Guide to the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library

of Harvard University

2009

RED = CIRCULATING COLLECTION

A Bibliography and biographiesAO Public programs Ba Horticultural color charts Bd History Be Paleobotany Bf Plants in literature Bi Ecology/environment J Pathology/diseases/insectsL LandscapeLa Landscape architectureLb Landscape preservation, restoration, and conservationLc Landscape interpretationLd Landscape archaeologyLe Urban landscapesLf Land use, management, and planning Lg Community development and participationLh Landscape gardens Li Reports (individual landscapes)Q Dendrology R HorticultureRa Encyclopedias Rb General Rc (by Geographic areas) Rd NurseryRf Tree care and maintenanceRg Historic nursery catalogsRh PropagationRi Street trees/urban forestry Rj Dunes, seaside planting Rk Hedges, screens, windbreaks Rl Pomology, nuts, berriesRm Pruning, espaliers Rn Bonsai Ro Vines, climbers Rp Lawns, groundcovers, ornamental grassesRq Annuals Rr Perennials Rs Horticultural congresses, societies Rt Special gardensRu Succulent plants Rw Bulbs Ry Fragrance, honey, and herb plants S Agriculture, soilsTEXT TextbooksU Natural History, Plant Lore Uo Ornithology Va Travel and exploration W Hardiness zone and weather maps

BLACK = RESEARCH COLLECTION

C Botanic GardensD Herbaria, library, and museum collectionsE Morphology/anatomy F Cytology, plant breeding, geneticsFL Floras G PhysiologyH EvolutionKd Taxonomy/nomenclature Ke Registration listsLj Landscape Institute, Independant ProjectsMH Monographs N Cryptograms O Economic plants P Poisonous plants T ForestryTaa Dictionaries, encyclopedias, biographies Tab Forestry textbooks Tb ForestryTc Forestinfluences Td Forest education Tdb Arbor Day Tdc Expositions Te Management Tf Engineering/surveying, construction Tg Evaluation/taxation Th Mensuration Ti Policy Tj Laws Tk Conservation Tl Silviculture Tm Forest exploration, lumbering, lumber Tn Forest products, timber trade Tni Testing of wood Tnk Uses of woodTngl Gums, resins Tnlk Bark

The library uses a unique alpha-numeric classification system.

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CONTENTSIntroduction to the Library 2Shelf Listing of the Library 8Flora Index (Alphabetical) 15Flora Index (Numerical) 20Monographs (Family/Genus) Index (Alphabetical) 25Monographs (Family/Genus) Index (Numerical) 28Subject Index (Alphabetical) 30

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Classification System Overview frontFloor Plan of the Library back

Ernest Henry Wilson and Charles Sprague Sargent in front of the Prunus subhirtella at the Arnold Arboretum, 1915

cover photograph: Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Reading Room by Sheila Connor

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Introduction to the Library

The Arnold Arboretum Library began as the personal library of the Arboretum’s first direc-tor, Charles Sprague Sargent. In 1893, the year the Hun-newell Ad ministration building was constructed, Sargent estab-lished the library by donating his collection of over six thousand volumes to the Arboretum. From this nucleus, the col-lection has grown over the

years to support the work of this internationally known scientific institution. Today the collection contains over 90,000 volumes. One third of the collection, the Horticultural Library, is housed here in Jamaica Plain. The rest of the Arnold Arboretum Library forms a part of the Botany Libraries which are located at the Harvard University Herbaria, 22 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge. Materials from the Botany libraries are regularly obtained for study at the Arnold Arbore-tum Horticultural Library.

The collection reflects the Arboretum’s early interest in forestry and landscape design, its long-time involvement in plant collecting in Asia, and its post-World War II interest in ornamental horticul-ture. There is a rich collection of titles on landscape design, history, management, planning, conservation, botany, North Temperate Zone floras, monographs on plant families, horticulture, plant ex-ploration, and the history of science. The collection contains more than 40,000 volumes and 30,000 images, including an archive that documents the Arboretum’s history —which serves as a reposi-tory of 19th, 20th, and 21st century horticultural and botanical collections and supports the study, curation, and maintenance of woody plants.

The Horticultural Library’s mission is to acquire and preserve a body of literature and photographic images to enable the Ar-nold Arboretum staff to curate, document, and study the Arnold Arboretum’s living collection of woody plants. The library also pro-

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vides researchers from the Harvard community, the Landscape Insti-tute, our members, and the public with research assistance in botany, horticulture, landscape design, dendrology, and related fields.

Archival Collections

The Arnold Arboretum Archives are rich in documents that de-tail the institution’s history, as well as its influences on botany and horticulture. The archives arrangement consists of 10 ma-jor categories: Administration, Research, Plant Exploration, Living Collections, Publications, Other Collections, Ephem-era, Artifacts, General History, and Photograph Collections.

Personal Papers

In addition to the papers of the Arnold Arboretum’s founder, Charles Sprague Sargent, and subsequent directors, the archives include field notes, travel records, and journals of plant hunt-ers such as Ernest H. Wilson, Joseph Rock, and Frank N. Meyer.

Institutional Records

The records of the Arnold Arboretum document the institution’s administrative and departmental activities, committee work, and special projects.

