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A treatise of fruit-trees, shewing the manner of grafting, setting, pruning, and ordering of them in all respects according to divers new and easy rules of experience gathered in ye space of twenty yeares; whereby the value of lands may be much improved in a short time by small cost and little labour. Also discovering some dangerous errors, both in ye theory and practise of ye art of planting fruit trees. With the alimentall and physicall use of fruits, together with the spirituall use of an orchard, held forth in divers similitudes betweene naturall & spirituall fruit-trees, according to scripture & experiece. sm. 4°. pp. [24], 97, [10], 41. Oxford, 1653.

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A companion for the Queensland student of plant life. 8°. pp. 108. Brisbane, 1893. (Queensland. Department of agriculture.)

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"Extract from the Queensland agricultural journal," v. 19, 1907, pp. 273-274; v. 24, 1910, pp. 20-23.

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"Extract from the Queensland agricultural journal," v. 3, pt. 2, 1898, pp. 1-9; v. 6, 1900, p. 287; v. 9, 1901, pp. 215, 410-412.

Contributions to the flora of New Guinea and Queensland. 8°. pp. 5. [Brisbane, 1898]. "Extract from the Queensland agricultural journal," v. 3, 1898, pp. 201205. Contributions to the flora of Queensland. 39 pt. 8°. il. pl. [Brisbane, 1897-1914]. "Extract from the Queensland agricultural journal," v. 1–29, 1897-1914. Contributions to the flora of Queensland and British New Guinea. 4 pt. 8°. plate. [Brisbane, 1909–10]. "Extract from the Queensland agricultural journal," v. 23, 1909, pp. 157-159, 217–221, 259–263; v. 24, p. 60.

Contributions to the flora of Queensland and New Guinea. 8°. pp. [5]. pl. 2. [Brisbane, 1898]. "Extract from the Queensland agricultural journal," v. 3, 1898, pp. 281285.

Contributions to the flora of Queensland and New Guinea, and plants poisonous to stock. 8°. pp. [3]. plate. [Brisbane, 1899].

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Botany bulletins 3-7 are also Bulletins 9, 13, 18, 20, and 21 of the regular series.

Edible fruits indigenous to Queensland. 8°. pp. 2. col. plate. [Brisbane, 1898]. "Extract from the Queensland agricultural journal," v. 2, 1898, pp. 471472.

A few Queensland grasses, with short notes, range of each species, &c. 8°. pp. 30. Brisbane, 1888. (Centennial international exhibition, Melbourne, 1888.)

Job's tears, Coix Lachryma-Jobi, a useful fodder. 8°. p. 1. plate. [Brisbane, 1899].

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Queensland woods, with a brief popular description of the trees, their distribution, qualities, uses of timber, &c. 8°. pp. 123. plate. Brisbane, 1888. (Centennial international exhibition, Melbourne, 1888.)

Bailey, H. S. See Thompson, H. C., and Bailey, H. S. Peanut oil.

Bailey, Jacob Whitman. Account of some new infusorial forms discovered in the fossil infusoria from Petersburg, Va., and Piscataway, Md. 8°. pp. 7. plate. New Haven, 1844.

Microscopical observations made in South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. f. pp. 48. pl. 3. [Washington, 1851]. (Smithsonian contributions to knowledge, v. 2, art. 8.) Notes on the algae of the United States. 8°. pp. [11]. New Haven, 1846–[47].

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Bailey, John Frederick. Notes on some Queensland orchids. 8°. pp. 8. n. p., [1899?].

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Report on the timber trees of the Herberton district, North Queensland. 8°. pp. [15]. pl. 9. [Brisbane, 1899]. "Extract from the Queensland agricultural journal," v. 5, 1899, pp. 391405.

Bailey, John M. The book of ensilage; or, The new dispensation for farmers. 8°. pp. 202. il. pl. Billerica, Mass., 1880.

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1881. Bailey, Liberty Hyde. American grape training: an account of the leading forms now in use of training the American grapes. 12°. pp. 95. il. New York, 1893.

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Apricot growing in western New York. 8°. pp. [26]. il. pl. 2. [Ithaca, 1894]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 71.)

Blackberries. 8°. pp. [26]. il. [Ithaca, 1895]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 99.)

The China asters. With remarks upon flower-beds. 8°. pp. [26]. il. Ithaca, 1895. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 90.)

Chorogi. Stachys Sieboldi. 8°. il. [Ithaca, 1891]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 37, pp. 394-400.)

Cross-breeding and hybridizing. The philosophy of the crossing of plants considered with reference to their improvement under cultivation; with a brief bibliography of the subject. 12°. pp. 44. New York, 1892. (Rural library, v. 1, no. 6.)

The cultivated native plums and cherries. 8°. pp. [86]. il. [Ithaca, 1892]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 38.)

The cultivated poplars; with remarks upon the planting of grounds. 8°. pp. [36]. il. [Ithaca, 1894]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 68.)

The cultivation of orchards. 8°. pp. [22]. il. [Ithaca, 1894]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 72.)

editor. Cyclopedia of American horticulture; comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches and a synopsis of the vegetable kingdom. By L. H. Bailey, assisted by Wilhelm Miller and many expert cultivators and botanists. 4 v. 4°. il. pl. New York, etc., 1900-02.

Ed. 4. 6 v. 4°. il. pl. New York, 1906. -] The dewberries. 8°. pp. [40]. il. Ithaca, 1891. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 34.)

