The cherries of New York

by U. P. Hedrick

INDEX

(Names of varieties in this index, if accepted names, appear in Roman type; synonyms in italics.)

• À Coeur Hâtive, [205]
• A Feuilles de Pêcher Grosse, [205]
• Abbesse, [205]
• Abbesse d'Oignies, [97]
• Abels Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [205]
• Abundance, [205]
• Acher's Weichsel (syn. of Griotte Acher), [262]
• Ächte (sein sollende) Kirsche Vier auf ein Pfund (syn. of Tobacco-Leaved), [326]
• Act Gillos, [205]
• Adam (syn. of Adams Crown), [205]
• Adams, var. orig. with, [205]
• Adams Crown, [205]
• Adams Herzkirsche (syn. of Adams Crown), [205]
• Adlington, [205]
• Admirable de Soissons (syn. of Cerise de Soissons), [233]
• Advance (syn. of California Advance), [113]
• Affane, [205]
• Afghanistan, [205]
• Agathe (syn. of Hildesheim), [143]
• Agatkirscke (syn. of Dankelmannskirsche), [240]
• Alaternblättrige Süssweichsel, [206]
• Albertine Millet, [206]
• Alexandrine Béon, [206]
• Alfred Wesmael, [206]
• All Saints (syn. of Toussaint), [193]
• Allen, [206]
• Allen, J. F., var. orig. by, [324]
• Allen, Zachariah, var. orig. with, [206], [311]
• Allen Late Favourite, [206]
• Allen's Sweet Montmorency (syn. of Sweet Montmorency), [324]
• Allerfrüheste Bunte Maiherzkirsche, [206]
• Alte Königskirsche, [206]
• Altenlander Frühkirsche, [206]
• Amaranthkirsche, [206]
• Amarell-Weichsel (syn. of Early May), [128]
• Amarelle à point pistillaire blanc (syn. of Amarelle mit Weissem Stempelpunct), [207]
• Amarelle Boquet (syn. of Boquet Morello), [223]
• Amarelle de la Madleine (syn. of Madeleine), [294]
• Amarelle Double de Verre (syn. of Double Glass), [122]
• Amarelle Hâtive, [207]
• Amarelle mit halbgefüllter Blüthe (syn. of Fleurs Semi-doubles), [253]
• Amarelle mit Weissem Stempelpunct, [207]
• Amarelle Royale (syn. of Montmorency), [169]
• Amarelle très-fertile (syn. of Cerisier Très-fertile), [234]
• Amarellenbaum mit ganz gefüllter Blüte (syn. of Fleurs Doubles), [252]
• Amber, [207]
• Amber (syn. of Amber Gean), [207]
• Amber Gean, [207]
• Amber Heart (syn. of White Heart), [197]
• Ambrée de Guben, [207]
• American Amber, [208]
• American Doctor (syn. of Doctor), [242]
• American Heart, [208]
• Amos Owen, [208]
• Amygdalus, sub-genus of Prunus, [15]
• Amygdalus indica nana (syn. of P. glandulosa trichostyla sinensis), [21]
• Amygdalus pumila (syn. of P. glandulosa), [21]; (syn. of P. japonica kerii), [22]
• Andrews, [208]
• Andrews, C. N., var. orig. with, [208]
• Anglaise Hâtive (syn. of May Duke), [164]; (syn. of Royal Duke), [184]
• Anglaise Tardive (syn. of Late Duke), [155]
• Anne, [208]
• Annonay, [208]
• Annonayer Herzkirsche (syn. of Annonay), [208]
• Anstad, [208]
• Anstad, A. P., var. orig. by, [208]
• Antonie, var. introduced by, [213]
• Appalachian cherry, botanical name of, [35]
• Arch Duke, [98]
• Argental Late, [209]
• Atwater, Caleb, var. orig. with, [249]
• Auburn Duke, [209]
• August Duke, [209]
• Augustine de Vigny, [209]
• Aurischotte, [209]
• Austen, R. A., quoted, [68]
• Badacconyi (syn. of Badacsony), [209]
• Badacsoner Riesenkirsche (syn. of Badacsony), [209]
• Badacsoner Schwarze Riesenkirsche (syn. of Badacsony), [209]
• Badacsony, [209]
• Badacsonyer Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Badacsony), [209]
• Baender, [210]
• Baldwin, [100]
• Baldwin, S. J., var. orig. by, [100]
• Baltavaer Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Baltavar), [210]
• Baltavar, [210]
• Baltavari syn. of Baltavar), [210]
• Baluder Morello, [210]
• Barnhart, [210]
• Barry, quoted, [70-71]
• Baseler Herzkirsche, [210]
• Bates, [210]
• Bates, S. J., var. orig. with, [210]
• Baumann May, [100]
• Bay State, [210]
• Baylor, [211]
• Beauty of Marienhohe (syn. of Schöne von Marienhohe), [317]
• Beauty of Orleans (syn. of Belle d'Orleans), [212]
• Bedford, A.V., var. introduced by, [208]
• Bedford Prolific, [211]
• Belle Agathe (syn. of Hildesheim), [144]
• Belle Agathe de Novembre (syn. of Hildesheim), [143]
• Belle Allemande (syn. of Bettenburger Glaskirsche), [213]
• Belle Audigeoise, [211]
• Belle Bosc, [211]
• Belle de Boskoop, [211]
• Belle Brugeoise Saint-Pierre (syn. of Schöne von Brügge), [317]
• Belle de Bruxelles (syn. of Belle d'Orleans), [212]
• Belle de Caux, [211]
• Belle de Chatenay (syn. of Magnifique), [163]
• Belle de Choisy (syn. of Choisy), [116]
• Belle de Couchey, [211]
• Belle Defay, [211]
• Belle de Franconville, [211]
• Belle glorie de Marie (syn. of Schöne von Marienhohe), [317]
• Belle grosse d'Ardèche (syn. of Cerise de l'Ardèche), [230]
• Belle l'Herissier, [211]
• Belle de Kis-Oers, [212]
• Belle de Loche, [212]
• Belle Magnifique (syn. of Magnifique), [163]
• Belle de Magnifique (syn. of Magnifique), [163]
• Belle et Magnifique (syn. of Magnifique), [163]
• Belle de Marienhöhe (syn. of Schöne von Marienhohe), [317]
• Belle de Montreuil (syn. of Montreuil), [298]
• Belle d'Orleans, [212]
• Belle de Ribeaucourt, [212]
• Belle de Rochelle, [212]
• Belle de Rocmont, [212]
• Belle de Saint Tronc, [213]
• Belle de Sauvigny (syn. of Montmorency de Sauvigny), [298]
• Belle de Varennes (syn. of Cerisier de Varenne), [234]
• Belle Vezzouris, [213]
• Belle de Voisery, [213]
• Belle de Worsery (syn. of Royal Duke), [184]
• Bender, var. orig. with, [213]
• Bender, J.O., var. orig. with, [213]
• Bender (of Michigan), [213]
• Bender (of New York), [213]
• Berger, Staquet, var. orig. by, [231]
• Berlin Amarelle, [213]
• Bernard, [213]
• Bessarabian, [101]
• Bessey's Cherry, botanical name of, [37]
• Bettenburger Glaskirsche, [213]
• Bettenburger Herzkirsche, [214]
• Bettenburger Kirsche von der Natte, [214]
• Bettenburger Schwarze Herzkirsche (syn. of Bettenburger Herzkirsche), [214]
• Bettenburger Weichsel, [214]
• Bettenburger Weichsel Grosser Gobet (syn. of Bettenburger Weichsel), [214]
• Bettenburger Weichsel von der Natte (syn. of Bettenburger Weichsel), [214]
• Bicentenaireweichsel (syn. of Cerise du Bicentenaire), [231]
• Bicolor (syn. of Zweifarbige Kirsche), [336]
• Bicolor Van Mons, [214]
• Bigarreau (syn. of Yellow Spanish), [202]