Hunnewell Building, 1893

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Correspondence

The correspondence files hold letters that were written and re-ceived by Arboretum staff members beginning in the 1880s, in-cluding Charles Sprague Sargent, Alfred Rehder, John G. Jack, Hugh M. Raup, Joseph H. Faul, and William H. Judd. Most letters concern issues of plant accessions, exploration, identification, tax-onomy, and requests for plants.

Photograph Collections

Begun in the 1880s as an adjunct to the Arboretum’s living col-lections, library, and herbarium, this collection of approximately 30,000 images documents individual taxa in their native habitats, landscape views of the areas of the world from which the plants were collected, taxa growing in the living collection of the Arbo-retum, plant collectors and their expeditions, horticultural and botanical techniques and practices, and the staff and activities of the Arboretum. The collection also records the evolution of the Arboretum’s landscape—a landscape designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Charles Sprague Sargent.

There is both an historic collection (ca. 1880-1940) of black and white prints mounted on boards, and a collection (1930-1990) of black and white prints enclosed in sleeves. Both are arranged al-phabetically by genera and species. Landscape views are arranged alphabetically by country and place names.

Other collections include images of American and foreign arbo-reta, gardens, and parks (1890-1960) arranged by state or country; a lantern slide collection that includes botanical and horticultural

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subjects arranged alphabetically by genera and/or subject; and a collection of 35mm slides of views at the Arnold Arboretum and plants and views at other arboreta and botanic gardens.

Many of these historic images are cataloged and available in Har-vard’s Visual Images Access database, VIA: http://via.harvard.edu. You may limit your search of VIA to the Arboretum’s holdings by Limiting repository to Arnold Arboretum Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) from the drop down menu.

Beginning in 2002, Image Portal—a Digital Asset Management tool—became the repository for Arnold Arboretum images. This repository complements the collection of images of acces-sioned plants that is managed by the Curatorial Department on BG-BASE™.

Dawson Pond, Arnold Arboretum, 1915. George R. King, Photographer

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Harvard Library Catalogs

Harvard University’s library catalogs are free and open to the public. They are a great place to begin your research before you visit the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library.

HOLLIS

The titles held in the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library, Ja-maica Plain, are catalogued in HOLLIS, the Harvard OnLine Li-brary Information System, located at http://holliscatalog.harvard.edu. Our materials are identified in the catalog as Botany Arboretum. In addition to the collection in Jamaica Plain, Arnold Arboretum holdings form part of the combined collections of the Botany Li-braries located in Cambridge, at the Harvard University Herbaria. The Arboretum titles held in Cambridge are identified as Botany Arnold (Cambr).

OASIS

This database allows users to search Harvard’s archival finding aids for manuscript materials. It is located at http://oasis.harvard.edu. While not all finding aids are included, there are over forty archival and manuscript repositories at Harvard, including the Arnold Arboretum, which have contributed materials.

VIA

The Visual Information Access (VIA) system is Harvard’s union catalog of visual resources. It includes images of slides, photo-graphs, objects, and artifacts in the university’s collections. The catalog can be found at: http://via.harvard.edu. The Arnold Arbore-tum has contributed over 8,700 historical views of its landscape, as well as expedition photographs by early 20th century plant col-lectors such as E.H. Wilson, Joseph Rock, and Frank Meyer.

Accessing the Collections

The Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library serves our staff, the Harvard community of students and scholars, Arboretum members, and the public. Our librarians are available for refer-

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ence questions, introductions to the library and archives, and in-terlibrary loan requests for onsite use. The library is available to groups of faculty and students. A portion of the book collection is available self serve to the public in the reading room; the remain-der must be paged by the library staff.

Hours

Monday - Saturday 10 am to 4 pm, excluding holidays.

Directions

The Library is located on the 3rd Floor of the Hunnewell Building, 125 Arborway, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts.

For additional directions, please consult the Arnold Arboretum website at: http://arboretum.harvard.edu/visitors/directions.html

Disability services

Access for persons with disabilities is through the main entrance of the building. An elevator, accessible restrooms, and retrieval of library materials are available.

Photocopying

Black and white and color copiers are available. Self-serve black and white copies are $ .10 each. Color copies are $1.00 each. Off-site requests for photocopies may be submitted by email. For off-site black and white photocopy requests, the charge is $15.00 plus $.20 per page. A scanner is also available in the library for the use of patrons.

Permissions

For permission to publish, forms should be submitted to the Ar-nold Arboretum Horticultural Library. Users are responsible for adhering to copyright laws.

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SHELF LISTING OF THE LIBRARY( RED = circulating collection / BLACK = research collection )

A BIOGRAPHYAO PUBLIC PROGRAMS interpretation, visitor behavior, funding sources, volunteers, public relationsBa HORTICULTURAL color charts and dictionaries, botanical illustration, photographyBd HISTORY of botany, forestry, horticulture garden design, gardens, gardening, landscape architecture, plant introductionBe PALEOBOTANYBf PLANTS in literatureBi ECOLOGY / ENVIRONMENT (North Temperate Zone) including conservation, rare and endangered plants, seed dispersal, landscape and urban ecology C BOTANIC GARDENS, ARBORETA, and PRIVATE ESTATES inventories, plants lists, histories and descriptions of, and guides to (by geographic area)Cab - CanadaCac - United StatesCb - West Indies, CubaCc - Mexico, Central AmericaCd - South AmericaCe - Europe (General)Cea - AustriaCeb - BalkansCec - Belgium, LuxembourgCed - British IslandsCef - FranceCeg - GermanyCeh - Iberian PeninsulaCei - ItalyCen - NetherlandsCer - RussiaCes - ScandinaviaCf - Asia (Japan)Cfi - India

