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Transcriber's Notes:Pages ii, x, xvi, 82, 84, 292, and 310 are blank in the original.The following corrections have been made to the text:Page vi: be the better for a real knowledge[original has knowlege]Page 55: and[original has and and] are too crudely mechanicalPage 117: Prillieux[original has Prilleux],Maladies des Plantes AgricolesPage 128: the intercellular mycelium ofExoascus[original has Exoacus]Page 134: subject to attacks of Uredineae[original has Uredinae]Page 142: carried[original has carrried] from plant to plantPage 176: its æcidia[original has æcida] on the BarberryPage 182:e.g.Oniscus[original has Oscinis], the Frit Fly, andCecidomyia[original has Cecidomya]Page 182: not necessarily less ash constituents[original has constitutents]Page 183: nature of a transmissible enzyme[original has enyzme]Page 203:Krankh. d. Pflanzen, B. I.[original has 1] cap. 2Page 206: leaves of Apples byLyonetia[original has Lyonettia]Page 218:Epichloë[original has Epichloe], which clothes the sheathsPage 219: beetle which attacks Crucifers[original has Crucificers]Page 221: on the green parts of Hibiscus,[comma missing in original]Page 221: nodules of the roots of Leguminoseae[original has Leguminosae]Page 230:Edelfäule[original has Edelfaüle], a rotten condition of the grapesPage 235: giving an almost mealy[original has meally] appearancePage 243: as its mycelium[original has myceliun] spreadsPage 258:Prolepsis.[original has Proplesis]—It frequentlyPage 293: Aetiology[original has Ætiology], 89, 100.Page 293:Anthonomus[original has Anthonomos], 249.Page 294: Bird's-eye[original has Birds'-eye] Maple, 224.Page 295:Cercospora,[original has Cereospora] 190.Page 298:Eau Céleste[original has Celeste], 162.Page 300:Heterodora[original has Heterodera], 219, 220.Page 300: Holly, 217.[period missing in original]Page 300:Hypomyces, 237.[original has comma]Page 301:Lyonetia[original has Lyonetra], 206.Page 303: Œdema[original has Oedema], 228.Page 303: Permanganate[original has Permangate], 162.Page 304: Prophylactic[original has Phophylactic] measures, 160.Page 304:Phytomyza, 206.[period missing in original]Page 304:Phyllereum[original has Phyllereus], 253.Page 304: Pine-apple[original has Pine apple], 258.Page 305:Puccinia, 88, 114, 169, 175, 176, 188, 189, 247, 252[original has 252, 247].Page 307: Somato-plasm[original has Somatoplasm], 267.Page 307: Spermogonia[original has Spermagonia], 144, 232.Page 308:Tomicus[original has Tornicus], 205.The following index entries were out of alphabetical order and have been moved to the appropriate locations:PhylloxeraPlants, dying out ofPoisonous gasesPreventible diseasesProphylactic measuresSpermogonia
Pages ii, x, xvi, 82, 84, 292, and 310 are blank in the original.