• Bigarreau Abbesse de Mouland, [214]
• Bigarreau Ambré Précoce (syn. of Early Amber), [247]
• Bigarreau Antoine Nomblot, [214]
• Bigarreau Baumann (syn. of Baumann May), [100]
• Bigarreau Bauté de l'Ohio (syn. of Ohio Beauty), [302]
• Bigarreau belle de Rocmond (syn. of Belle de Rocmont), [212]
• Bigarreau blanc de Groll (syn. of Bigarreau Groll), [217]
• Bigarreau Blanc (Petit) (syn. of Flamentine), [252]
• Bigarreau Blanc Précoce, [215]
• Bigarreau Blanc-Rosé de Piémont, [215]
• Bigarreau Bordan, [215]
• Bigarreau de Bourget, [215]
• Bigarreau Brun, [215]
• Bigarreau Brun Kleindienst (syn. of Kleindienst Braune Knorpel), [282]
• Bigarreau de Capucins, [215]
• Bigarreau de la Caserne, [215]
• Bigarreau Cayenne, [215]
• Bigarreau de Châlons, [215]
• Bigarreau de Champvans, [216]
• Bigarreau Commun (syn. of Yellow Spanish), [202]
• Bigarreau Corniola, [216]
• Bigarreau Court Picout Hâtif, [216]
• Bigarreau Court Picout Tardif, [216]
• Bigarreau Dönnissen, [216]
• Bigarreau Doré, [216]
• Bigarreau Double Royale, [216]
• Bigarreau Dur, [216]
• Bigarreau Duranno, [217]
• Bigarreau Empereur-Francois (syn. of Emperor Francis), [249]
• Bigarreau d'Esperen (syn. of Napoleon), [172]
• Bigarreau de Fer (syn. of Hildesheim), [144]
• Bigarreau à Feuilles de Tabac (syn. of Tobacco-Leaved), [326]
• Bigarreau de Florence (syn. of Florence), [140]
• Bigarreau Galopin, [217]
• Bigarreau Glady, [217]
• Bigarreau (Golden) (syn. of Drogan Yellow Bigarreau), [245]
• Bigarreau Grand, [217]
• Bigarreau Groll, [217]
• Bigarreau Gros Coeuret (syn. of Large Heart-shaped Bigarreau), [288]; (syn. of Napoleon), [172]
• Bigarreau Gros Commun (syn. of Ox Heart), [178]
• Bigarreau à Gros Fruit Rouge (syn. of Red Bigarreau), [309]
• Bigarreau à gros Fruit Rouge Tardif (syn. of Large Late Red Bigarreau), [288]
• Bigarreau Gros Monstrueux (syn. of Large Heart-shaped Bigarreau), [288]
• Bigarreau Gros Noir de Luther, [217]
• Bigarreau Grosse Gomballoise (syn. of Grosse Gomballoise), [265]
• Bigarreau Hâtif (syn. of Black Bigarreau), [222]
• Bigarreau Hâtif Boulbon (syn. of Boulebonner Kirsche), [224]
• Bigarreau Hâtif de Champagne, [217]
• Bigarreau Hâtif de Saint-Laud, [217]
• Bigarreau de Hedelfingen (syn. of Hedelfingen), [274]
• Bigarreau de Hildesheim (syn. of Hildesheim), [144]
• Bigarreau d'Italie, [218]
• Bigarreau Jaboulay (syn. of Lyons), [161]
• Bigarreau Jacquet, [218]
• Bigarreau jaune (syn. of Dankelmannskirsche), [240]
• Bigarreau jaune de Dönissen (syn. of Bigarreau Dönnissen), [216]
• Bigarreau jaune de Groth (syn. of Groth Gelbe Knorpelkirsche), [268]
• Bigarreau Jumard, [218]
• Bigarreau de Kronberg (syn. of Kronberger Kirsche), [285]
• Bigarreau Krüger, [218]
• Bigarreau Legrey, [218]
• Bigarreau de Loire (syn. of Bigarreau de Lory), [218]
• Bigarreau à Longue Queue (syn. of Dunkelrothe Knorpelkirsche), [246]
• Bigarreau de Lory, [218]
• Bigarreau de Lyon (syn. of Lyons), [161]
• Bigarreau Marjeollais (syn. of Bigarreau Marjolet), [218]
• Bigarreau Marjolet, [218]
• Bigarreau of Mezel (syn. of Mezel), [167]
• Bigarreau Mongin, [218]
• Bigarreau Monstreuse de Bavay, [219]
• Bigarreau monstreux de Baltava (syn. of Baltavar), [210]
• Bigarreau Monstrueux (syn. of Mezel), [167]
• Bigarreau Moreau, [219]
• Bigarreau de Naples (syn. of Naples), [300]
• Bigarreau Napoléon Noir, [219]
• Bigarreau Noir Büttner (syn. of Büttner Schwarze Herzkirsche), [299]
• Bigarreau-noir à chair très-ferme (syn. of Festfleischige Schwarze Knorpelkirsche), [251]
• Bigarreau Noir d'Ecully, [219]
• Bigarreau Noir d'Espagne (syn. of Black Heart), [106]
• Bigarreau noir d'Espagne (syn. of Black Spanish), [223]
• Bigarreau noir de Germersdorf (syn. of Germersdorf), [259]
• Bigarreau Noir à Gros Fruits, [219]
• Bigarreau noir de Guben (syn. of Guben), [268]
• Bigarreau noir Hâtif (syn. of Black Bigarreau), [222]
• Bigarreau Noir de Heintzen, [219]
• Bigarreau-noir de Knight (syn. of Knight Late Black), [283]
• Bigarreau noir de Krüger (syn. of Bigarreau Krüger), [218]
• Bigarreau noir de Lampé (syn. of Lampen Schwarze Knorpelkirsche), [287]
• Bigarreau Noir Napoléon III (syn. of Bigarreau Napoléon Noir), [219]
• Bigarreau noir de Savoie (syn. of Black Bigarreau of Savoy), [222]
• Bigarreau Noir de Tabor, [219]
• Bigarreau noir de Tilgner (syn. of Tilgner Schwarze Knorpelkirsche), [326]
• Bigarreau noir Winkler (syn. of Winkler Black), [335]
• Bigarreau noire de Spitz (syn. of Spitzens Herzkirsche), [322]
• Bigarreau d'Octobre, [219]
• Bigarreau de l'Once, [220]
• Bigarreau Pélissier, [102]
• Bigarreau à petit fruit blanc (syn. of Flamentine), [252]
• Bigarreau à petit fruit rouge hâtif (syn. of Kleine Bunte Frühkirsche), [282]
• Bigarreau pleureur (syn. of Weeping Black Bigarreau), [331]
• Bigarreau Ponctué (syn. of Punktirte Marmorkirsche), [309]
• Bigarreau Pourpré, [220]
• Bigarreau Prince Royal de Hanovre (syn. of Kronprinz von Hannover), [285]
• Bigarreau Printanier d'Oullins, [220]
• Bigarreau Reverchon, [220]
• Bigarreau Richelieu, [220]
• Bigarreau Rival (syn. of Rival), [311]
• Bigarreau de Rocmont (syn. of Belle de Rocmont), [212]
• Bigarreau Rosa, [220]
• Bigarreau Rose Dragon, [220]
• Bigarreau rouge de Büttner (syn. of Büttner Rothe Knorpelkirsche), [228]
• Bigarreau Rouge Foncé (syn. of Dunkelrothe Knorpelkirsche), [246]
• Bigarreau Rouge de Guben (syn. of Early Red Bigarreau), [248]
• Bigarreau rouge hâtif (petit) (syn. of Kleine Bunte Frühkirsche), [282]
• Bigarreau Rouge Tardif de Büttner (syn. of Büttner Spüte Rothe Knorpelkirsche), [229]
• Bigarreau rouge de Tilgener (syn. of Tilgner Rothe Herzkirsche), [326]
• Bigarreau de Sauvigny (syn. of Sauvigny Knorpelkirsche), [315]
• Bigarreau de Schleihahn (syn. of Schleihahn Sweet), [316]
• Bigarreau de Schrecken, [220]
• Bigarreau Strié, [221]
• Bigarreau Tardif Büttner (syn. of Büttner Spüte Weichsel), [229]
• Bigarreau Tardif de Hildesheim (syn. of Hildesheim), [143]
• Bigarreau Tardif de Ladé (syn. of Ladé Late), [286]
• Bigarreau Tardif de Lieke (syn. of Lieke Bunte Knorpelkirsche), [291]
