OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY A Aaronsohn, Aaron. Agricultural and botanical explorations in Palestine. 8°. pp. 64. il. pl. 9. Washington, 1910. (United States. Department of agriculture. Bureau of plant industry. Bulletin no. 180.) Abbott, John B. See Boyle, J. G., and Abbott, J. B. Tomato investigations. Abercrombie, John. Abercrombie's practical gardener, or improved system of modern horticulture; adapted either to small or large gardens. Designed to assist those gentlemen who manage their own gardens, and as a manual for professional horticulturists. Revised, with additions and the latest improvements, by James Mean. Ed. 3. 12°. pp. [6], 548, [23]. London, 1823. The British fruit-gardener and art of pruning; comprising the most approved methods of planting and raising every useful fruit tree and fruit-bearing shrub, whether for walls, espaliers, standards, half-standards, or dwarfs; the true successful practice of pruning, training, grafting, budding, &c. so as to render them abundantly fruitful; and full directions concerning soils, situations, and exposures. 12°. pp. iv, [2], 346. London, 1779. The complete forcing-gardener; or, The practice of forcing fruits, flowers, and vegetables to early maturity and perfection by the aid of artificial heat, in the various departments usually constructed for this purpose. The whole displayed, with every new improvement, by which this capital and curious branch of gardening may be effected with facility and success. 12°. pp. [3], 192. London, 1781. The complete wall-tree pruner; or, Principles of pruning and training all sorts of wall fruit trees and espaliers in the most improved degree of perfection and fruitfulness, systematically explained by a new scientific plan never before attempted. Comprehending the completest practical directions for performing all the different operations of pruning and training all sorts of wall trees and espaliers. . . Also a complete register of all the different species and respective varieties of the best fruits, with their times of ripening, &c. 16°. pp. v, [3], 244. London, 1783. The garden mushroom, its nature and cultivation. A treatise exhibiting full and plain directions for producing this desireable [sic] plant in perfection and plenty according to the true successful practice of the London gardeners. 8°. pp. 54. plate. London, 1779. The hot-house gardener on the general culture of the pine-apple, and methods of forcing early grapes, peaches, nectarines and other choice fruits, in hot-houses, vineries, fruit-houses, hot-walls, &c., with directions for raising melons and early strawberries. 8°. pp. xvi, 238. pl. London, 1789. See Mawe, Thomas, and others. Every man his own gardener. Ablett, William H. English trees and tree-planting. 8°. pp. ix, 434. London, 1880. Acharius, Erik. Lichenographia universalis; in qua lichenes omnes detectos, adjectis observationibus et figuris horum vegetabilium naturam et organorum carpomorphorum structuram illustrantibus, ad genera, species, varietates differentiis et observationibus sollicite definitas redegit. 4°. pp. [9], viii, 696. col. pl. 14. Gottingae, 1810. Lichenographiae suecicae prodromus. 8°. pp. xxiv, 264. col. pl. 2. Lincopiae, 1798. Methodus qua omnes detectos lichenes secundum organa carpomorpha ad genera, species, et varietates redigere atque observationibus illustrare tentavit. 8°. pp. lv, 394, 52. pl. 8. Stockholmiae, 1803. Synopsis methodica lichenum, sistens omnes hujus ordinis naturalis detectas plantas, quas secundum genera, species et varietates disposuit, characteribus et differentiis emendatis definivit, nec non synonymis et observationibus selectis illustravit. 12°. pp. xiii, 392. plate. Lundae, 1814. Acheta Domestica, pseud. See Budgen, Miss L. M. Acta Horti petropolitani. See [St. Petersburg. Imperial Acton (England) horticultural society. Annual report. 31st, [for 1898]. Rules and schedule of prizes for 1899. 8°. pp. 27. Acton, [1898]. Adair, D. L. A new system of bee-keeping, adapted to the habits and characteristics of the honey-bee, with descriptions of and directions for managing bees in the section beehive. 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Familles des plantes. 2 pt. in 2 v. 8°. pp. v. 1. [2], cccxxv, 189. v. 2. 