INDEX.
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Re-afforesting in Alps , Mathieu,129.
-in Alps and Pyrenees , Gayf- ■
fier, 250.
- in Prance, Allmud, 241;
Brown, 27 ; Germain, 69 ;Grandvaux , 250; Sablon, 169.
-of mountains, Jouyne, 253.
-of the Eifel , Roebbelen, 163.
-truffle culture combined with,
Valserres, 196.
-with Ailanthus, Vavin, 197.
Reboisement . See Re-afforesting.Red dye stuffs, Grace - Calvert, 44.Regent’s Park, economic plantsat, Sowerby, 184.
Remedies for tapeworm, Martius,128.
- in popular use, Birkmeyer,
21 ; Siegmund, 179.
-new American, Bentley, 15,
16.
Remedy for insect bites, Pyre-thrum, Jager, 152.
Republics, American, and thecotton trade, MacHenry, 122.Resin and turpentine, Anon. 239.
-Arhol-a-hrea, Baup, 13.
-Elemi, Baup, 13.
- from Jalap tuber, Kayser,
105.
-of Norway Spruce, Hanlury,
80.
-of Ceradia furcata, Watson,
204.
Resin Weed, Anon. 237.Resin-hearing plants, Buplessy,56.
Resinous produce from conifers,Gihoul, 250 ; LLerlant, 88.
-from Pinus maritima,
Curie, 247 ; Samanos, 170.-of Prance, Cray, 247.
Resins, Loch, 254 ; Wiesner, 209.See also Gums .
- at Paris Exhibition, Silva
Coutinho, 179.
-and gums, Simmonds, 180 ;
Spon, 185.
-and turpentines of the Coni-
ferae, Morel, 135.
Coutinho, 256.
-from Lentiscus, Strobelburg-
er, 188.
-from Pinus maritima, Boitel,
22 .
-from trees, Bouquinat, 25.
- (gum) from TTmbelliferae,
Beniau, 50.
41.
-Indian, Simmonds, 180.
-Xanthorrhoea, Maisch, 254.
Resources (undeveloped) of India ,Buist, 30.
-(productive), of India , Royle,
166.
Reunion, caoutchouc trees at,Trouette, 194.
- China grass in, Reynaud,
159.
-sugar-cane culture in, Mala-
vois, 124.
- vanilla culture in, Anon.
232 ; Perrottet, 149.
Revalenta arabica, Anon. 223.Rhabarba (Rheum) in Asia, Rit-ter, 160.
Rhamnus chlorophorus, Rondot,164.
-catharticus, TJmney, 195.
-Prangula, Baildon, 9; Phip-
son, 149; Umney, 195.
-bark, Anon. 235.
-utilis, Rondot , 164.
Rhatany from Ceara, Fluechiger, 65.
-from Para, Fluechiger, 64.
--- root, JIanbury, 80 ; Runs
Lopes, 168; Schuchardt, 174.
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