• Bigarreau-tardif de Meiningen (syn. of Meininger Spüte Knorpelkirsche), [297]
• Bigarreau Toupie (syn. of Toupie), [327]
• Bigarreau de Trie, [221]
• Bigarreau à Trochets, [221]
• Bigarreau Turca, [221]
• Bigarreau Violet (syn. of Dunkelrothe Knorpelkirsche), [246]
• Bigarreau de Walpurgis, [221]
• Bigarreau Werder (syn. of Werder Early Black), [332]
• Bigarreau de Zeisberg, [221]
• Bigarreau Zschedowitzer Schwarze, [221]
• Bigarreautier à fruit jaune (syn. of Dankelmannskirsche), [240]
• Bigarreautier à grandes feuilles (syn. of Tobacco-Leaved), [326]
• Bigarreautier de Naples (syn. of Neapolitanische Molkenkirsche), [300]
• Bigarreautier à petit fruit hâtif (syn. of Flamentine), [252]
• Bigarreautier à Petit Fruit Noir, [221]
• Bigarreautier à Petit Fruit Rose, [222]
• Bigarreautier à petit fruit rouge (syn. of Kleine Bunte Frühkirsche), [282]
• Bigarreautier à rameaux pendants (syn. of Thrünen Muskatellerkirsche), [326]
• Biguarre Cherrie (syn. of Yellow Spanish), [202]
• Bill and Coo, [222]
• Bing, [103]
• Bismarck, [222]
• Black, J. H., var. orig. with, [306]
• Black American, [222]
• Black Bigarreau, [222]
• Black Bigarreau (syn. of Manning Late Black), [295]
• Black Bigarreau of Savoy, [222]
• Black Bohemian (syn. of Bigarreau d'Italie), [218]
• Black Eagle (syn. of Eagle), [126]
• Black Guigne, [104]
• Black Hawk, [105]
• Black Heart, [105]
• Black Hungarian Gean, [222]
• Black Margaret, [223]
• Black Mastodon (syn. of Mastodon), [296]
• Black Prolific, [223]
• Black Republican (syn. of Republican), [181]
• Black Spanish, [223]
• Black Tartarian, [107]
• Black Turkey Heart, [223]
• Blasse Johanni Kirsche, [223]
• Bleeding Heart, [108]
• Bleichrothe Glaskirsche (syn. of Cerise Rouge Pale), [233]
• Bloem-kers double (syn. of Fleurs Doubles), [252]; (syn. of Fleurs Semi-doubles), [253]
• Bloodgood, Daniel, var. orig. by, [208]
• Blutherzkirsche (syn. of Bleeding Heart), [109]
• Blutrothe Molkenkirsche (syn. of Bleeding Heart), [109]
• Bocage, [223]
• Bohemian Black Bigarreau (syn. of Bigarreau d'Italie), [218]
• Bohemian Queen, [223]
• Bon Bon, [223]
• Bonamy, var. orig. with, [293]
• Bonnemain, Auguste, var. orig. by, [260]
• Bonnemain (syn. of Gloire de France), [260]
• Book, [223]
• Boppard, [223]
• Bopparder Frühkirsche (syn. of Boppard), [223]
• Boppard's Early (syn. of Boppard), [223]
• Boquet Morello, [223]
• Boreatton, [224]
• Bordan, var. orig. by, [215]
• Bordans frühe weisse Herzkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Bordan), [215]
• Bordans Herzkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Bordan), [215]
• Bostock, quoted, [45]
• Boughton Early Black Duke, [224]
• Boulebonner Kirsche, [224]
• Bount Dantzic, [224]
• Bouquet-Herzkirsche, [224]
• Bouquetweichsel, [224]
• Bourgueil, [109]
• Boussieuer Knorpelkirsche, [224]
• Bowers, John, var. orig. by, [224]
• Bowers' Seedlings, [224]
• Boyd Early Black, [225]
• Boyer's Early (syn. of Bowyer Early Heart), [225]
• Bowyer Early Heart, [225]
• Brandon, [225]
• Brandywine, [225]
• Brant, [225]
• Brassington, [225]
• Braunauer Amarelle (syn. of Braunauer Glaskirsche), [225]
• Braunauer Glaskirsche, [225]
• Braune rothe Sauerkirsche (syn. of Braunrote weichsel), [226]
• Braune Soodkirsche, [226]
• Braune Spanische Herzkirsche (syn. of Braune Spanische Kirsche), [226]
• Braune Spanische Kirsche, [226]
• Braunrote Weichsel, [226]
• Bretonneau, Pierre, var. orig. with, [110], [246], [305]
• Briggs, J. A., var. orig. by, [226]
• Briggs Sweet, [226]
• Brinckle, John R., var. orig. by, [225]
• Brindilles, [226]
• Brown Best, [226]
• Brown Seedlings, [226]
• Bruce, quoted, [61-62]
• Brusseler Braune, [110]
• Brüsselsche Bruyn (syn. of Brusseler Braune), [110]
• Buckatzsch Weisse Herzkirsche, [227]
• Buckatzsch Weisse Knorpelkirsche, [227]
• Budd, J. L., quoted, [74;]
  var. introduced by, [97], [102], [111], [123], [129], [143], [147], [158], [160], [188], [195], [207], [224], [227], [232], [243], [254], [263], [275], [280], [281], [297], [303], [312], [318], [319], [322], [330], [336]
• Budd, No. 533, [227]
• Buffalo, [227]
• Bunte Amarelle, [112]
• Bunte Morello, [227]
• Burbank, [227]
• Burbank, Luther, var. orig. by, [205], [227], [259]
• Burbank Early (syn. of Burbank), [227]
• Burchardt, var. orig. by, [227]
• Burchardts Schwarze Rosenobel, [227]
• Burghley Park, [227]
• Burr, [228]
• Burr, Zera, var. orig. with, [228]
• Büttner, var. orig. by, [228], [229]
• Büttner Gelbe Knorpelkirsche, [228]
• Büttner Rothe Herzkirsche, [228]
• Büttner Rothe Knorpelkirsche, [228]
• Büttner Schwarze Herzkirsche, [228]
• Büttner Schwarze Sauerkirsche, [229]
• Büttner Spüte Rothe Knorpelkirsche, [229]
• Büttner Spüte Weichsel, [229]
• Büttner's harte Marmorkirsche (syn. of Büttner Spüte Rothe Knorpelkirsche), [229]
• Büttner's Late Red (syn. of Büttner Spüte Rothe Knorpelkirsche), [229]
• Büttner's October (syn. of Büttner Spüte Weichsel), [229]
• Büttner's October Morello (syn. of Büttner Spüte Weichsel), [229]
• Büttner's October Zucker Weichsel (syn. of Büttner Spüte Weichsel), [229]
• Büttner's rothe Marmorkirsche (syn. of Büttner Rothe Knorpelkirsche), [228]
• Büttner's rothe Molkenkirsche (syn. of Büttner Rothe Herzkirsche), [228]
• Büttner's schwarze neue Herzkirsche (syn. of Büttner Schwarze Herzkirsche), [229]
• Büttner's schwarze neue Sauerkirsche (syn. of Büttner Schwarze Sauerkirsche), [229]
• Büttner's Sehrspüte (syn. of Büttner Spüte Weichsel), [229]
• Büttner's September und Octoberweichsel (syn. of Büttner Spüte Weichsel), [229]
• Büttner's Yellow (syn. of Büttner Gelbe Knorpelkirsche), [228]
• Byrnville, [230]
• California Advance, [113]
• Cameleon, [230]
• Cardinalskirsche, [230]
• Carmine Stripe, [230]
• Carnation, [114]
• Caroline, [230]
• Catskill, [230]
• Cayenner Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Cayenne), [215]
• Centennial, [115]
• Ceraseidos apetala (syn. of P. apetala), [21]; (syn. of P. incisa), [20]
• Cerasus, group name of, [2];
  sub-genus of Prunus, [15]
• Cerasus acida (syn. of P. Cerasus), [24]
