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Annual report of the Geological survey of Minnesota, 1879, pp. 35–46.

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See Beal, F. E. L., and Judd, S. D. Cuckoos and shrikes in their relation to agriculture. Judson, Lowell Byrns. Cauliflower and brussels sprouts on Long Island. 8°. pp. [60]. il. Ithaca, [1911]. (Cornell university. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 292.)

Picking, packing, and marketing the apple. 8°. pp. 36. pl. 17. Moscow, 1906. (Idaho. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 54.)

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Jullien, André. Topographie de tous les vignobles connus, contenant leur position géographique, l'indication du genre et de la qualité des produits de chaque crû . suivie d'une classification générale des vins. 8°. pp. xxxii, 566. Paris, 1816.

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"Extrait des Mémoires du Muséum d'histoire naturelle," v. 19, 1830, pp. 153-304.

Mémoire sur les lobeliacées et les stylidiées, nouvelles familles de plantes. 4°. pp. 19. [Paris, 1811]. Annales du Muséum d'histoire naturelle, v. 18, 1811, pp. 1-19.

Monographie des malpighiacées; ou, Exposition des caractères de cette famille de plantes, des genres et espèces qui la composent. 4°. pp. 151, 368. table. pl. 23. Paris, 1843. Reprinted from Archives du Muséum d'histoire naturelle, v. 3, 1843, pp. 5-151, 255-616.

Note sur l'Oncostemum, nouveau genre de la famille des ardisiacées. 4°. pp. 5. plate. [Paris, 1830]. "Extrait des Mémoires du Muséum d'histoire naturelle," v. 19, 1830, pp. 133-137.

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Just, Leopold, editor. Botanischer jahresbericht. Systematisch geordnetes repertorium der botanischen literatur aller länder. 2er jahrg. (1874). 2. abt. 8°. pp. 481800. Berlin, 1875.

Justice, Sir James. The British gardener's director, chiefly adapted to the climate of the northern counties; directing the necessary works in the kitchen, fruit, and pleasure gardens, and in the nursery, green-house, and stove. 8°. pp. [1], 443, [6]. Edinburgh, 1764.

The Scots gardiners director, containing instructions to those gardiners who make a kitchen garden and the culture of flowers their business; in which good kitchen gardens for great and small families are described, with directions for cultivating the fruits to be planted upon hot-walls, and upon walls to which no heat is applied, and upon espaliers, with directions to build stoves for pine-apples, and the culture of that fruit . . . Together with the culture of the most considerable vernal, summer, and autumnal flowers which are planted or sown in the open ground in this country... Particularly adapted to the climate of Scotland. 8°. pp. x, [6], 429. plan. Edinburgh, 1754.

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Culinary herbs; their cultivation, harvesting, curing, and uses., 12°. pp. x, 143. il. New York, etc., 1912.

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Kansas academy of science. A brief history of the organization, with constitution and by-laws, and membership. 8°. pp. 11. n. p., 1897.

Transactions of the annual meeting. 22d-43d, 47th. 1889-1910, 1914. 8°. il. pl. Topeka, 1890-1915. The Kansas farmer; journal of the State agricultural society. [monthly]. v. 2-4; v. 6, no. 10. Jan. 1865-Dec. 1867; Oct. 1869. f. il. Lawrence, etc., 1865-69. Wanting Apr., Sept., and Dec., 1865.

Kansas state horticultural society. The apple ... What it is, how to grow it, its commercial and economic importance, how to utilize it. 8°. pp. 229. il. Topeka, 1898. The cherry in Kansas; with a chapter on the apricot and nectarine. 8°. pp. 128. il. [Topeka], 1900.

1901.

The grape in Kansas. 8°. pp. 139. il. [Topeka], The peach How to grow your trees, how to plant and care for them, how to fight its enemies, how to gather, pack, and market, how to enjoy it in the home. 8°. pp. 159. il. Topeka, 1899.

The plum in Kansas; with a chapter on the prune. 8°. pp. 159. Topeka, 1900.

Report on Kansas forestry. 2d, 6th, 7th. 1880, 1885, 1886. 8°. Topeka, 1881-87.

