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PB.ELIMINARl INDl!:I TO THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE GUAM AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION FOR THE YEAR 1910 - 193a

AGRONOMY - FORAGE AND GRASS

Andropogon Aciculatus (1913) page l5

Bahia Grass {1927) page 4

Ba.tunes (1921) page 9

Bermuda Grass {19U) page 15, (1916) page 2,61 (1927) paeec.:4, (1950-511

1931-3.2) page 12.

Breme (1915) page 14.

Carpet Grass (1924) page 7, (1929) page a, (1930-31, 1951-32) page u. Centella Asiatica (1915) page 15

Centipede Grass (1927) page 4, (1929) page a, (1950) page 9, {1930-51,

l951y32) paie 12.

Centotheca Ia.titolia (1913) page 15.

Desmodium Trifoliata (1927) page 4.

DesmodiUIIl Trif'o1ora (1915.) page 17.

Guatemala Grass (1919) page 25, (1920) page 191 (1921) page 10, (1922)

page a, (1925) page 9, (1927) page s, (1929) page 6, (1950) page 9,

(1950-31, 1951-32) page 11.

Guinea Grass (1910) page 5051 (1911) page 12, (1914) page 15, (1916)

page 25, (1919) page 25, (1920) page 19, (1921) page 9, (1927)

page 51 (1929) page 61 (1950) page 91 (1950..31, 1931,32) page 11.

Harding 4rass (1924) page 7.

Japanese Cane (1922) page 81 (1925) page 9, (1927) page 51 (1929) page 61

(1930) page 9~ (1950-31, 1951..S2) page 11.

Japanese Gra•a (lt21) page 10.

Japanese Lawn Grass (1.7) page 4, (1929) page a, (1950) page 9,

(1930.51, 1931-32) page 12.

Jaragua Grass (1922) page 15, (1925) page 5, (1927) page 51

(1950) page 9, (19$0-31, 1951-32) page 11.

Jo~on Gras.s (1910) page 505

Kat'ir Corn (1910) page 505, (1915) page 14, 20, (1916) page 19, 26,

(1918) page ao. Las-aga (1927) page 4

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Merker (1925)' page 91 (1930) page 9,

Miscanthus Floridulus (1913) page 15

Molasses Grass {1922) page 15, (1923) page 5, (1925) page 10, (1927)

page s, (1950) page 9, (195Q..511 1951-32) page ll.

Mumu.tong (1921} page 9, (1928) pa~e 14.

Native Grass (1921) page 9.

Napier Grass {1921) page 10, (1922) page s, (1925) page 9, (1926)

page 61 (1927) page 51 (1929) page 7, (1930) page 9, (1950-511

1951-52) page 11.

Natal Grass (1924) page 6

Oplismenus Compositus (19ll5) page 15

Orchard {1915) page 14

Para Grass (1910) page 506, (1911) page ll, t:913) page 14, (1914)

page 15, (1915) page 141 19, 2~ (1916) page 21, (1917) page 51 171

(1918) page 301 (1919) page 21, (1920) page 17, (1921) page 8,

(1922) page a, (1925) page 4, (1926) page 6, (1950) page.9~,

(1950.31, 1931-52) page ll, Bulletin No. 1, Para Grass and PaspalumJ

Two Introduced Grasses of Guam, page 7-28.

Paspalum Dilatatum (1913) page 14, (1914) page 14, 15, (1915) page 4,

14, 21, (1916) page 25, 26, (1917) page 51 181 (1918) page 30,

(1919) page 241 (1920) page 17, 18, (1921) page 91 Bulletin No. 1,

Para Grass and Paspalum: Two Introduced Grasses of Guam.~ page 28-44.

Pearl Millet (1922) page 9

Pennisetum Setosum (1921) page 101 ll, (1925) page 9, (1927) page 5,

(1928) page 16, {1930) page 9, {1930.51, 1931-52) page 11.

Po1linia Glabrata {1913) page 15

Ragi (1921) page 10, 11.

Red Top (1915) page 14

Rhodes Grass (1917) page 50, (1922) page 91 (1927) page 5, (1950)

page 9, (1950-51, 1931-52) page ll

Sheep Fescue (1915) page 14

Sorghums (1910) page 505, (1915) page 9, (1920) page 25,· (1921)

page ll, (1922) page 9, (1925) page 5, (1924) page 7.

Bulletin No. 3 1 The So;rghUIIIS !n GuaJi., ·,

Nonsaccharine Sorghumsa

Blacldxul1 Kafir, page 5

Sorghums - Continue

Nonsaccharine 'sorghums:

Broom Corn., page ll

Brown Kaollang., page 9

Dar so, page 10

Dawn Kafir, page 5

Dwarf' Hegari, page 4

Dwarf' Yellow Milo, page 7

Early Kaf'ir, page 6

Feterita, page 8

Johnson Grass, page 12

Red Kaf'ir, page 5

Schrock Sorghum, page 6

Shallu, page 10

SUdan Grass, page 11

Sunrise Kaf'ir, page 5

'White Durra, page 8

~ite Kaollang, page 9

~te Kaf'ir, page 6

White Milo, page 7

Yellow Milo, page 6

Saccharine, or SWeet Sorghums

mack Aln.ber' page 14

HonG,Y Sorghum, page 16

Orange 1 page 15

Red Amber, page 15

Sumac or Red Top, page 16

Sorgo-8udan (1924) page 7

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Stalk of' Bananas or the Leaves of' Breadfruit (1910) page 506

Sudan Grass (1917) page 50, (1919) page 25, (1920) page 19, (t

(1921) page 9.

Sword Grass (1928) page 14

Theosinae (1922) page 9

Texas Bluegrass (1924) page 7

Vasey Grass (1924) page s, (1927) page 51 (1930) page 9, (195D-51,

1931-32) page 6.

water Grass (1921), page 9, (1928) page 14.

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FRUIT OiOWING IN GUAM

Aberia (1915) page 14, (1916) page 57, (1918) page 46, (1920) page 50,

(1921) page 24

Avocados (1911) page 24, (1915) page 14, (1916) page 26, (1917) page 38,

(1919) page 41., (1921) ,page 23, (1928) page 191 (1929) page 11,

(1950) page 141 (1950-51, 1951-52) page 15.

Bananas (1911) page 17, (1912) page 25, (191':') page 14, (1916) page 26,

(1917) page 571 42, (1918) page 58, (1919) page 71 591 43, (1920)

page 551 (1927) page 91 (1928) page 201 (1950) page 18, (1930..S1,

1951-52) page 12.