• Cerasus asplenifolia (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus austera (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Cerasus Avium (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus bigarella, [30]; (syn. of P. cerasus), [25]
• Cerasus bigarella regalis, [31]
• Cerasus Bungei (syn. of P. cerasus), [25]
• Cerasus californica (syn. of P. emarginata), [16]
• Cerasus Caproniana (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Cerasus caproniana flore roseo pleno (syn. of P. serrulata hisakura), [18]
• Cerasus cucullata (syn. of P. cerasus), [25]
• Cerasus decumana (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus depressa (syn. of P. pumila), [34]
• Cerasus donarium (syn. of P. serrulata grandiflora), [18]
• Cerasus dulcis (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus duracina (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus effusa (syn. of P. cerasus), [25]
• Cerasus glandulosa (syn. of P. glandulosa), [21]
• Cerasus glauca (syn. of P. pumila), [34]
• Cerasus Heaumiana (syn. of P. cerasus), [25]
• Cerasus herincquiana (syn. of P. pendula), [20]
• Cerasus heterophylla (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus hortenses (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Cerasus hortensis foliis eleganter variegatis (syn. of Striped-Leaved), [323]
• Cerasus incisa (syn. of P. incisa), [20]
• Cerasus intermedia (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus itosakura (syn. of P. pendula), [20]
• Cerasus japonica (syn. of P. glandulosa trichostyla sinensis), [21]
• Cerasus japonica multiplex (syn. of P. glandulosa glabra albiplena), [21]
• Cerasus Juliana (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus lannesiana (syn. of P. serrulata lannesiana), [18]
• Cerasus macrophylla (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus mahaleb (syn. of P. mahaleb), [31]
• Cerasus Marasca (syn. of P. cerasus), [25]
• Cerasus nicotianaefolia (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Cerasus nigra (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus pallida (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus paniculata (syn. of P. pseudocerasus sieboldii), [17]
• Cerasus pendula (syn. of P. pendula), [20]
• Cerasus pendula flore roseo (syn. of P. pendula), [20]
• Cerasus pendula kriegeri (syn. of P. serrulata kriegeri), [18]
• Cerasus pendula rosea (syn. of P. pendula), [20]
• Cerasus phoshia (syn. of P. cerasoides), [19]
• Cerasus pseudocerasus (syn. of P. pseudocerasus), [17];
  (syn. of P. serrulata), [18]
• Cerasus pseudocerasus "James Veitch" (syn. of P. serrulata veitchiana), [18]
• Cerasus puddum (syn. of P. cerasoides), [19]
• Cerasus pumila (syn. of P. pumila), [34]
• Cerasus regalis, [31]
• Cerasus Rhexii (syn. of P. cerasus), [25]
• Cerasus rubicunda (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus rufa (syn. of P. rufa), [19]
• Cerasus salicifolia (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus serratifolia rosea (syn. of P. serrulata hisakura), [18]
• Cerasus serrulata (syn. of P. serrulata), [18]
• Cerasus sieboldtii (syn. of P. pseudocerasus sieboldii), [17]
• Cerasus tomentosa (syn. of P. tomentosa), [33]
• Cerasus tridentina (syn. of P. cerasus), [25]
• Cerasus varia (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Cerasus vulgaris (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Cerasus watereri (syn. of P. pseudocerasus watereri), [17]
• Cerasus wattererii (syn. of P. pseudocerasus watereri), [17]
• Cerise Albanes, [230]
• Cerise d'Allemagne (syn. of German Morello), [258]
• Cerise Anglaise (syn. of Cerise Guigne), [232]
• Cerise d'Angleterre Précoce, [230]
• Cerise de l'Ardèche, [230]
• Cerise Bellon, [230]
• Cerise de la Besnardière, [231]
• Cerise du Bicentenaire, [231]
• Cerise Blanche à Petit Fruit, [231]
• Cerise de Bourgueil (syn. of Bourgueil), [109]
• Cerise Carminée (syn. of Carmine Stripe), [230]
• Cerise Commune, [231]
• Cerise Commune (syn. of Griotte Commune), [262]
• Cerise Commune (de la Madeleine) (syn. of Madeleine), [294]
• Cerise du Comte de Henneberg (syn. of Henneberger Grafenkirsche), [274]
• Cerise à Côtes, [231]
• Cerise à Courte Queue (syn. of Short-Stem Montmorency), [187]
• Cerise d'Espagne, [231]
• Cerise de l'Esvière (syn. of Cerise de Prusse), [232]
• Cerise à la Feuille, [231]
• Cerise à Feuilles bigarrées (syn. of Tobacco-Leaved), [326]
• Cerise de Folger (syn. of Folgerktrsche), [253]
• Cerise de Gembloux, [231]
• Cerise de Gottorpe (syn. of Gottorper), [261]
• Cerise Graisseuse (syn. of Speckkirsche), [321]
• Cerise Gros Fruit (syn. of Short-Stem Montmorency), [187]
• Cerise Guigne, [231]
• Cerise Hâtive (syn. of Süsse Frühweichsel), [324]
• Cerise Lard (syn. of Speckkirsche), [321]
• Cerise de Mai Double, [232]
• Cerise de Mai Simple, [232]
• Cerise de Martigné, [232]
• Cerise à Noyau tendre (syn. of Soft-stone Cherry), [320]
• Cerise Orange (syn. of Pomeranzen), [306]
• Cerise d'Orange (syn. of Carnation), [114]
• Cerise de Ostheim, [232]
• Cerise du Palatinat (syn. of Velser), [329]
• Cerise de petit-lait rouge (syn. of Rothe Molkenkirsche), [313]
• Cerise de Planchouri (syn. of Planchoury), [305]
• Cerise de Portugal (syn. of Arch Duke), [98]
• Cerise de Prague tardive (syn. of Pragische Muskateller), [307]
• Cerise précoce d'Altenlaud (syn. of Altenlander Frühkirsche), [206]
• Cerise du Prince Maurice, [232]
• Cerise de Prusse, [232]
• Cerise de Prusse noire (syn. of Cerise de Prusse), [232]
• Cerise de Rouen Double, [232]
• Cerise de Rouen Simple, [232]
• Cerise Rouge Pale, [233]
• Cerise Rouge Sanguine, [233]
• Cerise Royale (syn. of Royal Duke), [184]
• Cerise Royale de Hollande (syn. of Arch Duke), [98]
• Cerise Royale Ordinaire, [233]
• Cerise Royale Tardive D'Angleterre (syn. of Holman Duke), [276]
• Cerise de Sauvigny (syn. of Montmorency de Sauvigny), [298]
• Cerise de Seckbach (syn. of Seckbacher), [318]
• Cerise de Soissons, [233]
• Cerise de Tiercé, [233]
• Cerise à Trochet (syn. of Cerisier Très-fertile), [234]
• Cerise van der Nat (syn. of Double Natte), [123]