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Cg - AfricaCh - AustralasiaCk - Atlantic Ocean IslandsCl - Indian Ocean IslandsD HERBARIA, LIBRARY, AND MUSEUM COLLECTIONS, management of (including pest control databases, environmental requirements) E MORPHOLOGY / ANATOMYF CYTOLOGY / PLANT BREEDING / GENETICSFL FLORA (see FLORA INDEX, page 15)G PHYSIOLOGYH EVOLUTIONJ PATHOLOGY / DISEASES / INSECTSKd TAXONOMY / NOMENCLATUREKe REGISTRATION LISTS (including some herbaceous plants)L LANDSCAPELa LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURELb LANDSCAPE PRESERVATION, RESTORATION, CONSERVATIONLc LANDSCAPE INTERPRETATIONLd LANDSCAPE ARCHAEOLOGYLe URBAN LANDSCAPELf LAND USE, MANAGEMENT, PLANNINGLg COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND PARTICIPATIONLh LANDSCAPE GARDENS (by geographic area)Li REPORTS ON INDIVIDUAL LANDSCAPES (by geographic area)Lj LANDSCAPE INSTITUTE, INDEPENDENT PROJECTSMH MONOGRAPHS (see MONOGRAPHS INDEX, page 25)N CRYPTOGRAMSO ECONOMIC PLANTSP POISONOUS PLANTS

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Q DENDROLOGYQ 40 - EuropeQ 50 - AsiaQ 60 - AfricaQ 70 - North AmericaQ 71 - CanadaQ 73 - United StatesQ 80 - South AmericaQ 90 - AustralasiaQ 99 Historic trees, Trees of specific cities, Trees of note, Champion treesR HORTICULTURERa HORTICULTURAL ENCYCLOPEDIASRb HORTICULTURE, GENERALRc HORTICULTURE (by geographic area; use numbers from FLORA INDEX, page 15)Rd NURSERYRf TREE CARE AND MAINTENANCERg HISTORIC NURSERY CATALOGS, PLANT SOURCESRh PROPAGATIONRi STREET TREES, SHADE TREES, URBAN FORESTRYRj DUNES AND SEASIDE PLANTINGRk HEDGES, SCREENS, AND WINDBREAKSRl POMOLGY, NUTS, AND BERRIES (by geographic area)Rlac - United StatesRld - EuropeRldd - British IslesRldf - FranceRldg - GermanyRldk - NetherlandsRldl - RussiaRle - AsiaRlf - AfricaRlg - AustraliaRm PRUNING AND ESPAILERSRn BONSAIRo VINES, CLIMBERSRp LAWNS, GROUNDCOVERS, ORNAMENTAL GRASSES

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Rq ANNUALSRr PERENNIALSRs HORTICULTURAL CONGRESSES, SOCIETIESRt ROCK GARDENS, SPECIAL GARDENSRu SUCCULENT PLANTSRw BULBSRy FRAGRANCE, HONEY PLANTS, HERBSS SOILST FORESTRYTaa FORESTRY DICTIONARIES, ENCYCLOPEDIAS, BIOGRAPHIESTab FORESTRY TEXTBOOKSTb FORESTRY (by geographic area)Tbaa - AlaskaTbab - CanadaTbac - United StatesTbb - Mexico, Central America, West IndiesTbc - South AmericaTbd - EuropeTbds - Austria, HungaryTbdb - Balkan CountriesTbdc - Belgium, LuxembourgTbdd - British IslesTbdf - FranceTbdg - GermanyTbdh - Spain, PortugalTbdi - ItalyTbdk - NetherlandsTbdl - Russia, Poland, Lithuania, FinlandTbdm - ScandinaviaTbe - Asia, China, India, Japan, Turkey (Asiatic), Malaysia, IndochinaTbf - AfricaTbg - AustraliaTc FOREST INFLUENCESTd FOREST EDUCATIONTdb ARBOR DAYTdc EXPOSITIONSTe FOREST MANAGEMENTTEXT TEXTBOOKS, GENERALTf FOREST ENGINEERING, CONSTRUCTION, SURVEYING

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Tg FOREST EVALUATION, TAXATIONTh MENSURATIONTi FOREST POLICYTj FOREST LAWSTk FOREST CONSERVATION, ECOLOGYTl SILVICULTURE, GENERAL (by geographic area)Tla - North AmericaTlaa - AlaskaTlab - CanadaTlac - United StatesTlb - Mexico, Central America, West IndiesTlc - South AmericaTld - EuropeTlda - Austria, HungaryTldc - Belgium, LuxembourgTldd - British IslesTldf - FranceTldg - GermanyTldh - Spain, PortugalTldi - ItalyTldj - Mediterranean IslandsTldk - NetherlandsTldl - RussiaTldm - ScandinaviaTldn - SwitzerlandTle - Asia, China, India, Japan, Turkey (Asiatic), Malaysia, IndochinaTlf - AfricaTlg - AustraliaTll - Indian Ocean Islands, Pacific Ocean IslandsTm FOREST EXPLORATION, LUMBERING, LUMBERTn FOREST PRODUCTS, TIMBER TRADE (by geographic area)Tnac - United StatesTnc - South AmericaTnd - Great BritainTne - AsiaTnf - AfricaTng - Australia