Transactions. [1867]-1915. [1st] 49th annual meeting. v. [1-33. 8°. il. Topeka, 1872-1916. →

v. [1], 1867-71, title reads: Condensed transactions of the Kansas state pomological and horticultural society from its organization to its last annual meeting, and in full for the year 1871. 1877-86, title reads: Kansas horticultural report. 1887-95, title reads: 1st-4th biennial report.

Kansas weeds, III.; descriptive list. 8°. pp. 64. i. Manhattan, 1896. (Kansas. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 57.)

Karr, Alphonse. A tour round my garden. Translated from the French. Revised and edited by J. G. Wood. New ed. 12°. pp. xii, 332. il. frontis. London, 1865. Karsakoff, Mlle. N., translator. See Palladine, V. Physiologie des plantes.

Karsten, Hermann. Auswahl neuer und schön blühender gewächse Venezuela's. Mit abbildungen von C. F. Schmidt. 4°. pp. 40. col. pl. 12. Berlin, 1848.

Deutsche flora; pharmaceutisch-medicinische botanik. Ein grundriss der systematischen botanik zum selbststudium für aerzte, apotheker, und botaniker. 8°. pp. iv, 28, 1284. il. Berlin, 1880-83.

Kaulfuss, Georg Friedrich. Enumeratio filicum quas in itinere circa terram legit Adalbertus de Chamisso adjectis in omnia harum plantarum genera permultasque species non satis cognitas vel novas animadversionibus. 8°. pp. vi, 300. pl. 2. Lipsiae, 1824. Kauschinger, G. See Fürst, Hermann. The protection of woodlands against dangers arising from organic and inorganic causes.

Kavanagh, Mrs. M. Fruit preserving. 8°. pp. 4. [Melbourne, 1893?]. (Victoria. Department of agriculture. Guides to growers, no. 8.)

Keane, William. In-door gardening for every week in the year; showing the most successful treatment for all plants cultivated in the greenhouse, conservatory, stove, pit, orchid, and forcing-house. Ed. 3. 16°. pp. 128. London, 1865.

Out-door gardening during every week in the year; shewing how, when, and where to sow, plant, and cultivate all crops in the kitchen, fruit, and flower garden. Ed. 3. 16°. pp. 129. London, 1865.

Kearney, Thomas Henry. Agriculture without irrigation in the Sahara desert. 8°. pp. 30. pl. 5. map. Washington, 1905. (United States. Department of agriculture. Bureau of plant industry. Bulletin no. 86.)

Breeding new types of Egyptian cotton. 39. pl. 4. Washington, 1910. (United States. ment of agriculture. Bureau of plant industry. no. 200.)

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Date varieties and date culture in Tunis. 8°. pp. il. pl. 10. Washington, 1906. (United States. Department of agriculture. Bureau of plant industry. Bulletin no. 92.)

Dry-land olive culture in northern Africa. 8°. pp. 48. il. pl. 4. Washington, 1908. (United States. Department of agriculture. Bureau of plant industry. Bulletin no. 125.)

and Harter, Leonard Lee. The comparative tolerance of various plants for the salts common in alkali soils. 8°. pp. 22. Washington, 1907. (United States. Department of agriculture. Bureau of plant industry. Bulletin no. 113.)

and Means, Thomas Herbert. Agricultural explorations in Algeria. 8°. pp. 98. pl. 4. Washington, 1905. (United States. Department of agriculture. Bureau of plant industry. Bulletin no. 80.)

See Britton, N. L., and Kearney, T. H. An enumeration of the plants collected by T. E. Wilcox and others in southeastern Arizona during the years 1892-1894. Kebbel, T. E. The agricultural labourer. A short summary of his position, partly based on the report of Her Majesty's commissioners appointed to inquire into the employment of women and children in agriculture; and republished in part from the "Pall mall gazette" and the "Cornhill magazine.” 12°. pp. x, 239. London, 1870.

Kedzie, Robert Clark. Beet sugar. 8°. pp. 10. il. [Agricultural College, 1891]. (Michigan. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 71.)