• Cerise de Volger (syn. of Early Richmond), [132]
• Cerise Walpurgis (syn. of Bigarreau de Walpurgis), [221]
• Cerise de Xavier, [233]
• Cerise de Zeisberg (syn. of Bigarreau de Zeisberg), [221]
• Cerisier à Bouquet (syn. of Cluster), [119]
• Cerisier Commun à Fruit Rond, [233]
• Cerisier Commun Pleureur, [233]
• Cerisier coulard de Holland (syn. of Coularde), [239]
• Cerisier cuculle (syn. of Griottier à Feuilles Cucullées), [264]
• Cerisier à Feuilles Laciniéees, [234]
• Cerisier à Feuilles de Saule (syn. of Willow-Leaved), [335]
• Cerisier à Fruit Ambré, à Fruit Blanc (syn. of Choisy), [116]
• Cerisier à Gros Fruit Blanc, [234]
• Cerisier à Gros Fruit Rouge-pâle (syn. of Cerise Rouge Pale), [233]
• Cerisier Hâtif (syn. of Early Richmond), [132]
• Cerisier de Hollande (syn. of Coularde), [238]
• Cerisier de Hollande à feuilles de saule ou de balsamine (syn. of Willow-Leaved), [335]
• Cerisier juniat (syn. of June Amarelle), [279]
• Cerisier de la Madleine (syn. of Madeleine), [294]
• Cerisier Nain à Fruit Rond Précoce (syn. of Early May), [128]
• Cerisier Royal Tardif à Fruit Noir, [234]
• Cerisier Très-fertile, [234]
• Cerisier de Varenne, [234]
• Challenge, [234]
• Champagne, [234]
• Champion, [235]
• Chapman, [235]
• Chapman, Henry, var. orig. by, [116]
• Chapman, W. H., var. orig. by, [113], [235], [296], [309]
• Charozé, var. orig. with, [271]
• Chase, Lewis, var. orig. with, [292]
• Chase, R. G., var. introduced by, [230]
• Chatenay, var. orig. with, [163]
• Cheresoto, [235]
• Cherries, adaptions of, in America, [55-56];
  amelioration of, [8-9];
  ancient history of, [40];
  ancient use of, [39-40];
  beginning of domestication of, [42-44];
  blooming dates and season of ripening of, [80-81];
  characters of bark, branches and buds of, [11-12];
  characters of flowers and fruit of, [13-14];
  characters of leaves of, [12-13];
  classification of cultivated varieties of, [15];
  cultivated, origin of, [41-42];
  diseases of, [88-92];
  distribution of cultivated varieties of, [3];
  domestication of, [8];
  early planting of, in America, [56];
  geographical distribution of species of, [23-24],
  groups of, by German writers, [49];
  habit of growth of species of, [10];
  hardiness of species of, [10];
  history of, in England, [49-55];
  history of, in Greece, [42-44];
  history of, in Italy, [44-48];
  history of, in New England, [57-58];
  history of, in New York, [59-61];
  history of, in the Middle West, [62];
  history of, in the Sixteenth Century, [48-49];
  history of, in the South, [61-62];
  history of, on the Pacific Coast, [62-64];
  immunity of, to diseases and insects, [10-11];
  insects detrimental to, [92-96];
  lack of literature of, [7];
  list of, growing in America in 1804", [60-61];
  minor species of, [38];
  natural environment of, [76-80];
  number of described varieties of, [8];
  origin of described varieties of, [9];
  ornamental value of, [6-7];
  pollination of, [82-83];
  productiveness of, [10];
  relation of, to other species, [1-2];
  separation of, from plums, [2];
  species of, [16-38];
  stocks for, [67-76];
  susceptibility of, to diseases and insects, [10-11];
  tree and fruit characters of species of, [9-15];
  uses of fruit of, [3-6];
  uses of leaves and bark of, [6];
  wood-value of species of, [6]
• Cherry culture, commercial magnitude of, in the United States, [65-67]
• Cherry orchards, their care and management, [83-84]
• Cherry-Duck (syn. of Holman Duke), [276]
• Cherry-growing, commercial status of, in New York, [85-88]
• China Bigarreau, [236]
• China Heart (syn. of China Bigarreau), [236]
• Choisy, [116]
• Choque, [236]
• Christ, var. orig. by, [313]
• Christbauer, [236]
• Christiana, [236]
• Churchill Heart, [236]
• Cistena, [236]
• Clark September, [236]
• Cleveland, [118]
• Clingman, A. K., var. orig. with, [292]
• Cluster, [119]
• Cluster Black Heart, [236]
• Coburger Maiherzkirsche (syn. of Black Guigne), [104]
• Cocklin, E. H., var. orig. by, [145];
  var. introduced by, [236]
• Cocklin Favorite, [236]
• Coe, [120]
• Coe, Curtis, var. orig. by, [120]
• Coe Late Carnation, [237]
• Coe's Bunte Transparent (syn. of Coe), [120]
• Coe's Spüte Rote Kirsche (syn. of Coe Late Carnation), [237]
• Coe's Transparent (syn. of Coe), [120]
• Coeur de Boeuf nouveau (syn. of Ox Heart [of America]), [303]
• Coeur de Pigeon Gros (syn. of Belle de Rocmont), [212]
• Coeur de Pigeon Noir, [237]
• Coeur de Poule, [237]
• Colassale d'Hedelfingen (syn. of Hedelfingen), [274]
• Cole, [237]
• Collman, A. F., var. orig. with, [238]
• Colorado Morello (syn. of English Morello), [139]
• Columbia, [237]
• Common French Griotte (syn. of Griotte Commune), [262]
• Common Morello, [237]
• Common Red Morello (syn. of Common Morello), [237]
• Como, [237]
• Comtesse de Médicis Spada, [237]
• Condé, [237]
• Conestoga, [237]
• Constance Maisin, [238]
• Cook, Steven, var. orig. with, [238], [297]
• Cook Imperial, [238]
• Cornelia, [238]
• Corning, [238]
• Corone, [238]
• Corwin, [238]
• Coularde, [238]
• Courte-pendu de Gaiberg (syn. of Courte-queue de Gaiberg), [239]
• Courte-queue de Gaiberg, [239]
• Courtin, var. orig. with, [320]
• Coxe, quoted, [68-69]
• Crawford, [239]
• Cream (syn. of Honey), [276]
• Crown Prince, [239]
• Cserszeger Honigkirsche, [239]
• Cullen Cherrie, [239]
• Cumberland, [239]
• Cumberland Heart (syn. of Cumberland), [239]
• Cumberland Spice (syn. of Cumberland), [239]
• Cyclone, [239]
• Dacotah, [240]
• Daiber Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [240]
• Dankelmannskirsche, [240]
• Dankelmann's Molkenkirsche (syn. of Dankelmannskirsche), [240]
• Dankelmann's Weisse Herzkirsche (syn. of Dankelmannskirsche), [240]
• D'Aout Erfurt (syn. of Erfurter Augustkirsche), [250]
• D' Aremberg (syn. of Reine Hortense), [179]
• Datge, [240]
• Davenport, [240]
• Davenport, Edward, var. orig. by, [240]
• Davenport's Early (syn. of Davenport), [240]
• Davenport's Early Black (syn. of Davenport), [240]
• Davenport's Early Red (syn. of Davenport), [240]
• De Belleu, [240]
• De Chaux (syn. of German Morello), [258]