The following corrections have been made to the text:
Page vi: be the better for a real knowledge[original has knowlege]Page 55: and[original has and and] are too crudely mechanicalPage 117: Prillieux[original has Prilleux],Maladies des Plantes AgricolesPage 128: the intercellular mycelium ofExoascus[original has Exoacus]Page 134: subject to attacks of Uredineae[original has Uredinae]Page 142: carried[original has carrried] from plant to plantPage 176: its æcidia[original has æcida] on the BarberryPage 182:e.g.Oniscus[original has Oscinis], the Frit Fly, andCecidomyia[original has Cecidomya]Page 182: not necessarily less ash constituents[original has constitutents]Page 183: nature of a transmissible enzyme[original has enyzme]Page 203:Krankh. d. Pflanzen, B. I.[original has 1] cap. 2Page 206: leaves of Apples byLyonetia[original has Lyonettia]Page 218:Epichloë[original has Epichloe], which clothes the sheathsPage 219: beetle which attacks Crucifers[original has Crucificers]Page 221: on the green parts of Hibiscus,[comma missing in original]Page 221: nodules of the roots of Leguminoseae[original has Leguminosae]Page 230:Edelfäule[original has Edelfaüle], a rotten condition of the grapesPage 235: giving an almost mealy[original has meally] appearancePage 243: as its mycelium[original has myceliun] spreadsPage 258:Prolepsis.[original has Proplesis]—It frequentlyPage 293: Aetiology[original has Ætiology], 89, 100.Page 293:Anthonomus[original has Anthonomos], 249.Page 294: Bird's-eye[original has Birds'-eye] Maple, 224.Page 295:Cercospora,[original has Cereospora] 190.Page 298:Eau Céleste[original has Celeste], 162.Page 300:Heterodora[original has Heterodera], 219, 220.Page 300: Holly, 217.[period missing in original]Page 300:Hypomyces, 237.[original has comma]Page 301:Lyonetia[original has Lyonetra], 206.Page 303: Œdema[original has Oedema], 228.Page 303: Permanganate[original has Permangate], 162.Page 304: Prophylactic[original has Phophylactic] measures, 160.Page 304:Phytomyza, 206.[period missing in original]Page 304:Phyllereum[original has Phyllereus], 253.Page 304: Pine-apple[original has Pine apple], 258.Page 305:Puccinia, 88, 114, 169, 175, 176, 188, 189, 247, 252[original has 252, 247].Page 307: Somato-plasm[original has Somatoplasm], 267.Page 307: Spermogonia[original has Spermagonia], 144, 232.Page 308:Tomicus[original has Tornicus], 205.
Page vi: be the better for a real knowledge[original has knowlege]
Page 55: and[original has and and] are too crudely mechanical
Page 117: Prillieux[original has Prilleux],Maladies des Plantes Agricoles
Page 128: the intercellular mycelium ofExoascus[original has Exoacus]
Page 134: subject to attacks of Uredineae[original has Uredinae]
Page 142: carried[original has carrried] from plant to plant
Page 176: its æcidia[original has æcida] on the Barberry
Page 182:e.g.Oniscus[original has Oscinis], the Frit Fly, andCecidomyia[original has Cecidomya]
Page 182: not necessarily less ash constituents[original has constitutents]
Page 183: nature of a transmissible enzyme[original has enyzme]
Page 203:Krankh. d. Pflanzen, B. I.[original has 1] cap. 2
Page 206: leaves of Apples byLyonetia[original has Lyonettia]
Page 218:Epichloë[original has Epichloe], which clothes the sheaths
Page 219: beetle which attacks Crucifers[original has Crucificers]
Page 221: on the green parts of Hibiscus,[comma missing in original]
Page 221: nodules of the roots of Leguminoseae[original has Leguminosae]
Page 230:Edelfäule[original has Edelfaüle], a rotten condition of the grapes
Page 235: giving an almost mealy[original has meally] appearance
Page 243: as its mycelium[original has myceliun] spreads
Page 258:Prolepsis.[original has Proplesis]—It frequently
Page 293: Aetiology[original has Ætiology], 89, 100.
Page 293:Anthonomus[original has Anthonomos], 249.
Page 294: Bird's-eye[original has Birds'-eye] Maple, 224.
Page 295:Cercospora,[original has Cereospora] 190.
Page 298:Eau Céleste[original has Celeste], 162.
Page 300:Heterodora[original has Heterodera], 219, 220.
Page 300: Holly, 217.[period missing in original]
Page 300:Hypomyces, 237.[original has comma]
Page 301:Lyonetia[original has Lyonetra], 206.
Page 303: Œdema[original has Oedema], 228.
Page 303: Permanganate[original has Permangate], 162.
Page 304: Prophylactic[original has Phophylactic] measures, 160.
Page 304:Phytomyza, 206.[period missing in original]
Page 304:Phyllereum[original has Phyllereus], 253.
Page 304: Pine-apple[original has Pine apple], 258.
Page 305:Puccinia, 88, 114, 169, 175, 176, 188, 189, 247, 252[original has 252, 247].
Page 307: Somato-plasm[original has Somatoplasm], 267.
Page 307: Spermogonia[original has Spermagonia], 144, 232.
Page 308:Tomicus[original has Tornicus], 205.
The following index entries were out of alphabetical order and have been moved to the appropriate locations: