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its large size, and the fact that it belongs to P. ussuriensis 
makes it a promising variety for breeding purposes." 
(Reimer . ) 
Pyrus ussuriensis (Malaceae), 46587. Pear. From 
China. Cuttings collected by Prof . P. C. Reimer , Super- 
intendent, Southern Oregon Experiment Station, Talent . 
"No. 56. Chieh Li. Obtained at Mao Shan, near Malanyu, 
Chihll, China. This pear is of medium size, oblong in 
shape, and green in color. The calyx is persistent. 
It ripens the latter part of August. The quality is 
only fair, but this variety should prove valuable in 
breeding work." (Reimer.) 
Trichosanthes quinquangulata (Cucurbitaceae) , 46642. 
From Philippine Islands . Presented by Mr. P. J. Wester, 
Agricultural Advisor, Zamboanga, P. I. "A cucurbitaceous 
vine, of vigorous growth, Indigenous to the Philippines . 
The fruit Is globose and somewhat larger than an apple, 
the surface being a brilliant red. As the fruit keeps 
well, and retains Its color, I believe that It might be 
used to great advantage for decorative purposes." 
(Weste r . ) 