• De Jacap, [240]
• De Jonghe, var. orig. by, [327]
• De Ravaene, [240]
• De Sibérie (syn. of Dwarf Siberian), [247]
• De Sibérie à fruit rond (syn. of Dwarf Siberian), [247]
• De Sibérie à gros fruit et à rameaux pendans, [241]
• De Spa, [241]
• De Vaux, [241]
• Dearborn, H. A. S., var. introduced by, [163]
• Dearborn Red French, [241]
• Dechenaut, [241]
• Delaware Bleeding Heart, [241]
• Delicate, [241]
• Délices d'Erfurt (syn. of Erfurter Augustkirsche), [250]
• Délicieuse, [241]
• Denner Black, [241]
• Des Cheneaux, [241]
• Deutsche Belzweichsel, [241]
• Deutsche Griotte (syn. of German Morello), [258]
• Deutsche Weichsel (syn. of German Morello), [258]
• Deutscher Griottier Weichselbaum (syn. of German Morello), [258]
• Dikeman, [121]
• Dikeman, George B., var. orig. with, [121]
• Disnoder Gewürzkirsche, [241]
• Ditst, [241]
• Dobbeete Moreller, [242]
• Doctay, [242]
• Doctor, [242]
• Dr. Flynn, [242]
• Dr. Wiseman, [242]
• Doctorkirsche, [242]
• Doctorknorpelkirsche, [242]
• Dollaner Schwarze, [242]
• Donna Maria, [243]
• Dönnissens gelbe Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Dönnissen), [216]
• Doppelte Amarelle (syn. of Doppelte Weichsel), [243]
• Doppelte Weichsel, [243]
• Doppelttragende Kleine Rothe Spütkirsche (syn. of Hildesheim), [143]
• Dorotheenkirsche, [243]
• Dörrells Neue Himbeerkirsche, [243]
• Doty, [243]
• Double Floured Cherry (syn. of Fleurs Doubles), [252]
• Double Glass, [122]
• Double Natte, [123]
• Double Yellow Spanish, [243]
• Doublet, var. orig. by, [211]
• Douce de Bardowick, [243]
• Douce d'Espagne (syn. of Süsse Spanische), [324]
• Douce de Palatinat (syn. of Velser), [329]
• Dougall, [243]
• Dougall, James, var. introduced by, [243], [331];
  var. orig. with, [198]
• Doulin Bigarreau, [243]
• Dove Bank, [243]
• Downer, [124]
• Downer, Samuel, var. orig. by, [124]
• Downer's Late (syn. of Downer), [124]
• Downer's Red Heart (syn. of Downer), [124]
• Downing, A. J., life of, [244];
  quoted, [70], [157];
  var. orig. by, [244]
• Downing, Charles, life of, [234-235];
  var. orig. by, [234]
• Downing Red Creek, [244]
• Downing's Sümling (syn. of Downing Red Cheek), [244]
• Downton, [244]
• Downtoner Molkenkirsche (syn. of Downton), [244]
• Dresdener Mai Herzkirsche, [245]
• Drogan, var. orig. by, [245]
• Drogan White Bigarreau, [245]
• Drogan Yellow Bigarreau, [245]
• Drogans Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [245]
• Drogan's Weisse Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Drogan White Bigarreau), [245]
• Drooping Guigne, [245]
• Du Comte Egger, [245]
• Du Nord Nouvelle, [245]
• Duchesse d'Angoulême, [245]
• Duchesse de Palluau, [246]
• Dudley, Paul, quoted, [58]
• Duhamel, quoted, [70], [139]
• Duke Cherry (syn. of May Duke), [164]
• Duke cherries, characters of, [31]
• Duke of Edinburgh, [246]
• Dumas, [246]
• Dunkelrothe Knorpelkirsche, [246]
• Duraccia, [246]
• Dure Noir Grosse, [247]
• Dure de Sauvigny (syn. of Sauvigny Knorpelkirsche), [315]
• Dutch Weeping (syn. of Dwarf Siberian), [247]
• Dwarf Double Flowering (syn. of Fleurs Doubles), [253]
• Dwarf Siberian, [247]
• Dyehouse, [125]
• Dyehouse, var. orig. by, [126]
• Eagle, [126]
• Early Amarella, [247]
• Early Amber, [247]
• Early Black Bigarreau, [247]
• Early Eugene, [247]
• Early Griotte (syn. of Early Richmond), [132]
• Early Guigne (syn. of Flamentine), [252]
• Early Jaboulay (syn. of Lyons), [161]
• Early Lamaurie (syn. of Lamaurie), [287]
• Early Lyons (syn. of Lyons), [161]
• Early Mathere (syn. of Guigne Précoce de Mathère), [271]
• Early May, [128]
• Early May, [247]
• Early Morello, [129]
• Early Prolific, [248]
• Early Purple, [130]
• Early Purple Guigne (syn. of Early Purple), [130]
• Early Red and Yellow, [248]
• Early Red Bigarreau, [248]
• Early Red Guigne, [248]
• Early Richmond, [131]
• Early Rivers, [248]
• Early White Bigarreau (syn. of Flamentine), [252]
• Early White Guigne (syn. of Grosse Guigne Blanche), [266]
• Early York, [248]
• Ebenter Cherry, [249]
• Ecullyer Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Noir d'Ecully), [219]
• Edouard Seneclause, [249]
• Elfner Kirsche, [249]
• Elizabeth, [249]
• Elkhorn, [134]
• Elliott, F. R., life of, [159];
  quoted, [71], [197];
  var. introduced by, [159]
• Elliott's Favorite (syn. of Favorite), [251]
• Elton, [135]
• Emperor Francis, [249]
• Empress Eugenie, [137]
• Englische Schwarze Kronherzkirsche (syn. of Corone), [238]
• Englische Weinkirsche, [249]
• Englische weisse ganz frühe Herzkirsche (syn. of Englische Weisse Herzkirsche), [250]
• Englische Weisse Herzkirsche, [250]
• English Amber, [249]
• English Bearer, [249]
• English Gaskin, [249]
• English Morello, [138];
  susceptibility of, to leaf spot, [11]
• English Preserve (syn. of English Bearer), [249]
• Enopa, [250]
• Épervier Noir (syn. of Black Hawk), [105]
• Episcopale, [250]
• Eppers Weichsel, [250]
• Erfurt Delicious (syn. of Erfurter Augustkirsche), [250]
• Erfurter Augustkirsche, [250]
• Esel Kirsche (syn. of May Duke), [164]
• Espagne bigarrée (syn. of Perlknorpelkirsche), [305]
• Etopa, [250]
• Eugène Furst, [250]
• Eugenie (syn. of Empress Eugenie) [137]
• Euprunus, sub-genus of Prunus, [15]
• Everbearing, [251]
• Excellente Douce Tardive, [251]
• Eyami, [251]
• Ezaptan, [251]
• Faversham Heart, [251]
• Favorite, [251]
• Fenno, J. H., var. orig. by, [301]
• Fenwith, George, quoted, [58]
• Festfleischige Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [251]
• Flagg, [252]
• Flamentine, [252]
• Flanders (syn. of Early Richmond), [131]
• Flanders Cluster (syn. of Cluster), [119]
• Flemish (syn. of Large Montmorency), [153]; (syn. of Short-Stem Montmorency), [187]
• Flemish Gean, [252]
• Flemish Coloured Bigarreau (syn. of Elton), [135]
• Fleurs Doubles, [252]
• Fleurs Semi-doubles, [253]
• Florence, [140]
• Florence Heart (syn. of Florence), [140]
• Florianer Kirsche, [253]
• Flynn, var. orig. with, [242]
• Folgerkirsche, [253]
• Folgers Swolfe, [254]
• Forsyth, quoted, [68]
• Fouche Morello, [254]
• Four to the Pound (syn. of Tobacco-Leaved), [326]