Ceriman (1915) page 19, (1928) page 19

Chico (1919) page 591 (1921) page 25 1 (1929) page 10

Citrus Trees {1911) page 16, (1921) page 23, (1922) page 15, (1925)

page 10, (1924) page 15, ·(1928) page 191 (1929) page 10,

(1950·51, 1951-32) page 15.

Grapes (1911) page 17, (1920) page 50

Lemasa Tree (1950-51, 1951-52) page 15

.Ma.bo1o (1921) page 241 (1922) page 16

Mango (1911) page 18, (1912) page 241 (1920) page 4S, (1921) page 25,

(1922) page 161 (1925) page 10, (1924) page 15, (1929) page 111

(1950) page 14, (1950-51, 1951-52} page 15

Manzanita (1921) page 24

Oranges (1921) page 25, (1927) page 9

Pahong (195o-51, 1951-52) page 16

Paraguay Tea (~25) page 15

Peaches (1911) page 16

Pejibaye Pallll (1925) page 15

Pel!ltachio Nut (1925) page 15

Pineapples (1911) page 15, (1916) page 26, (1921) page 31 (1922)

page 16, (192.4) page 15, (1928) page 20, (1929) page 10, {1920)

page 12, {195o-51, 1951-32) page 16

Rose Apple (1919) page 39, (1921) page 24

Roselle {1919) page 59, (1920) page 50, (1925) page ll, (1924) page 13.

Santo1 (1919) page 39, (1921) page 24

Sapote (1919) page 59, (1921) page 25

Star Apple (19:US) page l9,. (1919) page 39

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FRUITS AND TREES BEARING EDIBLE NUTS O!'t SEEDS USED AS FOODS OR BEVERAGE GROWING ON THE ISLAND OF GUAM

Aberia Gardneri (1911) page 19

AkaoUIIl (1911) page 24

Anonas, Custard Apple (1911) page 20

Antidesma. Bunius (1911) page 20

Ates, Sweetsop (1911) page 20

Avocado (1911) page 24

Bilimbines, Carambola (1911) page 21

Breadi'I"lit (1911) page .20

Cahe·t., Orange (1911) page 21

Ca:::-.achile (1911) page 24

C:1 .. d <Jsa Arduina (1911) page 21

C£r1 .. (l": The Sapodilla (1911) page 19

Chod~, Bananas (1911) page 23

Coconut (1911) page 22.

Coffee (1911) page 22:

Dugdog, Lemai (1911) page 20

Ebony, or Persimmon (1911) page 23

Fadan (1911) page 22

Fig (1911) page 23

Granada, Pomegranate (1911) page 25

Guava (1911) page 24

Guinea Guava (1911) page 25

Jak-Fruit (1911) page 21

Japanese Nagi Berry (1911) page t4

Japanese Persimmon (1911) page 23

Kafu (1911) page 24

Kakao, Chocolate Tree (1911) page 25

Kakahuate, _Peanut (1911) page ~

Kamalindo, Tamarind (1911) page t5

Kasoy, the cashew (1911) page 20

Kei Apple (1911) page 19

Kola-nut (1911) page 25

KUIIlquat (1911) page 22

La~, Saursop (1911) page 20

La.nzones (1911) page 25

-6-Fl'uits and 'l'reee Bearing Edible Nuts, etc., continue

Lalangha1 Grape~t (1911) page 2l

Lemon de Chino, Bergamot :.ime (1911) page 25

Liberian Coffee (1911) page 22

Limon, Lime (1911) page 21

Limon, real, Lemon (1911) page 22

Iwnbang, Candle Nut (1911) page 20

Ma1"da:.•ine Orange (1911) page 22

Man;;::> (1911) page 23

Mane11o3~1 Apple (1911) page 23

MalJ.z.a.:.l'itas, Jujube (1911) page 25

Ma:>'ll:.~•.e.de Plum (1911) page 23

Mir:TW:"1JS Eleng:!. (1911) page 25

Na:L·e.njj t.:.., Orange (1911) page 22

Nipc. Palm (1911) page 24

otnheite Apple, Makupa (1911) page 23

Pahong (191.::.) page 24

Papaya (1911) page 2l

PersilTimo.n (:.91"!..) page 25

Pineapple (1911) page 20

Piod. (1911) page 25

Pugua, Bete1nut (1911) page 20

Baual (1911) page 24

Rose Apple (1911) page 23

Sea Grape (1911) page 22

Santol (1911) page 25

Setlas, Citron (1911) page 21

Strawberry (1911) page 23

Talisai1 Indian Almond (1911) page 25

Ubas, Muscadine Grape (1911) page 25

l>lbite Sapota '(1911) page 2l

SEED AND PLANT !NTaODUCT!ON

A. Squamosa (1917) page 51

Acrocomia Sclerocarpa (1917) page 31

Adenanthera Pavonina (1917) page 51

Akee Tree (1913) page 19

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Seed and Plant Introduction, continue

A1eurites sp. (1915) page 13

Ali'alfa, Ccmnon (1915) page 13

Algaroba Tree (1913) page 19

Atey'gda1us Communis (1917) pa«e 51

Amygdalus Davidiana (1915) page 13

Annona Cheranola (1917) page 51

Aralia Cordata (1915) page 13

Bananas (1910) page 509

Bam'busa sp. (1915} page 13

Barbados Cherry (1913) page 19

Ba.lp;v'libft Inertlle (1915) page lS

Beta Vulgaris (1916) page 26 .

