasia, II. 544. 



Elytranthe, II. 174. 



Elytropus, II. 726. 



Embelia, II. 693; III. 666. 



Embelia, II. 473, 694, 695. 



Emblematic botany, 1. 515, 536; V. xxv.^ 



Embothrium, II. 160; III. 382; V. 



XXVI.' 



Embothrium, II. 160, 162, 167. 



Embryogonia, II. 616, 6l7. 



Embryology, I. 121, 524. 



Em^orhiza, II. 816. 



Emerus, II. 347. 



Eminia, II. 355. 



Emmenanthus, II. 393. 



Emmenopterys, II. 816. 



Emmenosperma, II. 494. 



Emmenospermum, II. 494. 



Emmeorhiza, II. 816. 



Emmotum, II. 474. 



Emorya, II. 718. 



Empetraceae, II. 453; III. 523. 



Empetrum, II. 453; III. 523. 



Empetrum, II. 453. 



Empledocladus, see Prunus, II. 270. 



Empleurum, II. 405; III. 504. 



Employees, IV. 310, 554. 



Empogona, II. 816. 



Enantia, II. 217. 



Encelia, II. 856. 



Encentrus, II. 469. 



Encephalartos, II. 5; III. 285. 



Encephalarloa, II. 6. 



Enckidium, II. 452. 



Enchylaena, II. 188. 



Enckea, II. 93. 



Eficliandra, II. 643. 



Enclosures in trees, I. 210, 528; V. 



XII.' 



Encomiums, I. 79, 522; V. ix.^ 



Encopea, II. 817. 



Encouraging the development of repro- 

 ductive organs, III. 174. 



Encouraging the maturation of wood, 

 III. 174. 



Encyclopedias, III. 30; IV. 22. 



— — see aho Miscellaneous publica- 

 tions, I. 30, 520. 



Endespermum, II. 352. 



Endiandra, II. 225. 



Endlichera, II. 816. 



Endodesmia, II. 554. 



Endolasia, II. 823. 



Endoleuca, II. 860. 



Endospermum, II. 441. 



Endosteira, II. 513. 



Endrachium, II. 745. 



Endusa, II. 171. 



Energy, see. Physics of plant body, 1. 149. 



Engelhardtia, II. 112. 



Engineering, IV. 262, 551; V. xxx.^ 



England, forest descriptions, IV. 357; 

 V. XXXI. ^ 



see also British Islands. 



Engravers' wood, IV. 427. 



Enkianthus, II. 663; III. 649. 



Enkleia, II. 603. 



Enkyantkus, II. 663; III. 649. 



Enlnjlisla, II. 810. 



Entada, II. 355; III. 475. 



Entada. II. 376. 



Entandrophragma, II. 421. 



Entelea, II. 513. 



Enterolobium, II. 356. 



Enterospermum, II. 816. 



Enlrecasteauxia, II. 771. 



Environment, see Ecology, I. 217, 528. 



Epacridaceae, II. 687; III. 664. 



Epacris, II. 688; III. 664. 



Epacris, II. 690; III. 665. 



Eperua, II. 356. 



Ephedra, II. 53: III. 312. 



Ephedranthus, II. 217. 



Ephedranthus, II. 217. 



Ephielis, II. 757. 



Ephippiandra, II. 221. 



Epicarpurus. II. 155. 



Epicharis, II. 420. 



Epicostorus, II. 269. 



Epigaea, II. 663; III. 649. 



Epigynium, II. 662, 684; III. 663. 



Epiphyllum, II. 593; III. 623. 



Epiphyllum, II. 597; III. 625, 626. 



Epiphytism, I. 234; IV. 73, 543. 



Episcia, II. 794; III. 708. 



Epithinia, II. 831. 



Eranthemum, II. 799; III. 709. 



Eranthemum, II. 801, 802; III. 710. 



Erblichia, II. 575. 



Ercilla, II. 192; III. 388. 



Ercilla, II. 193. 



Eremanthus, II. 856. 



Eremia, II. 663. 



Eremodendron, II. 805. 



Eremolepis, II. 174. 



Eremomastax, II. 799. 



Eremophila, II. 805; III. 710. 



Eremopyxis, II. 633. 



Eremosparton, II. 356. 



Eremothamnus, II. 856. 



Eriandrostachys, II. 486. 



Eribroma, II. 538. 



Erica, II. 663; III. 649; IV. 534. 



Erica:, II. 681, 662; III. 648; V. xxix.^ 



Ericaceae, II. 657; III. 646; IV. 534; V. 



XXVII,' spcix.- 

 EricineUa, II. 670. 

 Erigeron, II. 856. 

 Erigeron, II. 855, 868. 

 Erinacea, II. 356; III. 475. 

 Eriobotrya, II. 264; III. 423. 

 Eriocephalus, II. 8.56. 

 Eriococcus, III. 521. 

 Eriococcus, II. 449. 

 Eriocoma, II. 856; III. 755. 

