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Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon Stock Photo

RFK2E4TT–Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon

. Fig. H.—Spn,-ophnrcs of Khizina v.ndvAata. v., Upper surface ; b, lower surface; c, small sporophores. (After Hartig.) Fig. 145.—Section of hymenium. a, Para- physes; ?), secreting-tubes; c, asci, each with eight spores. (After Hartig.) The disease extends from a centre and attacks one plant after another, causing them to lose their needles and die. The sporophores are large (f to 2 inches), chestnut-brown, flattened or undulating structures, which sit directly on the mycelium, without a stalk. On the upper surface is the ascogenous layer which, when moist, is peculiarly sticky and 'R. Hart Stock Photo

RMMCK689–. Fig. H.—Spn,-ophnrcs of Khizina v.ndvAata. v., Upper surface ; b, lower surface; c, small sporophores. (After Hartig.) Fig. 145.—Section of hymenium. a, Para- physes; ?), secreting-tubes; c, asci, each with eight spores. (After Hartig.) The disease extends from a centre and attacks one plant after another, causing them to lose their needles and die. The sporophores are large (f to 2 inches), chestnut-brown, flattened or undulating structures, which sit directly on the mycelium, without a stalk. On the upper surface is the ascogenous layer which, when moist, is peculiarly sticky and 'R. Hart

Quinta da Regaleira in Sintra, Portugal Stock Photo

RFK2ATAX–Quinta da Regaleira in Sintra, Portugal

Pre-romanesque churchs in Andorra Stock Photo

RFK2N7K2–Pre-romanesque churchs in Andorra

Archive image from page 318 of Die Krankheiten der Pflanzen; ein. Die Krankheiten der Pflanzen; ein Handbuch fÃ¼r Land- und Forstwirte, GÃ¤rtner, Gartenfreunde und Botaniker . diekrankheitend02fran Year: 1895 13. Wapiti I: Pyronomycetes 303 franfen Ã¤k beÃ¶ 53IatteÃ¶; id) fiube fie an beii iuiiGen, im 5nif)liii(;c cv- franfenben Ã¶eiÃ¤enpflaiijen incift allein fÃ¼r fid), bie eritljccicn bei Lcpto- spliaeria erfdjeinen qc-- .,.-,. ,,....,. lÃ¼Ã¶nlid) erft an Ã¤lteren f)T9l])| flanjen. 5n eglei rr/ ////;. â (.: tiing biejer -iije fanb id) auÃer ber erinÃ¤n ten Sphacrella exitialis aucÃ¶ bteiÃ Stock Photo

RMW1B578–Archive image from page 318 of Die Krankheiten der Pflanzen; ein. Die Krankheiten der Pflanzen; ein Handbuch fÃ¼r Land- und Forstwirte, GÃ¤rtner, Gartenfreunde und Botaniker . diekrankheitend02fran Year: 1895 13. Wapiti I: Pyronomycetes 303 franfen Ã¤k beÃ¶ 53IatteÃ¶; id) fiube fie an beii iuiiGen, im 5nif)liii(;c cv- franfenben Ã¶eiÃ¤enpflaiijen incift allein fÃ¼r fid), bie eritljccicn bei Lcpto- spliaeria erfdjeinen qc-- .,.-,. ,,....,. lÃ¼Ã¶nlid) erft an Ã¤lteren f)T9l])| flanjen. 5n eglei rr/ ////;. â (.: tiing biejer -iije fanb id) auÃer ber erinÃ¤n ten Sphacrella exitialis aucÃ¶ bteiÃ

. Critical Observations concerning the Oenan-The Aquatica, Succo Viroso Crocante of Lobel; By Mr. W. Watson, Apothecary, F.R.S.; Occasion'd by an Extract of a Letter from Mr. George Howell, Surgeon, at Haverford-west, to the Author, Giving an Account of the Poisonous Effects of This Plant to Some French Prisoners at Pembroke. ts Umbels of Flow-ers in different States. by The Appearance of the Bottom of the Stcni^ grov/-ing from the Crown of the old Root, c, An anterior View of the Flower of itsnattiral Size. dy An anterior View of the fame magnified, ^, A pofkrior View of the Flower magnified* Stock Photo

RM2AFM7CE–. Critical Observations concerning the Oenan-The Aquatica, Succo Viroso Crocante of Lobel; By Mr. W. Watson, Apothecary, F.R.S.; Occasion'd by an Extract of a Letter from Mr. George Howell, Surgeon, at Haverford-west, to the Author, Giving an Account of the Poisonous Effects of This Plant to Some French Prisoners at Pembroke. ts Umbels of Flow-ers in different States. by The Appearance of the Bottom of the Stcni^ grov/-ing from the Crown of the old Root, c, An anterior View of the Flower of itsnattiral Size. dy An anterior View of the fame magnified, ^, A pofkrior View of the Flower magnified*

RFK2AW81–Quinta da Regaleira in Sintra, Portugal

Dedication of the first Saline Water Conversion Demonstration Plant (Freeport, Texas), 12:00PM. Remote dedication of the first Saline Water Conversion Demonstration Plant in Freeport, Texas. (L-R) President of Dow Chemical Company Dr. Leland Doan, President John F. Kennedy, and Dr. A.P. Beutel. Fish Room, White House, Washington, D.C. Stock Photo

RM2EBERMR–Dedication of the first Saline Water Conversion Demonstration Plant (Freeport, Texas), 12:00PM. Remote dedication of the first Saline Water Conversion Demonstration Plant in Freeport, Texas. (L-R) President of Dow Chemical Company Dr. Leland Doan, President John F. Kennedy, and Dr. A.P. Beutel. Fish Room, White House, Washington, D.C.

RFK2N7KF–Pre-romanesque churchs in Andorra

Single letter floral decoration art in golden effect vector illustration Stock Vector

RF2WEAGKF–Single letter floral decoration art in golden effect vector illustration

. Plant genetics . Heredity; Mendel's law; Plant breeding. White. White Fig. II.—Diagram showing some possible combinations in F, when Fi of fig. lo is inbred. Individual on left end of upper set red- grained, because R and C both present and / absent; other individuals in upper set white, because lacking C or i? or both; individuals in lower set with inhibitory factor and therefore white, whatever other combina- tions of factors they may contain.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appeara Stock Photo

RMPG4DNB–. Plant genetics . Heredity; Mendel's law; Plant breeding. White. White Fig. II.—Diagram showing some possible combinations in F, when Fi of fig. lo is inbred. Individual on left end of upper set red- grained, because R and C both present and / absent; other individuals in upper set white, because lacking C or i? or both; individuals in lower set with inhibitory factor and therefore white, whatever other combina- tions of factors they may contain.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appeara

$. We again call special attention to our stock of Palms, which is the largest and most complete in the countn.-. especially in the varieties and sizes used in the general florist trade. Our stock of Kentias alone occupying over one and a half acres of glass, and all other popular varieties being on hand in proportionate quantities. C&C^INI MAfl^r Our nu-asurt-mciils of plant^, wht-rc jjivcn, as in llic case of Palms, etc., clc, means ihc. height of { jrt.l. nvl .t. ,1j,. j,1;j,â f^â, ,iâ. top of the pot to the top of the plant in its natural position. We â lis ixi'ianaii.in ipI our Stock Photo$

RMMCJG78–. We again call special attention to our stock of Palms, which is the largest and most complete in the countn.-. especially in the varieties and sizes used in the general florist trade. Our stock of Kentias alone occupying over one and a half acres of glass, and all other popular varieties being on hand in proportionate quantities. C&C^INI MAfl^r Our nu-asurt-mciils of plant^, wht-rc jjivcn, as in llic case of Palms, etc., clc, means ihc. height of { jrt.l. nvl .t. ,1j,. j,1;j,â f^â, ,iâ. top of the pot to the top of the plant in its natural position. We â lis ixi'ianaii.in ipI our

Archive image from page 290 of Die krankheiten der pflanzen, ein. Die krankheiten der pflanzen, ein handbuch fur land-und forstwirte, gartner, gartenfreunde und botaniker . diekrankheitende03fran Year: 1895 r f LJii gturiubei-atiube ...18K '-ISIS -ist aSorwiegenb in -i8lZ 5icf)teu. mg. 66. gtüftcr, nad übcrftanbenem 5Borfcnfäfcr= fra in .eilung begriffen. A 45artie be§ tamme§; bie 9tinbe rr größtenteils q.)-- genommen, um bie nad) bem Jraß gebilbete iüngfte pliutfd)id)t 1 ,u jeigen, iüeld)c bie 5 graferounben jn übermalleu fudjt, auf beneu ba» alte bunfle Jpülj [nod; entblößt ift unb ftel Stock Photo

RMW16HFK–Archive image from page 290 of Die krankheiten der pflanzen, ein. Die krankheiten der pflanzen, ein handbuch fur land-und forstwirte, gartner, gartenfreunde und botaniker . diekrankheitende03fran Year: 1895 r f LJii gturiubei-atiube ...18K '-ISIS -ist aSorwiegenb in -i8lZ 5icf)teu. mg. 66. gtüftcr, nad übcrftanbenem 5Borfcnfäfcr= fra in .eilung begriffen. A 45artie be§ tamme§; bie 9tinbe rr größtenteils q.)-- genommen, um bie nad) bem Jraß gebilbete iüngfte pliutfd)id)t 1 ,u jeigen, iüeld)c bie 5 graferounben jn übermalleu fudjt, auf beneu ba» alte bunfle Jpülj [nod; entblößt ift unb ftel

Nature and development of plants . Fig. 230. Germination of the gametospore: A, section of archegoniumafter fertilization, showing the four-celled stage of the germinating gameto-spore. The cell r by repeated division forms the first root, c forms thefirst leaf, s forms the stem and f the foot; x. apical cell of prothallium.B, later stage. The young sporophyte rupturing the archegonium orcalyptra, lettering as in A. an independent and self-supporting plant. The first leaf is smalland usually bears little resemblance to those of the mature plant,. Fig. 231. Older sporophyte that lias developed Stock Photo

RM2AXGP73–Nature and development of plants . Fig. 230. Germination of the gametospore: A, section of archegoniumafter fertilization, showing the four-celled stage of the germinating gameto-spore. The cell r by repeated division forms the first root, c forms thefirst leaf, s forms the stem and f the foot; x. apical cell of prothallium.B, later stage. The young sporophyte rupturing the archegonium orcalyptra, lettering as in A. an independent and self-supporting plant. The first leaf is smalland usually bears little resemblance to those of the mature plant,. Fig. 231. Older sporophyte that lias developed

RM2EBERMC–Dedication of the first Saline Water Conversion Demonstration Plant (Freeport, Texas), 12:00PM. Remote dedication of the first Saline Water Conversion Demonstration Plant in Freeport, Texas. (L-R) President of Dow Chemical Company Dr. Leland Doan, President John F. Kennedy, and Dr. A.P. Beutel. Fish Room, White House, Washington, D.C.

RF2WEAH6E–Single letter floral decoration art in golden effect vector illustration

RF2WEAGGW–Single letter floral decoration art in golden effect vector illustration

. Diseases of greenhouse crops and their control . Vegetables; Plant diseases; Plant diseases. Fig. 6i. Palm Diseases. a. Palm smut, b. Palm smut fungus (after Stone and Smith), c. Exospo- rium leaf spot, d. cluster of spores of Exosporium palmivorum, e. individual spores of E. palmivorum, f. conidiophores of E. palmivorum (.d-e after Tre- lease), g. Sphserodothis leaf spot (after Smith, R, E.), h. anthracnose (after Halsted).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustra Stock Photo

RMPG0G7C–. Diseases of greenhouse crops and their control . Vegetables; Plant diseases; Plant diseases. Fig. 6i. Palm Diseases. a. Palm smut, b. Palm smut fungus (after Stone and Smith), c. Exospo- rium leaf spot, d. cluster of spores of Exosporium palmivorum, e. individual spores of E. palmivorum, f. conidiophores of E. palmivorum (.d-e after Tre- lease), g. Sphserodothis leaf spot (after Smith, R, E.), h. anthracnose (after Halsted).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustra

. Sweet PeasâHelen Pierce. Sweet Peas. As a rule the finest Sweet Peas are produced from seed sown in the autumn. Plant abaut the end of November in this latitude and cover with 2 to 3 inches of leaves or litter. We list below only a few of the very finest sorts. For complete . list see pages 67, 120 and 121 of our Garden Book for 1911. Winter Blooming Sweet Peas. Invaluable for growing under glass. They bloom in about three months from time of sowing. Earliest of All {Chrhtinas Pink). Pink and white Mont Blanc ( C/'r/,i/w;aj White). Pure white Mrs. Alex. Wallace. Rosy lavender Mrs. F. J. Dela Stock Photo

RMMCJ7BJ–. Sweet PeasâHelen Pierce. Sweet Peas. As a rule the finest Sweet Peas are produced from seed sown in the autumn. Plant abaut the end of November in this latitude and cover with 2 to 3 inches of leaves or litter. We list below only a few of the very finest sorts. For complete . list see pages 67, 120 and 121 of our Garden Book for 1911. Winter Blooming Sweet Peas. Invaluable for growing under glass. They bloom in about three months from time of sowing. Earliest of All {Chrhtinas Pink). Pink and white Mont Blanc ( C/'r/,i/w;aj White). Pure white Mrs. Alex. Wallace. Rosy lavender Mrs. F. J. Dela

