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Al thorp Pippin, see Marmalade. 



American Mammoth^ see Gloria Mundi. 



American Feach, — Reddish yellow, roundish, mid- 

 dle-sized, second-rate ; September. 



American Peach, see Pigeonnet. 



A^nerican Pippin. — Greenish red, round, middle- 

 sized, kitchen ; January to Jul} ; one of many having 

 this vague name. 



American Plate, see Golden Pippin, 



Amerique D\ see Noir. 



Ange, D'.— Green, roundish, small, cider ; October. 



Angleterre, I)\ Grosse, see Reinette Wahre. 



Anglaise, see Reinette Jaune Sucree. 



Anis, B\ see Fenouillet Gris. 



Anis-seed (Rival Golden Pippin). — Greenish yel- 

 low, oblate, small, table, second-rate ; October to 

 January. 



Annette Black. — Darkish red, ovate, middle-sized, 

 kitchen and table, second-rate ; November to January. 



Api Gros. — Oblate, middle-sized, kitchen, second- 

 rate ; December to January. 



Api Noir. — Darkish red, oblate, small, indifferent ; 

 October to iVpril. 



Api Panache (Panachee) . — ^Yellowish green, round- 

 ish, small, indifferent ; October to December ; more 

 curious than useful. 



Api Petit (Pomme Rose, Lady Apple of the xlme- 

 ricans, Etoilee). — ^Yellowish red, oblate, small, table, 

 second-rate ; October to April ; fruit very beautiful, 

 but the tree is exceedingly subject to canker, 



Aporta, see Alexander. 



Arabian Apple, see Pigeon, 



Arley, see Wyken Pippin. 



Argentee Pi* Angleterre, 



Aromatic Pippin, 



Aromatic Pippin, Edmonston^s, see Kerry Pippin. 

 Ashby Seedling. — Yellowish red, roundish, middle- 

 sized, table, second-rate ; December to January. 