• Französiche Süssweichsel (syn. of Cerise de Soissons), [233]
• Fraser's White Tartarian (syn. of White Tartarian), [333]
• Frauendorfer, [254]
• Frauendorfer Weichsel (syn. of Frauendorfer), [254]
• French (syn. of Early Richmond), [132]
• French Amarelle, [254]
• French Weichsel, [254]
• Frogmore Bigarreau (syn. of Frogmore Early Bigarreau), [254]
• Frogmore Early Bigarreau, [254]
• Frogmore Early Crown, [254]
• Frogmore Early Prolific (syn. of Frogmore Early Bigarreau), [254]
• Frogmore Late Bigarreau, [255]
• Frogmore Morrelo, [255]
• Fromm, var. orig. by, [255]
• Fromm Heart, [255]
• Fromms Schwarze Herzkirsche (syn. of Fromm Heart), [255]
• Frühe Bernsteinkirsche (syn. of White Heart), [197]
• Frühe bunte Herzkirsche, [255]
• Frühe Englische Kirsche aus Löwen (syn. of Löwener Frühkirsche), [292]
• Frühe Kurzstielige Knorpelkirsche, [255]
• Frühe Lange Weisse Herzkirsche (syn. of Frühe bunte Herzkirsche), [255]
• Frühe Lemercier (syn. of Lemercier), [290]
• Frühe Maiherzkirsche (syn. of Baumann May), [100]
• Frühe Maikirsche, [255]
• Frühe Morello, [255]
• Frühe Natte aus Samen (syn. of Frühe von der Natte), [256]
• Frühe Sauerkirsche, [256]
• Frühe Schattenmorelle (syn. of Shadow Amarelle), [318]
• Frühe Schwarze Herzkirsche (syn. of Black Guigne), [104];
  (syn. of Black Heart), [106]
• Frühe Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [256]
• Frühe Süssweichsel von der Natt (syn. of Frühe von der Natte), [256]
• Frühe von der Natte, [256]
• Frühe Zwergweichsel (syn. of Early May), [128]
• Früher Gobet, [256]
• Früheste Bunte Herzkirsche, [256]
• Früheste bunte Molkenkirsche (syn. of Früheste Bunte Herzkirsche), [256]
• Früheste der Mark, [257]
• Frühkirsche (syn. of Früheste Bunte Herzkirsche), [256]
• Frühzeitige Amarelle (syn. of Early Richmond), [132]
• Fürst Schwarze Septemberkirsche, [257]
• Fürst's Herzkirsche (syn. of Eugène Furst), [250]
• Galopin (syn. of Lutovka), [160]
• Galusha, [257]
• Gamdale, [257]
• Garcine, [257]
• Garcine, var. orig. by, [257]
• Gardiner, [257]
• Gardner, V. R., quoted, [82-83]
• Gascoigne (syn. of Bleeding Heart), [109]
• Gascoigne's Heart (syn. of Bleeding Heart), [109]
• Gaskins, [257]
• Gauchers Knorpelkirsche, [257]
• Géante de Badacson (syn. of Badacsony), [209]
• Géante d'Hedelfingen (syn. of Hedelfingen), [274]
• Gedoppelte Amarelle mit halbgefüllter Blüte (syn. of Fleurs Semi-doubles), [253]
• Geer, [257]
• Gefülltblühende Amarelle (syn. of Fleurs Doubles), [253]
• Gefülltblühende Süsskirsche (syn. of Large Double Flowering), [287]
• Gefüllter Kirschbaume (syn. of Fleurs Semi-doubles), [253]
• Gelbe Herzkirsche, [257]
• Gelbe Wachskirsche, [258]
• Gemeine Glaskirsche, [258]
• Gemeine Marmorkirsche (syn. of Yellow Spanish), [202]
• Gemeine Schwarze Herzkirsche (syn. of Grosse Schwarze Herzkirsche), [267]
• Gemeine Süssweichsel (syn. of Griotte Commune), [262]
• Genesee, [258]
• George Glass, [141]
• Gerarde, quoted, [51], [52], [53], [54], [55]
• German, [258]
• German Duke (syn. of German Morello), [258]
• German (Kraus) (syn. of German), [258]
• German Morello, [258]
• Germersdorf, [259]
• Germersdorfer Grosse Kirsche (syn. of Germersdorf), [259]
• Geschiltztblüttrige Süssweichsel, [259]
• Gestriefte Herzkirsche, [259]
• Gewöhnliche Muskatellerkirsche, [259]
• Giant, [259]
• Gibb, [259]
• Gifford, [259]
• Gilbert, R., var. orig. by, [227]
• Glanzende goldgelb und roth marmorirte Kramelkirsche (syn. of Belle de Rocmont), [212]
• Glasherzkirsche, [259]
• Glaskirsche mit dickgefüllter Blüthe (syn. of Fleurs Doubles), [252]
• Glaskirsche mit halbgefüllter Blüthe (syn. of Fleurs Semi-doubles), [253]
• Glaskirsche von der Natte, [260]
• Glas-Molkenkirsche (syn. of Glasherzkirsche), [259]
• Glass (syn. of Double Glass), [122]
• Glasskirsche Kurzstielige, [260]
• Gloire de France, [260]
• Gobet à Courte Queue (syn. of Short-Stem Montmorency), [187]
• Gobet Hâtif (syn. of Früher Gobet), [256]
• Golden Knob, [260]
• Goldgelbe Herzkirsche, [260]
• Goldsmith Black Heart, [260]
• Goodspeed, [260]
• Gormley, [260]
• Gormley, John, var. orig. with, [260]
• Gottorper, [261]
• Gottorper Marmorkirsche (syn. of Gottorper), [261]
• Gould No. X, [261]
• Governor Luce, [261]
• Gov. Shannon (syn. of Shannon), [319]
• Governor Wood (syn. of Wood), [199]
• Grafenburger Frühkirsche, [261]
• Graffion (syn. of Yellow Spanish), [202]
• Graham, [261]
• Grand, var. introduced by, [217]
• Grande Ronde, [261]
• Great Bearing, [261]
• Great Bigarreau (syn. of Mezel), [167]
• Great Cornelian (syn. of Double Glass), [122]
• Great Leafed, [261]
• Great rose (syn. of Fleurs Doubles), [252]
• Grenner Glas, [261]
• Gridley, [261]
• Gridley, Samuel, var. orig. with, [261]
• Griotte (syn. of Griotte Commune), [262]
• Griotte Acher, [262]
• Griotte d'Allemagne (syn. of German Morello), [258]
• Griotte de Bettenbourg (syn. of Bettenburger Weichsel), [214]
• Griotte à Bouquet (syn. of Cluster), [119]
• Griotte de Büttner, [262]
• Griotte de Chaux (syn. of German Morello), [258]
• Griotte Commune, [262]
• Griotte à Courte Queue (syn. of Imperial Morello), [278]
• Griotte Double (syn. of Griotte Acher), [262]
• Griotte Douce Précoce, [262]
• Griotte de Frauendorf (syn. of Frauendorfer), [254]
• Griotte à gros fruit noir de Piémont (syn. of Griotte Noire de Piémont), [263]
• Griotte à gros fruit rouge de Piémont (syn. of Griotte Rouge de Piémont), [264]
• Griotte Guigne (syn. of Cerise Guigne), [232]
• Griotte Impériale (syn. of Imperial Morello), [278]
• Griotte Kleparite (syn. of Griotte de Kleparow), [263]
• Griotte de Kleparow, [263]
• Griotte de Léopold (syn. of Leopoldskirsche), [290]
• Griotte Lodigiana, [263]
• Griotte Noire, [263]
• Griotte Noire de Piémont, [263]
• Griotte Noire des Vosges (syn. of Noire des Vosges), [301]
• Griotte du Nord Améliorée, [263]
• Griotte à Petit Fruit, [263]
• Griotte de Portugal (syn. of Arch Duke), [98]
• Griotte Précoce, [263]
• Griotte Précoce d'Espagne (syn. of Spanische Frühweichsel), [320]
• Griotte rouge foncé (syn. of Braunrote Weichsel), [226]
• Griotte Rouge de Piémont, [264]
