INDEX.
351
United States of America , Sorghumculture in, Anon. 238.
■-- sumach for, McMurtrie, 123.
- tea culture in, Anon. 226 ;
Smith, 182.
-trade of, Martin, 127.
-tobacco in, Anon. 257; Creigh-ton, 44.
Unto-Mool, Cooke, 40.
Upas as an arrow poison, Buc'hoz,29.
Upas tieute, of Java , Belile, 49.Urari and synonyms, Moss, 136 ;
Schomburgk, 173.
Useful plants, notes on, Anon. 238;Bierbach, 51; Mangin, 125. Seealso Economic plants.
- shown in map, CansUin,
33.
-their transportation, Masters,
129.
Utility of marine algae, Saint-Yves, 170.
Yalerian root adulterated with"White Hellebore, Bentley, 17.Yaleriana officinalis, Timbal-La-grave, 193.
Yalerianaceae used medicinally,Bufresne, 55.
Yaluation of forest produce, Cotta,42, 43.
Yandellia diffusa, Bosnia-Arando,153.
Yanilla, Anon. 233; Bernardin,19; Belteil, 49; Jaekson, 101.
- culture, Anon. 235; Bes-
vaux, 50.
-in Bourbon, Bouchar-
dat, 24.
O'Conor, 141.
■——- -- in Padua botanic
garden, Visiani, 199.
-in Reunion, Anon. 232;
Perrottet, 149.
Yanilla culture in SpanishAmerica, Rossignon, 164.
-its origin, Sawer, 171.
Yanilla (wild). See Liatris.Yariable activity in leaves, Cooke,41.
Yarnish tree of Japan , Gomicourt,72; Geyler, 70.
Yarnish trees (Eastern), Jackson,
100 .
Yegetableculture, Whitehead, 209.Yegetable fats, Chateau , 35; Vbgl,200 .
- fibres, new method of dis-tinguishing, Walz, 202.
-ivory, Hooker, 94; Seemann,
175; Smith, 182.
-poisons. See Poisonousplants.
-silk, Anon. 226.
233; Robertson, 161.
-wool, Anon. 226.
Yegetables, history of cultivated,Phillips, 149.
162.
Yegetation and malaria, Gordon,72.
Venezuela , ashy crown Cinchona in, Anon. 228.
-report on Tocuya estate in,
Seemann, 176.
-useful plants of, Ernst, 248.
Venezuelan contributions to theVienna Exhibition, Ernst, 60.- produce at Bremen Exhibi-tion, Ernst, 60.
Venice turpentine, Morel, 135.Ventimiglia, olive culture near,Winter, 211.
Yeratrum, official species of, Mit-chell, 133.
Veratrum viride, Anon. 225.Yerbascum Thapsus, Anon. 229.