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Tni TESTING OF TIMBERTnk USES OF WOODTnlk BARKTnlg GUMS AND RESINU NATURAL HISTORY, PLANT LOREUo ORNATHOLOGYV TRAVEL AND EXPLORATION, botanical, horticultural emphases (by geographic area)Va - North AmericaVaa - AlaskaVab - CanadaVac - United StatesVb - Mexico / Central America / West IndiesVc - South AmericaVd - EuropeVe - AsiaVf - AfricaVg - AustralasiaVi - IslandsW HARDINESS ZONE AND WEATHER MAPS

“Acer Rubrum” Isaac Sprague. The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University

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FLORA (ALPHABETICAL INDEX)

FL55 - AFGHANISTANFL60 - AFRICA (see also East Africa; North Africa; South Africa; West Africa)FL76.1 - ALABAMAFL79.8 - ALASKAFL99 - ANTARCTIC REGIONFL57 - ARABIA FL57 - ARABIAN PENINSULAFL82 - ARGENTINAFL98 - ARCTIC REGIONS FL79.1 - ARIZONAFL76.7 - ARKANSASFL50 - ASIAFL56 - ASIATIC RUSSIAFL97 - ATLANTIC OCEAN ISLANDSFL94 - AUSTRALASIA (see also Australia, Hawaii, New Caldonia, etc.) FL94 - AUSTRALIAFL43.6 - AUSTRIAFL72.96 - BAHAMA ISLANDSFL57 - BAHRAINFL72.2 - BAJAFL47.4 - BALTIC PROVINCESFL55 - BALUCHISTANFL49.3 - BELGIUMFL72.99 - BERMUDAFL83 - BOLIVIAFL81 - BRAZILFL71.1 - BRITISH COLUMBIAFL72.82 - BRITISH HONDURAS (see also Honduras)FL49.7 - BULGARIAFL54 - BURMA (see also Myanmar)FL79.4 - CALIFORNIAFL54 - CAMBODIA FL71 - CANADA (see also British Columbia, Labrador, New Brunswick, etc.) FL72.91 - CARIBBEANFL 86 - COLOMBIAFL78.8 - COLORADOFL74.6 - CONNECTICUT

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FL72.86 - COSTA RICA FL72.91 - CUBAFL75.1 - DELAWAREFL75.3 - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAFL75.9 - FLORIDAFL75.8 - GEORGIAFL77 - GREAT LAKES STATES (United States)FL98 - GREENLANDFL72.81 - GUATEMALAFL76 - GULF STATES (United States)FL72.94 - HAITIFL95.9 - HAWAIIFL72.83 - HONDURASFL79.6 - IDAHOFL77.3 - ILLINOISFL77.2 - INDIANAFL54 - INDOCHINA (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia)FL54 - INDONESIAFL77.7 - IOWAFL57 - ISRAELFL45 - ITALYFL72.92 - JAMAICAFL52 - JAPANFL58.5 - JAVAFL78.1 - KANSASFL76.9 - KENTUCKYFL51.9 - KOREAFL57 - KUWAITFL71.9 - LABRADORFL77 - LAKE STATES (United States)FL54 - LAOSFL47.4 - LATVIAFL72.97 - LEEWARD ISLANDSFL47.4 - LITHUANIAFL76.3 - LOUISIANAFL49.3 - LUXEMBOURGFL65 - MADAGASCARFL74.1 - MAINEFL58 - MALAYSIAFL71.2 - MANITOBA FL75.2 - MARYLANDFL74.4 - MASSACHUSETTS

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FL72.5 - MEXICOFL77.4 - MICHIGANFL57 - MIDDLE EASTFL77.6 - MINNESOTAFL76.2 - MISSISSIPPIFL77.8 - MISSOURIFL78.6 - MONTANAFL78 - MOUNTAIN STATES (United States)FL54 - MYANMAR (Burma)FL57 - NEAR and MIDDLE EAST, WEST OF AFGHANISTANFL78.2 - NEBRASKAFL49.2 - NETHERLANDSFL79.3 - NEVADAFL71.5 - NEW BRUNSWICKFL94.6 - NEW CALEDONIAFL 86 - NEW GRANADA (see also Colombia) FL74.2 - NEW HAMPSHIREFL94.6 - NEW HEBRIDESFL74.9 - NEW JERSEYFL78.9 - NEW MEXICOFL74.7 - NEW YORKFL94.5 - NEW ZEALANDFL71.8 - NEWFOUNDLANDFL72.85 - NICARAGUAFL70 - NORTH AMERICA (see also Canada)FL74 - NORTH ATLANTIC STATES (United States)FL75.6 - NORTH CAROLINAFL77 - NORTH CENTRAL or LAKE STATES (United States)FL98 - NORTH POLEFL74 - NORTHEASTERN or NORTH ATLANTIC STATES (United States; includes Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont)FL61 - NORTHERN AFRICAFL71.2 - NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, CANADAFL48.1 - NORWAYFL71.6 - NOVA SCOTIA, CANADAFL77.1 - OHIOFL76.6 - OKLAHOMA