Relation of meteorology to forestry in Michigan. 8°. [Lansing, 1898]. (Michigan. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 162, pp. 18-31.)

[——— and others]. Report of special committee . . . relative to the preservation of forest trees. 8°. pp. 31. [Lansing, 1867]. (Michigan. Legislature, 1867. House doc. no. 6.)

Our northern shrubs and how to identify them; a handbook for the nature-lover. 8°. pp. xxx, 521. il.

frontis. New York, 1903.

Keffer, Charles Albert. The early growth and training of apple trees. 8°. pp. 16. il. Knoxville, [1901]. (Tennessee. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin, v. 14, no. 4.)

Experimental tree planting in the plains. 8°. pp. 94. pl. 5. Washington, 1898. (United States. Department of agriculture. Division of forestry. Bulletin no. 18.) The fruiting habit of the grape. 8°. pp. [12]. il. Knoxville, [1906]. (Tennessee. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 77.)

Grape culture. 8°. pp. 28. il. Columbia, [1893]. (Missouri. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 23.)

Insuring the peach crop. 8°. pp. [11]. il. Knoxville, [1910]. (Tennessee. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 88.)

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Summer-pruning the peach. 8°. pp. [10]. Knoxville, [1914]. (Tennessee. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin no. 108.)

Training and pruning fruit trees and vines. 8°. pp. [20]. il. Knoxville, [1904]. (Tennessee. Agricultural experiment station. Bulletin, v. 17, no. 3.)

Keil, J. B. See Green, W. J., and others. Varieties of apples

in Ohio.

Keith, Patrick. A botanical lexicon, or expositor of the terms, facts, and doctrines of the vegetable physiology, brought down to the present time. 8°. pp. [3], 416. London, 1837. A system of physiological botany. 2 v. 8°. pp. v. 1. [10], 478. v. 2. [3], 526. pl. 9. London, 1816. Keitt, G. W. Peach scab and its control. 8°. pp. 66. il. pl. 6. Washington, 1917. (United States. Department of agriculture. Bulletin no. 395.) "Literature cited," pp. 64-66.

Kelaart, Edward Frederick. Flora calpensis; contributions to the botany and topography of Gibraltar and its neighbourhood. 8°. pp. xviii, [1], 220. pl. 3. plan. London, 1846.

Keller, Ida Augusta, and Brown, Stewardson. Handbook of the flora of Philadelphia and vicinity. With keys for identification of species. 8°. pp. viii, 360. Philadelphia, 1905.

Keller, Johann Christoph, editor. See Schmidel, C. C. Icones plantarum et analyses partium, etc.

Keller, R. Ueber erscheinungen des normalen haarverlustes an vegetationsorganen der gefässpflanzen. 4°. pp. [54]. pl. 3. Halle, 1890.

"Nova acta der Ksl. leop.-carol. deutschen akademie der naturforscher, band 55, nr. 5," pp. 307-360.

Kellerman, Karl Frederic. Methods of legume inoculation. 8°. pp. 5. Washington, 1910. (United States. Department of agriculture. Bureau of plant industry. Circular no. 63.)

The relation of crown-gall to legume inoculation. 8°. pp. 6. plate. Washington, 1911. (United States. Department of agriculture. Bureau of plant industry. Circular no. 76.)

Soil bacteriology as a factor in Washington, 1913. (United States. culture. Bureau of plant industry. 3-10.)

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1882, 1885, 1911, 1915. 8°. Louisville, etc., [1878-1915]. 1882 reads: Minutes of the regular annual meeting of the Kentucky state horticultural society. 1911 reads: Report, etc. 1915 reads: Annual report and proceedings, etc.

[Ker, Charles Henry Bellenden]. Icones pictae indo-asiaticae plantarum, excerptae e codicibus Dom: Cattley. f. 30 col. pl. Londini, 1818.

[- - Icones plantarum spontè Chinâ nascentium; è bibliothecâ Braamianâ excerptae. f. 30 col. pl. London, 1821.

This appears to be a reissue of "Icones pictae indo-asiaticae plantarum," with new title-page.