Bignay (1911) page 17

Botor Tetragono1oba (1915) page 13

Braasica Pekinenais (1916) page 26

Cacao !rCll!l Manila (1910) page 509

Caesalpinia Pulcherrima (1913) page 19

Cadena de .Aaor (1913) page 19

Camphor Seeds !rom Japan (1910) page 5091 (1917} page 43

CalllpC1111anesia sp. (1915) page 13

capsicum .Anm1Um (1916) page 26

Carissa Grandiflora (1915) page 13

Ceara Rubber (1910) page 5091 (1917) page 43

- i Ceriman (1913) page 19

Ceylon Alfalfa (1922:) page l5

Cherimola (1916) page 26

Chico (1917) page 301 (1922) page 15

Cb.ick Peas (1915) page 13

Citrus Hystrix (1915) page 13

Citrus spp. (1915) page l5

Clausena. Lansium (1915) page l5

Cocaine Plant (1913) page 19

Coffee. (1910) page 509

Colacasia (1922) page 15

Cotton {l9l7} page 30

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Seed and Plant Introduction, continue

Cottonr

caravonica (1915) page l3 Cleveland (1915) page lS Columbia (1915) page 15 Cook (1915) page 13 Covington-Too1e {1915) page 13 Egyptian Gila (1915) page 13 Egyptian Pima (1915) page 15 Egyptian Yuma (1915) page 13 Hartsville (1915) page 13 Blue Ribbon (1915) page 13 Lone Star (1915) page 15 Mebane TriUIIph (1915) page 13 Seabrook (1915) page 13

Cllcurbita Pepo (1916) page 2.6

Clldrania Javaneniis (1916) page 26

D. Latifolia. (1922) page 15

Dioscorea Alata (1922) page 15

Diospyros Kaki (1915) page 13

Di08pyros Montana (1915) page 15

Duhat (1922) page 15

Elephantorrhiza Elephant ina (1915) page 15

Entero1obium Cyclorcarpum (1917) page 51

Eugenia blachenathiana (1916) page 26

Eureka Lemon (1910) page 509

Feijoa. Se11ouwiana (1915) page 13

Ficus Benjamina (1917) page 51

Giroflier (1917) page 50

Greigia sp. (1915) page 15

Grenadille (1917) page 50

Guinea Guave (1911) page 18

Go1cua Sorghum (1916) page 26

Honolulu Ho~ (1913) page 19

Jak Fruit (1911) page 17

Japanese Nagi (1911) page 18

Jaragua Grass (1922) page 16

Ka.i-Apple and Allied Species (1911) page 17

Kapokier (1917) page 30

Lactuca Sativa (1916) page 26

Lilas de Senegal (1917) page 50

Litchi Chenensis (1917) page Sllr

MaboJ.o aACl x-ela"tied. speciaa (l9ll) pap 17 ~ (l.922) page 15

Seed and Plant ~traduction, continue

Macadamia Ternifolia (1917) page 51

Malmlea Apple (1910) page 509

Marmalade Plum (1911) page 18

Marogogype hybrid and .Amburayan Cotees (1910) page 509

Mediterranean Sweet Orange (1910) page 509

Melastoma Molkenboerii {1917) page 51

Molasses Grass (1922:) page 15

Mung Beans (1917) page 30

Myrciaria Cauliflora (1915) page 15

Myrciaria Edulis (1915) page 13

Oats {1917) page 50

Okil de Paon (1917) page 50

Otaheite Apple (1915) page 19

Panama-hat Plant (1915) page 19

Passiflora Ligularis (1915) page 15

Passiflora Maliformis (1915) page 15

Papaya {1917) page 50

Papaya !ran Java (1910) page 509

Papaya, Oak Leaved {1913) page 19

Peaches (1916) page 57, (1922) page 15

Pecan. Van Dallan (1915) page 15

Pejibaye {1922) page 15

Penang Taro (1922) page 15

Phi.lippine Lanzones (1911) page 18, (1922) page 15

Phyllostachys IP• (1915) page 13

Pimenta AQf:$.a ~t9f7) pag~ 51

~ensland Nut (1916) page 26

Rhodes Grass (1917) page &0

Rose Apple (1911) page 18

Roselle {1910) page 509

Sea Grape (1911) page 17

Seaforthia El.egane {191'7) page Sl

Sedges a(

Carex fuirenoides (1913) page 16 Cladium armatiC'Wil (1913) page 1e c. gaudichaudii

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Seed and Plant Introduction

Sedges; Continue

Cyperus canpreasus (1913 ) par;e 16 c. diffomis (1915) page 16 c. flabellifol"lllis (1913) page 16 c. rotundus (1913) page 16 Diplacrum caricinum (1915) page 16 Eleocharis capitata (1913) page 16 E. Plantaginoides (1913) page 16 Fimdristylis complanata (1913) page 16 'I. dipbylla (1915) page 16 F. maxima (1913) page 16 F. miliacea (1913) page 16 F. spathacea (1913) page 16 Fuirena umbellata (1913) page 16 KYlllnga brevifolia (1113) page 16 K• monocephala (1913) pa~e 16 Mariscus cyperinus (1913} page 16 M. stuppeus (1913) page 16 Bynchospora corymboaa (1913) page 16 R. wallichii (1913) page 16 Scirpus erectus (1913) page 16 Sc1eria J.axa (1913) page 16 s. 11argaritifera (1913) page 16 Torulinium i'erax (1913) page 16

Shaddock (1922) page 15

Sisal (1910) page 509

Soybeans (1915) page 13

Spanish Lime (1915) page 19

Star Apple (1913) page 19

Strawberry Guava (1913) page 191 (1922) page l5

Sudan Grass (1917) page 50

SUrinam Cherry (1913) page 19

Sweet Potatoes (1910) page 509

Sweet Potatoes from China (1910) page 509

Swietenia Mahag.:'. (1917) page 31

Synechanthus sp. (1917) page 31

Tomato (1922) page 15

Trinidad Dasheen (1922) page 15

Triumph Pcnelo (1910) page 509

Tulipeir du Gabon (1917) page 50

Vanilla (1915) page 19

Velvet Beans (1915) page 15

White Adriatic and CalifOl'llia Black Fig {1910) page 509

White Oleander (1922) page 15

White Sapota (1911) page 17

Xanthosoma Sagittifoliwn (1913) pa&e 19

Zizipbua jujuba · {1915) page l3

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Abe!'ia (1950) page 25

Aberta Ge.:·ctner.ii (1915) page 14

Adlay (J.925) page 10, (1924) page 81 (1929) page 15

Alfalfa (1915) page 151 (1916) page 13, 14, (1917) paa;e 28, (1919)

page 29, (1925) page 12

Algaroba (1929) page 15

Araucaria (1927) page 12

Avocado ( (1915) page 14, (1916) page 26, (1925) page 12, {1925) page 17,

(1926) page 14, (1927) page 12, (1928) page 25, (1929) page 15,

(1950) page 251 (1950-31, 1951-32) page 20

Bagui1umbang (1929) page 15, (1930) page 23

Ba.Z1eria Cristata (1915) page 14, (1916) page 26

Bamboo (1950) page 25, (193Q-51, 195W2) page 20

Banana (1915) page 14, (1916) page 26, (1919) page 391 {1922) page 1t,

(1927) page J.?, (1929} page 151 (1950) pagr.~ 25, (195o-31, 1951-52)

