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• Fodder and pasture plants, by George H. Clark and M. Oscar MalteGeorge Harold Clark
• Southern forage cropsJ. F. Duggar
• A practical treatise on grasses and forage plants: comprising their natural history, comparative nutritive value, methods of cultivating, cuCharles Louis Flint
• A manual of farm grassesA. S. Hitchcock
• Treatise on the cultivated grasses, and other herbage and forage plants; with the kinds and quantities of seeds recommended for sowing down Peter Lawson
• The relation of applied science to sugar production in HawaiiHawaiian Sugar Planters' Association. Experiment Station
• Notes in regard to some textile plants of Brazil, at the International exhibition in Philadelphia in 1876José de Saldanha da Gama
• The cotton plant : its history, botany, chemistry, culture, enemies, and usesUnited States. Office of Experiment Stations
• Insecticides from plants : a review of the literature, 1941-1953Martin Jacobson
• Spices: Their mophology, histology and chemistryJohn William Parry
• Experimental studies of cultivation of certain vegetable cropsH. C. Thompson
• The American fruit book; containing directions for raising, propagating, and managing fruit trees, shrubs, and plants; with a description ofS. W. Cole
• The flower-garden: or, Breck's book of flowers; in which are described all the various hardy herbaceous perennials, annuals, shrubby plants,Joseph Breck
• American flower-garden directory : containing practical directions for the culture of plants in the hot-house, garden-house, flower garden, Robert Buist
• Practical floriculture; a guide to the successful cultivation of florists' plants, for the amateur and professional floristPeter Henderson
• The garden month by month; describing the appearance, color, dates of bloom and cultivation of all desirable, hardy plants for the formal orMrs Mabel Sedgwick
• The ladies' flower-garden of ornamental bulbous plantsMrs. Loudon
• The ladies' flower-garden of ornamental greenhouse plantsMrs. Loudon
• Exotic botanyJames Edward Smith
• Plants for extra-tropical regions; a catalog of the plants that are, have been, or might be grown where the orange and the avocado thrivePeter Riedel
• Your guide to Florida landscape plantsJohn V Watkins
• The flora of the Alps; being a description of all the species of flowering plants indigenous to Switzerland; and of the Alpine species of thAlfred W. Bennett
• Alpine plantsA. J. Macself
• An Alpine A B C and list of easy rock plantsAlgernon Methuen Marshall Methuem
• Water-lilies and how to grow them, with chapters on the proper making of ponds and the use of accessory plants, by Henry S. Conrad and HenriHenry S. Conard
• A little book of climbing plants, including a discussion of climbing roses, ground covers, trailers, arbors and trellises, by Alfred C. HottAlfred Carl Hottes
• Vines and how to grow them; a manual of climbing plants for flower, foliage and fruit effects, both ornamental and useful, including those sWilliam C McCollom
• Handy book of ornamental conifers of rhododendrons and other American flowering shrubs suitable for the climate and soils of BritainHugh Fraser
• Hedges and evergreens. A complete manual for the cultivation, pruning and management of all plants suitable for American hedging: especiallyJ. A. Warder
• Prints and plants of old gardensKate Doggett Boggs
• Rock garden and Alpine plantsHenry Correvon
• Forest Retreat and its garden in Muhlenberg countyOtto A. Rothert
• Charles Eliot; landscape architect, a lover of nature and of his kind, who trained himself for a new profession, practiced it happily and thCharles William Eliot
• Studies on insects affecting the fruit of the apple : with particular reference to the characteristics of the resulting scarsHarry Hazelton Knight
• Cotton insects of the United States, by V. A. Little ... and D. F. MartinV. A. Little
• Subtropical entomologyWalter Ebeling
• The chemistry and mode of action of herbicidesAlden S. Crafts
• The weeds, poison plants, and naturalized aliens of VictoriaVictoria. Department of Agriculture
• Farm weeds of CanadaCanada. Department of Agriculture
• Preliminary catalogue of plants poisonous to stock.V. K. Chesnut
• Principles of forest entomologySamuel Alexander Graham
• Eastern forest insectsWhiteford L. Baker
• The utilization of minute life; being practical studies on insects, Crustacea, Moll sca, worms, polypes, Infusoria, and sponges. By Dr. T. LT. L. Phipson
• Reports on the noxious, beneficial and other insects, of the state of New YorkAsa Fitch
• Insect enemies of eastern forestsFrank C. Craighead
• Farm insects: being the natural history and economy of the insects injurious to the field crops of Great Britain and Ireland, and also thoseJohn Curtis
• Outlines of economic entomologyNoble M. Eberhart
• Insects affecting park and woodland treesEphraim Porter Felt
• Manual of tree and shrub insects; a general account of the more important or common insects attacking shade and forest trees and shrubs and Ephraim Porter Felt
• Applied entomology; an introductory text-book of insects in their relations to manH. T. Fernald
• Applied entomology; an introductory text-book of insects in their relations to manH. T. Fernald
• A report on the insects of Massachusetts, injurious to vegetation. Published agreeably to an order of the Legislature, by the Commissioners Thaddeus William Harris
• A treatise on some of the insects of New England which are injurious to vegetation. By Thaddeus William Harris, M.DThaddeus William Harris
• A history of applied entomology (somewhat anecdotal) (with 51 plates)L. O. Howard
• Class book of economic entomologyWilliam Lochhead
• Agricultural entomology for students, farmers, fruit-growers and gardeners, by Herbert Osborn ... illustrated with 252 engravings and a coloHerbert Osborn
• Insects injurious to fruits. By William Saunders ... Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cutsWilliam Saunders
• The biological control of insects : with a chapter on weed controlHarvey Leroy Sweetman
• A manual of dangerous insects likely to be introduced in the United States through importations. Ed. by W. Dwight Pierce, entomologist, soutUnited States. Bureau of Entomology
• The kind of economic entomology which the farmer ought to knowStephen Alfred Forbes