Kerchove de Denterghem, Oswald, comte de. Le livre des orchidées. 4°. pp. viii, 601. il. col. pl. 31. Gand, etc., 1894.

Les palmiers; histoire iconographique, géographie, paléontologie, botanique, description, culture, emploi, etc. Avec index général des noms et synonymes des espèces connues. 4°. pp. viii, 348. il. col. pl. 40. table. Paris, 1878.

The winter garden of the Comte de Kerchove de Denterghem. 4°. pp. 15. il. frontis. Ghent, 1875. Kern, G. M. Practical landscape gardening, with reference to the improvement of rural residences, giving the general principles of the art; with full directions for planting shade trees, shrubbery and flowers, and laying out grounds. Ed. 2. 12°. pp. 328. il. pl. Cincinnati, 1855. Kerner von Marilaun, Anton, Ritter. Flowers and their unbidden guests. With a prefatory letter by Charles Darwin. The translation revised and edited by W. Ogle. 8°. pp. xvi, 164. pl. 3. London, 1878.

Die hybriden 8°. pp. [34]. pl. 6. Abh. der zool. bot. ges. in Wien, v. 15, 1865, pp. 203-236.

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The natural history of plants, their forms, growth, reproduction, and distribution. From the German, by F. W. Oliver, with the assistance of Marian Busk and Mary F. Ewart. 2 v. 4°. pp. v. 1. xiv, 777. v. 2. xiv, 983. il. col. pl. 16. London, etc., 1894-95.

Pflanzenleben. 2 v. 4°. pp. v. 1. x, 734. v. 2. viii, 896 [2]. il. pl. 40. Leipzig, etc., 1887-91.

v. 1. Gestalt und leben der pflanze; v. 2. Geschichte der pflanzen. Kertészet, a kertészkedés összes ágazatait felölelő szaklap. Az országos magyar kertészeti egyesület és a községi faiskolák hivatalos közlönye. [semi-monthly]. v. 1-3. 1913-1915. 4°. il. col. pl. Budapest, 1913–15. → v. 3, no. 20, Nov. 25, 1915, wanting. Kertészeti lapok. Az országos magyar kertészeti egyesület havi közlönye. [monthly]. v. 1-27. 1886-1912. 8°. il. pl. Budapest, 1886-1912.

Ketchum, Annie Chambers. Botany for academies and colleges; consisting of plant development and structure from seaweed to clematis. With illustrations and a manual of plants including all the known orders with their representative genera. 12°. pp. xiv, 190, xviii, 192. il. frontis. Philadelphia, 1889. (Lippincott's science series.) Kew. Royal botanic gardens. Bulletin of miscellaneous 1887-1915. 8°. il. pl. London, 1887

information.

Hand-list of tender monocotyledons, excluding Orchideae, cultivated in the Royal gardens, Kew. 1897. 12. pp. 347. London, 1897. Printed on one side of the leaf only.

Hand-list of trees and shrubs grown in arboretum. 2 pt. in 2 v. 12°. pp. pt. 1. 297. pt. 2. 308. London, 1894-96.

Contents:v. 1. Polypetalae. - v. 2. Gamopetalae to monocotyledons. Printed on one side of the leaf only.

Ed. 2. Excluding Coniferae. 12°.
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botany. pp. 109.

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12°.

Official guide to the museums of economic no. 2. Monocotyledons and cryptogams. 12°. London, 1895.

Official guide to the museums of economic botany. no. 3. Timbers. 12°. pp. 80. London, 1886. Ed. 2. 12°. pp. 98. London, 1893. Official guide to the North gallery. Ed. 5. 12°. pp. xxxvi, 161. map. London, 1892. For earlier editions, see Hemsley, W. B. The gallery of Marianne North's paintings.

Popular official guide to the Royal botanic gardens, including an historic notice and descriptions of the collections in the botanic gardens proper, the glass houses, museums, and arboretum. 12°. pp. 108. plan. London,

1912.

Report on the progress and condition of the Royal gardens at Kew, during the year 1873[-1882]. 8°. pl. London, [1874]-84.

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