Does mulching retard the maturity of fruits? 8°. pp. [14]. il. [Ithaca, 1893]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 59.)

The dwarf lima bean. 8°. pp. [24]. il. [Ithaca, 1895]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 87.)

Electricity and plant growing. 8°. pp. [26]. [Boston, 1894]. Transactions of the Massachusetts Horticultural society, 1894, pt. 1, pp. 54

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First lessons with plants, being an abridgement of "Lessons with plants: suggestions for seeing and interpreting some of the common forms of vegetation." With delineations from nature by W. S. Holdsworth. 12°. pp. x, 117. il. New York, etc., 1898.

The forcing-book. A manual of the cultivation of vegetables in glass houses. 16°. pp. xiii, 266. il. New York, etc., 1897. (Garden-craft series.)

The forcing of English cucumbers. 8°. pp. [17]. il. pl. 2. Ithaca, 1891. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 31.)

Fruit brevities. 8°. pp. [48]. il. Ithaca, 1896. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 117.)

The garden fence. Lecture read at the country meeting of the Massachusetts state board of agriculture at Framingham, Dec. 1885. 8°. pp. 33. Boston, 1886.

Bailey, Liberty Hyde (Continued). General observations respecting the care of fruit trees, with some reflections upon weeds. 8°. pp. [26]. il. [Ithaca, 1895]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 102.)

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Hints on the planting of orchards. 8°. pp. [16]. il. plate. [Ithaca, 1894]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 69.)

The horticulturist's rule-book. A compendium of useful information for fruit-growers, truck-gardeners, florists, and others. Completed to the close of the year 1889. 16°. pp. 236. New York, 1890.

Ed. 2. Completed to the beginning of the year 1892. 12°. pp. 221. New York, [1892].

New and revised ed. 12°. pp. ix, 312. New

York, etc., 1897. (Garden-craft series.)

Impressions of our fruit-growing industries. 8°. pp. [21]. Ithaca, 1898. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 153.)

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The Japanese plums in North America. 8°. pp. 36. il. pl. 2. [Ithaca, 1894]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 62.)

Lessons with plants: suggestions for seeing and interpreting some of the common forms of vegetation. With delineations from nature by W. S. Holdsworth. 12°. pp. xxxi, 491. il. New York, etc., 1898.

A list of ornamental plants which are hardy in Michigan. 8°. pp. 13. Agricultural College, 1887.

Manual of gardening; a practical guide for the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use. Ed. 2. 12°. pp. xvi, 539. il. pl. New York, 1910.

Mulberries. 8°. pp. [31]. il. [Ithaca, 1892]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 46.)

The native dwarf cherries. 8°. pp. [11]. pl. 2. [Ithaca, 1894]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 70.)

The nature study idea; being an interpretation of the new school-movement to put the child in sympathy with nature. 8°. pp. [7], 159. New York, 1905.

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Notions about the spraying of trees, with remarks on the canker-worm. 8°. pp. [24]. il. [Ithaca, 1895]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 101.)

The nursery-book. A complete guide to the multiplication and pollination of plants. 12°. pp. 304. il. New York, 1891.

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Pepino. Solanum muricatum. 8°. il. [Ithaca, 1891]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 37, pp. 389-394.)

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Plant-breeding; being five lectures upon the amelioration of domestic plants. 12°. pp. xii, 293. il. New York, etc., 1895. (Garden-craft series.)

Ed. 4. . . being six lectures upon the amelioration of domestic plants. With a new chapter on current plant-breeding practice. 12°. pp. xiv, 483. il. New York, etc., 1906. (Garden-craft series.)

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The pole lima beans. 8°. pp. [28]. il. [Ithaca, 1896]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 115.)

A preliminary synopsis of North American Carices, including those of Mexico, Central America, and Greenland, with the American bibliography of the genus. 8°. pp. [99], v. [Boston, 1887]. (Contribution from the herbarium of Harvard university.)

Proceedings of the American academy of arts and sciences, v. 22, 1887, pp. 59-157. "Bibliography," pp. 154-157.

The principles of agriculture; a text-book for schools and rural societies. 12°. pp. xv, 300. il. New York, etc., 1898.

The principles of fruit-growing. 12°. pp. xi, 508. il. New York, etc., 1897. (Rural science series.)

Ed. 18. 12°. pp. xvii, 516. il. New York, etc., 1913. (Rural science series.)

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compiler. The problem of impoverished lands; being suggestions for investigation and experiment. 8°. pp. [36]. Ithaca, 1899. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 174.)

The pruning book; a monograph of the pruning and training of plants as applied to American conditions. Ed. 7. 16°. pp. ix, 545. New York, etc., 1906. (Garden-craft

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The quince in western New York. 8°. pp. [27]. il. [Ithaca, 1894]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 80.)

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Second report upon steam and hot-water heating. 8°. il. [Ithaca, 1893]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 55, pp. 162-172.) For 1st report, see Card, F. W. On comparative merits of steam and hot water for greenhouse heating.

Sketch of the evolution of our native fruits. 12°. pp. xiii, 472. il. frontis. map. New York, etc., 1898.

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- Some preliminary studies of the influence of the electric arc lamp upon greenhouse plants. 8°. pp. [40]. il. pl. 2. Ithaca, 1891. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 30.)

Some recent Chinese vegetables. 8°. pp. [27]. il. pl. 2. [Ithaca, 1894]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 67.)