page 20

Bauhinia sp. (1915) page 15

Bermuda Grass (1916} page 26, (1921} page 26, (1930) page 25

Breadfruit (1915) page 17, (1917) page 42, (1928) page 25, (1930)

page 25, (1930-51, 1951-52) page 20

Cabbage (1927) page 12, (1950) page 25

Cacao (1916) page 26

Caesalpinia sp. (1915) page 15

Carissa Arduina (1915) page 14 , (1916) page 26

Carrot (1915) page 14

Cashew (1929) page 15, (1950) page 25

Centipede Grass (1950) page 25

Ceriman (1950) page 25

Cestrum Nocturnwn (1915) page 15, (1916) page ~

Chickpea (1915) page 14

Chico (1925) page 17, (1926) page 14, (1927) :.;• ... ge 12, (1929) page 15,

(1950) page 25

Cirue1a (1929) page 15

Citrus {1913) page 18, (1926) page 14, (192'7) page 12, (1950-51,

1951-52) page 20

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Seed and plant distribution, continue

Cover Crops (19~0-31, 1951-52) page 20

Cowpeas (1915) page 14, (1916) page 161 26, 27, (1917) page 26,

(1918) page 58, 52, 551 (1919) page 271 41, (1927) page 12,

(1928) page 25 (1950) page 25

crepe Myrtle (1915) page 15

Cucumber (1915) page 14

Daok (1950) page 25

Date Palm (1950-311 1951-52) page 20

Dugdog (1927) page 12

Economic Plants (1922) page 171 (1925) page 12, (1924) page 14, (1926)

page 15, (192.8) page 25

Edible Canna (1927) page 121 (1950) page 25

Eggplants (1915) page 14, (1925) page 12, (1925) page 171 (1926) page 141

(1927) page 12, (1928) page 25, (1929.) pag~; 1.5, (1930) page 25

Egyptian Wheat (1928) page 25

Feterita (1915) pa,ge 141 (1916) page 26

Fiber (1950-31, 1951-52) page 20

Fig (1950-51, 1951-32) page 20

Forage (1950-311 1951-52) page 20

Ga1o (1929) page 15

Garden (1950-51, 1951-52) page 20

Gardenia (1916) page 26

Gardenia Jasminoides (1915) page 151 (1916) page 26

Graptophyll'Ulll Pict'Ulll (1916) page 26

Grapevines (1925) page 171 (1926) page 141 (1927) page 121 (1928) page 25 1

(19::9) page 151 (1930) page 25, (195~81, 1951-32) page 20

Grasses (1922) page 17, (1925) page 121 (1925) page 171 (1926) page 15,

(1928) page 25

Guava (1929) page 15

Henequen (1950) page 23

Hibiscus (1915) page 151 (1916) page 26

Kafir (1915) page 141 (1916) page 26

Kapok (1920) page 55, (1950) page 23

Xei-App1e (1929) page 15

I&lzon (1927) page 121 (1929) page 15, {1930-5.1~ 1951-52) page 20

Lawn Grass (1950-51, 1931-5e) page 20

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Seed and Plant Distribution, continue

Lerr..uninous Grass (1921) page 26, (1922} page 17, (1925} P&!e 12,

(1924) page 141 (1929} page 15

Lemae (1929) page 15

Lemasa (1950~51, 1951~52) page 20

Lew:m (1920) page 55, (1928) page 25, (1929) page 15, (1930) page 25

Lettuce (1915) page 14, (1925) page 17, (1926) .. age 141 (1927) page 12,

(1928) page 25, (1930) page 25,

Lima Beans (1915) page 14

Litchi (1919) page 39, (1927) page 12, (1929} page 15

Imnbang (1928) page 23, (1929) page 15

Mabolo (1925) page 17, (1927) page 12, (1928) page 25, (1929) page 151

(1950) page 25, (193()...51, 1951-52) page 20

Macadamia (1927) page 12, (1929) page 15, (195 o-31, 1951-32) page 20

Mahogany (1928} page 25, (1929) page 151 (1930) page 25

Mangoes (1915) page 17, (1914) page 151 (1915) page 14, (1916) page 261 57,

(1917) page 38, (1919) page 58, 41, (1924) page 14, (1926) page 14,

(1927} page 12, (1928) page 25, (1929) page 15, (1950) page 251

(195C>-51, 1951-52) page 20

Ma.ngosteen (1926) page 14, (1927) page 12, (1929) page 15, (19150) page 25,

Milo (1916) page 26

Miscellaneous Forest Seeds (1927) page 12, (19110-:U, 1951-32) page 20

Miscellaneous Plants (1921) page 261 (192'7) page 121 (1950-31, 1951-52)

page 20

Mountain Apple (1929) page 15

Muslanelons (1915) page 14

Narra Seeds (1928) page 25

Odontanema NitidWl (1915) page 26

Okra (1915) page 14

Orange (1920) page 551 (1928) page 25, (1929) page 15, (1930) page 25

Ornamentals (1916) page 26, (1921) page 261 (1922) page 17, (1925)

page 12, (1924) page 141 (1925) page 17, (1926) page 15, (1927)

page 12, (1928) page 251 (1929) page 15, {1950) page 25, (1950-51,

1951-M!) page 20

Palms (1929) page 15

Papayas (1915) page 14, (1925) page 1=4 {1924) page 14, (1925) page ];7,

(1926} page 141 (1927) page 12, (1928) page 25, (1929) page 15,

(1950) page .25, (1930--3]._, 19..'U-3-2) p.gge 2•., '1916) pap 26

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Seed and Plant Distribution, continue