24, [3], 640. plate. Paris, 1763. Address to farmers on the following interesting subjects: the character of a complete farmer, the importance of manure, labor, exchanging work, the profits of a nursery, the advantages of an orchard, the management of cyder, keeping a day-book, contracting debts, clothing and diet, engaging in lawsuits, good neighbourhood, education. Extracted principally from a variety of authors who have written judiciously on these important subjects. 8°. pp. 64. Salem, 1796. Address to the freemen of Rhode-Island; by a republican. farmer. 8°. pp. 20. n. p., n. d. Address to the freemen of the agricultural and manufacturing interests of Rhode Island. 8°. pp. 24. Providence, 1829. Addyman, Frank Thornton. Agricultural analysis. A manual of quantitative analysis for students of agriculture. 12°. pp. vii, 200. il. London, etc., 1893. Adlum, John. 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Mit einer vorrede von C. F. Hornschuch. Aus dem schwedischen übersetzt von F. C. H. Creplin. 2 pt. in 2 v. 12°. pp. v. 1. xii, 436. v. 2. vi, 479. pl. 5. Kopenhagen; Greifswald, 1831-32. Memoir on the red snow brought from polar regions. See Greville, R. K. Some account of the red snow of the arctic regions. Revision der algengattung Macrocystis. 4°. pp. 36. col. pl. 3. [Vratislaviae, etc., 1839]. "Acta Acad. leop.-carol. nat. cur. v. 19, pt. 1," pp. 281-316. Species algarum rite cognitae, cum synonymis, differentiis specificis et descriptionibus succinctis. v. 1-2, pt. 1, in 1 v. 8. pp. v. 1. [1], 531. v. 2. lxxvi, 189. Gryphiswaldiae, 1823[1821]-28. No more published. Agardh, Jakob Georg. Novae species algarum quas in itinere ad oras maris rubri collegit Eduardus Rüppell, cum observationibus nonnullis in species rariores antea cognitas. 4°. pp. [4]. n. p. [18-?]. Agassiz, Louis. Contributions to the natural history of the United States of America. 4 v. f. il. pl. 77. Boston, etc., 1857-62. Lake Superior; its physical character, vegetation, and animals, compared with those of other and similar regions. With a narrative of the tour by J. E. Cabot, and contributions by other scientific gentlemen. 8°. pp. x, [2], 9-428. pl. 17. Boston, 1850. Agassiz association. Gray memorial botanical chapter. Bulletin. See Asa Gray bulletin. Agee, Alva. Potato culture. 8°. pp. 96. [Harrisburg), 1902. (Pennsylvania. Department of agriculture. Bulletin no. 105.) Agricola, pseud. See Anderson, James (1739-1808). Agricola, Georg Andreas. L'agriculture parfaite; ou, Nouvelle découverte, touchant la culture & la multiplication des arbres, des arbustes, et des fleurs; ouvrage fort curieux, qui renferme les plus beaux secrets de la nature pour aider la végétation de toutes sortes d'arbres & de plantes & pour rendre fertile le terroir le plus ingrat. Traduit de l'allemand avec des remarques. 2 pt. in 1 v. 8°. pp. [6], 261, [2], 146, [8]. pl. 31, 3. Amsterdam, 1720. The experimental husbandman and gardener; containing a new method of improving estates and gardens, by cultivating and increasing of forrest-trees, coppice-woods, fruit-trees, shrubs, flowers and greenhouses, and exotick plants, after several manners; viz., by layers, cuttings, roots, leaves, &c. With great variety of new discoveries relating to graffing, terebration or boreing, inarching, emplastration, and inoculation; of reversing of trees, and digesting their juices to bring them to bear fruit. With several new experiments for the fertilizing of stubborn soils. Translated from the original, with remarks. Ed. 2. To which is now added, an appendix containing a variety of experiments lately practised upon the above system, by R. Bradley. 4°. pp. [21], 314, [4]. pl. 31, 2. London, 1726. For 1st ed., see his Philosophical treatise of husbandry and gardening. A philosophical treatise of husbandry and gardening; being a new method of cultivating and increasing all sorts of trees, shrubs, and flowers. A very curious work, containing many useful secrets in nature, for helping the vegetation of trees and plants and for fertilizing the most stubborn soils. Translated from the high Dutch, with remarks The whole revised and compared with the original, together with a preface, confirming this new method, by Richard Bradley. 4°. pp. [21], 300, [4]. pl. 31. London, 1721. For 2d ed., see his Experimental husbandman and gardener. Versuch einer allgemeinen vermehrung aller båume, stauden und blumengewachse, theoretisch und practisch vorgetragen. Anjetzo auf ein neues übersehen, mit anmerkungen und einer vorrede begleitet durch C. G. Brausern. 