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@r&rut[d^ 



©ittfamenlojj^ig, a. monocoty- 

 ledonous. 



(Sinfd^lng, m. product of cutting, 

 yield from felling. 



©infd^lagen, v. t. (^pflangen) to 

 heel in, to bed in earth. 



©infc^nitt, m. V. SlBtrag. 



©inteniltig, a. curved. 



©in c^otieii, v. t. V. ein'^agcn. 



Sinf^jrengen, v. t to mix by single 

 individuals, to admix,to mingle, 

 to intermingle. 



(Sinftufen, v. t. to dibble. 



(Sinftuisen, v. t. to cut back. 



(glnjaunen, v. t. to fence. 



©njaunung, f. fencing. 



etnselpfeerei, f. V. S;rtft. 



©inselttttfdjung, f. mixture by 

 single trees. 



@tnjeH)f(an3ung, f. planting by 

 single trees. 



(Stnselftonb, m. scattering stand of 

 single trees. 



(Sinjelfte'^cnb, a. scattering, iso- 

 lated, in single trees, in 

 scattered individuals, stragg- 

 ling. 



Ginjietjen, v. t. (©eleife) to level 

 in (ruts). 



©injugSgcBtet, w. catchment-area. 



StSBruc^, m. ice-breai:. 



(Sifenfio^nfd^WeEe, f. railroad-slee- 

 per, tie, cross-tie. 



(StSHuft, f. V. Sroftrife. 



©iSHflftig, a. frost-cleft. 



(Sitoeifi, n. albumen. 



®iJDei|i^aIttg, a. albuminous. 



©lafttcttat, f. elasticity. 



©iSBeere, f. V. (SBeref^e. 



SmBrljo, m. embryo. 



Gmor^leidie, f. (Querens Emoryi 

 Torr.) Emory oak. 



(SnbI)teB, m. final cutting, re- 

 moval. 



(Snbfloij, «». top-log. 



(Snblnofte, f. terminal bud, end- 

 bud. 



(Snbof^jerttt, n. endosperm. 



©ngetmonnSfic^te, f. (Picea Engel- 

 manni EngeHm.) Engelmann 

 spruce, white spruce. 



(Sngerltng, m. larva of cockchafer. 



Sngrtngig, a narrow-ringed, nar- 

 row-zoned. 



©ntfiften, v. t. to lop, to trim. 



©ntBIattevn, v. t. V. entlouben. 



©ntfiW^t, a. denuded. 



©ntenfang, m. duck-decoy. 



©ntfliigeln, v. t. to sever the 

 wings from the seed. 



(Snt[au6cn, v. t. to defoliate. 



(Stttlaubt, a. defoliated, leafless. 



(SntlouBung, f. defoliation. 



(Sntrtnben, v. t. to bark, to peel. 



©ntrinbet, a. barked, peeled. 



(Sntoalbet, a. deforested, cleared. 



©ntitialbung, f. deforestation, 

 forest-denudation. 



(glttoa[fern, v. t. to drain, to 

 underdrain. 



(SntlDafferung, f. drainage. 



©nttoafferungSgraBen, m. drain, 

 draining-ditch. 



©nttourgein, v. t. to root out, to 

 uproot, to eradicate. 



©nttourjetung, f- uprooting, roo^ 

 ting out, eradication. 



®njion, m. gentian. 



(£^|eu, m. ivy. 



@piiot\)lt& ®lieb, n. epicotyl. 



(StBfenretfig, n. pea-sticks, pi. 



fllf''^' f- \ earthwork. 



©rbBeere, f. strawberry. 



©rbBctuegung, f. earthwork. 



Srbfeuer, n. ground-fire. 



SrbftunHien, m. clod. 



(Stbftume, f. mold, black earth. 



(Srbtnaffenau§gteiiJ|ung, f. equali- 

 zation of earthwork. 



(StbmaffenBered^nung, f. calcula- 

 tion of cutting and filling. 



(Srbmaft, f. ground-mast. 



©rbritfe, f. ground-slide, eartli- 

 slide. 



(grbrutfc^, m. landslip, landslide. 



