SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUMES I-V 



995 



Periodicity of growth, 1. 191, 527; V. xii.i 



Periomphale, II. 795. 



Peripeplus, II. 826. 



Periploca, II. 741; III. 694. 



Periploca, II. 737; III. 693. 



Periptera, II. 521. 



Peristrophe, II. 802; III. 709. 



Perithrix, II. 736. 



Pernettya, II. 674; III. 653. 



Perojoa, II. 689. 



Peronema, II. 759. 



Perrottetia, II. 470. 



Persea, II. 227; III. 407; IV. 520. 



Persea, II. 225, 226. 



Persia, economic products, III. 279. 



miscellaneous publications on ar- 

 boriculture, III. 130. 



phytography, I. 477; V. xxiv.' 



Persica, 11. 270; III. 430. 



Persoonia, II. 165. 



Persoonia, II. 419; III. 511. 



Pertya, II. 863. 



Peru, descriptive botany. III. 64. 



economic products. III. 268. 



history, see South America, I. 80. 



miscellaneous publications on ar- 

 boriculture, III. 118. 



• phytography, I. 340. 



Perymenium, II. 863. 



Peschiera, II. 732; III. 690. 



Petalacte, II. 863. 



Petalactella, II. 863. 



Petalidium, II. 802. 



Petalinia, II. 171. 



Petalonyx, II. 583. 



Petalopogon, II. 495. 



Petalosiemon, II. 352. 



Petalostigma, II. 448. 



Petalostylis, II. 376. 



Petals, see Perianth, I. 115. 



Petastoma, II. 790. 



Petersia, II. 230. 



Pelesia, II. 820, 830. 



Petiole, I. 112. 



Petiveria, II. 193. 



Petraea, II. 760. 



Petraeovitex, 11. 760. 



Petrea, II. 760; III. 697. 



Petrobium, II. 863. 



Pelrocarya, II. 269. 



Petrophila, II. 165 



Petrophila, II. 163 



Petteria, II. 376; III. 483. 



Petunga, II. 826. 



Peucedanum, II. 653. 



Peucephyllum, II. 863. 



Peumus, II. 222; III. 403. 



Phacellaria, II. 169. 



Phaeanthus, II. 218. 



Phaedranthus, II. 790; III. 707. 



Phaenocoma, II. 863. 



Phaeocephalus, II. 863. 



Phaeoneuron, II. 641. 



Phaeoptilon, II. 191. 



Phaeoptilum, II. 191. 



Phagnalon, II. 863. 



Phaleria, II. 604; III. 628. 



Phanera, II. 334. 



Pharmacognosy, III. 257; V. xxviii.^ 



manuals, III. 257, 758. 



Pharmacology, III. 257; V. xxviii.^ 



manuals, III. 257. 



Pharmacopoeias, III. 245, 758. 



Pharmacosycea, II. 148. 



Pharnaceum, II. 194. 



Phaulothamnus, II. 193. 



Phebalium, II. 409. 



Phebalium, II. 399. 



PheUine, II. 465. 



Phellodendron, II. 409; III. 504; IV. 

 524 



Phenax, II. 157. 



Phenology, I. 220, 528; V. xii.2 



Phenomenology, see Phenology. 



Pherosphaera, II. 9. 



Phialanthus, II. 826. 



Philadelphus, II. 241; III. 413. 



Philadelphus, II. 628. 



Philageria, II. 84. 



Philagonia, II. 406. 



Philesia, II. 84; III. 337. 



Philetaeria, II. 563. 



Philibertia, 11.742. 



Philippia, II. 675. ■ 



Philippine Islands, coffee cultivation, 

 III. 729. 



dendrographj% IV. 87, 544. 



descriptive botany. III. 91. 



economic products, III. 273. 



exhibitions, IV. 21, 540. 



forest descriptions, IV. 376, 556. 



forest fires, IV. 547. 



forest products, IV. 399. 



miscellaneous publications on ar- 

 boriculture, III. 127. 



phytography, I. 463. 



state forest administration, IV. 



294, 554. 



textbool:s and manuals of forestry, 



rV. 100. 



timber trade, IV. 407. 



Philippodendrum, II. 526. 



Phillipsia, II. 803. 



PhilljTea, II. 714; III. 680. 



Philomeda, II. .545. 



Philosophy, I. 79, 522; V. ix.= 



and principles of forestry, IV. 56, 



542. 



Philotheca, II. 409. 



Phitopis, II. 826. 



Phlehocalymna, II. 474. 



Phlebolithis, II. 700. 



Phlebophyllum, II. 803. • 



Pklebotaenia, II. 430. 



Phloga, II. 72. 



Phlogacanthus, II. 802. 



Phlomis, II. 764. 



Phlomis, II. 764. 



Phlox, II. 747. 



Phlyarodoxa, II. 711. 



Phoberos, II. 573. 



Phocea, II. 470. 



Phoebe, II. 227; IV. 520. 