2 pt. in 1 v. f°. pp. pt. 1. [18], 164. pt. 2. [8], 80, [16]. il. Regensburg, 1772. Agricola, P. 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Hortus kewensis; or, A catalogue of the plants cultivated in the Royal botanic garden at Kew. 3 v. 8°. pp. v. 1. xxx, 496. v. 2. 460. v. 3. 547. pl. 13. London, 1789. Ed. 2, enlarged by W. T. Aiton. 5 v. 8°. London, 1810-13. Aiton, William Townsend, editor. See Aiton, William. Hortus kewensis. Alabama. Agricultural experiment station, Auburn. Annual report. 1st-6th, 8th, 10th-12th, 14th-18th. 1888-1893, 1895, 1897-1899, 1901-1905. 8°. Montgomery, etc., [1888]-1906. Bulletin. no. 1-3, 1883-1884; no. 1-8, 1887; no. 1-5, 1888; new ser. no. 1-183. July 1888-Jan. 1915. 8°. Opelika, etc., [1883]-1915. David von. Conspectus fungorum in Lusatiae superioris agro Niskiensi crescentium; e methodo Persooniana. 8°. pp. xxiv, 376. col. pl. 12. Lipsiae, 1805. Nützliche bemerkungen für Albonico, Johann Heinrich. garten- und blumenfreunde. 2 v. 16°. pp. 852. Leipzig, 1795-98. Paged continuously. Albret, d'. Cours théorique et pratique de la taille des arbres fruitiers. Ed. 4. 8°. pp. iv, 286. pl. 7. Paris, 1842. Alcock, Randal Hibbert. Botanical names for English readers. 8°. pp. xviii, 236. London, 1876. Contents: A sketch of the history of botany, in reference to botanical nomenclature, up to the time of Linneus. The derivation and meanings of the scientific names of plants generally admitted into the British flora as natives or colonists. Appendix [Biographical sketches of William Turner, Anthony Ascham, Reinbert Dodoens, John Gerard, Thomas Johnson, John Parkinson, and John Evelyn]. Alderman, William Horace. The fertilization of peach orchards. 8°. pp. 39. il. [Morgantown, 1915]. (West Virginia. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 150.) The rejuvenation of old orchards. 8°. pp. [22]. il. [Morgantown, 1913]. (West Virginia. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 141.) See Hedrick, U. P. The plums of New York. Aldrich, John Merton. The codling moth. 8°. pp. [19]. Moscow, [1903]. (Idaho. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 36.) 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Report of the Board of commissioners on the irrigation of the San Joaquin, Tulare, and Sacramento valleys of the state of California. B. S. Alexander, G. H. Mendell, George Davidson, commissioners. 8°. pp. 91. maps 6. Washington, 1874. (43d congress, 1st session. House of representatives. Ex. doc. no. 290.) Alfalfa. 8°. pp. [12]. Baton Rouge, 1899. (Louisiana. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin, 2d ser., no. 55.) Alfalfa in Oklahoma. 8°. pp. 31. il. Stillwater, [1909]. (Oklahoma. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 82.) Alfalfa: its growth, composition, digestibility, etc. 8°. pp. 24. Alfalfa seed in Oklahoma: pt. 1. Testing alfalfa seed. pt. 2. Algeria. Société d'horticulture d'Algérie. See Revue Algiers. Société d'horticulture d'Alger. See Revue hor- Allan, J. T. Essay on forest growing. 8°. pp. 30. il. From Proceedings of the Nebraska state horticultural society for the year 8°. De Allard, Harry Ardell. The mosaic disease of tobacco. Allen, Charles Linnaeus. 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A list of the plants contained in the sixth edition of Gray's Manual of the botany of the northern United States, including the district east of the one hundredth meridian and north of North Carolina, Tennessee, and Arkansas. 12°. pp. [2], 130. Cambridge, Mass., 1893. Allen, John Fisk. The culture of the grape; embracing directions for the treatment of the vine in the northern states of America, in the open air, and under glass structures, with and without artificial heat. 8°. pp. 55. il. Boston, 1847. For 2d and 3d ed., see his Practical treatise on the culture and treatment of the grape. A practical treatise on the culture and treatment of the grape. Ed. 2. 8°. pp. 247. il. frontis. Boston, 1848. For 1st ed., see his Culture of the grape. York, 1853. Ed. 3. 12°. pp. 330. il. frontis. New Victoria regia; or, The great water lily of America, with a brief account of its discovery and introduction into cultivation. 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