Archive image from page 224 of Die Krankheiten der Pflanzen; ein. Die Krankheiten der Pflanzen; ein Handbuch fÃ¼r Land- und Forstwirte, GÃ¤rtner, Gartenfreunde und Botaniker . diekrankheitend02fran Year: 1895 8. 5fapitel: jRoftpilje (Urebinaceen) alÂ§ nrfa(f)e ber 9foftfranff)eiten 209 11. Uredo aecidioides J. J/Â«//.) (Uredo MÃ¼lleri Ã/riy.), auf ben 5Uif Rubns. Ã¼beriÃ¼internben S3IÃ¤ttern oon Rubus fruticosus unb anbern 33rombeerarten freiÂ§fÃ¶rnÃ¼(e, orangegelbe SÃ¤ger bilbenb, luelcfe ein Spennogoniimi in i[)rer WxWz ()aben, bal)er beii Stcibien Ã¤fjneln, bod) burd) ehijeliie Sporen ab[c Stock Photo

RMW167AM–Archive image from page 224 of Die Krankheiten der Pflanzen; ein. Die Krankheiten der Pflanzen; ein Handbuch fÃ¼r Land- und Forstwirte, GÃ¤rtner, Gartenfreunde und Botaniker . diekrankheitend02fran Year: 1895 8. 5fapitel: jRoftpilje (Urebinaceen) alÂ§ nrfa(f)e ber 9foftfranff)eiten 209 11. Uredo aecidioides J. J/Â«//.) (Uredo MÃ¼lleri Ã/riy.), auf ben 5Uif Rubns. Ã¼beriÃ¼internben S3IÃ¤ttern oon Rubus fruticosus unb anbern 33rombeerarten freiÂ§fÃ¶rnÃ¼(e, orangegelbe SÃ¤ger bilbenb, luelcfe ein Spennogoniimi in i[)rer WxWz ()aben, bal)er beii Stcibien Ã¤fjneln, bod) burd) ehijeliie Sporen ab[c

E/MJ : engineering and mining journal . EMPIRE MINES- MINE-RESCUE TEAM WON FIRST PRIZE AT CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR The mine-rescue team was composed of R. W. Rodda. T. Evely, C. Oates, F. Carter and F. Hooper. The Empire Minesfirst-aid team won second prize in the first-aid contest; it is composed of J. Luzmoor, J. Ball, J. A. Hendricks and J. Quick;L. Prisk is the patient. PANORAMIC VIEW—TAKEN SEPT. 16—OF 5.000-TON LEACHING PLANT UNDER November is. L916 ENGINEERING AM) MINIM; Jul KNAL Stock Photo

RM2AN7RBA–E/MJ : engineering and mining journal . EMPIRE MINES- MINE-RESCUE TEAM WON FIRST PRIZE AT CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR The mine-rescue team was composed of R. W. Rodda. T. Evely, C. Oates, F. Carter and F. Hooper. The Empire Minesfirst-aid team won second prize in the first-aid contest; it is composed of J. Luzmoor, J. Ball, J. A. Hendricks and J. Quick;L. Prisk is the patient. PANORAMIC VIEW—TAKEN SEPT. 16—OF 5.000-TON LEACHING PLANT UNDER November is. L916 ENGINEERING AM) MINIM; Jul KNAL

RM2EBERN5–Dedication of the first Saline Water Conversion Demonstration Plant (Freeport, Texas), 12:00PM. Remote dedication of the first Saline Water Conversion Demonstration Plant in Freeport, Texas. (L-R) President of Dow Chemical Company Dr. Leland Doan, President John F. Kennedy, and Vice President of Dowu2019s Gulf Coast Operations Dr. A.P. Beutel. Fish Room, White House, Washington, D.C.

Two American soldiers and French women enjoying a meal together and engaging in a French language lesson at Andre Citroon Munitions Plant in Paris, France. This photograph was taken on August 14, 1918, and approved by the American Expeditionary Forces (A.E.F.) censor. Stock Photo

RM2RCK5PW–Two American soldiers and French women enjoying a meal together and engaging in a French language lesson at Andre Citroon Munitions Plant in Paris, France. This photograph was taken on August 14, 1918, and approved by the American Expeditionary Forces (A.E.F.) censor.

Image shows the lighting plant and photographic machines of the 12th Aero Squadron attached to the 42nd Division. Lieutenant Herold can be seen in the foreground. The photograph was taken on June 18, 1918, in Vathimenil, France. The image was approved by the A.E.F. Censor on July 29, 1918.-ISWIED NOTES Stock Photo

RM2RCCFG2–Image shows the lighting plant and photographic machines of the 12th Aero Squadron attached to the 42nd Division. Lieutenant Herold can be seen in the foreground. The photograph was taken on June 18, 1918, in Vathimenil, France. The image was approved by the A.E.F. Censor on July 29, 1918.-ISWIED NOTES

RF2WEAG64–Single letter floral decoration art in golden effect vector illustration

Construction of new building at the Air Service, Productive Center #2 in Romorantin, France. The foundation of the building is visible in the foreground. Photo taken on July 24, 1918, by Pvt. L.P. Goldshlag. It was passed by A.E.F. Censor on August 13, 1918. ASRO notes: 77653 mm. Stock Photo

RM2RCMMCX–Construction of new building at the Air Service, Productive Center #2 in Romorantin, France. The foundation of the building is visible in the foreground. Photo taken on July 24, 1918, by Pvt. L.P. Goldshlag. It was passed by A.E.F. Censor on August 13, 1918. ASRO notes: 77653 mm.

11-SC-42207 is a photograph taken by Sgt. Prank A. Wellock on March 1, 1919, at La Plant Air Service Production and Maintenance Center No. 2 in Romorantin, Loir et Cher, France. The image shows a group of officers standing together. The names and ranks of the officers are listed in the description. Stock Photo

RM2RCC646–11-SC-42207 is a photograph taken by Sgt. Prank A. Wellock on March 1, 1919, at La Plant Air Service Production and Maintenance Center No. 2 in Romorantin, Loir et Cher, France. The image shows a group of officers standing together. The names and ranks of the officers are listed in the description.

Soldiers salvaging a German water and electric power plant at Gercourt, Meuse, France. The plant, deemed impossible to restore by other engineers, is a unique combination of parts from various countries. Sgt 1cl John D. Gleason is in charge of the water supply detail. Taken on Oct. 12, 1918. Stock Photo

RM2RCD246–Soldiers salvaging a German water and electric power plant at Gercourt, Meuse, France. The plant, deemed impossible to restore by other engineers, is a unique combination of parts from various countries. Sgt 1cl John D. Gleason is in charge of the water supply detail. Taken on Oct. 12, 1918.

. The structure and development of mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae). Plant morphology; Mosses; Ferns. FILICINE^ LEPTOSPORANGIATM 313. Fig. 173.—Onoclea struthiopteris. A, B, Germinating spores with the perinium re- moved, X300; C, young prothallium, Xioo; D, E, older prothallia with two-sided apical cell (x), X300; F, small female prothallium seen from below, X25; G, very young prothallium with the two outer spore-coats, X300; r, primary rhizoid; ar, archegonia; p, perinium; ex, exospore.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhance Stock Photo

RMPG0CKD–. The structure and development of mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae). Plant morphology; Mosses; Ferns. FILICINE^ LEPTOSPORANGIATM 313. Fig. 173.—Onoclea struthiopteris. A, B, Germinating spores with the perinium re- moved, X300; C, young prothallium, Xioo; D, E, older prothallia with two-sided apical cell (x), X300; F, small female prothallium seen from below, X25; G, very young prothallium with the two outer spore-coats, X300; r, primary rhizoid; ar, archegonia; p, perinium; ex, exospore.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhance

$. Elementary entomology . m n o p q r s Fig. 55. Eggs of different insects. (Enlarged) a, Toi-trix; b, Liparis ; c, a Noctuid; d, usual shape of those of a bark borer; e. May-beetle (Lachnosternd) ; f, midge (Chironomus); g^ Lyda; Ii, fly {Miisca) ; /, honey-bee ; /', gall-fly {Rkodites rosac); /, lace-winged fly (Cluysopd); ?«, pomace-fly {Drosophild); ;;, Pentatoma: 0, back-swimmer (JVepn); p, butterfly {Pieris crataegi); </, bedbug; ;-, louse, fastened to a hair; y, bot-fly {Hypodenna). (After Judeich and Nitsche, from Packard) are laid upon the food plant, or host, but occasionally thei Stock Photo$

RMMA7ERW–. Elementary entomology . m n o p q r s Fig. 55. Eggs of different insects. (Enlarged) a, Toi-trix; b, Liparis ; c, a Noctuid; d, usual shape of those of a bark borer; e. May-beetle (Lachnosternd) ; f, midge (Chironomus); g^ Lyda; Ii, fly {Miisca) ; /, honey-bee ; /', gall-fly {Rkodites rosac); /, lace-winged fly (Cluysopd); ?«, pomace-fly {Drosophild); ;;, Pentatoma: 0, back-swimmer (JVepn); p, butterfly {Pieris crataegi); </, bedbug; ;-, louse, fastened to a hair; y, bot-fly {Hypodenna). (After Judeich and Nitsche, from Packard) are laid upon the food plant, or host, but occasionally thei

The effect of chloral hydrate on the plant cell effectofchloralh00croc Year: 1903 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS May 29, 3 f HM) THIS IS TO C;ERTIFY that THK thesis PUEPAKED ITNDER MY SUPERVI8IOX BY William. Crocker 'The Effect of Chloral Hydrate on the Plant Cell' entitled IS APPROVED BY ME AS FUL,nLL,ING THIS PART OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE A.?/r. OF i I Botany HEAD OF DEPARTMENT OF Stock Photo

RMRYEY2H–The effect of chloral hydrate on the plant cell effectofchloralh00croc Year: 1903 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS May 29, 3 f HM) THIS IS TO C;ERTIFY that THK thesis PUEPAKED ITNDER MY SUPERVI8IOX BY William. Crocker 'The Effect of Chloral Hydrate on the Plant Cell' entitled IS APPROVED BY ME AS FUL,nLL,ING THIS PART OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE A.?/r. OF i I Botany HEAD OF DEPARTMENT OF

Guide to the study of insects, and a treatise on those injurious and beneficial to crops: for the use of colleges, farm-schools, and agriculturists . COCCID.K. lice, when the slit on the upper side of the leaf, through whichthe mother plant-louse built up the gall early in the spring,gapes open and allowsthe insects to escapeinto the open air.(American Entomolo-gist, p. 10«.) The Editors of the•vAmerican Entomolo-gist describe and fig-ure the Apple rootplant-louse. Eriownini(Pemphigus) pyri ofFitch (Fig. f»- >r, ; a.thegall : /;, larva : c, fe-male ; rf, leg ; , beak ; /, antenna of female Stock Photo

RM2AJ33EB–Guide to the study of insects, and a treatise on those injurious and beneficial to crops: for the use of colleges, farm-schools, and agriculturists . COCCID.K. lice, when the slit on the upper side of the leaf, through whichthe mother plant-louse built up the gall early in the spring,gapes open and allowsthe insects to escapeinto the open air.(American Entomolo-gist, p. 10«.) The Editors of the•vAmerican Entomolo-gist describe and fig-ure the Apple rootplant-louse. Eriownini(Pemphigus) pyri ofFitch (Fig. f»- >r, ; a.thegall : /;, larva : c, fe-male ; rf, leg ; , beak ; /, antenna of female

RF2WEAGD6–Single letter floral decoration art in golden effect vector illustration

. The structure and development of mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae). Plant morphology; Mosses; Ferns. Fig. 250.—Marsilia vestita. Development of the embryo. A, Longitudinal section of archegonium with two-celled embryo; B, similar section of a later stage; C, two transverse sections of a young embryo; D, two longitudinal sections of an older one; I, I, the basal wall; L, cotyledon; st, stem; r, root; F, foot. A-C, X525; D, X260. a deep funnel, which becomes completely filled with the sperma- tozoids. As these die their bodies become much stretched out, so that they look very different from the Stock Photo

RMPG0546–. The structure and development of mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae). Plant morphology; Mosses; Ferns. Fig. 250.—Marsilia vestita. Development of the embryo. A, Longitudinal section of archegonium with two-celled embryo; B, similar section of a later stage; C, two transverse sections of a young embryo; D, two longitudinal sections of an older one; I, I, the basal wall; L, cotyledon; st, stem; r, root; F, foot. A-C, X525; D, X260. a deep funnel, which becomes completely filled with the sperma- tozoids. As these die their bodies become much stretched out, so that they look very different from the

. Dr. K.W. van Gorkom's Oost-Indische cultures. Opnieuw uitg. onder redactie van H.C. Prinsen Geerligs. [Door J.P. van der Stock et al.] . imcling /'. f. .V.). Eutingsproef met />«*". r»/« (slijmziekte); de verdwenen rijen waren intzeent. de andere niet. den terugweg' volkomen afsnijden, kan men de plant als genezen be- schouwen, zoodra de laatste slijmziektebacterie uit den stam door de vol- gende saprophyten ver- drongen is". Honing geeft dit als waarschijnlijke verklaring- voor het yc- nezen van de slijmzieke plant, waarvan Jensen des- tijds melding- heeft ge- maakt. (Zie fig. Stock Photo

RMMAAK9Y–. Dr. K.W. van Gorkom's Oost-Indische cultures. Opnieuw uitg. onder redactie van H.C. Prinsen Geerligs. [Door J.P. van der Stock et al.] . imcling /'. f. .V.). Eutingsproef met />«*". r»/« (slijmziekte); de verdwenen rijen waren intzeent. de andere niet. den terugweg' volkomen afsnijden, kan men de plant als genezen be- schouwen, zoodra de laatste slijmziektebacterie uit den stam door de vol- gende saprophyten ver- drongen is". Honing geeft dit als waarschijnlijke verklaring- voor het yc- nezen van de slijmzieke plant, waarvan Jensen des- tijds melding- heeft ge- maakt. (Zie fig.

The effect of chloral hydrate The effect of chloral hydrate on the plant cell effectofchloralh00croc Year: 1903 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS May 29, 3 f HM) THIS IS TO C;ERTIFY that THK thesis PUEPAKED ITNDER MY SUPERVI8IOX BY William. Crocker 'The Effect of Chloral Hydrate on the Plant Cell' entitled IS APPROVED BY ME AS FUL,nLL,ING THIS PART OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE A.?/r. OF i I Botany HEAD OF DEPARTMENT OF Stock Photo

RMRX4PT4–The effect of chloral hydrate The effect of chloral hydrate on the plant cell effectofchloralh00croc Year: 1903 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS May 29, 3 f HM) THIS IS TO C;ERTIFY that THK thesis PUEPAKED ITNDER MY SUPERVI8IOX BY William. Crocker 'The Effect of Chloral Hydrate on the Plant Cell' entitled IS APPROVED BY ME AS FUL,nLL,ING THIS PART OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE A.?/r. OF i I Botany HEAD OF DEPARTMENT OF

Text-book of structural and physiological botany . Fig. 97.—Pea, with its testa cutthrough ; c cotyledons ; g theplumule enveloped in minuteleaves ; R radicle ; t axis of theembryo ; i outer, e inner inte-gument ; F funiculus ; p part ofthe pericarp (diagrammatic). Fig. 98.—Pea split open and with, thetesta removed; f small cavity inwhich the plumule or apex of thestem lay ; the other letters as in Fig.97 (somewhat magnified). the axis, not on the root. The form of the leaves is veryvarious according to their function in the life of the plant;certain of them unite, in the form of floral leaves Stock Photo

RM2AXJ42Y–Text-book of structural and physiological botany . Fig. 97.—Pea, with its testa cutthrough ; c cotyledons ; g theplumule enveloped in minuteleaves ; R radicle ; t axis of theembryo ; i outer, e inner inte-gument ; F funiculus ; p part ofthe pericarp (diagrammatic). Fig. 98.—Pea split open and with, thetesta removed; f small cavity inwhich the plumule or apex of thestem lay ; the other letters as in Fig.97 (somewhat magnified). the axis, not on the root. The form of the leaves is veryvarious according to their function in the life of the plant;certain of them unite, in the form of floral leaves

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. 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. Gardening -- Dictionaries; Plants -- North America encyclopedias. 366 CONVALLARIA CONVALLARIA determined. It is essentially a shade-loving plant. The species is C. maj&lis, Linn. R.H. 1886:84. Gn. 47, p. 179; 52:11'J4 and p. 319 (the latter in fruit). A.F. 13:402. Gng 5:56-7. F. Stock Photo

RMPFJHG2–. 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. Gardening -- Dictionaries; Plants -- North America encyclopedias. 366 CONVALLARIA CONVALLARIA determined. It is essentially a shade-loving plant. The species is C. maj&lis, Linn. R.H. 1886:84. Gn. 47, p. 179; 52:11'J4 and p. 319 (the latter in fruit). A.F. 13:402. Gng 5:56-7. F.

. Fig..-21... Wheat foot rot survc-y., 19^1. (After map by Hurley Fellows). ' •.. c destroyed about one-third of* the "'ay up the plant in numerous fields," P. D. R. 15: 49, 52, f^o, BLIGHT, due to Fusarium sp. (net .Giblperella saubinetii) and Inw temperatures o^icurred in ?,Tiitman County, Washington, FOOT AND ROOT ROTS,' TAT^f 5 per'" cent r/as reported from Colorado. FOOT ROT due to Fusarium spp, ;7as reported frcm.Michigan and Minnesota. In the latter State Fusarium and HeLminthosporium together caused a loss '^f 1 per cent. - ' . WINTER BLIGHT (Sclerotium fulvum) . Montana Stock Photo

RMMCK5PY–. Fig..-21... Wheat foot rot survc-y., 19^1. (After map by Hurley Fellows). ' •.. c destroyed about one-third of* the "'ay up the plant in numerous fields," P. D. R. 15: 49, 52, f^o, BLIGHT, due to Fusarium sp. (net .Giblperella saubinetii) and Inw temperatures o^icurred in ?,Tiitman County, Washington, FOOT AND ROOT ROTS,' TAT^f 5 per'" cent r/as reported from Colorado. FOOT ROT due to Fusarium spp, ;7as reported frcm.Michigan and Minnesota. In the latter State Fusarium and HeLminthosporium together caused a loss '^f 1 per cent. - ' . WINTER BLIGHT (Sclerotium fulvum) . Montana

Dreer's autumn catalogue 1925 (1925) Dreer's autumn catalogue 1925 dreersautumncata1925henr Year: 1925 40 SEjmlK HARDY PERENNIAL PIMTS >HlMnEIiPHRIk ; -â ^h f*Â«. ,^. - -..1 i â¢^T-r . jg SL ^^m ^^^ l!ft r /-W'iT'Hli â U^-^ P* ^ !* â pJji'jvt^L â¢' '. ^ ^UR i%%%%%%%% BnriÂ»iBtj:WL . -^'^Pl '^^ -SFPi L-.;. F â Wim''Jk -'â ^tf-J 5^::jr3 . - ^m9 stff ^'T^H â i 'â - - Â«^ â JSb4 j. c /â¢'^' *MB âº.''I:* ^ ^n^ Vi^ ^HI^Sv' Â«r *4ill iJB f VÂ»'''iJI It ' |p?^ I'm , â *' â¼tf H Shasta Daisy .lask. Calimeris star wort) Incisa. An attractive, free flowering plant; grows 12 to 18 inches high, Stock Photo

RMT0NRXE–Dreer's autumn catalogue 1925 (1925) Dreer's autumn catalogue 1925 dreersautumncata1925henr Year: 1925 40 SEjmlK HARDY PERENNIAL PIMTS >HlMnEIiPHRIk ; -â ^h f*Â«. ,^. - -..1 i â¢^T-r . jg SL ^^m ^^^ l!ft r /-W'iT'Hli â U^-^ P* ^ !* â pJji'jvt^L â¢' '. ^ ^UR i%%%%%%%% BnriÂ»iBtj:WL . -^'^Pl '^^ -SFPi L-.;. F â Wim''Jk -'â ^tf-J 5^::jr3 . - ^m9 stff ^'T^H â i 'â - - Â«^ â JSb4 j. c /â¢'^' *MB âº.''I:* ^ ^n^ Vi^ ^HI^Sv' Â«r *4ill iJB f VÂ»'''iJI It ' |p?^ I'm , â *' â¼tf H Shasta Daisy .lask. Calimeris star wort) Incisa. An attractive, free flowering plant; grows 12 to 18 inches high,

Elementary botany . yces ceriviseae. a, grown in a weak nutrientsmall colony; b, single ,. cell budding; c, single substance on a thin layercell forming an ascus f plaster Paris slab),with four spores; a, r y> spores free from the several spores are formedascus. (After Rees.) . , . .. m many of the yeast cells. After a period of rest these spores, will sprout and produce the yeast plantagain. Because of this peculiar spore formation some place the yeastamong the sac fungi. (See classification of the fungi.) 238. Organized ferments and unorganized ferments.—An organismlike the yeast plant wh Stock Photo

RM2AJE457–Elementary botany . yces ceriviseae. a, grown in a weak nutrientsmall colony; b, single ,. cell budding; c, single substance on a thin layercell forming an ascus f plaster Paris slab),with four spores; a, r y> spores free from the several spores are formedascus. (After Rees.) . , . .. m many of the yeast cells. After a period of rest these spores, will sprout and produce the yeast plantagain. Because of this peculiar spore formation some place the yeastamong the sac fungi. (See classification of the fungi.) 238. Organized ferments and unorganized ferments.—An organismlike the yeast plant wh

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. Principles of the anatomy and physiology of the vegetable cell. Plant cells and tissues. Cells of the pith of Acanthuh mollis Far more jErequent than such re- gularly branched cells, are those of a roundish form, exhibiting a shorter projection at one or more points, and so having a moder- ately irregular form ; the paren- chyma of the lower side of the leaves of most plants is com- posed of such cells (fig. 10). r,f/ 8.. Stdlaic cellular tissue ftom the leaf s»tvlk of Ahi6a. V-TniJ ^.1 c-«« Partition "boundrng an air-canal m the loaf-stalk ot Bagittana sagittifoha. Fig. 10. •. Please Stock Photo

RMPFX8W8–. Principles of the anatomy and physiology of the vegetable cell. Plant cells and tissues. Cells of the pith of Acanthuh mollis Far more jErequent than such re- gularly branched cells, are those of a roundish form, exhibiting a shorter projection at one or more points, and so having a moder- ately irregular form ; the paren- chyma of the lower side of the leaves of most plants is com- posed of such cells (fig. 10). r,f/ 8.. Stdlaic cellular tissue ftom the leaf s»tvlk of Ahi6a. V-TniJ ^.1 c-«« Partition "boundrng an air-canal m the loaf-stalk ot Bagittana sagittifoha. Fig. 10. •. Please

. Sweet Rocket (Hesperis) 4280 Old-fahioned gar- den plants; also known as Dame's Rocket and Dame's Violet; grows from 2 to 3 feet high, and bears spikes of showy white, lilac and purple frag- rant flowers. Ex- cellent for natural- izing among shrub- bery or for plant- ing in a permanent border; mixed colors. (See cut.) Oz., 50 cts $0 05 .'â -, "'^ ' -V-'* ' . :,â -; J â¢^:i.wÂ»u 1 ^ -^-ri;i t^' - -J^Â»^ ' -' ' ' Lf^- ^M^^^it r^^ '^^^-^ l3Â«8r^;;g^^j^ "^k ^#^^'"., '-^ ^ ^^^^M' 'â Â£** # M.,:f J i^^ C'.-'^^'^^^j., ''>/.:..kJ? ^^' '-â ' .'Wi-^ 7*^ ^' ^.:^ >* 'â ^ M^ '^ â St Stock Photo

RMMCHJC3–. Sweet Rocket (Hesperis) 4280 Old-fahioned gar- den plants; also known as Dame's Rocket and Dame's Violet; grows from 2 to 3 feet high, and bears spikes of showy white, lilac and purple frag- rant flowers. Ex- cellent for natural- izing among shrub- bery or for plant- ing in a permanent border; mixed colors. (See cut.) Oz., 50 cts $0 05 .'â -, "'^ ' -V-'* ' . :,â -; J â¢^:i.wÂ»u 1 ^ -^-ri;i t^' - -J^Â»^ ' -' ' ' Lf^- ^M^^^it r^^ '^^^-^ l3Â«8r^;;g^^j^ "^k ^#^^'"., '-^ ^ ^^^^M' 'â Â£** # M.,:f J i^^ C'.-'^^'^^^j., ''>/.:..kJ? ^^' '-â ' .'Wi-^ 7*^ ^' ^.:^ >* 'â ^ M^ '^ â St

Entomology for beginners; for the use of young folks, fruitgrowers, farmers, and gardeners; . 865.) Fieber, F. X. European Hemiptera (Vienna, 1861.) (In German.) Geise, 0. Mundtheile der Rhynchoten (Archiv f. Naturg., xlix.,315. 1883). Glover, T. Manuscript Notes: Hemiptera (Washington, 1876). Oestlund, 0. W. Synopsis of the Aphididoe of Minnesota (St. Paul,1887). Eiley and Monell. Notes on Aphidse of the U. S. (Bull. U. S.Geol. Surv., v. Washington, 1879.) Thomas, C. Monograph of the Plant-lice (8th Report State Ento-mologist of 111., 1879). Uhler, P. R. Monographs of Cydnidae and Saldfe [etc Stock Photo

RM2AKXTYM–Entomology for beginners; for the use of young folks, fruitgrowers, farmers, and gardeners; . 865.) Fieber, F. X. European Hemiptera (Vienna, 1861.) (In German.) Geise, 0. Mundtheile der Rhynchoten (Archiv f. Naturg., xlix.,315. 1883). Glover, T. Manuscript Notes: Hemiptera (Washington, 1876). Oestlund, 0. W. Synopsis of the Aphididoe of Minnesota (St. Paul,1887). Eiley and Monell. Notes on Aphidse of the U. S. (Bull. U. S.Geol. Surv., v. Washington, 1879.) Thomas, C. Monograph of the Plant-lice (8th Report State Ento-mologist of 111., 1879). Uhler, P. R. Monographs of Cydnidae and Saldfe [etc

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. Diseases of greenhouse crops and their control . Vegetables; Plant diseases; Plant diseases. Fig. 17. Cauliflower Diseases. a, Youn^ cauliflower plant with club root (after Jones, L. R.). &• cross section of an infected root, c. cross section of a young healthy root (b-c after Woronin), d. host cell containing Myxomycete spores (after Lutman, B. F.).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Taubenhaus, Jacob J Stock Photo