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FL71.3 - ONTARIO, CANADAFL79.5 - OREGONFL95 - PACIFIC OCEAN ISLANDSFL79 - PACIFIC STATES (United States)FL57 - PALESTINE (see also Near and Middle East, West of Afghanistan) FL72.87 - PANAMAFL89 - PARAGUAYFL82 - PATAGONIAFL74.8 - PENNSYLVANIAFL85 - PERUFL58.9 - PHILIPPINESFL47.5 - POLANDFL46.9 - PORTUGALFL71.7 - PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADAFL72.95 - PUERTO RICOFL71.4 - QUEBEC, CANADAFL74.5 - RHODE ISLANDFL49.8 - ROMANIAFL47 - RUSSIA (see also Asiatic Russia) FL72.84 - SALVADORFL72.93 - SANTO DOMINGOFL45.9 - SARDINIAFL48 - SCANDINAVIAFL41 - SCOTLANDFL53 - SIBERIAFL45.8 - SICILYFL54 - SINGAPOREFL64 - SOUTH AFRICAFL80 - SOUTH AMERICA (see also Brazil, Peru, Venezuela, etc.)FL75.7 - SOUTH CAROLINAFL76 - SOUTH CENTRAL or GULF STATES (United States; includes Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Texas)FL78.3 - SOUTH DAKOTAFL99 - SOUTH POLE FL54 - SOUTHEAST ASIAFL75 - SOUTHEASTERN or SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES (United States; includes Delaware, District of Colombia, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia)

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FL46 - SPAINFL48.5 - SWEDENFL49.4 - SWITZERLANDFL57 - SYRIA (see also Near and Middle East, West of Afghanistan)FL76.8 - TENNESSEEFL76.4 - TEXASFL54 - THAILANDFL55 - TIBETFL72.98 - TOBAGOFL72.98 - TRINIDADFL57 - TURKEY, ASIA (see also Near and Middle East, West of Afghanistan)FL49.6 - TURKEY, EUROPEFL47.7 - UKRAINEFL73 - UNITED STATESFL79.2 - UTAHFL89 - URUGUAYFL47 - USSRFL87 - VENEZUELAFL74.3 - VERMONTFL54 - VIETNAM (Indochina)FL75.5 - VIRGINIAFL42.9 - WALESFL79.7 - WASHINGTONFL62 - WEST AFRICAFL72.9 - WEST INDIESFL75.4 - WEST VIRGINIAFL78 - WESTERN or MOUNTAIN STATES (United States)FL77.5 - WISCONSINFL78.7 - WYOMINGFL57 - YEMENFL72.6 - YUCATANFL49.7 - YUGOSLAVIA

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FLORA (NUMERICAL INDEX)

FL40 - EUROPEFL41 - SCOTLANDFL41.5 - IRELANDFL42 - ENGLANDFL42.9 - WALESFL43 - GERMANYFL43.6 - AUSTRIAFL43.7 - CZECHOSLOVAKIAFL43.9 - HUNGARYFL44 - FRANCEFL45 - ITALYFL45.8 - SICILYFL45.9 - SARDINIAFL46 - SPAINFL46.9 - PORTUGALFL47 - RUSSIAFL47.1 - FINLANDFL47.4 - BALTIC PROVINCESFL47.5 - POLANDFL47.7 - UKRAINEFL47.9 - CAUCASIAFL48 - SCANDINAVIAFL48.1 - NORWAYFL48.5 - SWEDENFL48.9 - DENMARKFL49.1 - ICELAND, FAROE ISLANDSFL49.2 - NETHERLANDSFL49.3 - BELGIUM / LUXEMBOURGFL49.4 - SWITZERLANDFL49.5 - GREECEFL49.6 - TURKEY, EUROPEFL49.7 - YUGOSLAVIA (includes Serbia, Montegnegro) FL49.8 - ROMANIAFL50 - ASIAFL51 - CHINAFL51.9 - KOREAFL52 - JAPANFL52.9 - TAIWAN (Formosa)FL53 - SIBERIAFL54 - MYANMAR (Burma)

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FL54 - THAILANDFL54 - INDOCHINA (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia)FL54 - SOUTHEAST ASIAFL54 - SINGAPOREFL55 - AFGHANISTANFL55 - BALUCHISTAN FL55 - SRI LANKA (Ceylon)FL55 - INDIAFL56 - ASIATIC RUSSIAFL57 - ARABIA (Kuwait, Bahrain, Yemen, etc.)FL57 - CYPRUSFL57 - IRAN / IRAQFL57 - NEAR & MIDDLE EAST, WEST OF AFGHANISTANFL57 - PALESTINE / ISRAELFL57 - SYRIAFL57 - TURKEY, ASIAFL58 - MALAYSIAFL58.5 - JAVAFL58.9 - PHILLIPINESFL60 - AFRICAFL61 - NORTHERN AFRICAFL62 - WEST AFRICAFL63 - EAST AFRICAFL64 - SOUTH AFRICAFL65 - MADAGASCARFL70 - NORTH AMERICAFL71 - CANADAFL71.1 - BRITISH COLUMBIAFL71.2 - NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, MANITOBA, ALBERTA FL71.3 - ONTARIOFL71.4 - QUEBECFL71.5 - NEW BRUNSWICKFL71.6 - NOVA SCOTIAFL71.7 - PRINCE EDWARD ISLANDFL71.8 - NEWFOUNDLANDFL71.9 - LABRADORFL72 - CENTRAL AMERICAFL72.1 - CENTRAL AMERICAFL72.2 - BAJA CALIFORNIAFL72.5 - MEXICO