Parn. G:.'asf! (1915) page 141 (1916) page 26

Paspal::an. DUat.attun (1916) page 261 (192.4) page 14, (1927) page 121

(:'..9?.S) rage 15

Pas"';Ul""l G-·.•ae:J (1930-51, 1951-52) page 20

Peppl"r (lJJ 5) page 141 (1916) page 50, (1917) page 51, 55, (1925) pa«e 121

(19~5) page 171 (1926) page 14, (192.7) page 121 (1928) page 251

(1929) page 151 (1950) page 25

Pigeon Peas (1927) page 12

Pejibaye Palm (1925) page 17, (1927) page 12, (1929) pa«e 15,

Pili Plant (1927) page 12, (1928) page 25, (1929) page 151 (1950) page 251

(1950-51, 1951-52) page 20

Pimenta Acris (1916) page 26

Pineapple (1916) page 26, (1919) page 71 (1922) page 171 (1925) page 121

(1924) page 141 (1926) page '14, (1928) page 25, (1929) page 151

(1950) page 25, (1950-51, 1931-52) page 2.0

Pistache (1929) page 15

Prosopis Juliflora (1915) page 15

Pumpkin (1915) page 14

Raintree (1950-51, 1951-52) page 20

Radish (1915) page 14

Raual Plant (1927) page 12

Rice (1921) page 261 (1925) page 12, (1928) page 25, (192.9) page 15

Root Crop (1950-51• 1951-52) page 20

Rose Apple (1929) page 15, (1930) page 23

Roselle (1925) page 12

Rubber (1915.0) page 22

Santo1 (1928) page 25, (1950) page 25, (l93o-51, 1931-52) page 20

Schinus sp. (1916) page 26

Sorghum (1914) page 15, (1915) page 14, {1917) page 19, (1918) page 501

(l9l9) page 41, (1921) page 26, (1922) page 17, (19215.) page 12,

(1929) page 15, (1950) page 25

Sqbeans(19l5) page 14

Squash (1915) page 14

Star Apple (1913) page 19, (1919) page 591 (1927) page 12,

(1930) page 23

String Beans (1915) page 14

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Seed and Plant Distribution, continue

SUgarcane (1950) page 251 (1950-51, 1951-52) page 20

SWeet Potato {1921) page 26, (1925) page 12, .:~.~~?.4) page 14 (1925)

page 1'1., (1926) page 15, (1927) page 12, (1928) page 25, (1929)

page 15, (1950) page 251 {1930-51, 1951-52) page 20

Tabernaemontana Orandif1ora (1915) page 15, (1916) page 26

Tal:i.sl\1 (1930) page 25

Tangerine {1920) page 55, (1928) page 23, (1929) page 15, (1950) page 23

Taro fl921.) page 26, (1922) page 17, (1925) page 12, {1927) page 12,

(1928) page 25, (193o-51, 1951-32) page 20

Teak (1922) page 171 (1926) page 14, (1927) page 12, (1929) page 15,

(1950) page 25

Tobacco (1916) page 26, (1923) page 12, (1927) page 12, (1929) page 15

Tomato (1925) page 12, (1925) page 171 (1926) page 14, (19Z7) page 12,

(1928) page 25, {1929) page 15, (1930) page 25

Velvet Beans (1916) page 261 (1950) page 25

Vegetable Seeds (1921) page 261 (1922) page 17, (1925) page 12,

(1924) page 14, (1925) page 17, (1926) page 15, (1928) page 23,

(1929) page 15, (1950) page 251 (1950-31, 1001-32) page 20

Watermelon (1915) page 14

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FIBER PLANTS

Heneanen (1926) page U>, (l:9l1) .. p•ee c, (:' ~<l) page I., (1950) page 10,

(1950-51, 1951-32) page 15

Maquey ~1927) page 6, (1929) page 9, (1950) page 10, (1950.31, 1951-52)

page 15

Sisal (1927) page 6 , (1929) page 9, (1930) page 10

Camachile ( 1910) page 509

Tmlgrmtangan ( 1910) page 509

Tubatuba (1910) page 509

HEDGE PLANTS

SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES

Bauhinia sp. (1915) page 15

Caesalpinia sp. (1915) page is

Casde (1911) page 52

Cest.ru.'!l Nocturnum (1915) page 15

Crepe Nyrt1e (1915) page 15

Gardenia jasminoides (1915) page 15

Hibiscus (1915) page 15

Iron Wood ( 1911) page 52

Prosopis julifiora (1915) page 15

Tabernaemontanagrandiflora (191.5) page 15

ROOTS'CROPS

Arrow-Root ~1917) page 421 (1919) page 50, (1920) page 52, (1921) page 18

Cassaa (1917) page 42, (1919) page 501 (1920) page 51, (1921) page 17

(1927) page a, (1928) page 18

Edible canna(l917) page 42, (1~19) page 301 (1920) page 52, (l92l)·page 18,

(1927) page a, (1928) page 18

Rape (1921) page 18

Rice ( 1925 -) page 9

Sweet potatoes (1917) page 42, (1919) page 50, \, .:.92•1 pagei52, (1921) pa ge

18, (1925) page a, (1925} page 15, (1926) page 11, (1927~ page 7, (1928)

page 18, (1929) page 9, (1950) page 12, (1950-51, 1951-32) page 15

Taro (1917) page 42, (1919) page 50, (1920) page 50, (1921) page 17, (1924)

page 12, (1927) page 8, (1928) page 18,. (l.950-3l# l9SJ.-32) page 14

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y~ (1917) page 42, (1923) page 8, (1924) page 12, (1925) page 15, (1926)

page 12, ¢1927) page a, (1929) page 9, (1930) page 12, (1930-31, 1931-

52) page 14

LEGUMES AND VEGETABLE EXPERIMENTS

Alfalfa (1916) page U5.& 14, (1925) page 11, (1926) page 10, (1927) pag e

6, Bulleti~ No. 4, Leguminous Crops for eunm~, page 26

Algaroba, Bulletin No. 4, Leguminous Crops for ·~·1JJ1111, page 27.

Aromo, page 26, Bulletin No. 4, Leguminous Crops for Guam.

Beans (1910) page 507, (1914) page 11, (1916) page 28.

Beete {1910) page 507, (193m-51, 1951-52) page 17

Bur clover (1920) page 29, (1921) page 17, Bulletin No. 4, page 27,

Leguminous Creps for Guam.

Cabbage (1926) page 16, (1927) page 12, (1928) page 22, (1929) page 14,

(1950) page 21.

damachi1e ( Bulletin No. 4, page 26, L&guminous Crops for Guam.

Carrots (1914) page 11, (1916) page 52, (1917) page 52, (195Q-51, 1951-

1952) page 17 & page 14.

Cerebilla - page 25, Bulletin No. 4, Leguminous Crops for tnam.

Chick pea (1915) page 14.

Chochomeco (1921) page 15, Bulletin No. 4, Page 25, 1aguminous Crops for

Guam.

Creeping Tick-Trefoil, Bulletin No. 4, Legumir~~~:;"· Crops for G~, page 27.

Cowpeas, Dulletin No. 4, Leguminous Crops for Guam, page lQ-14.

Cucumbers(l910) page 507, (1914) page 9, (1915) page 14, (1916) page 54,

(1917) page 52.

