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Punjab, forests of, Cleghorn, 38 ;Ribbentrop, 159.

-medicinal plants of, Honig-

berger, 93.

Purgative species of Lufla, Alison,

5.

Purgatives, Tagault, 190.

Putchuk of the Chinese , Hance, 82.Pyrenees , bamboo culture nearthe, Calvet, 244.

-re-afforesting in the, Gayffier,

250.

Pyrethrum insecticide, Burnichon,31; Kalbruner, 104; Saunders,171.

Pyrethrum roseum, Jager, 102.-Willemoti, Willemot, 210.

Quackery and medicinal herbs,Forsyth, 66.

Quassi (black currant), Buc'hoz,28.

Quassia Simaruba, Wright, 213.Quebracho bark, Hansen, 83 ;Poehl, 152.

Quebracho Colorado gum, Arata,7; Yogi, 200.

Queensland , as cotton producing,Lang, 111.

-food-plants in, Thozet, 192.

- poppy farming in, Anon.

230.

-sugar trade in, Roth, 165.

Quercitron bark, Grace- Calvert,44 ; Hamburger , 77.

Quercus Ilex , forests of, Rousset,256.

- - in the Gard, Regini-

beau, 187.

-pedunculata, its uses, Gallot

8f Gast, 250.

- sessiliflora, its uses, Gallot

Sf Gast, 250.

-Suber, Malherbe, 124; Pere-ira, 147.

Quinine. See Cinchona .

Quinine flower, Palmer, 143.Quinoa, Cooke, 41.

Radix arctopi echinati, Anon. 224.

-Galangae, Hanbury, 81.

-minoris, Hance, 82.

-Uncomoco, Martins, 128.

Railway banks utilized for me-dicinal plant culture, MeNab,123.

Ramie, or China grass, Bennet,50 ; Favier, 62 ; Goncet de Mas,72; Moerman-Laubuhr, 133;Thibault, 191. See also Chinagrass and Boehmeria.

-in Corsica, Carlotti, 33.

-in Reunion, Regnaud, 159.

Ranunculaceae , medicinal plantsof the, Lankester, 112; Turn-bull, 195.

Rape seed culture, Aegidius, 241.

-in Schleswig-Holstein ,

Iversen, 100, 252.

-oil, Heuzi, 89.

-products and culture, Brother-

ton, 27.

Rational forestry, so called, Braun,26.

Ravenna, the pine wood of,Beranger, 18.

Raw produce, Bernardin, 19 ;Winkler, 211; Wiesner, 209.Refer also to Kayser’s Index,art. Kolontai Waabejt.

-at Madras Exhibition, 1857,

Hawkes, 85.

- at Melbourne Exhibition,

1867, Anon. 228.

-at Sydney Exhibition, 1870,

Anon. 229.

-of Bombay , Birdwood, 20.

-of Southern India at Madras

Exhibition of 1855, Anon.225.

- undeveloped articles of,

Simmonds, 180.

Re-acclimatization of mulberry inItaly , Cattaneo, 34.Re-afforesting, Bazelaire, 242; Be-montzey, 50, 248 ; Forest , 249 ;Loeffelholz-Colberg, 119.