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FL72.6 - SOUTHERN GULF STATES / YUCATANFL72.81 - GUATEMALAFL72.82 - BRITISH HONDURASFL72.83 - HONDURASFL72.84 - SALVADORFL72.85 - NICARAGUAFL72.86 - COSTA RICAFL72.87 - PANAMAFL72.9 - WEST INDIESFL72.91 - CUBAFL72.92 - JAMAICAFL72.93 - SANTO DOMINGOFL72.94 - HAITIFL72.95 - PUERTO RICOFL72.96 - BAHAMA ISLANDSFL72.97 - LEEWARD ISLANDSFL72.98 - TRINIDAD & TOBAGOFL72.99 - BERMUDAFL73 - UNITED STATESFL74 - NORTHEASTERN or NORTH ATLANTIC STATESFL74.1 - MAINEFL74.2 - NEW HAMPSHIREFL74.3 - VERMONTFL74.4 - MASSACHUSETTSFL74.5 - RHODE ISLANDFL74.6 - CONNECTICUTFL74.7 - NEW YORKFL74.8 - PENNSYLVANIAFL74.9 - NEW JERSEYFL75 - SOUTHEASTERN or SOUTH ATLANTIC STATESFL75.1 - DELAWAREFL75.2 - MARYLANDFL75.3 - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAFL75.4 - WEST VIRGINIAFL75.5 - VIRGINIAFL75.6 - NORTH CAROLINAFL75.7 - SOUTH CAROLINAFL75.8 - GEORGIAFL75.9 - FLORIDAFL76 - SOUTH CENTRAL or GULF STATES

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FL76.1 - ALABAMAFL76.2 - MISSISSIPPIFL76.3 - LOUISIANAFL76.4 - TExASFL76.5 - OKLAHOMAFL76.6 - ARKANSASFL76.8 - TENNESSEEFL76.9 - KENTUCKYFL77 - NORTH CENTRAL or LAKE STATESFL77.1 - OHIOFL77.2 - INDIANAFL77.3 - ILLINOISFL77.4 - MICHIGANFL77.5 - WISCONSINFL77.6 - MINNESOTAFL77.7 - IOWAFL77.8 - MISSOURIFL78 - WESTERN or MOUNTAIN STATESFL78.1 - KANSASFL78.2 - NEBRASKAFL78.3 - SOUTH DAKOTAFL78.4 - NORTH DAKOTAFL78.6 - MONTANAFL78.7 - WYOMINGFL78.8 - COLORADOFL78.9 - NEW MEXICOFL79 - PACIFIC STATESFL79.1 - ARIZONAFL79.2 - UTAHFL79.3 - NEVADAFL79.4 - CALIFORNIAFL79.5 - OREGONFL79.6 - IDAHOFL79.7 - WASHINGTONFL79.8 - ALASKAFL80 - SOUTH AMERICAFL81 - BRAZILFL82 - ARGENTINA / PATAGONIAFL83 - BOLIVIAFL85 - PERUFL86 - COLOMBIA / NEW GRANADA / ECUADOR / GALAPAGOS

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FL87 - VENEZUELAFL88 - GUYANAFL89 - PARAGUAY / URAGUAYFL94 - AUSTRALASIAFL94 - AUSTRALIAFL94.4 - TASMANIAFL94.5 - NEW ZEALANDFL94.6 - NEW CALEDONIA / NEW HEBRIDESFL95 - PACIFIC OCEAN ISLANDSFL95.9 - HAWAIIFL96 - INDIAN OCEAN ISLANDSFL97 - ATLANTIC OCEAN ISLANDSFL98 - ARCTIC REGIONS / GREENLAND / NORTH POLEFL99 - ANTARCTIC REGION / SOUTH POLE

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MONOGRAPHS (ALPHABETICAL INDEX)

MH266 - ACANTHACEAEMH163 - ACERACEAEMH84 - AIZOACEAEMH40 - AMARYLLIDACEAEMH153 - ANACARDIACEAEMH157 - AQUIFOLIACEAEMH23 - ARACEAEMH227 - ARALIACEAEMH248 - ASCLEPIADACEAEMH19.1 - BAMBUSEAEMH208 - BEGONIACEAEMH93 - BERBERIDACEAEMH61 - BETULACEAEMH258 - BIGNONIACEAEMH252 - BORAGINACEAEMH32 - BROMELIACEAEMH149 - BUXACEAEMH210 - CACTACEAEMH186.2 - CAMELLIAMH276 - CAMPANILLACEAEMH107 - CAPPARIDACEAEMH271 - CAPRIFOLIACEAEMH205 - CARICACEAEMH62.1 - CASTANEAMH270.1 - CINCHONAMH137.1 - CITRUSMH21.1 - COCONUTMH270.2 - COFFEAMH280 - COMPOSITAEMH229 - CONNACEAEMH115 - CRASSULACEAEMH126.1 - CRATAEGUSMH275 - CUCURBITACEAEMH20 - CYPERACEAEMH233.2 - ERICAMH233 - ERICACEAEMH222.1 - EUCALYPTUSMH147 - EUPHORBIACEAEMH62 - FAGACEAEMH62.2 - FAGUS