RMPG0GHG–. Diseases of greenhouse crops and their control . Vegetables; Plant diseases; Plant diseases. Fig. 17. Cauliflower Diseases. a, Youn^ cauliflower plant with club root (after Jones, L. R.). &• cross section of an infected root, c. cross section of a young healthy root (b-c after Woronin), d. host cell containing Myxomycete spores (after Lutman, B. F.).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Taubenhaus, Jacob J

Livingston's seeds : 1902 'true blue' annual . f smooth pods, which, when shaken, the seedssound like a childs rattle, hence its common name JO f^ti-nofii c 0* Umbrella Plant. Grows finely in water with^S/jJC r USf ricli soil or mud. Graceful foliage plant; fine for vases, fountains; easily raised from seed; tender perennitd. For illustration see Plant Department 10 Candytuft. The Candytuft is among the most highly prized of garden flowers. The best ettect is produced by raising the plants in masses, and the seeds are sown where the plants are to bloom; sow in rows six to eight inches apart, a Stock Photo

RM2AJ1D4P–Livingston's seeds : 1902 'true blue' annual . f smooth pods, which, when shaken, the seedssound like a childs rattle, hence its common name JO f^ti-nofii c 0* Umbrella Plant. Grows finely in water with^S/jJC r USf ricli soil or mud. Graceful foliage plant; fine for vases, fountains; easily raised from seed; tender perennitd. For illustration see Plant Department 10 Candytuft. The Candytuft is among the most highly prized of garden flowers. The best ettect is produced by raising the plants in masses, and the seeds are sown where the plants are to bloom; sow in rows six to eight inches apart, a

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. The structure and development of mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae). Plant morphology; Mosses; Ferns. LYCOPODINE^ 501. Fig. 290.—a. Plant of Phylloglossum Drummondii, x about 3 (after Bertrand). sp. Sporangia; R, roots; !>, protocorm; T^, secondary protocorm; B, longitudinal sec- tion of the young strobilus of the same, showing the initial cell (0, young leaves (/', I"), and young sporangium(j/j), X240; C-E, young sporangia of Lycopodium selago, radial sections, X22S; F, tangential section of the same; G, radial section of youngs sporangium of L. clavatum (Figs. B-G after Bower).. Plea Stock Photo

RMPG04P5–. The structure and development of mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae). Plant morphology; Mosses; Ferns. LYCOPODINE^ 501. Fig. 290.—a. Plant of Phylloglossum Drummondii, x about 3 (after Bertrand). sp. Sporangia; R, roots; !>, protocorm; T^, secondary protocorm; B, longitudinal sec- tion of the young strobilus of the same, showing the initial cell (0, young leaves (/', I"), and young sporangium(j/j), X240; C-E, young sporangia of Lycopodium selago, radial sections, X22S; F, tangential section of the same; G, radial section of youngs sporangium of L. clavatum (Figs. B-G after Bower).. Plea

Schultz's seed annual for 1909 . ing more showy for table decoration than a loose-ly arranged bouquet of long-stemmed dahlias. Each,10 cents; dozen, $1. f,|J:^l,,c One of the most attractive of summerVJIdUIUlU^ flowering bulbs. Excellent for mixedbeds, and produce gorgeous effects if massed in largeclumps. For a succession of bloom throughout thesummer, plant at intervals from April till June. Ex-tra-sized bulbs, per dozen, 15c.; per 100, $1.00. M;t^r^ Vin Rnnk account of its very lTldUC;nd vine IOUl!> ^apld growth and thickshade, this is one of the most popular climbers. Willrun twent Stock Photo

RM2AKPRD2–Schultz's seed annual for 1909 . ing more showy for table decoration than a loose-ly arranged bouquet of long-stemmed dahlias. Each,10 cents; dozen, $1. f,|J:^l,,c One of the most attractive of summerVJIdUIUlU^ flowering bulbs. Excellent for mixedbeds, and produce gorgeous effects if massed in largeclumps. For a succession of bloom throughout thesummer, plant at intervals from April till June. Ex-tra-sized bulbs, per dozen, 15c.; per 100, $1.00. M;t^r^ Vin Rnnk account of its very lTldUC;nd vine IOUl!> ^apld growth and thickshade, this is one of the most popular climbers. Willrun twent

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. Diseases of greenhouse crops and their control . Vegetables; Plant diseases; Plant diseases. F"iG 47. Carnation Diseases. a. Healthy blossoms, b. blossoms affected with Sporotrichum rot (after Stewart, F. S. and Hodekins), c. Heterosporium spot (after Smith, R. £.), e-d. Alternaria spot (after Stevens and Hall).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Taubenhaus, Jacob Joseph, 1884-1937. New York : E. P. Dut Stock Photo

RMPG0GAN–. Diseases of greenhouse crops and their control . Vegetables; Plant diseases; Plant diseases. F"iG 47. Carnation Diseases. a. Healthy blossoms, b. blossoms affected with Sporotrichum rot (after Stewart, F. S. and Hodekins), c. Heterosporium spot (after Smith, R. £.), e-d. Alternaria spot (after Stevens and Hall).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Taubenhaus, Jacob Joseph, 1884-1937. New York : E. P. Dut

. Electrical world. •he B„r Ri„r .„„„, i„,i„ » K>il-« Compa,,), ,„|„ji„|•h. Tdluri* Po.er TranfS,™, rr .? •><. OX. SHOW ING OCHTX.NC AR.RESTERs Plant at Logan S- m ?--•^?^c ar.^esters.etc. P-o.45nI:^^^,rTh:??3tf ^^^ ^>-- ^-^ --Her atcate pole line and at Salt Uk ;aos r^t °^^ ^>- ^ ^upl -sub-stat,on of the Utah complyturedc, ^ ° ^ •^--the company in the western part f ° ^^=° °f power from the Telluride system and f* ^^ ^^^^ ^e- em and the companys northern lines Stock Photo

RM2AFN9AW–. Electrical world. •he B„r Ri„r .„„„, i„,i„ » K>il-« Compa,,), ,„|„ji„|•h. Tdluri* Po.er TranfS,™, rr .? •><. OX. SHOW ING OCHTX.NC AR.RESTERs Plant at Logan S- m ?--•^?^c ar.^esters.etc. P-o.45nI:^^^,rTh:??3tf ^^^ ^>-- ^-^ --Her atcate pole line and at Salt Uk ;aos r^t °^^ ^>- ^ ^upl -sub-stat,on of the Utah complyturedc, ^ ° ^ •^--the company in the western part f ° ^^=° °f power from the Telluride system and f* ^^ ^^^^ ^e- em and the companys northern lines

. Department bulletin. Agriculture; Agriculture. Washington, D. C. T April 23, 1923 THE EFFECT OF BORAX ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF CROPS By J. J. SKINNER and B. E. BROWN, Biochemists, and F. R. REID, Assistant Biochemist Office of Soil-Fertility Investigations, Bureau of Plant Industry CONTENTS Page Introduction 1 Review of the Literature 2 Scope and Plan of the Investigations in 1920 4 Experiment ..with Borax at Arlington, Va 5 Field Experiments Using Fertilizers with and without Borax ...... 17 Effect of Borax on Cotton at Muscle Shoals, Ala 22 The Residual Effect of Borax 25 Symptoms of Bor Stock Photo

RMPFE624–. Department bulletin. Agriculture; Agriculture. Washington, D. C. T April 23, 1923 THE EFFECT OF BORAX ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF CROPS By J. J. SKINNER and B. E. BROWN, Biochemists, and F. R. REID, Assistant Biochemist Office of Soil-Fertility Investigations, Bureau of Plant Industry CONTENTS Page Introduction 1 Review of the Literature 2 Scope and Plan of the Investigations in 1920 4 Experiment ..with Borax at Arlington, Va 5 Field Experiments Using Fertilizers with and without Borax ...... 17 Effect of Borax on Cotton at Muscle Shoals, Ala 22 The Residual Effect of Borax 25 Symptoms of Bor

RM2AFNGJH–. Electrical world. •he B„r Ri„r .„„„, i„,i„ » K>il-« Compa,,), ,„|„ji„|•h. Tdluri* Po.er TranfS,™, rr .? •><. OX. SHOW ING OCHTX.NC AR.RESTERs Plant at Logan S- m ?--•^?^c ar.^esters.etc. P-o.45nI:^^^,rTh:??3tf ^^^ ^>-- ^-^ --Her atcate pole line and at Salt Uk ;aos r^t °^^ ^>- ^ ^upl -sub-stat,on of the Utah complyturedc, ^ ° ^ •^--the company in the western part f ° ^^=° °f power from the Telluride system and f* ^^ ^^^^ ^e- em and the companys northern lines

. A text-book of mycology and plant pathology . Plant diseases; Fungi in agriculture; Plant diseases; Fungi. 568 SPECIAL PLANT PATHOLOGY. Fig. 206.—CEdema on Manihot (Ceara). A, Normal arrangement of leaf tis- sues; B, division and enlargement of palisade cells in oedematous leaf; C, division of cells in the spongy parenchyma which become giant cells; D, early stages of disease in which all of the cells except lower epidermal ones are oedematous; R, division and enlargement of cells in lower epidermis; F, cedematous leaf tissue double that of normal leaf; G, shrinking and collapse of cells in Stock Photo

RMPG4DRR–. A text-book of mycology and plant pathology . Plant diseases; Fungi in agriculture; Plant diseases; Fungi. 568 SPECIAL PLANT PATHOLOGY. Fig. 206.—CEdema on Manihot (Ceara). A, Normal arrangement of leaf tis- sues; B, division and enlargement of palisade cells in oedematous leaf; C, division of cells in the spongy parenchyma which become giant cells; D, early stages of disease in which all of the cells except lower epidermal ones are oedematous; R, division and enlargement of cells in lower epidermis; F, cedematous leaf tissue double that of normal leaf; G, shrinking and collapse of cells in

Paxton's Magazine of Botany and Register of Flowering Plants . S.H(it1fT-..aA Scli&- lyaJJ-c/^i^^ f^^/Zc^^Uc/e^^<!yUt^M^: PASSIFLORA MIDDLETONIANA. MONADELPHIA. (Mr. Middletons Passinn-flower.) Natural Order PASSIFLORACEiE. Order.PENTANDBIA. Generic Character.—Cffl/ya: with a five-parted limb ;tube short, having the throat ornamented with a fila-mentous crown. Petals five, or wanting. Stamensusually five, though rarely with only four. Ovary pedi-cellate. Berry commonly pulpy ; sometimes slightlymembranous. Specific Character.— Plant an evergreen shrub.Stems climbing, tendrilled, vigorous, r Stock Photo

RM2AKA298–Paxton's Magazine of Botany and Register of Flowering Plants . S.H(it1fT-..aA Scli&- lyaJJ-c/^i^^ f^^/Zc^^Uc/e^^<!yUt^M^: PASSIFLORA MIDDLETONIANA. MONADELPHIA. (Mr. Middletons Passinn-flower.) Natural Order PASSIFLORACEiE. Order.PENTANDBIA. Generic Character.—Cffl/ya: with a five-parted limb ;tube short, having the throat ornamented with a fila-mentous crown. Petals five, or wanting. Stamensusually five, though rarely with only four. Ovary pedi-cellate. Berry commonly pulpy ; sometimes slightlymembranous. Specific Character.— Plant an evergreen shrub.Stems climbing, tendrilled, vigorous, r

. Diseases of greenhouse crops and their control . Vegetables; Plant diseases; Plant diseases. Fig. 4. Nematode. a. Very young, normal root, h. mature, normal root, d, young root same age, c. attacked by nematodes, d. same, one week later, e. section of mature gall, showing distortion of tissue, f-u. the various stages of development of the young embryo worm, beginning with /, as the egg and ending with u as the mature worm ready to hatch (o-« after G. E. Stone and R. E. Smith).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for read Stock Photo

RMPG0GMW–. Diseases of greenhouse crops and their control . Vegetables; Plant diseases; Plant diseases. Fig. 4. Nematode. a. Very young, normal root, h. mature, normal root, d, young root same age, c. attacked by nematodes, d. same, one week later, e. section of mature gall, showing distortion of tissue, f-u. the various stages of development of the young embryo worm, beginning with /, as the egg and ending with u as the mature worm ready to hatch (o-« after G. E. Stone and R. E. Smith).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for read

Bulletin of the University of Rhode Island : catalog number . es.Henry D. Smith, Rockland, Mass., The Production of Soft Roasters. Dem-onstration in CaponiW. Three lectures.C. N. Gallup, Brooklyn, Conn., Developing a Meat Type. One lecture.W, H. Card, Manchester, Conn., Standard Poultry. Chalk Talks. Six lectures.Geo. A. Cosgrove, Wulington, Conn., Starting a Poultry Plant. Experi-ences with Poultry. Three lectures.J. Alonso Jocoy, Wakefield, R. I., Artificial Incubation and Brooding. Two lectures.Ernest L. Winslow, Apponaug, R. I., Pigeons and Squabs. Two lectures.Prof. F. H. Stoneburn, Storr Stock Photo