Phoebe, II. 224. 



Phoenicophorium, II. 72; III. 328. 



Phoenicospermum, II. 511. 



Phoenix, II. 72; III. 328; IV. 485. 



Pholidia, II. 807. 



Pholidocarpus, II. 73. 



Phoradendron, II. 177; III. 385. 



Phornothamnus, II. 641. 



Photinia, II. 269, 872; III. 430. 



Photosynthesis, I. 172. 



Phoxanthus, II. 491. 



Phrodus, II. 774. 



Phrj'ganocydia, II. 790. 



Phthirusa, II. 177. 



Phygelius, II. 782; III. 703. 



Phvlacium, II. 376. 



Phylica, II. 495; III. 542. 



Phylica, II. 251, 252. 



Phyllacanthus, II. 826. 



Phyllagathis, II. 641; III. 639. 



Phyllanthodendron, II. 449. 



Phyllanthus, II. 449; III. 521. 



Phylla7itMis, II. 436, 444. 



Phyllarthron, II. 790. 



Phyllis, II. 826. 



Phyllobotryum, II. 572. 



Phyllocactus, II. 597; III. 625. 



Phyllocalyx, II. 625. 



Phyllochlamys, II. 155. 



Phyllocladus, II. 9; III. 287. 



Phylloclinium, II. 573. 



Phyllocosmus, II. 393. 



Phyllodoce, II. 675; III. 653. 



Phylloma, II. 84. 



Phyllonoma, II. 242. 



Phyllostachys, II. 60; III. 316. 



Phyllostylon, II. 142. 



Phyllota, II. 376. 



Phyllola, II. 380. 



Phyllotaxy, I. 102. 



Phylloxera, III. 564, 758. 



Phylloxylon, II. 376. 



Phylogeny, I. 249, 529. 



Phymalanthus, II. 389. 



Physalis, II. 773, 778. 



Phrjsanthemwm, II. 232. 



Physena, II. 573. 



Physetobasis, II. 726. 



PhysiantJms, II. 736, 742; III. 692. 



Physical and technical properties of 

 timber, IV. 407. 



Physics, III. 36; IV, 59. 



of plant body, I. 149; V. xi.^ 



Physiological chemistrj^, I. 150, 525: 

 V. XI.2 



Physiology, I. 146, 525; III. 37; IV. 63, 

 543; V. xi.i 



of chlorophvll, I. 140, 525. 



of starch, I. 139, 525. 



Physocalyciimi, II. 235. 



Physocalymma, II. 610; III. 630. 



Physocalymna, see Physocalymma. 



Physocalyx, II. 782. 



Physocarpus, II. 269; III. 430. 



Physodium, II. 536. 



Physolobium, II. 366. 



Physopodium, II. 610. 



Phvsopsis, II. 760. 



Phvsostelma, II. 742. 



Phvsostigma, II. 376; III. ^.8Z. 



Phytelephas, II. 73; III. 330; IV. 485. 



Phytocrene, II. 475. 



Pnytogeography, see Geographical dis- 

 tribution, I. 298, 531, also Dissemina- 

 tion, I. 240, and Migration, I. 240. 



ecological, I. 217, 528; V. xii.' 



Phytography, I. 250, .529; V. xii.« 



.see also Dendrography and Descrip- 

 tive botany. 



Phytolacca, 11. 193; III. 388; IV. 519. 



Phytolaccaceae, II. 192; III. 388; IV. 

 519. 



Picea, II. 33, 871; III. 305; IV. 452, 558; 

 V. xxx.11.^ 



Picea, II. 21, 53; III. 295; IV. 444. 



Pickeringia, II. 376; in. 484. 



Pickerinfjia, II. 692. 



Picraena, II. 415; III. 508. 



Picralima, II. 730. 



Picramnia, II. 414; III. .508. 



Picrasma, II. 415; III. 508. 



Picrella, II. 415. 



Picrodendron, II. 415. 



Picrolemma, II. 415; III. 508. 



Picrolemna, see Picrolemma,. 



Pictetia, II. 376. 



Pierardia, II. 437. 



Pieris, II. 675; III. 653. 



Pierotia, II. 393. 



Pierrea, II. 560. 



Pierrea, II. 571. 



Pigafettia, III. 330. 



Pilea, II. 157. 



Pileanthus, II. 632. 



Pileostegia, II. 242. 



Pileostegia, II. 462. 



Pileostigma, II. 334. 



Piliocalyx, II. 632. 



Pilocarpus, II. 409; III. 504. 



Pilocereus, II. 598; III. 626; V. xxvii.i 



Pilocereus, II. 591 ; III. 620. 



Pilophora, II. 71. 



Pimelandra, II. 692. 



Pimelea, II. 605; III. 628. 



Pimeleodendron, II. 450. 



Pimelodendron, II. 4.50. 



Pimenta, II. 632; III. 637. 



Pimentelia, II. 826. 



Pimia, II. 537. 