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MH246 - GENTIANACEAEMH262 - GESNERIACEAEMH19 - GRAMINEAEMH123 - HAMMELIDACEAEMH233.2 - HEATHERSMH44 - IRIDACEAEMH60 - JUGLANDACEAEMH254 - LABIATAEMH102 - LAURACEAEMH128 - LEGUMINOSAEMH38 - LILIACEAEMH67 - LORANTHACEAEMH216 - LYTHRACEAEMH95 - MAGNOLIACEAEMH202 - MALESHERBIACEAEMH126.2 - MALUSMH175 - MALVACEAEMH140 - MELIACEAEMH45 - MUSACEAEMH222 - MYRTACEAEMH88 - NYMPHAECEAEMH224 - OENOTHERACEAEMH243 - OLEACEAEMH50 - ORCHIDACEAEMH21 - PALMAEMH104 - PAPAVERACEAEMH203 - PASSIFLORACEAEMH35 - PHILYDRACEAEMH6 - PINACEAEMH77 - POLYGONACEAEMH237 - PRIMULACEAEMH66 - PROTEACEAEMH126.3 - PRUNUSMH126.4 - PYRUSMH62.3 - QUERCUSMH91 - RANUNCULACEAEMH233.3 - RHODODENDRONMH126.5 - ROSAMH126 - ROSACEAEMH56 - SALICACEAEMH56.2 - SALIxMH117 - SAXIFRAGACEAEMH257 - SCROPHULARIACEAE

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MH186 - TERNSTROEMIACEAEMH186.2 - THEAMH186 - THEACEAEMH63 - ULMACEAEMH273 - VALERIANACEAEMH253 - VERBENACEAEMH170.2 - VITICULTURE

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MONOGRAPHS (NUMBERICAL INDEX)

MH 6 - PINACEAEMH 19 - GRAMINEAEMH 21 - PALMACEAEMH 23 - ARACEAEMH 32 - BROMELICACEAEMH 35 - PHILYDRACEAEMH 38 - LILIACEAEMH 40 - AMARYLLIDACEAEMH 44 - IRIDACEAEMH 50 - ORCHIDACEAEMH 56 - SALICEAEMH 60 - JUGLANDACEAEMH 61 - BETULACEAEMH 62 - FAGACEAEMH 63 - ULMACEAEMH 66 - PROTEACEAEMH 67 - LORANTHACEAEMH 77 - POLYGONACEAEMH 84 - AIZOACEAEMH 91 - RANUNCULACEAEMH 93 - BERBERIDACEAEMH 95 - MAGNOLIACEAEMH 102 - LAURACEAEMH 104 - PAPAVERACEAEMH 107 - CAPPARIDACEAEMH 115 - CRASSULACEAEMH 117 - SAxIFRAGACEAEMH 123 - HAMAMELIDACEAEMH 126 - ROSACEAEMH 127 - CONNARACEAEMH 128 - LUGUMINOSAEMH 137 - RUTACEAEMH 140 - MELIACEAEMH 147 - EUPHORBIACEAEMH 149 - BUXACEAEMH 157 - AQUIFOLIACEAEMH 167 - ACERACEAEMH 170 - VITACEAEMH 175 - MALVACEAEMH 186 - THEACEAE

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MH 202 - MALESHERBIACEAEMH 203 - PASSIFLORACEAEMH 208 - BEGONIACEAEMH 210 - CACTACEAEMH 216 - LYTHRACEAEMH 222 - MYRTACEAEMH 224 - OENOTHERACEAEMH 227 - ARALIACEAEMH 233 - ERICACEAEMH 237 - PRIMULACEAEMH 243 - OLEACEAEMH 246 - GENTIANACEAEMH 248 - ASCLEPIADACEAEMH 252 - BROAGNACEAEMH 253 - VERBENACEAEMH 254 - LABIATAEMH 257 - SCROPHULARIACEAEMH 258 - BIGNONIACEAEMH 262 - GESNERIACEAEMH 266 - ACANTHACEAEMH 270 - RUBIACEAEMH 275 - CUCURBITACEAEMH 276 - CAMPANILLACEAEMH 280 - COMPOSITAE

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SUBJECT INDEX

S AGRICULTURE E ANATOMY (Plant)C ARBORETAQ ARBORICULTURETnlk BARKRl BERRIESBf PLANTS IN LITERATUREA BIOGRAPHYRn BONSAIC BOTANIC GARDENSCg - AfricaCf - AsiaCh - Atlantic Ocean Islands Cea - AustriaCeb - BalkansCec - Belgium Ced - British IslesCab - CanadaCc - Central AmericaCe - EuropeCef - FranceCeg - GermanyCeh - Iberian PeninsulaCl - Indian Ocean IslandsCei - ItalyCf - Japan Cec - Luxembourg Cc - MexicoCen - NetherlandsCep - PolandCeh - Portugal Cer - RussiaCes - ScandinaviaCd - South AmericaCeh - SpainCet - SwitzerlandCac - United StatesCer - RussiaCb - West Indies