Eggplants (1910) page 516, (1915) page 9, (191;) page 9• (1917) page 31

Fijole, Bulletin No. 4, Leguminous Crops for Guam, page 10-14.

Jackbeans (1911) page 12, (1917) page 26, (1918) page 52, 55 &59, (1919)

page 27, & 29, (1916) page 19, (1920) page 24, (1921) page 12. Bull­

etin No. 4, page 20, Leguminous Crops for Guam.

Judias (1921) page 15.

Kudzu bean (1921) page 16, (1925) page 11, Bulletin No. 1, 'page 20,

~ous Crops for Gumm.

Lamao Lima Bean (1925) page 13, (1926} page 10.

Legumes(l918) page 55.

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Lettuce (1910) page 507, (1914) page 10, (1915) page 14, (1920) page 55,

(1922) page 17, (1925) page 11.

Lima beans (1915) page 14, (1917) page 51, (1950) page 21.

Miscellaneous Small Bean Variety ( page 24, Bulletin No. 4, Leguminous :.

Crops for Guam.

Mungo and other small beans (1919) page 27, & 29J (1920) page 29, (1921)

page 14, (1924) page 10, (192S) page 1~, 01926) page 10, Bulletin No.

4, page 21, Leguminous Crops for Guam.

Mung beans (1918) page 59.

Muskmelons ( 1910 p~ge 507, (1915) page 14.

Okra (1910) page 507, (1914) page 9, (1915) page 14, (1916) page·_ 55.

Onions (1911) page 15, (1916) page 56, (1928) page 22, ~195Q-51, 1931-52)

page 17.

Peanut (192t.) page 29, (1921) page 16, Bulletin No. 4, page 19, Leguminous

Crops for Guam.

Peppers (1910) ~e 507, (1914) page 10, (1915) page 14, (195Q-5l, 1951-

52) page 17,

Pigeon Peas (1916) page 18, (1911) pgge 12, (1920} page28, (1921) page 14,

(1924) page 10, (1925) page 15, (1927) page 7, (1928) pgge 17, Bulletin

No. 4, page 18, LegUIIlinoue <:Cl-ops for Guam.

Pole beans(l910) page 506, (1929) page 14.

Patania beans (1920) page 24 & 28, (1921) page J.2, (1925) page 13, (1926)

page 10.

Pumpkin (1915) page 14, (1916) p~>.ge 55.

Radish (1910) page 507, (1911) page 14, ~1914) page 10, (1915) page 14,

(1916) page 52, (1917~ page 51.

Soy beans (1915) page 14, ~~, Ia 15, (1916) page 17, (1918) page 58, (192C)

page 29, (1921) page 15, (1927) page 71 Bulletin Mo. 1, page 17,

Leguminous Crops for Guam.

String beans(1915) page 14, (1917) page 51.

Squanh (1915) page 14, (1919} page 55.

Tangantangan, Page 25, Bulletin No. 4, Leguminous Crops,for Guam.

Tephroia (1925) page 12, & 15, {1950) page 10.

Tomatoes (1910) pa.ge 506, (1919) page 40, (1920) page 52, (1921) page 25;

(1922) page 17, (1q25) page 11, (1927) p~ge 11, (1928) page 22, (1929)

page 151 (1950) page 21.

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Legumes and Vegetable Experiments, continue

Velvet Beans (1915) page 131 (1916) page 181 261 (191'7) page 26, (1918)

page 381 521 531 (1919) page 161 271 28, 411 (1920) page 24, 27,

(1921) page 12, 15, (1924) page 101 (1925) page 151 (1926) page 10,

(1929) page 9, (1950) page 10, Bulletin No. 4 1 Leguminous Crops

for Guam1 page 14-17

Watermelon (1910) page 507, (1915) page 14, {1916) page 54

White Cerebilla (1921) page 15

Yam Bean,Bulletin No. 41 Leguminous Crops For Guam, page 26

MISCELLANEOUS PLANT:l

African Oil Palm (1911) page 181 (1917) page 44

Akee Tree (1913) page 19

Alysicarpus Nummularifolium (1913) page 17

Allla.tungala (1912.) page 25

Arana (1925) page 14 ·

Bamboo (1911) page 521 (195 0} page 20

Ear1eria Cristata {1911) page 18, (1915) page 141 (1916) page 26

Barbados Cherry (1915) page 191 (1916) page 57

Bay Tree (1917) page 45

B~ainvillea Spectabi1is (1911) page 18

Breadfruit (1915) page 17

Cacao (1911) page 511 (1916) page 261 (1917) page 401 (1910) page 56

Camphor Nuts (1911) page 18

Cape Jasmine (1911) page 18

Carissa Arduina (1916) page 57

cassava (1911) page 52

Cayas (1917) page 42

Ceara Rubber (1911) page 18, 52

Cereal Crops (1928) page 18

Chinese wood Oil Tree (1916) page 57

Citrus (1918) page 59

Clover (1919) page 29

C6oocnu1i Palm (1911) page 27, (1916) page 5811 (1917) page 391 (1918)

page 561 (1919) page 41, (1920) page 571 (1921) page 261 {1925)

page 17~20, (1927) page 12-14,

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Miscellaneous Plants

C6i'£ee (1911) page 28, (1917} p~e 411 (1918} page 59, (1919) page 41, 44,

{1920) page 57

Commelina Nudi£lora (1915) page 17

Corn (1911) page 27, (1912) page 22, 23, (1916) page 6.; 7, 55, (1917)

page 20, 42, (1918) page 541 (1919) page ~l. (1910) page 55-40,

(1921) page 19

Cotton(1911) page 52, (1916) page 7-10, (1917) page 22, 50, (1918)

page 35, (1919) page 51, (1920) page 55

D. Heterophyllum (1915) page 17

Desmodium Trii'lora (1915) page 17

Elepbantorrhiza Elephant ina (1916) page 25

Feterita (1915) page 141 20, (1916) page 19

Grapes (1918) page 46

Graie:t'ruit (1919) page 59

Green Munuring (1917) page 27'

Guinea Grass (1916) page 25

Ipomoea Congesta (1915) page 17

Japanese Persimmons (1911) page 16

Jujubes (1916) page 57, (1919) page 59

Kai'ir (1916) page 19

Kapok (1911) page 521 (1920) page 54

Kola Nut (1911) page 18

Kumquat (1912) page 25

lemon (1917) page 591 (1918) page 4 6, (1919) page 58, 591 4l

Mand.arines (1919) page 58, 39

Merremia Hederaccea (1915) page 17

Millet (1916) page 25

Milo (1916) page 19

~ci~ia Caulii'lora (1916)) page 57

Oranges (1918) page 46

Palms:

African Oil Palm (1917) page 44 Chinese Betel Nut (1917) page 44 Fan Palms:

La.tania Borbonica (1917) paie 44 Washingtonia Robusta (1917) page 44

Fi.._tail Palms (1917) page 45 Hemp Palm (1917) page 44 Ivory Nut Palm (1917) page 45 Panama Ha t Palm (1917) page 44 Royal Paltll (1917) page 43 Oreodox.a o.le~ 0.917) P'I-Sa 44

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Miocellaneous Plants

Papaya (1915) page 141 (1916) page 261 38, (1917) page 501 37,

(1918) page 47, (1919) page 7, 59i (1920) page 50

Para Grass (1916) page 21

Para Rubber (1911) page 18

Paspa1um Dilatatum (1916) ·page 25

Patola (1911) page 13

Pineapple (1916) page 571 (1918) page 471 (1919) pa!;e 39, (1920) page 51

Rice:

Ceylon No. 19 (1915) page 14 Chinese (1915) page 14 Hawaiian (19l5) page 14 Japanese (1915) page 14

(1911) page 281 (1916) page 111 121 (1917) page 251 421 {1918)

page 35, (1919) page 321 (1920) page 40-451 (1921) page 19,

(1922.) page 12, (1923) page 9, (1927) page 7

Roselle (1918) page 46

Russian Sunflower (1916) page 25

Saint Augu.stine Grass (1911) page l8

Saint :WCia Grass (1911) page l8

Spanish Lime (1913) page 191 (1916) page 57

Sugar Cane (1911) page 29, {1920) page 45, 44, (1921) page 221

(1922) page 13, (1928) page 23·26

Surinam Cherry (1913) page 19

Tangerine (1919) page 381 59

Thompson Plant (1920) page 55

Tobacco (1911) page 291 (1916) page 151 271 (1917) page 21, (1918)

page 401 (1919) page 54, (1920) page 43

Tomatoes (1918) page 51

Udo (1916) page 56

Watermelon (1915) page 41

Wine Palm (1911) page 18

Yam Bean (1917) page 42

PLANT DISEASES

Anthracnose {1917) page 461 so, (found in avocados, bananas, beans,

cotton

Bark Cankers {1917} page 52. (found in lJaranjilla.)

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Dowey Mildew (1917) page so, (found in cucumbers)

Dying of' Stems (1917) page 54

Ear Molds (1917) page 511 (found in maize)

Fruit Rot (1917) page 541 (found in peppers)

Fungus (1917) page 4 7, (found in cacao)

Insect Injuries (1917) page 55, (i'ouncl::..in sorghums), page 57 (found in

rice)

~ Curl (1917) page 54 1 (found in papper)

Loaf SpQtt(1917) page 46, 471 48, 491 50, 551 54, 56, 57, (f~ in

beans, cabbage, coconuts, coffee, cotton, taro, tobacco, turnip,

papaya, parsnip, peanut and pepper.

Laaf gpot of Stem Infection, fruit rot, (1917) page 50, (found in

eggplants

Laaf Withering (1917) page 57, (found in tomatoes and watermelons

Mildew (1917) page 51, 551 54, 55, 57 {found in wild melons, muskmelons,

pepino, pumpkins, peppers, squash, vaUrmelons

Mosaic (1917) page 501 54, (found in pepper and tobacco

Rust (1917 ) page 46, (found in beans )

Scab (1917) page 48, {found in citrus)

Semiustus (1917) page 46, (found in bananas)

Soil Condition ( 1917 ) page 56, (found in sugar cane )

Stem Infection (1917) page 52, (found i.n okra)

Stem Rot (1917) page 46, (found in bananas

White Rust (1917) page 56, (found in sweet potatoes)

Yellowing and dwari'ing (1917) page 51, (found in maize

Yellowing of leaves (1917) page 55, 57, (found in sorghums)

MISCELLANEOOS PIANr DISEASES

cama.chi1e Pod Worm (1950) page 24

European Corn Borer (1926) page 18, (1928) page 26, {1929) page 16,

(1950) page 25, (1950-31, 1951-32) page 20

Florida Wax Scale (1926) page 18

Ladybird {1926) page 18

Laaf Roller (1926) page 18

.Novius Cardinalis ( vadalia.} ().926) page 17

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PARASITIC DISEASES OF LIVESTOCKS

Carabao:

Liver Flukes (1916) page 58

Louse (1911) page 52, (1916) page 58

~=

Australian Cattle Tick (1911) page 52

Common Cattle Tick (1916) page 58

Fire Ants (1911) page 52

Fourth Stomach Worm (1916) page 58

Liver Flukes (1915) page 3 o, (1916) page 58

Rumen Fluke (1916) page 58

Stomach Worm (1915) page 53

Tick Fever (1915) page 25

~:

Fourth Stomach Worm (1916) page 58

Liver Flukes (1916) page 58

Louse (1916) page 58

Nodular Wcmn (1916) page 58

Hog:

Cecum Whip Worm (1916) page 58

Lard Worm (1916) page 58

Liver Flukes (1916) page 56

Louse (1916) page 58

tung Worm (1916) page 58

Horses:

Intestinal Round Worm (19~6) page 5Sd

Poultry:

CecUIII Worm {1916) pa!;e 58

Chicken Louse (1916) page 58

Chicken Pox or Sorehead (1915) page 55

Cholera (1915) page 36

Diptheritic Roup (1915) page 56

lJiVe Worm (1915) page 40

Intestinal Round worm (1916) page 58

lArge Chicken Louse (1916) page 58

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Parasitic Daseaees of Livestocks

Lice:

Goniocotes Gigas (1915) page 41

Menopon Po11id1Dn (1915) page 41

Mite:

Dermanyssus Ga11inae (1915) page 41

Red Chicken Mite (1916) page 58

Stl,lmach Nematode of Chicken (1916) page 56

Stomach Worms (1915) page 59

Tapeworms 1 common round'llorms and ceca worms (1915) page 58

White Diarrhea (1915) page 54

Swines:

