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MAINE STATE COLLEGE 



APPLES. 



Abbreviations used.— Size,—], large; m, medium; s, small. Form,— v c, round - 

 ish-conical; r ob, roundish-oblate; r, roundish. Color,— y r, yellow and red; r s, 

 red striped; g y, greenish yellow; rus, russeted; y rus, yellow and russet. Qual- 

 ity,— g, good; v g, very good; b, best. Use,—V, family use; K M, kitchen and 

 market; F M, family and market. Season,— S, summer; E A, early autumn; L A r 

 late autumn; W, [winter. Origiri, — usual abbreviations for names of countries. 



Names. 



Description. 



Value. 



Alexander — 



August 



Autumn 



Bailey Sweet , 

 Baldwin 



Beauty of Kent. 



Ben Davis 



Benoni 



Black Oxford ... 

 Bloom 



11 Blue Pearmain 



12 Bullock, American Golden Russett 



13 Canada Baldwin 



14 Chenango (Strawberry), Sherwood 

 Favorite 



Cole Quince 



Colton 



Cooper Market 



Danvers Sweet, Danrers Winter. 

 Dudley Winter 



Dyer, Pomme Royal 



Early Harvest 



Early Scarlet 



Early Strawberry Bed Jun eating 



English Russett, PoughJceepsie Pus 

 sett 



Esopus Spitzenburj 



Fallawater 



Fall Harvey 



Fall Jenneting 



Fall Pippin 



Fall Queen, Baas, Gros Pommier. 



Fameus, Snow Apple 



Foundling 



Garden Royal 



Garden Sweet 



Gideon 



Golden Russet of Western N. 



Golden Sweet 



Granite (Beauty) 



Gravenstein 



Grimes Golden 



Hay ford Sweet 



High Top Sweet, Sweet June 



Hubbardston, Hubbardston Nonesuch 



r c 



r ob 



r c 



r c 

 ob 



ob c 



r ob 



r c 

 r ob 

 r ob 



r ob 



r ob 

 fl 



r ob 

 ob c 

 r ob 

 r ob 

 r c 



r ob 



r ob 



r ob 



r c 



K M 



E A 



Rus. 



yt 



V g 



F M 



F M 



K M 



K M 



F M 



L A 

 W 



L A 

 W 



S 



Am. 

 Am. 



Eng. 

 Am. 

 Am. 



y rus 

 r 



gr 



gy 



M 



F M 



v g 



F M 

 F M 



W 

 W 



w 



E A 

 W 



Am. 

 Can. 



Am. 

 Am. 



yr 

 gy 



yi' 



gy 



gy 



v g 



M 



F M 

 F M 



F 

 F M 



W 

 W 

 W 



E A 



S 



Am. 

 Am. 

 Am. 



F. 



Am. 



v g 



y rus 



yr 

 gy 

 gy 

 gy 



gy 

 yr 



r s 



yr 

 yr 



yr 



y rus 



gy 



yr 



yr 



gy 

 yr 

 gy 

 y r 



F M 



F M 

 M 

 M 

 M 



F M 

 F M 

 F M 



F 



F 



K M 



W 



W 

 W 



L A 

 E A 



L A 

 A 

 W 



A 



S 



Eng. 



Am. 

 Am. 

 Am. 

 Am. 



Am. 

 Am. 

 F. 

 Am. 

 Am. 



Am. 



v g 



F M 



F M 



F M 



F M 



F 



F M 



F M 



F M 



W 



S 



w 



L A 

 W 

 W 



S 



w 



Am. 

 Am. 



Ger. 

 Am. 

 Am. 

 Am. 



Am. 



7, valuable for distant market; worthless for home use. 12, 24 and 36 are of ten 

 confounded; 36 is the variety most commonly met. 26, handsome, but coarse 

 and of inferior quality in this climate. 39, one of the most valuable autumn varie- 

 ties. 