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Ba BOTANICAL ILLUSTRATIONB BOTANYRw BULBSRg CATALOGS (Nursery)Ro CLIMBERSRs CONGRESSESTk CONSERVATION, FORESTTf CONSTRUCTION OF ROADSN CRYPTOGRAMSF CYTOLOGYQ DENDROLOGY Q60 - AfricaQ50 - AsiaQ90 - AustralasiaQ71 - CanadaQ40 - EuropeQ70 - North AmericaQ80 - South AmericaQ73 - United StatesHortDict DICTIONARIESJ DISEASESRj DUNESBi ECOLOGYO ECONOMIC BOTANYRa ENCYCLOPEDIASTf ENGINEERING, FORESTBi ENVIRONMENTRm ESPALIERTm EXPLORATION LUMBER (see also Travel and Exploration)Tac EXPOSITIONSH EVOLUTIONS FERTILIZERSTkp FIRERv FOLIAGE PLANTSTk FOREST CONSERVATIONTd FOREST EDUCATIONTda FOREST EDUCATION (Miscellaneous)Tf FOREST ENGINEERING Tkp FOREST FIRETo FOREST HISTORYTc FOREST INFLUENCES

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Tj FOREST LAWSTo FOREST LEGENDSTe FOREST MANAGEMENTTi FOREST POLICYTn FOREST PRODUCTSTnf - AfricaTne - AustraliaTng - Great BritainTnc - South AmericaTnac - United StatesTk FOREST PROTECTION (General) Tka-Tkl FOREST PROTECTION (by country)Tg FOREST TAXATIONTg FOREST VALUATIONT FORESTRY (General)Tbf - AfricaTbe - AsiaTbg - AustraliaTbda - AustriaTbdb - Balkan Peninsula Tbdc - BelgiumTbdd - British IslesTbab - CanadaTbb - Central AmericaTbe - ChinaTbd - EuropeTbdf - FranceTbdg - GermanyTbda - HungaryTbe - IndiaTbe - IndochinaTbdi - Italy Tbe - JapanTbdc - LuxembourgTbe - MalaysiaTbb - MexicoTbak - NetherlandsTba - North AmericaTbdh - Portugal Tbdl - RussiaTbdm - ScandinaviaTbc - South America

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Tbdh - SpainTbe - Turkey (Asiatic)Tbac - United StatesTbb - West Indies Taa FORESTRY DICTIONARIES, ENCYCLOPEDIAS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES, BIOGRAPHIESTab FORESTRY TEXTBOOKSRy FRAGRANCEC GARDENS (see also Rock Gardens / Wild Gardens) F GENETICSRh GRAFTINGRp GROUND COVERSTnlg GUMSRk HEDGESD HERBARIARy HERBSRg HISTORIC NURSERY CATALOGSBd HISTORY: BOTANICAL / HORTICULTURAL (see also Forest History, Legends) Ry HONEY PLANTSRs HORTICULTURAL CONGRESSESHortDict HORTICULTURAL DICTIONARIESRa HORTICULTURAL ENCYCLOPEDIASRs HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIESR HORTICULTURERb HORTICULTURE (General)Rc HORTICULTURE Ba ILLUSTRATIONJ INSECTSRp LAWNSTo LEGENDS, FORESTTm LUMBER TRANSPORTATION Tm LUMBERING AO MANAGEMENT GUIDES / RESOURCES, NOT-FOR-PROFITW MAPSP MEDICAL BOTANYTh MENSURATIONRn MINIATURE PLANTSE MORPHOLOGYD MUSEUMS

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U NATURAL HISTORYKd NOMENCLATURERd NURSERYRg HISTORIC NURSERY CATALOGSRl NUTSBe PALEOBOTANYJ PATHOLOGY Rr PERENNIALSJ PESTICIDES G PHYSIOLOGYF PLANT BREEDINGRv PLANTERSP POISONOUS PLANTSRl POMOLOGYRh PROPAGATIONRm PRUNINGO RECIPESKe REGISTRATION LISTSTk RESERVATIONSTnlg RESINSTf ROAD CONSTRUCTIONRt ROCK GARDENSRk SCREENSRj SEASIDE PLANTINGSRi SHADE TREESTl SILVICULTURE (General)Tlf - AfricaTlaa - AlaskaTle - AsiaTlg - AustraliaTlda - AustriaTldc - BelgiumTldd - British IslesTlab - CanadaTlb - Central AmericaTle - ChinaTld - EuropeTldf - FranceTldg - GermanyTlda - HungaryTle - IndiaTll - Indian Ocean Islands

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Tle - IndochinaTldi - ItalyTle - JapanTldc - Luxembourg Tle - Malaysia Tldj - Mediterranean IslandsTlb - MexicoTldk - NetherlandsTla - North AmericaTll - Pacific Ocean IslandsTldh - PortugalTldl - RussiaTldw - ScandinaviaTlc - South AmericaTldh - SpainTlon - SwitzerlandTle - Turkey (Asiatic)Tlac - United StatesTlb - West IndiesRs SOCIETIESS SOILSRi STREET TREESRu SUCCULENT PLANTSTf SURVEYINGTg TAXATIONKd TAXONOMYTni TESTING OF TIMBERText TEXTBOOKS (General)Tn TIMBER TRADETm TRANSPORTATION (Lumber)V TRAVEL and EXPLORATION (General)Vf - AfricaVe - AsiaVa - AustraliaVb - Central AmericaVd - EuropeVi - IslandsVb - MexicoVa - North AmericaVc - South AmericaVac - West Indies

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Ri TREESRf TREE CARERf TREE MAINTENANCETnk USES OF WOODTg VALUATIONRo VINESMH170.2 VITICULTUREW WEATHERW WEATHER MAPSJ WEED CONTROLFlb WEEDSRt WILD GARDENSFla WILDFLOWERSRk WINDBREAKS

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