Common Lard Worm (1915) page 55

I.Amgworm (1915) page 55

HOUSEHOLD INSECTS

Bedbug (1911) page 55

Blattidae (1911) page 55

Book Lice (1911) page 55

Camponotine Ants (1911) page 55

Cockroaches (1911) page 55

Formicidae (1911) page 55

House-fly (1911) page 55 1 (1928) page 29, (1929) page 16, (1950)

page 251 (1950-511 1951-52) page 22

Lice (1911) page 55

Mgr.me11eonid (1911) page 55

Mosquitoes (1911) paga 55

Silver Fish (1911) page 55

Stable-fly (1928) page 291 (1929) page 16, (1950) page 25 1

(1950-511 1951~2) page 22

Termites (1911) page 55

BENEFICIAL INSECTS

chfysopid (1911) page 54

Coccinell.ids (1911) page 55

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Beneficial Insects

Dl'agon£lies (1911) page 54

Eumenid Wasp (1911) page 54

Forficulid (1911) page 54

Gonatopus (1911) page 54

Honeybee (1911) page 54

Milkweed butterfly (1911) page 54

Mol~ Cricket (1911) page 54

Syrphid Fly (1911) page 54

Vespids (1911) page 54

Vinegar Fly (1911) page 54

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LIVESTOCKS

~ Aryshire (1915) page 71 (1914) page 22, (1915) page 27, (1916)

page 451 (1917) page 9, (1919) page 12, (1920) page 7,

(1922) page 2

Cattle (General) (1912) page 8, (1927) page 21 (1928) page 6 1

(1929) page 5, (1930) page 5

Jersey (1918) page 11, (1922) page 2

Carabao

Native Carabao (1912) page 12

~

Cross-Bred Buck (1914) page 26

Japanese Milch Goat (1914) page 26

Japanese Native Doe (1916) page 53

Toggenburg Goat (1916) page 55, (1917) page 17, (1918) page 28,

(1919) ~ge 171 (1920) page 12

Horses (General){1914) page 18, (1917) page 8

Morgan (1912) page 15, (1913) page 6, {1916) page 411 (1918) page 7,

(1920) page 61 (1922) page 1, (1927) page 2

Native Ponies (1912) page 15

Poultry

Report of the Assistant in Poultry Husbandry (l924) page 51

(1928} page 9, (1929) page S, {1950) page '. (19&0-31, 1931-52) page 11

\oultry

Breeding (1920) page 15, (1928) page 9, (1950) page 7

:B.1:'ooding Exp.eriments {1915) page 55

Chickelll!l (1917 ) page 12

Feeding Experiments (1916) page 57, (1920) page 14, (1928) page 9

(1929) page 5

Incubation Expe:li.ments (1916) page 54, (1920) page 15

Types of Poultry:

Barred Plymouth Rock (1912) page 151 21, (1915) page 12,

(1916} 'page 591 54

Brown Leghorns (1915) page 15, (1914) page 271 (1916) page 59,

(1918) page 24

Cantonese (1925) page 41 (1924) page 5

Pzymouth Rock (1915) page 15, (1914) page 27, (1918) page 2.4

Rhode Island Red (1916) page 59, (1918) page 24, (1919) page 18,

(1920) page 151 ((1924) page S

Rhode Island Reds Crossed with Native Hens (1921) page ~,

(1925) page 5

Saigon (1912) page 14, (1920) page 15

Single-combed Black Minorcas (1920) page 13

Single-combed Rhode Island Reds (1918) page 241 (1920) page 1!5,

(1921) page 6, (1922) page 7, (1925) page 51 {1924) page 51

(1928) page 9, (195Q-51, 1951-52) page l

Single-combed White Leghorns (1920) page 15, (1928) page 91

(1950) page 7, (1950-51, 1951--32) page 11

White Natives (1928) page 9, (1950-51, 1951--32) pa&e ll

~

Berkshire Boars (1915) page 11, (1914) pag.~· ;zs, (1916) page so,

(1920) page 9, (1922) page e, (1925) page 2, (1925) page 5

Duroc-Jersey (1925) page s, (1927) page 5

Native Hogs (1912) page 15

Swines (General) (1915) page 55 1 (1917) page 11, (1918) page 18,

(1919) page 15, (1926) page 21 (1950) page 6

MISCELLANEOUS

Adult Demonstration Work (1919) page 47, (1922) ~~ 18, (1925) page 12,

(1950) page 261 {l93o-51, 1931-32.} ~e 22

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Acquisition o:r Additional Land (1912) page S

Apiary Work (1914) page 161 (1915) page 41

Botanical Collection (1915) page 20

Boys' and Girls' Club :t:airs (1930-31, 1931-3;(.; ·.:., .. ge 24

Boy's' and Girls' Club Work (1919) page 491 (1920) page 701 (1922) page 191

(1923) page 12, (1950) page 27, (1950-51, 1951-32) page 23

Entano1ogical Notes (1911) poge 261 (1925) page 171 (1926) page 15,

(1927) page 121 (1929). page 161 (1950) page 23 1 (1930-311 1951-52)

page 20

Guam Industrial Fair (1919) page 10, (1920) page 68

Honey Bee (1912) page 27

Implements (1920) page 66

Cultivators (1910) page 5101 (1921) page 30

Pl~s (1921) page 50

Tractors (1921) page 51

Improvements (1910) page 505' (1911) page a, (1912) page 7,

(1915) page a

Local Club Organization (1950) page 28

Meteorological Observations (1918) page 591 (10~. ") page SO, (1920)

page 771 (1922) page 20, (1925) page 121 (1924) page 141 (1925)

page 20, (1926) page 191 (1927) page 17, (1928) page 51,

(1929) page 201 (1950) page 28

Miscellaneous Investigations (1926) page 12

New Exper:ilnents Undertaken (1915) page 7

New Quarantine Regulation (1912.) page 26

O!tice Work, Library, Correspohdence (1911) page 91 (1914) page s,

(1916) page 6

Personnel (1911) page 81 (1914) page 8

Proposed Exper:ilnents (1915) page 8

Rotation Versus Continuous Culture (1922) page 15, (1925) page 101

(1924) page 101 (1925) page 10

School Garden (1919) page 48

Soils (1917) page 281 (1919) page 351 (1920) page 451 (1930-51, 1931-32)

page 14

The Stf\tion (1910) page 503

Temperature Records (1912) page 281 (1913) page 221 (1914) page 17

'ft:eatment of Newly Broken Grassland (1925) page 101 (1924) page 101

(1925) page 14

Weather Condi:tions A..f.fecti.ng Cl-op Yields (1915) page 6