Experiment Station Record, Volume 11, 1899-1900 Page: 28
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28 EXPERIMENT STATION RECORD.
The remainder are an ag''regatiol of anoinalous forms, no two of
which are alike. This capricionususs resulting froll hybridization the
author ternis disordinate variation (carilation (1'0 ordont'Sc).
Report on botanical survey in Alaska in 1898, W. Il. EVANS ( . S. Dept. Agr.,
Office of Experientt Stations Bul. G6, pp. 48-50).-Brief popular notes are given on a
collecting tour in the Cool Inlet region during tile summer of 1898, and statements
are made relative to various plants of economic value.
Grasses, clovers, forage, and economic cropr, W. 12. D)o)so)N and W. C. STUBBS
(Louisiana Stas. B,1. .53, . see., pp. 55, figs. 1?).-Notes are given treating of grasses,
leguminous forage crops, hay and forage crops other thalll grasses and legumes, and
economic plants other than hay and forage crops. Popular descriptions are given
of these different plants and suggestions given as to their relative value in the State.
New species of North American grasses ( U. . D.ept. Agr., D)icisioa of 1yArostology
Cire. 9,pp. 7').-This circular consists of a description of a number of new species of
grasses of which Scribner aldl Williams describe Poa cpillarifolia, P1. saxatilis, P. breripanliculata,
I'. longiligull , P'. planifolin, I'. limosa, I'. incltrvo, P. invaginata ; Scribner
and Smith, Elynmis arenicolus: Scribner, Poa leckenbyi, P. acutiglnmis, P. tenerrima,
P. epilis, and Eragrostis itteSsCees.
Oogenesis in Pinus laricio, C. J. CIAMBEII3E AIN (BOt. (;az., :7 (1899), No. 4, pp.
268-280, pis. 3).-Studies on fertilization and embryology.
Comparative anatomy of hypocotyl a-id epicotyl in woody plants, F. RAMIALEY
(3MinneLsota Bot. Studies, ?. se., . 189-, 1t . , i pp. 8 0 pIS gs. 2,).-The author
finds these two parts of the plant essentially dissimilar, although secondary changes
may cause resemblances.
Seedlings of certain woody plants, F. RAMALEY (Minnesota Bot. Studies, 2. ser.,
1899, pt. 2, pp1 6O-6, 1 ls. 4-1).-- number of seedlings were studied, from which it
appears that generalizations relative to the form of cotyledons can not be safely
made without a great mass of data.
A contribution to the life history of Rumex, B. FINi (Minnesota Bot. Studies, 2.
set., t189, pt. 2, pp. L2-; . Pls. 4).-Studies are given on the life history of IRtnmex
salicifolius and 71. rerticillatts.
Contribution to the biology of winter wheat, S. TolPOlKov (Selsk1. Khoz. i
Lyesoy., 192 (1899), Jan., pp. 1-44).
On the biology of Agaricus velutipes, R. . 1I. BIFIN (Jour. Li. i.oc. Bot. [London],
34 (1899), No. 236), pp. 147-16?, pls. 3).
Influence of the medium on the growth of roots, J. W\ACKER (Jahrb. WIiss. BIot.
['ringsheimn], 3'2 (1898), So. 1, pp. 71-116; abs. in Bot. Centbl., 75 (189S), Ao. 10, pp.
30S-:310).
Aerial roots of the grape, V. VANNUCCINI anld G. E. RASEITTI (Sta.. Sper. Agr.
Ital., 31 (Z1898), cNo. 4, pp. 3553-,)59, p1. 1).
Seed dissemination and distribution of Razoumofskya robusta, I). T. MACDOUGAL
(Minnesota Bot. Studies, 2. ser., 1899, pt. . 9, 1-14, ps. 2,.,).-The fruit of
this interesting parasite of I'iius ponderosa is said to be explosive, and is scattered
by that means. The distribution of the plant is sai( to be determined to a large
extent by air currents rising from the bottom of canyons, the parasite being found
most abundantly near the rim of the canyon.
Some appliances for t'e elementary study of plant physiology, W. F. GANONG
(Bot. Gaz., 27 (1899), No. 4, pp. 25.5-267, fijs. 7).
Variations in the starch reserve in trees at different times of the year, E.
MER (Bilt. Soc. Bot. Franc,, '.. ser., 5 (1898), Xo. 5, pp. 299-309).
Investigations mad on the gum flow of trees during 1898, F. LUDWIG
(Ztschr. Pfiantzenkranlk..9 , 9 (199L), No. 1, pp. 10-14).-A summary is given of some of
the more important contributions published (tduriiig 1898 on the gum flow of trees
and its causes.
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