RM2AWRYK6–Bulletin of the University of Rhode Island : catalog number . es.Henry D. Smith, Rockland, Mass., The Production of Soft Roasters. Dem-onstration in CaponiW. Three lectures.C. N. Gallup, Brooklyn, Conn., Developing a Meat Type. One lecture.W, H. Card, Manchester, Conn., Standard Poultry. Chalk Talks. Six lectures.Geo. A. Cosgrove, Wulington, Conn., Starting a Poultry Plant. Experi-ences with Poultry. Three lectures.J. Alonso Jocoy, Wakefield, R. I., Artificial Incubation and Brooding. Two lectures.Ernest L. Winslow, Apponaug, R. I., Pigeons and Squabs. Two lectures.Prof. F. H. Stoneburn, Storr

. The structure and development of mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae). Plant morphology; Mosses; Ferns. 32 MOSSES AND PERNS have, as usual in such cases, decidedly denser contents than the peripheral ones. The lower one or two segments and the terminal ones do not take part in the formation of sperm cells, but simply form c A.,. Fig. s.—A-F, Development of the antheridium of R. glauca, seen in longitudinal section; G, cross-section of a young antlieridium of the same; H, antheridium of R. trichocarpa; I, sperm cells of R. glauca. Figs. E, F, Xiso; I, X6oo, the others X 300. part of the wall of t Stock Photo

RMPG0607–. The structure and development of mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae). Plant morphology; Mosses; Ferns. 32 MOSSES AND PERNS have, as usual in such cases, decidedly denser contents than the peripheral ones. The lower one or two segments and the terminal ones do not take part in the formation of sperm cells, but simply form c A.,. Fig. s.—A-F, Development of the antheridium of R. glauca, seen in longitudinal section; G, cross-section of a young antlieridium of the same; H, antheridium of R. trichocarpa; I, sperm cells of R. glauca. Figs. E, F, Xiso; I, X6oo, the others X 300. part of the wall of t

City of London, Ontaro, CanadaThe pioneer period and the London of to-day . MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Henry Dbeaney. Edward Parnell, Jr. William Reed. W. H. WiNNETT. Hugh M. Douglass.John Wilkey.F. G. RuMBAi.L. (See page 126.) Robert A. Carrothers. Stephen OMeaka. John W. MoCallum.. John H. Pritchard. George C. Jolly.Joshua Garratt. OF ALDERMEN FOR 1899. Charles M. R. Graham.Patrick McPhillips. Francis J. Plant.Ja.mes Malloch. Andrew Greenlees- 12(5 CITY OF LONDON. land £25 per foot was paid. This is the pres-ent Market Lane, but it may not be generallyknown that four feet of this lane is privatepr Stock Photo

RM2ANECJG–City of London, Ontaro, CanadaThe pioneer period and the London of to-day . MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Henry Dbeaney. Edward Parnell, Jr. William Reed. W. H. WiNNETT. Hugh M. Douglass.John Wilkey.F. G. RuMBAi.L. (See page 126.) Robert A. Carrothers. Stephen OMeaka. John W. MoCallum.. John H. Pritchard. George C. Jolly.Joshua Garratt. OF ALDERMEN FOR 1899. Charles M. R. Graham.Patrick McPhillips. Francis J. Plant.Ja.mes Malloch. Andrew Greenlees- 12(5 CITY OF LONDON. land £25 per foot was paid. This is the pres-ent Market Lane, but it may not be generallyknown that four feet of this lane is privatepr

. Department bulletin. Agriculture; Agriculture. Washington, D. C. April 23,1923 THE EFFECT OF BORAX ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF CROPS. By J. J. Skinner and B. E. Brown, Biochemists, and F. R. Reid, Assistant Biochemist, Office of Soil-Fertility Investigations, Bureau of Plant Industry. CONTENTS. Page. Introduction 1 Review of the literature 2 Scope and plan of the investigations in 1920. 4 Experiments with borax at Arlington, Va.. 5 Effect of borax on Lima beans 6 Effect of borax on snap beans 7 Effect of borax on potatoes 9 Effect of borax on corn 10 Influence of rainfall on the effect of bor Stock Photo

RMPFDP4D–. Department bulletin. Agriculture; Agriculture. Washington, D. C. April 23,1923 THE EFFECT OF BORAX ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF CROPS. By J. J. Skinner and B. E. Brown, Biochemists, and F. R. Reid, Assistant Biochemist, Office of Soil-Fertility Investigations, Bureau of Plant Industry. CONTENTS. Page. Introduction 1 Review of the literature 2 Scope and plan of the investigations in 1920. 4 Experiments with borax at Arlington, Va.. 5 Effect of borax on Lima beans 6 Effect of borax on snap beans 7 Effect of borax on potatoes 9 Effect of borax on corn 10 Influence of rainfall on the effect of bor

. Canadian transportation & distribution management. C.P.R. Bridge Across the South Saskatchewan River at Outlook, Sask. (Continued from last page.) steel, brick, and timber, the whole on con-crete foundations 2*4 ft. thick, carrieddown to solid rock, which is found about2y2 ft. below natural ground line. In addition to the main buildings, thereare, of course, the necessary coaling sta-tion (a gravity fed plant of 500 tons ca-pacity), sand house, drying plant, water col-. was carried out under the supervision ofJ. C. Seyfriend, structural engineer, F. M.McGuigan Jr., being responsible for thel Stock Photo

RM2AFT7TJ–. Canadian transportation & distribution management. C.P.R. Bridge Across the South Saskatchewan River at Outlook, Sask. (Continued from last page.) steel, brick, and timber, the whole on con-crete foundations 2*4 ft. thick, carrieddown to solid rock, which is found about2y2 ft. below natural ground line. In addition to the main buildings, thereare, of course, the necessary coaling sta-tion (a gravity fed plant of 500 tons ca-pacity), sand house, drying plant, water col-. was carried out under the supervision ofJ. C. Seyfriend, structural engineer, F. M.McGuigan Jr., being responsible for thel

. Plant propagation : greenhouse and nursery practice . Plant propagation. 82 PLANT I'KCJPAGA'l-ION' Line FloorinForcing R. Floor- rftM6t: BeJfr-aHic Tool Room I iL 12 X 12 FT prTr ot Bed 6 K60 FI. Hie. 72—FIRE-HEATED HOTBED OR SWEET POTATO PLANT STARTER A, sectional view through side; B, ground plan: C, cross sections; D, general outside view; E, construct-on; F. detail.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Kai Stock Photo

RMPG3JMP–. Plant propagation : greenhouse and nursery practice . Plant propagation. 82 PLANT I'KCJPAGA'l-ION' Line FloorinForcing R. Floor- rftM6t: BeJfr-aHic Tool Room I iL 12 X 12 FT prTr ot Bed 6 K60 FI. Hie. 72—FIRE-HEATED HOTBED OR SWEET POTATO PLANT STARTER A, sectional view through side; B, ground plan: C, cross sections; D, general outside view; E, construct-on; F. detail.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Kai

. Canadian machinery and metalworking (January-June 1919). — I I Two sizes—for taps from 3 16 to. fit and5 16 to W respectively. Write for details. BICKNELL-THOMAS CO. GREENFIELD, MASS. ill ii 11II11 If any advertisement interests you, tear it out noio and place, with letters to be artnoerea. January 23, 1919 C A N A !) f A N M A C II I N E R Y 77. Deliveries on Time ! This is the kind of service you get when youadopt MURCHEY tools. We keep our plant per-fectly equipped and organized to promote speedand efficiency in getting our tools to our patronswhen they want them. No waiting for chasers o Stock Photo

RM2AG49XH–. Canadian machinery and metalworking (January-June 1919). — I I Two sizes—for taps from 3 16 to. fit and5 16 to W respectively. Write for details. BICKNELL-THOMAS CO. GREENFIELD, MASS. ill ii 11II11 If any advertisement interests you, tear it out noio and place, with letters to be artnoerea. January 23, 1919 C A N A !) f A N M A C II I N E R Y 77. Deliveries on Time ! This is the kind of service you get when youadopt MURCHEY tools. We keep our plant per-fectly equipped and organized to promote speedand efficiency in getting our tools to our patronswhen they want them. No waiting for chasers o

RMPFMG13–. 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. Gardening. •''< -f ^-/-^ 2227 Saintpaulia ionax.tha(XK). A young plant just coming into bloom. iondntha, Herra. & Weudl. African Violet. Usam- BABA Violet. Fig. 2227. B.M. 7408. Gn. 47:1002. A.G. 16:369. R.B. 20:109. K.H. 1893, p. 321. G.M. 37: 62. G.C. III. 13:08.5. Century Book of Gardening, 311. — Of its propaga

Lehigh Alumni Bulletin 1920-1921 (volume 8, no8) . SPECIALISTS AUBREY WEYMOUTH. -94 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION ^^ engineer The Dravo Contracting Company PITTSBURGH DIFFICULT FOUNDATIONS, RIVER and HARBOR IMPROVEMENT BRIDGE PIERSand DAMS, MINING PLANT CONSTRUCTION SHAFTS, SLOPES and TUNNELS ASSOCIATED WITH THE COMPANY F. R- DRAVO. 87 J. J. NOLAN, 01 J. B. CARLOCK. 07 R. M. DRAVO, 89 J. D. BERG, OS L. C. ZOLLINGER,09 E. T. GOTT, 06 V. B. EDWARDS, Ml DRAVO-DOYLE COMPANY PITTSBURGHCLEVELAND INDIANAPOLIS PHILADELPHIA STEAM and HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT, COMPLETE POWERPLANT, WATER WORKS INSTALLATIONS ASSOCIA Stock Photo

RM2AWTC3P–Lehigh Alumni Bulletin 1920-1921 (volume 8, no8) . SPECIALISTS AUBREY WEYMOUTH. -94 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION ^^ engineer The Dravo Contracting Company PITTSBURGH DIFFICULT FOUNDATIONS, RIVER and HARBOR IMPROVEMENT BRIDGE PIERSand DAMS, MINING PLANT CONSTRUCTION SHAFTS, SLOPES and TUNNELS ASSOCIATED WITH THE COMPANY F. R- DRAVO. 87 J. J. NOLAN, 01 J. B. CARLOCK. 07 R. M. DRAVO, 89 J. D. BERG, OS L. C. ZOLLINGER,09 E. T. GOTT, 06 V. B. EDWARDS, Ml DRAVO-DOYLE COMPANY PITTSBURGHCLEVELAND INDIANAPOLIS PHILADELPHIA STEAM and HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT, COMPLETE POWERPLANT, WATER WORKS INSTALLATIONS ASSOCIA

. Diseases of greenhouse crops and their control . Vegetables; Plant diseases; Plant diseases. I—I—I—I—I—' Fig. 62. Pansy Diseases. a to f. Colletrotrichum viola-tricoloris R. E. Smith, a. affect«d leaf- let, h. several confluent acervuli with mycelium, setx, and conidia, c. single acervulus, more enlarged, d. basidia and production of conidia, e. conidia, f. affected blossoms, g to i. Fusariwn violtr. Wolf, g. forma- tion of microconidia, h. germination of macroconidia, i. macroconidia (o-/ after Smith, R. E.; g to » after Wolf, F. A.).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanne Stock Photo

RMPG0G74–. Diseases of greenhouse crops and their control . Vegetables; Plant diseases; Plant diseases. I—I—I—I—I—' Fig. 62. Pansy Diseases. a to f. Colletrotrichum viola-tricoloris R. E. Smith, a. affect«d leaf- let, h. several confluent acervuli with mycelium, setx, and conidia, c. single acervulus, more enlarged, d. basidia and production of conidia, e. conidia, f. affected blossoms, g to i. Fusariwn violtr. Wolf, g. forma- tion of microconidia, h. germination of macroconidia, i. macroconidia (o-/ after Smith, R. E.; g to » after Wolf, F. A.).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanne

. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects. [=Si^f^^^^3j^ fW-;;^ (^r^^rw^wm^^^T^. Fig. 107.—stanhopea Florida, (sek fio. ioS, p. 565.) Bart., M.P., only knew one locality for this plant, atKing Street—Mr. Stevens big room. //. G. Kchh. f. ChVSIS LlM>tINGIIEI. Chysis is a small genus of Orchids with whichmany growers are not intimately acquainted. Mostof the species form stout pseudobulbs I foot long, andthe flower-spikes are developed with the younggrotvths. C. Limminghei is a very beautiful species,flowering in M.ay. C. bractescens is also Stock Photo

RM2AGAD9N–. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects. [=Si^f^^^^3j^ fW-;;^ (^r^^rw^wm^^^T^. Fig. 107.—stanhopea Florida, (sek fio. ioS, p. 565.) Bart., M.P., only knew one locality for this plant, atKing Street—Mr. Stevens big room. //. G. Kchh. f. ChVSIS LlM>tINGIIEI. Chysis is a small genus of Orchids with whichmany growers are not intimately acquainted. Mostof the species form stout pseudobulbs I foot long, andthe flower-spikes are developed with the younggrotvths. C. Limminghei is a very beautiful species,flowering in M.ay. C. bractescens is also

. The diseases of crops and their remedies : a handbook of economic biology for farmers and students. Plant diseases. GRAMINEOUS CROPS. 97 was first described by the late Rev. M. J. Berkeley, F.R.S., in the Journal Linnean Society (vol. xiii. p. 176). This fungus occurs chiefly in the South and South-west of England, and appears only to attack certain grasses growing on calcareous and siliceous soUs. The reason for. -A Fig. 38.—ISAEIA PUCIFOKMIS OF GeASSES A. A grass infested with the fungus (a). B. End of a fongus tuft (a) with conidia (spores). C. Conidia. x 670 diam. (Zeiss' E., 4oc.) the g Stock Photo