 Eriodendron, II. 529; III. 589. 

 Eriodictyon, II. 747; III. 695. 

 Erioglossum, II. 486; III. 539. 

 Eriogonum, II. 185. 

 Eriogynia, II. 265. 

 Erioiobus, II. 264. 

 Eriope, II. 763. 

 Eriosema, II. 356; III. 475. 

 Eriosema, II. 381. 

 Eriostemon, II. 405; III. 504. 

 Eriostemon, II. 409, 510. 

 Erisma, II. 428. 

 Erismanthus, II. 441. 

 Erithalis, II. 816; III. 743. 

 Erithalis, II. 832. 

 Eritrichium, II. 750. 

 Ernodea, II. 816. 

 Erodendnmi, II. 165. 

 Erodium, II. 389. 



Erosion, protection from, IV. 184, 547. 

 Eroteum, II. 548. 

 Erycibe, II. 744. 

 Eryngium, II. 653. 

 Erythea, II. 68; III. 325. 

 Erythracanthus, II. 803. 

 Erythrina, II. 356; III. 475. 

 Erythrochilus, see Erylhrochylus, II. 438. 

 Erythrochiton, II. 406; III. 504. 

 Erythrochiton, II. 550. 

 Erythrochlamys, II, 763. 

 Erythrochyliis, II. 438. 

 Erythrococea, II. 441. 

 Erythropalum, II. 171. 

 Erythrophila, li. 486. 

 Erythroplileum, II. 358; III. 476; V. 



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Erythrophysa, II. 486. 

 Erythropyxis, II. 540. 

 Erythrospermura, II. 570. 

 Eri/lliroslonon, II. 338. 

 ETylhraxttiima, II. 317. 

 Erythroxylaceae, II. 394; III. 492. 

 Erythroxylum, II. 394; III. 492. 

 Escallonia, II. 239; III. 410. 

 Eschweilera, II. 612. 

 Eschweilera, II. 648. 

 Esenbeclda, II. 406; III. 504. 

 Espadaea, II. 771. 

 Espeletia, II. 856. 

 Eslerhazia, II. 780. 

 Esterhazya, II. 780. 

 Esthetic botany, I. 516, 536; V. xxv.= 

 Esthetic influences. III. 34; IV. 55, 542. 

 Esthetic principles, in arboriculture, UI. 



201. 



in silviculture, IV. 136. 



Etaballia, II. 358. 



Ethic influences of forests, IV. 55, 542. 

 Ethnobotany, I. 511, 536; V. xxiv.^ 

 Etymology of botanical names, I. 76; 



V. 1X.2 



of forest terms, IV. 23. 



of vernacular names, I. 71, 522. 



Euadenia, II. 232; III. 409. 

 Eucalyptus, II. 622, 874; III. 633; IV. 



529. 

 Euchaetis, II. 406. 

 Euckilus, II. 380. 

 Euchresta, II. 358; III. 476. 

 Euclea, II. 702. 

 Eucommia, III. 418. 

 Eucomraiaceae, II. 254; III. 418. 

 Eucryphia, II. 544; III. 596. 

 Eucryphiaceae, II. 544; III. 596. 

 Eudesmia, II. 622. 

 Eugeissona, II. 68; III. 325. 

 Eugenia, II. 625; III. 635. 

 Eugenia, II. 627, 631, 633, 634, 639; III. 



635, 637, 638; V. xxvii.' 

 Eukylista, II. 810. 

 Eulychnia, II. 589. 

 Euonj'mus, see Evonymus. 

 Euonymus, II. 467. 

 Euosma, II. 719. 

 Eupatorium, II. 856; III. 755. 

 Eupalorium, II. 853, 855. 

 Euphorbia, II. 441; III. 517. 

 Euphorbia, II. 448. 

 Euphorbiaceae, II. 433; III. 514; V. 



XXVI. 2 



Euphoria, II. 488. 



Euphoria, II. 484, 487; III. 539. 



Euphorianthus, II. 486. 



Euplassa, II. 160. 



Eupomatia, II. 217; III. 401. 



Euptelea, II. 194. 



Europe, acclimatization. III. 44. 



administration of private forests, 



IV. 308, 554. 



afforestation, IV. 155, 546; V. 



XXX.- 



arbor day, IV. 42, 541. 



bibliography, I. 3, 519. 



botanic gardens, I. 40, 521; V. 



VIII.' 



cinchona cultivation, III. 713. 



coffee cultivation, III. 729. 



collections. III. 27, 757. 



cultivation of exotic trees, IV. 125, 



545. 

 —. — cultivation of fruit trees. III. 134; 



V. XXVIII.' 



dendrography, IV. 78, 544; V. xxx.' 



descriptive botany. III. 66, 757; 



V. XXVIII.' 



diseases and injuries. III. 178, 757. 



diseases caused by fungi. III. 193. 



economic products. III. 269. 



education, III. 32. 



erosion, IV. 184, 547. 