RMPG43PA–. The diseases of crops and their remedies : a handbook of economic biology for farmers and students. Plant diseases. GRAMINEOUS CROPS. 97 was first described by the late Rev. M. J. Berkeley, F.R.S., in the Journal Linnean Society (vol. xiii. p. 176). This fungus occurs chiefly in the South and South-west of England, and appears only to attack certain grasses growing on calcareous and siliceous soUs. The reason for. -A Fig. 38.—ISAEIA PUCIFOKMIS OF GeASSES A. A grass infested with the fungus (a). B. End of a fongus tuft (a) with conidia (spores). C. Conidia. x 670 diam. (Zeiss' E., 4oc.) the g

Commercial turpentines : their quality and methods for their examination . B. Alwood, in Charge. Nitrogen, T. C. Trescot, in Charge. Plant Physiological Chemistry, J. A. Le Clerc, Chief. •Food and Drug Inspection Laboratories: Boston, B. H. Smith, Chief. Buffalo, W. L. Dubois, Chief. Chicago, A. L. Winton, Chief. Cincinnati, B. R. Hart, Chief. Denver, R. S. Hiltner, Chief. Detroit, H. L. Schulz, Chief. Galveston, T. F. Pappe, Chief, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, E. B. Blanchard, Acting. Kansas City, Mo., F. W. Liepsner, Acting. Nashville, R. W. Balcom, Chief. New Orleans, C. TV. Harrison, Chief. Stock Photo

RM2AX8FYN–Commercial turpentines : their quality and methods for their examination . B. Alwood, in Charge. Nitrogen, T. C. Trescot, in Charge. Plant Physiological Chemistry, J. A. Le Clerc, Chief. •Food and Drug Inspection Laboratories: Boston, B. H. Smith, Chief. Buffalo, W. L. Dubois, Chief. Chicago, A. L. Winton, Chief. Cincinnati, B. R. Hart, Chief. Denver, R. S. Hiltner, Chief. Detroit, H. L. Schulz, Chief. Galveston, T. F. Pappe, Chief, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, E. B. Blanchard, Acting. Kansas City, Mo., F. W. Liepsner, Acting. Nashville, R. W. Balcom, Chief. New Orleans, C. TV. Harrison, Chief.

. Desmids of the United States and list of American pediastrums : with eleven hundred illustrations on fifty-three colored plates. Desmidiaceae; Algae -- United States. )^c INTKODrCTlON. Till' f'nlldw iii;X |irrliiiiiii;trv rrmark> may |»i<ivr iiittr<<tiii<: In llio^r wliii liavf iHit licrctofon- paid miu'li attrnti iii^pind the |iit|»aratiii nt' tlii-« xmIuiuc. riir term A/i/ii -iiriiili*-- >V//-i/vv• iisisl to doij^iialr (MTtaiii inariiif and tV. and in tViictiti(-atiiiii |iii»dii<f -pofcs instead <»t" <ee<l-. ai'e -t led ervptdiramon^ plant'«. I'lie Al(/& Stock Photo

RMPFAJDF–. Desmids of the United States and list of American pediastrums : with eleven hundred illustrations on fifty-three colored plates. Desmidiaceae; Algae -- United States. )^c INTKODrCTlON. Till' f'nlldw iii;X |irrliiiiiii;trv rrmark> may |»i<ivr iiittr<<tiii<: In llio^r wliii liavf iHit licrctofon- paid miu'li attrnti iii^pind the |iit|»aratiii nt' tlii-« xmIuiuc. riir term A/i/ii -iiriiili*-- >V//-i/vv• iisisl to doij^iialr (MTtaiii inariiif and tV. and in tViictiti(-atiiiii |iii»dii<f -pofcs instead <»t" <ee<l-. ai'e -t led ervptdiramon^ plant'«. I'lie Al(/&

. The Australian flora in applied art. APPLIED ART.. 1 he Tasmanian Waratah (Telupea truncata, R.Br.)Fiu. V. APPLIED ART. (c) The Tasmanian Waratah. (Telopea truncata, R.Br.)Figfure V. HISTORICAL. This elegant shrub was first made known to science by Lahillonhere in liiswork • Plants of Xew Holland, i)ublished in 1804 under the name of Emboth-rium truucatitm. f)ut was afterwards placed by Robert Brown under a new genericname. Telopea. in the Trans. Linn. Soc, X., 198, in i8og. The name Embothriiim was established by R. and G. Foster in 1776, beingapplied to a South American plant somewhat rese Stock Photo

RM2AG1NH8–. The Australian flora in applied art. APPLIED ART.. 1 he Tasmanian Waratah (Telupea truncata, R.Br.)Fiu. V. APPLIED ART. (c) The Tasmanian Waratah. (Telopea truncata, R.Br.)Figfure V. HISTORICAL. This elegant shrub was first made known to science by Lahillonhere in liiswork • Plants of Xew Holland, i)ublished in 1804 under the name of Emboth-rium truucatitm. f)ut was afterwards placed by Robert Brown under a new genericname. Telopea. in the Trans. Linn. Soc, X., 198, in i8og. The name Embothriiim was established by R. and G. Foster in 1776, beingapplied to a South American plant somewhat rese

$. Diseases of truck crops and their control . Vegetables. Fig. 30, Cabbage Diseases. a. Club root (after Cunningham), b. cell filled with spores of the club root or- ganism, c. spores and swarm spores of Plasmodiophora brassica {b. and c. after Chuff), d. black rot of cabbage (after F. C. Stewart), e. individual black rot germs of Pseuaomonas campestris, f. black-leg on young cabbasre seedling, g. black-leg lesion on foot of older cabbage plant, A. black-leg lesior â - Phoma olerace<E,j. pycnospores of P. olexacecs {i. aiLc/;. riir.^r v.ivi=.v -..-. Please note that these images are extract Stock Photo$

RMPG4CNJ–. Diseases of truck crops and their control . Vegetables. Fig. 30, Cabbage Diseases. a. Club root (after Cunningham), b. cell filled with spores of the club root or- ganism, c. spores and swarm spores of Plasmodiophora brassica {b. and c. after Chuff), d. black rot of cabbage (after F. C. Stewart), e. individual black rot germs of Pseuaomonas campestris, f. black-leg on young cabbasre seedling, g. black-leg lesion on foot of older cabbage plant, A. black-leg lesior â - Phoma olerace<E,j. pycnospores of P. olexacecs {i. aiLc/;. riir.^r v.ivi=.v -..-. Please note that these images are extract

. Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California. 366 entomological work of 10 Paris green for codling-moth 84 Woodworth, H. 0., collection of insects by ..316,317 Wright, A. W., Pomona, water from.223, 226Wright, C. L., Compton, water from.. 228Wuescher, J. R. Fruitvale, water from 224, 230 Wulff, C. C, Watsonville, reports on plant trials. 104, 118, 122 Wulzen, F. G., Hay wards, report on plant trials 110 INDEX. 409 Page.Wyndham, Mrs. Hugh, Redding, plantsfrom - 366 Y Yadoo fiber, analysis of . 236 Yokum,E. T., Highland, Stock Photo

RM2AFT36C–. Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California. 366 entomological work of 10 Paris green for codling-moth 84 Woodworth, H. 0., collection of insects by ..316,317 Wright, A. W., Pomona, water from.223, 226Wright, C. L., Compton, water from.. 228Wuescher, J. R. Fruitvale, water from 224, 230 Wulff, C. C, Watsonville, reports on plant trials. 104, 118, 122 Wulzen, F. G., Hay wards, report on plant trials 110 INDEX. 409 Page.Wyndham, Mrs. Hugh, Redding, plantsfrom - 366 Y Yadoo fiber, analysis of . 236 Yokum,E. T., Highland,

RMPFKDFG–. 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. Gardening. 1900 VANDA VANGUEKIA Sept. Burma. B.M. 4114. B.R. 21:1809. P.M. 5:193. K.H. 1850:421. Gt. 43:1404. G.C. XL 20:273; 111.27:307. S.H. 2:385. Gn. 42:870.—A plant of straggling habit, bnt with very beautiful fls. Var. Andersoni, Hort., has fls. larger and more highly colored. 18. Hookeriana, Reichb. f. Stem and Ivs

The Friend : a religious and literary journal . Plant an Evergreen Tree, this spi-ing.I will estimate on furnishing andplanting trees, shrubs and flowers,and other landscape work, within15 miles of Philadelphia,NATHAN KITE dia 371 R, Moylan, Pa. F»AFER HA^NTGING FRANK C. BUEHL Successor to S. F. BALDERSTONS SON 902 SPRING GARDEN ST., PHILADELPHIA Paints and Wall Papers at Retail BST&BUSBGP IN 1849. Pell Phonb, Pori^AS 387 Third Month 8, 1923. THi^ rRiHNin 431 ESTAB. 1807. FE00R&DECK ENAMEL >VINTERS STORMS OPENED UP ALL OF THE CRACKS LOOK OVER YOUR t T) r^ STARTS IN THE CRACKS f3RCH FLOORS Stock Photo

RM2ANEJF8–The Friend : a religious and literary journal . Plant an Evergreen Tree, this spi-ing.I will estimate on furnishing andplanting trees, shrubs and flowers,and other landscape work, within15 miles of Philadelphia,NATHAN KITE dia 371 R, Moylan, Pa. F»AFER HA^NTGING FRANK C. BUEHL Successor to S. F. BALDERSTONS SON 902 SPRING GARDEN ST., PHILADELPHIA Paints and Wall Papers at Retail BST&BUSBGP IN 1849. Pell Phonb, Pori^AS 387 Third Month 8, 1923. THi^ rRiHNin 431 ESTAB. 1807. FE00R&DECK ENAMEL >VINTERS STORMS OPENED UP ALL OF THE CRACKS LOOK OVER YOUR t T) r^ STARTS IN THE CRACKS f3RCH FLOORS

. Leaflets on nature study : especially adapted to the use of children in schools in rural districts. Nature study. Nitrogen 771 grains As A^'^â Câ ..iC 5u.,-TO-C Olilv'l-.-, WiÂ» Â«flÂ»i *fÂ» ^Â». <3i,LiCA ; Ikon 0,- iDt W# ^t IB Li ML .MAQNtSIA lo; C|-,.r, . i IJo GÂ»--ii Potash it-i' AÂ»S....f,i,-,. f,-.- SOIL KXILArsTloN. Some of tlie plant foods are pi'eseut in very small amounts in many soils. And of this small amount only a |)art is in Mich ^ furm that plaiils can get it. Jf we raise crops ycjr after year and I'emove them. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page Stock Photo

RMPG17EM–. Leaflets on nature study : especially adapted to the use of children in schools in rural districts. Nature study. Nitrogen 771 grains As A^'^â Câ ..iC 5u.,-TO-C Olilv'l-.-, WiÂ» Â«flÂ»i *fÂ» ^Â». <3i,LiCA ; Ikon 0,- iDt W# ^t IB Li ML .MAQNtSIA lo; C|-,.r, . i IJo GÂ»--ii Potash it-i' AÂ»S....f,i,-,. f,-.- SOIL KXILArsTloN. Some of tlie plant foods are pi'eseut in very small amounts in many soils. And of this small amount only a |)art is in Mich ^ furm that plaiils can get it. Jf we raise crops ycjr after year and I'emove them. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page

. The Canadian nurse. neral Hospital.V. Gill has joined the staff of St. JohnsConvalescent Hospital, Newtonbrook. J.Field, previously doing general duty inBarrie, is now a special in Toronto. J.Farr is on the Pavilion O. R. staff, T.G.H. 1. Fairfield and Z. Creeden attended a con-vention on crippled children in San Fran-cisco last fall. R. (Gaw) Spring is industrialnurse at the C.N.R. plant, Leaside. F. Jol-low is working for the State Board Officein Jacksonville, Fla. .S7. Michaels Hospital At a fall meeting of the alumnae asso-ciation a motion was carried that MissOBoylc, retired editor, be Stock Photo

RM2AG33RC–. The Canadian nurse. neral Hospital.V. Gill has joined the staff of St. JohnsConvalescent Hospital, Newtonbrook. J.Field, previously doing general duty inBarrie, is now a special in Toronto. J.Farr is on the Pavilion O. R. staff, T.G.H. 1. Fairfield and Z. Creeden attended a con-vention on crippled children in San Fran-cisco last fall. R. (Gaw) Spring is industrialnurse at the C.N.R. plant, Leaside. F. Jol-low is working for the State Board Officein Jacksonville, Fla. .S7. Michaels Hospital At a fall meeting of the alumnae asso-ciation a motion was carried that MissOBoylc, retired editor, be

. Descriptive catalogue of flowering, ornamental trees, shrubs, bulbs, herbs, climbers, fruit trees, &c., &c., &c. / for sale by the Yokohama Nursery Co., Limited.. Nursery Catalogue. CATALOGUE OF THE YOKOHAMA NURSICRV Co.. Ltd. (191. H'ycas iwoliita. we arc sixcial growers of this noble decorative plant and can siipi)!)' lar^^e ([uantities (S an' .size stems In- veii;i;t with leaves cut ( ff;— lu'i^l.t. I luler 6 in. Al)o e 6 in. 3-50 .00 HAMIU SA. (IJaniboo; a well known ornamental plant, it als(i furnishes 'ery useful materials f r dail- life especially in this countr-, it Stock Photo

RMPFAN81–. Descriptive catalogue of flowering, ornamental trees, shrubs, bulbs, herbs, climbers, fruit trees, &c., &c., &c. / for sale by the Yokohama Nursery Co., Limited.. Nursery Catalogue. CATALOGUE OF THE YOKOHAMA NURSICRV Co.. Ltd. (191. H'ycas iwoliita. we arc sixcial growers of this noble decorative plant and can siipi)!)' lar^^e ([uantities (S an' .size stems In- veii;i;t with leaves cut ( ff;— lu'i^l.t. I luler 6 in. Al)o e 6 in. 3-50 .00 HAMIU SA. (IJaniboo; a well known ornamental plant, it als(i furnishes 'ery useful materials f r dail- life especially in this countr-, it

The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London . Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc. Vol. LXIII, PL XXVI. 14° 10 B°F 13° 50 long. v. Map kephksenting the Areaafkected bythe Principal Eaktiiquatce of Sept. si?? 3.905.. Vol. 63.] THE FLORA. OF THE INFERIOR OOLITE OF BRORA. 375 25. The Flora of the Inferior Oolite of Brora (Sutherland).By Marie C. Stopes, D.Sc, Ph.D., Lecturer in ManchesterUniversity. (Communicated by Prof. J. W. Judd, C.B., F.R.S.,F.G.S. Bead June 19th, 1907.) [Plate XXVII.] The object of this paper is to place on record the discovery of a bedcontaining plant-impressions in th Stock Photo

RM2AX7J9Y–The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London . Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc. Vol. LXIII, PL XXVI. 14° 10 B°F 13° 50 long. v. Map kephksenting the Areaafkected bythe Principal Eaktiiquatce of Sept. si?? 3.905.. Vol. 63.] THE FLORA. OF THE INFERIOR OOLITE OF BRORA. 375 25. The Flora of the Inferior Oolite of Brora (Sutherland).By Marie C. Stopes, D.Sc, Ph.D., Lecturer in ManchesterUniversity. (Communicated by Prof. J. W. Judd, C.B., F.R.S.,F.G.S. Bead June 19th, 1907.) [Plate XXVII.] The object of this paper is to place on record the discovery of a bedcontaining plant-impressions in th

RMPFBC77–. Descriptive catalogue of flowering, ornamental trees, shrubs, bulbs, herbs, climbers, fruit trees, &c., &c., &c. / for sale by the Yokohama Nursery Co., Limited.. Nursery Catalogue. NEW LONG SIRING RADISH.. SHOGOTN MAMMOTH TURNIP. SIZE IN COMPARISON WITH A HEN'S EGG. SOME VEGETABLE SEEDS. per pound. Japanese Climbing Cucninber $1.20 Sakurajinia Mammoth Radish r 00 (.see plioto. page ?ii . Nerima Lon^ Kadish (Mikado) 50 Teniioji-Tiirnip, flat very large 50 Carrot, long Japanese 50 Shogoin Turnip (see photo) 75 Late Mammoth Turnip 75 Soy Bean 10 (per 100 lbs f-i.oO). Egg Plant, rou

Announcement . Much has been said about extiiuliiiLthp means of correspondence. It has i! ii.lns has been found to work admirably m i in in.Inland, while in Washington nil ;i i. r, i,i tution?, the Nntinn:il (•nn-p^i.oivl in-i iive .f hiLlifr 1 li. r.ill Vl,lrv,.|ll-1 ,11 iiln nnbys and?The -liUai i ,lllu,- i. Iai^v and- iuidsivingIS work analake a highlire a Govern-Ill V), St. Louis, Mo. » * * It has been truthfully said that confidence is a plant of slowgrowth. The National Correspondence Institute, Washington, D. C, hasmade this growth and now ranks among the best in the country for trust- Stock Photo

RM2AXA8T6–Announcement . Much has been said about extiiuliiiLthp means of correspondence. It has i! ii.lns has been found to work admirably m i in in.Inland, while in Washington nil ;i i. r, i,i tution?, the Nntinn:il (•nn-p^i.oivl in-i iive .f hiLlifr 1 li. r.ill Vl,lrv,.|ll-1 ,11 iiln nnbys and?The -liUai i ,lllu,- i. Iai^v and- iuidsivingIS work analake a highlire a Govern-Ill V), St. Louis, Mo. » * * It has been truthfully said that confidence is a plant of slowgrowth. The National Correspondence Institute, Washington, D. C, hasmade this growth and now ranks among the best in the country for trust-

RMPFJJHG–. 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. Gardening; Horticulture; Horticulture; Horticulture. tt e r t of pr vitp r Iwa n bweden s nee 186'' A IK n btrat on of the S ved sh "â I St net on are mide t re plant ngs on stat on ( lecorat e and econo n c) 1 I ,1 1 leralway plant ng 11 r t I cons, sts of tree 1 1 leo" var ous parts of the con 1 f peren 1

An associational study of Illinois sand prairie . 50. Merriam, C.H. 1898. Life zones and crop zones of the Qnited States. U.S. Dept.Agr., Div. Biol. Surv., Bull. 10. Morse, A.P. 1899.. The Distribution of the New England Locusts. Psyche 8-385-323. Pound, R., and Gleicents, F.E. 1898. Tne vegetation regions of the prairie province. Eot. Gaz.25:381-394, pi. 21. Russell, T. 1888. Evaporation. Monthly Weather Review, Sept.Shelford, V.E. 1907. PreliiBinary Note on ihe Distribution of the Tiger Beetles(Cicindela) and its Relation to Plant Succession. Biol. Bull.,14:9-14. 1908. Life-Histories and Lar Stock Photo

RM2AM70CJ–An associational study of Illinois sand prairie . 50. Merriam, C.H. 1898. Life zones and crop zones of the Qnited States. U.S. Dept.Agr., Div. Biol. Surv., Bull. 10. Morse, A.P. 1899.. The Distribution of the New England Locusts. Psyche 8-385-323. Pound, R., and Gleicents, F.E. 1898. Tne vegetation regions of the prairie province. Eot. Gaz.25:381-394, pi. 21. Russell, T. 1888. Evaporation. Monthly Weather Review, Sept.Shelford, V.E. 1907. PreliiBinary Note on ihe Distribution of the Tiger Beetles(Cicindela) and its Relation to Plant Succession. Biol. Bull.,14:9-14. 1908. Life-Histories and Lar

. A biochemic basis for the study of problems of taxonomy, heredity, evolution, etc., with especial reference to the starches and tissues of parent-stocks and hybrid-stocks and the starches and hemoglobins of varieties, species, and genera. Starch; Biochemistry; Plant hybridization; Plants. 223 PEUOD or REAcnon nt uimms. 100 â ) D I U| H 5 ; 0 : 5 40 45 50 55 60 90 - '^ â *Â»* i^ 70 60 1 ^^ .-' I 11 18'J |> f; c |; [ pmuoo or nzAcnoir nr icimTes. ft 10 IB 20 25 30 35 40 48 50 65 60 too 80 70 - â" ^ - â / â " â â¢â¢*' y* y ..â¢^ ^Â« â â â â¢ y )r' -- '" * 18S B / Ij ll 7 K n 1 Stock Photo

RMPG0EJY–. A biochemic basis for the study of problems of taxonomy, heredity, evolution, etc., with especial reference to the starches and tissues of parent-stocks and hybrid-stocks and the starches and hemoglobins of varieties, species, and genera. Starch; Biochemistry; Plant hybridization; Plants. 223 PEUOD or REAcnon nt uimms. 100 â ) D I U| H 5 ; 0 : 5 40 45 50 55 60 90 - '^ â *Â»* i^ 70 60 1 ^^ .-' I 11 18'J |> f; c |; [ pmuoo or nzAcnoir nr icimTes. ft 10 IB 20 25 30 35 40 48 50 65 60 too 80 70 - â" ^ - â / â " â â¢â¢*' y* y ..â¢^ ^Â« â â â â¢ y )r' -- '" * 18S B / Ij ll 7 K n 1

A text-book of mycology and plant pathology . Fig. 56.—Ergot (Claviceps pur-purea) on rye head. (After Clinton,G. P., Rep. Conn. Agric. Exper. Stat.,1903-) MILDEWS AND DELATED FUNGI i6i. ts^v^-^^-^lj-^r Fig. 57.—A, Balansia daviceps on ear of Paspalum; B—L, Claviceps purpurea;B, sclerotium; C, sclerotium with Sphacelia; D, cross-section of sphacelial layer; E,sprouting sclerotium; F, head of stroma from sclerotium; G, section of same; H,section of perithecium; J, ascus; K, germinating ascospore; C, conidiospores pro-duced on mycelium. (See Die nalilrlichen PJlanzenfamilien I. i, p. 371.) l62 ? Stock Photo

RM2ANC2GR–A text-book of mycology and plant pathology . Fig. 56.—Ergot (Claviceps pur-purea) on rye head. (After Clinton,G. P., Rep. Conn. Agric. Exper. Stat.,1903-) MILDEWS AND DELATED FUNGI i6i. ts^v^-^^-^lj-^r Fig. 57.—A, Balansia daviceps on ear of Paspalum; B—L, Claviceps purpurea;B, sclerotium; C, sclerotium with Sphacelia; D, cross-section of sphacelial layer; E,sprouting sclerotium; F, head of stroma from sclerotium; G, section of same; H,section of perithecium; J, ascus; K, germinating ascospore; C, conidiospores pro-duced on mycelium. (See Die nalilrlichen PJlanzenfamilien I. i, p. 371.) l62 ?

. De flora van Nederland. Plants. FA Ml LI F. 39. CRUCIFERAE. â 275. Bladen alle verwijderd lancetvormjo:. Erysunum hieracifolium Fig. 319. lancet- tot lijn-lancetvormig, de De plant komt in wilgenbosschen E. hieracifolium ') L. S t ij v e s t e c n r a k e t (fig. 319). Uit den pen wortel komt een stijf rechtopstaande, al of niet vertakte, fijn gegroefde, dicht bebladerde stengel, die evenals de bladen met aan- liggende, driedeelige haren bezet en daardoor ruw is. Ook de takken staan rechtop. De bladen zijn langwerpig- tot lijn-lancetvormig, aan den top stomp met een puntje, gaafrandig tot ve Stock Photo

RMPFNTEW–. De flora van Nederland. Plants. FA Ml LI F. 39. CRUCIFERAE. â 275. Bladen alle verwijderd lancetvormjo:. Erysunum hieracifolium Fig. 319. lancet- tot lijn-lancetvormig, de De plant komt in wilgenbosschen E. hieracifolium ') L. S t ij v e s t e c n r a k e t (fig. 319). Uit den pen wortel komt een stijf rechtopstaande, al of niet vertakte, fijn gegroefde, dicht bebladerde stengel, die evenals de bladen met aan- liggende, driedeelige haren bezet en daardoor ruw is. Ook de takken staan rechtop. De bladen zijn langwerpig- tot lijn-lancetvormig, aan den top stomp met een puntje, gaafrandig tot ve

. Electrical world. OX. SHOW ING OCHTX.NC AR.RESTERs Plant at Logan S- m ?--•^?^c ar.^esters.etc. P-o.45nI:^^^,rTh:??3tf ^^^ ^>-- ^-^ --Her atcate pole line and at Salt Uk ;aos r^t °^^ ^>- ^ ^upl -sub-stat,on of the Utah complyturedc, ^ ° ^ •^--the company in the western part f ° ^^=° °f power from the Telluride system and f* ^^ ^^^^ ^e- em and the companys northern lines. <^ June 25, 1904. ELECTRICAL WORLD and ENGINEER. 1189 is received and stepped down from 40,000 to 2,300 volts by meansof water-cooled, oil-insulated transformers. This sub-station nowhas a capacity of 2,700 kw, but Stock Photo

RM2AFN93A–. Electrical world. OX. SHOW ING OCHTX.NC AR.RESTERs Plant at Logan S- m ?--•^?^c ar.^esters.etc. P-o.45nI:^^^,rTh:??3tf ^^^ ^>-- ^-^ --Her atcate pole line and at Salt Uk ;aos r^t °^^ ^>- ^ ^upl -sub-stat,on of the Utah complyturedc, ^ ° ^ •^--the company in the western part f ° ^^=° °f power from the Telluride system and f* ^^ ^^^^ ^e- em and the companys northern lines. <^ June 25, 1904. ELECTRICAL WORLD and ENGINEER. 1189 is received and stepped down from 40,000 to 2,300 volts by meansof water-cooled, oil-insulated transformers. This sub-station nowhas a capacity of 2,700 kw, but

. Dansk plantevaekst. Plants; Plant ecology. 156 10. Kveller-Vegetationen Kimplanterne ere afbildede Fig. 83. Det kan bemÃ¦rkes, at de paa Rodhalsen have meget lange Eodhaar, der tjene til en forelÃ¸big FasthÃ¦ftelse i Bundens Slik og Alger (Fig. 83 A, C), og at Kim- bladene ere de eneste nogenlunde store, vegetative Blade, som Planten har; Fig. 83 GâK vise, at straks efter dem be- gynder den Â»bladlÃ¸seÂ«, leddede StÃ¦ngel. Kimbladene ere sammenvoksede til en kort Skede (Fig. E), nede i hvilken man ved TvÃ¦r- og LÃ¦ngde- snit (Fig. 83, F og L) ser Kimknoppen med dens fÃ¸rste BladanlÃ¦g. Kimbl Stock Photo

RMPFH9AK–. Dansk plantevaekst. Plants; Plant ecology. 156 10. Kveller-Vegetationen Kimplanterne ere afbildede Fig. 83. Det kan bemÃ¦rkes, at de paa Rodhalsen have meget lange Eodhaar, der tjene til en forelÃ¸big FasthÃ¦ftelse i Bundens Slik og Alger (Fig. 83 A, C), og at Kim- bladene ere de eneste nogenlunde store, vegetative Blade, som Planten har; Fig. 83 GâK vise, at straks efter dem be- gynder den Â»bladlÃ¸seÂ«, leddede StÃ¦ngel. Kimbladene ere sammenvoksede til en kort Skede (Fig. E), nede i hvilken man ved TvÃ¦r- og LÃ¦ngde- snit (Fig. 83, F og L) ser Kimknoppen med dens fÃ¸rste BladanlÃ¦g. Kimbl

. Seed annual 1913. heads. Pkt. 5c; Oz. 30c; 2 Oz. 55c; V4 Lb. $1.00; Lb. $3.00 D. M. Ferry & Cos strain r» • I , is the result rremium Late of much care PI J. rv J. I on our part to de- rlat LfUtCn velop and maintainthe good qualities which have madethis sort so popular. The plant has a short stem, rather large outer leaves and is very sure head-ing. Head uniformly large, flat but deep, solid and of splendidquality. It is also an excellent keeper. Considered by manythe standard, very large, late cabbage. Pkt. 5c; Oz. 30c;2 Oz. 55c; V4 Lb. $1.00; Lb. $3.00 DIVI P Jf C ^^® recommend this sort f Stock Photo

RM2AG3DK5–. Seed annual 1913. heads. Pkt. 5c; Oz. 30c; 2 Oz. 55c; V4 Lb. $1.00; Lb. $3.00 D. M. Ferry & Cos strain r» • I , is the result rremium Late of much care PI J. rv J. I on our part to de- rlat LfUtCn velop and maintainthe good qualities which have madethis sort so popular. The plant has a short stem, rather large outer leaves and is very sure head-ing. Head uniformly large, flat but deep, solid and of splendidquality. It is also an excellent keeper. Considered by manythe standard, very large, late cabbage. Pkt. 5c; Oz. 30c;2 Oz. 55c; V4 Lb. $1.00; Lb. $3.00 DIVI P Jf C ^^® recommend this sort f

. De flora van Nederland. Plants. 476 GRAMINAE. FAMILIE 18.. Calamagrostis neglecta Fig. 406. Voorkomen in Europa en in Nederland. De plant komt in Midden-Europa op vochtige zandige of steenachtige plaatsen, op open plekken in bosschen, zelden in weiden voor. Zij is bij ons aan den kant van het Haarlemmermeer bij Bennebroek, aan de oevers van het Zwarte meer bij Nieuw-Dordrecht, bij den Haag, op een muur te Heemstede en op den Uienpas gevonden. C. neglécta i) P. B. (C. stricta -') Spr.^ S t ij f s t r u i s r i e t (fig. 406). Deze soort heeft een wortelstok, met dunne, kruipende uitloopers, d Stock Photo

RMPFNTXB–. De flora van Nederland. Plants. 476 GRAMINAE. FAMILIE 18.. Calamagrostis neglecta Fig. 406. Voorkomen in Europa en in Nederland. De plant komt in Midden-Europa op vochtige zandige of steenachtige plaatsen, op open plekken in bosschen, zelden in weiden voor. Zij is bij ons aan den kant van het Haarlemmermeer bij Bennebroek, aan de oevers van het Zwarte meer bij Nieuw-Dordrecht, bij den Haag, op een muur te Heemstede en op den Uienpas gevonden. C. neglécta i) P. B. (C. stricta -') Spr.^ S t ij f s t r u i s r i e t (fig. 406). Deze soort heeft een wortelstok, met dunne, kruipende uitloopers, d

Building & engineering news . l work for in-stalling 1 new passenger elevatorand resetting two existing freightelevators for alterations and addi-tions in four-story Class C bldg. Owner City Investment Co.. 1st National Bank Bldg. S. F. Architect J. R. .Miller, Lick Bldg., San Francisco.Contractor....Spencer Elevator Co., 128 Beale, San Francisco.Filed May 29, 17 Dated May 28, 17. On 1st of each month 75% 30 days after 25% TOTAL COST. $4875Bond. $2437.50. Surety. -MarylandCasualty Co. Limit, as directed. For-feit, $20. Plans and specifications filed (1428) HEATING PLANT ON ABOVEContractor....J Stock Photo

RM2AKND5G–Building & engineering news . l work for in-stalling 1 new passenger elevatorand resetting two existing freightelevators for alterations and addi-tions in four-story Class C bldg. Owner City Investment Co.. 1st National Bank Bldg. S. F. Architect J. R. .Miller, Lick Bldg., San Francisco.Contractor....Spencer Elevator Co., 128 Beale, San Francisco.Filed May 29, 17 Dated May 28, 17. On 1st of each month 75% 30 days after 25% TOTAL COST. $4875Bond. $2437.50. Surety. -MarylandCasualty Co. Limit, as directed. For-feit, $20. Plans and specifications filed (1428) HEATING PLANT ON ABOVEContractor....J

. Das botanische praktikum, anleitung zum selbststudium der mikroskopischen botanik fÃ¼r anfÃ¤nger und geÃ¼btere, zugleich ein handbuch der mikroskopischen technik. Plant physiology; Botany; Microscopy. VII. WachsÃ¼berzug vom Zuckerrohr. B'aug'anz. 223 Das schÃ¶nste Objekt ist das in GewÃ¤chshÃ¤usern hÃ¤ufig kul- tivierte Zuckerrohr (S a c c h a r u m o f f i c i n a r u m). Dort tritt uns der WachsÃ¼berzug in Gestalt langer, an den Ende n oft lockig gekrÃ¼mmter Â»StÃ¤bchen entgegen. Man stelle OberflÃ¤chenschnitte von den Knoten des Stengels, die durch ihr glaukes Aussehen auffallen, her. Da Stock Photo

RMPFGA98–. Das botanische praktikum, anleitung zum selbststudium der mikroskopischen botanik fÃ¼r anfÃ¤nger und geÃ¼btere, zugleich ein handbuch der mikroskopischen technik. Plant physiology; Botany; Microscopy. VII. WachsÃ¼berzug vom Zuckerrohr. B'aug'anz. 223 Das schÃ¶nste Objekt ist das in GewÃ¤chshÃ¤usern hÃ¤ufig kul- tivierte Zuckerrohr (S a c c h a r u m o f f i c i n a r u m). Dort tritt uns der WachsÃ¼berzug in Gestalt langer, an den Ende n oft lockig gekrÃ¼mmter Â»StÃ¤bchen entgegen. Man stelle OberflÃ¤chenschnitte von den Knoten des Stengels, die durch ihr glaukes Aussehen auffallen, her. Da

Pacific service magazine . ice was brought across the Oak-land ESTUARY to THE BeTHLEHEM SHIP-BUILDING PLANT ON THE AlAMEDA SHORE . W. M. Henderson 131 MAJOR SEVERS WAR EMERGENCY WATER-POWER PROGRAM FOR NORTHERNCALIFORNIA F.S.M 140 A SYMPOSIUM ON FUEL CONSERVATION . F.S.M 141 OUR PACIFIC SERVICE EMPLOYEES ASSO-CIATION 142 CAPTAIN ALBERT R. THOMPSON—An Ap-preciation C. L. B. 148 THE PACIFIC SERVICE ROLL OF HONOR 149 THE FINANCIAL SIDE OF PACIFIC SERV- jCE A.F.Hocketib earner 152 EDITORIAL 154 TIDINGS FROM TERRITORIAL DISTRICTS 156 Index to Advertisers AUis-Chalmers Mfg. Co iij Chaplin-Fulton Mfg Stock Photo

RM2AJCYR0–Pacific service magazine . ice was brought across the Oak-land ESTUARY to THE BeTHLEHEM SHIP-BUILDING PLANT ON THE AlAMEDA SHORE . W. M. Henderson 131 MAJOR SEVERS WAR EMERGENCY WATER-POWER PROGRAM FOR NORTHERNCALIFORNIA F.S.M 140 A SYMPOSIUM ON FUEL CONSERVATION . F.S.M 141 OUR PACIFIC SERVICE EMPLOYEES ASSO-CIATION 142 CAPTAIN ALBERT R. THOMPSON—An Ap-preciation C. L. B. 148 THE PACIFIC SERVICE ROLL OF HONOR 149 THE FINANCIAL SIDE OF PACIFIC SERV- jCE A.F.Hocketib earner 152 EDITORIAL 154 TIDINGS FROM TERRITORIAL DISTRICTS 156 Index to Advertisers AUis-Chalmers Mfg. Co iij Chaplin-Fulton Mfg

. De flora van Nederland. Plants. Calamagrostis neglecta Fig. 406. Voorkomen in Europa en in Nederland. De plant komt in Midden-Europa op vochtige zandige of steenachtige plaatsen, op open plekken in bosschen, zelden in weiden voor. Zij is bij ons aan den kant van het Haarlemmermeer bij Bennebroek, aan de oevers van het Zwarte meer bij Nieuw-Dordrecht, bij den Haag, op een muur te Heemstede en op den Uienpas gevonden. C. neglécta i) P. B. (C. stricta -') Spr.^ S t ij f s t r u i s r i e t (fig. 406). Deze soort heeft een wortelstok, met dunne, kruipende uitloopers, die vers:heiden dM lang word Stock Photo

RMPFNTXD–. De flora van Nederland. Plants. Calamagrostis neglecta Fig. 406. Voorkomen in Europa en in Nederland. De plant komt in Midden-Europa op vochtige zandige of steenachtige plaatsen, op open plekken in bosschen, zelden in weiden voor. Zij is bij ons aan den kant van het Haarlemmermeer bij Bennebroek, aan de oevers van het Zwarte meer bij Nieuw-Dordrecht, bij den Haag, op een muur te Heemstede en op den Uienpas gevonden. C. neglécta i) P. B. (C. stricta -') Spr.^ S t ij f s t r u i s r i e t (fig. 406). Deze soort heeft een wortelstok, met dunne, kruipende uitloopers, die vers:heiden dM lang word

English Review . rM£- PLANT CAN BESB^r^ WORKING AT ^«7, Victoria ST.Westminster sM The English Review Advertiser IX Picture Olier ™^ picture, miss America Brings The Land Girls a Harmless Weed, printedT it n D I )> c 1 colours on art paper 15 in. by 10 in., will be sent to any smoker forwarding to To Ue KCSZke smokers address below a De Reszke box lid and 4d. in stamps, mentioning Picture No. £0. J^ €^. ,^iss ^America ^Advances Episode IX. ?.^ ^^^f^ 7 I Girls a Harmless This lila pleasant surprise, Miss^America! I couldnt very well leave you out, could I? You are doing metis work,Mndyoudese Stock Photo

RM2AJ6433–English Review . rM£- PLANT CAN BESB^r^ WORKING AT ^«7, Victoria ST.Westminster sM The English Review Advertiser IX Picture Olier ™^ picture, miss America Brings The Land Girls a Harmless Weed, printedT it n D I )> c 1 colours on art paper 15 in. by 10 in., will be sent to any smoker forwarding to To Ue KCSZke smokers address below a De Reszke box lid and 4d. in stamps, mentioning Picture No. £0. J^ €^. ,^iss ^America ^Advances Episode IX. ?.^ ^^^f^ 7 I Girls a Harmless This lila pleasant surprise, Miss^America! I couldnt very well leave you out, could I? You are doing metis work,Mndyoudese

. De flora van Nederland. Plants. — VERKLARING DER VOORNAAMSTE BOTANISCHE TERMEN. 15 blad, dat iii voriii iiiiii of iiiccr afwijkt van de j^ewone bladen der plant (fig. 70). S c h ij f. Zie Bladscliijf. S c h ij n a a r. Een op het eerste gezicht een aar lijkende bioeiwijze. S c h ij n k r a n s. Een bioeiwijze, die op het eerste gezicht een krans schijnt te zijn. S c h ij n t r o s. Een op het eerste gezicht een tros lijkende bioeiwijze. S c h ij n V r u c h t. Een vrucht, die niet alleen uit het vruchtbeginsel is ontstaan, doch waarbij aan de vorming ook andere deelen der bloem hebben deelge Stock Photo

RMPFNXTH–. De flora van Nederland. Plants. — VERKLARING DER VOORNAAMSTE BOTANISCHE TERMEN. 15 blad, dat iii voriii iiiiii of iiiccr afwijkt van de j^ewone bladen der plant (fig. 70). S c h ij f. Zie Bladscliijf. S c h ij n a a r. Een op het eerste gezicht een aar lijkende bioeiwijze. S c h ij n k r a n s. Een bioeiwijze, die op het eerste gezicht een krans schijnt te zijn. S c h ij n t r o s. Een op het eerste gezicht een tros lijkende bioeiwijze. S c h ij n V r u c h t. Een vrucht, die niet alleen uit het vruchtbeginsel is ontstaan, doch waarbij aan de vorming ook andere deelen der bloem hebben deelge

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