• Griotte de Schaarbeck, [264]
• Griotte simple (syn. of Griotte Commune), [262]
• Griotte Tardive d'Annecy, [264]
• Griotte Tardive de Büttner (syn. of Büttner Spüte Weichsel), [229]
• Griotte Tardive de Plombières, [264]
• Griotte de Toscane, [264]
• Griotte de Turquie, [264]
• Griotte de Wellington (syn. of Wellington), [332]
• Griottier à Feuilles Cucullées, [264]
• Griottier à feuilles de Pêcher (syn. of Willow-Leaved), [335]
• Griottier à feuilles de Saule (syn. of Willow-Leaved), [335]
• Griottier à Fruit Aigre, [264]
• Griottier à Longues Feuilles, [264]
• Griottier Nain Précoce (syn. of Early May), [128]
• Griottier Weichselbaum (syn. of Griotte Commune), [262]
• Groll Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [264]
• Grolls bunte Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Groll), [217]
• Gros Bigarreau Blanc (syn. of Napoleon), [171]
• Gros Bigarreau coeur-de-Poule (syn. of Coeur de Poule), [237]
• Gros Bigarreau Noir (syn. of Elkhorn), [134]
• Gros Bigarreau pourpré (syn. of Bigarreau Pourpré), [220]
• Gros Bigarreau Rond, [265]
• Gros Gobet (syn. of Short-Stem Montmorency), [187]
• Gros Guindoul Hâtif, [265]
• Gross blüttrige Molkenkirsche (syn. of Tobacco-Leaved), [326]
• Grosse Blanche Carrée, [265]
• Grosse Bunte Herzkirsche, [265]
• Grosse bunte Molkenkirsche (syn. of Grosse Bunte Herzkirsche), [265]
• Grosse Cerise à Ratafia (syn. of English Morello), [139]
• Grosse Cerise des Religieuses (syn. of Grosse Nonnenkirsche), [266]
• Grosse Cerise Transparente (syn. of Grosse Glaskirsche), [265]
• Grosse Deutsche Belzkirsche (syn. of German Morello), [258]
• Grosse dunkel braunrothe Kramelkirsche (syn. of Festfleischige Schwarze Knorpelkirsche), [251]
• Grosse Friedrichskirsche, [265]
• Grosse glünzende schwarze Herzkirsche (syn. of Guigne Noir Luisante), [270]
• Grosse Glas-Herzkirsche (syn. of Glasherzkirsche), [259]
• Grosse Glaskirsche, [265]
• Grosse Glaskirsche von Montmorency (syn. of Large Montmorency), [153]
• Grosse Gomballoise, [265]
• Grosse-Griotte à vin (syn. of Grosse Weinkirsche), [268]
• Grosse Guigne Blanche, [265]
• Grosse Guigne Noire à Court Pédicelle, [266]
• Grosse Guigne noire luisante (syn. of Guigne Noir Luisante), [270]
• Grosse Höckerige Marmorkirsche, [266]
• Grosse Lange Lothkirsche (syn. of English Morello), [139]
• Grosse Mogulkirsche, [266]
• Grosse Morelle, [266]
• Grosse Morelle double (syn. of Grosse Morelle), [266]
• Grosse Nonnenkirsche, [266]
• Grosse Picarde, [266]
• Grosse Schwarze Frühe Herzkirsche, [267]
• Grosse schwarze Glanzkirsche (syn. of Prinzenkirsche), [308]
• Grosse Schwarze Herzkirsche, [267]
• Grosse Schwarze Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Elkhorn), [134]
• Grosse schwarze Knorpelkirsche mit festem Fleisch (syn. of Festfleischige Schwarze Knorpelkirsche), [251]
• Grosse schwarze ungarische Herzkirsche (syn. of Grosse Ungarische Kirsche), [267]
• Grosse Spanische Weichsel (syn. of Spanische Glaskirsche), [320]
• Grosse spüte Amarelle (syn. of Grosse Tardive), [267]
• Grosse Spüte Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [267]
• Grosse Süsse Maiherzkirsche, [267]
• Grosse Süsse Maikirsche (syn. of Grosse Süsse Maiherzkirsche), [267]
• Grosse Tardive, [267]
• Grosse Transparente, [267]
• Grosse Ungarische Kirsche, [267]
• Grosse de Verrirées, [267]
• Grosse de Wagnellee, [268]
• Grosse Weinkirsche, [268]
• Grosse Weisse Frühkirsche, [268]
• Grosse Weisse Marmorkirsche (syn. of Napoleon), [172]
• Grosse wohltragende hollündische Morellè (syn. of Wohltragende Hollündische Kirsche), [335]
• Grosser Gobet (syn. of Large Montmorency), [153]
• Grosser weisser glünzender Herzkirschbaum (syn. of Gelbe Herzkirsche), [257]
• Groth Braune Knorpelkirsche, [268]
• Groth Gelbe Knorpelkirsche, [268]
• Groth's Wachskirsche (syn. of Groth Gelbe Knorpelkirsche), [268]
• Grünstiel-Kirsche, [268]
• Guben, [268]
• Gubener Bernsteinkirsche (syn. of Ambrée de Guben), [207]
• Gubener Schwarze Knorpel (syn. of Guben), [268]
• Gubens Ehre, [268]
• Guigne d'Annonay (syn. of Guigne la Plus Hâtive), [271]
• Guigne Anglaise Blanche Précoce, [268]
• Guigne d'Argovie, [268]
• Guigne de Bettenbourg (syn. of Bettenburger Herzkirsche), [214]
• Guigne Bigaudelle (syn. of Black Guigne), [104]
• Guigne Blanche (syn. of Grosse Guigne Blanche), [266]
• Guigne Blanche de Bordan (syn. of Bigarreau Bordan), [215]
• Guigne Blanche Précoce, [269]
• Guigne Blanche de Winkler (syn. of Guigne Carnée Winkler), [269]
• Guigne Bonne Alostoise, [269]
• Guigne brune de Liefeld (syn. of Liefeld Braune), [291]
• Guigne de Buxeuil, [269]
• Guigne Carnée Winkler, [269]
• Guigne de Chamblondes, [269]
• Guigne Chamonale, [269]
• Guigne Chavanne, [269]
• Guigne Choque (syn. of Choque), [236]
• Guigne Coé (syn. of Coe), [120]
• Guigne à courte queue (syn. of Guigne Courte-queue d'Oullins), [269]
• Guigne Courte-queue d'Oullins, [269]
• Guigne Downton (syn. of Downton), [244]
• Guigne Early Rivers (syn. of Early Rivers), [248]
• Guigne Ecarlate, [269]
• Guigne de l'Escalier, [269]
• Guigne de Gland, [269]
• Guigne à gros fruit blanc (syn. of Grosse Guigne Blanche), [265]
• Guigne à Gros Fruit Noir Hâtif (syn. of Grosse Schwarze Frühe Herzkirsche), [267]
• Guigne Grosse ambrée (syn. of Gelbe Herzkirsche), [257]
• Guigne Grosse Rouge Hâtive, [269]
• Guigne Grosse Rouge Tardive, [270]
• Guigne Guindole, [270]
• Guigne Hâtive d'Elsdorf, [270]
• Guigne-hâtive de Schneider (syn. of Schneider Frühe Herzkirsche), [316]
• Guigne Hâtive de Werder (syn. of Werder Early Black), [332]
• Guigne Jaune (syn. of Gelbe Herzkirsche), [257]
• Guigne de Kruger (syn. of Krüger Herzkirsche), [285]
• Guigne Lucien (syn. of Lucien), [293]
• Guigne Ludwig (syn. of Ludwig Bigarreau), [293]
• Guigne de Mai (syn. of Baumann May), [100]
• Guigne Marbrée, [270]
• Guigne marbrée précoce (syn. of Guigne la Plus Hâtive), [271]
• Guigne Marie Besnard, [270]
• Guigne Marjolet (syn. of Bigarreau Marjolet), [218]
• Guigne mûre de Paris (syn. of Spüte Maulbeerkirsche), [321]
• Guigne de Nice, [270]
• Guigne Noir Luisante, [270]
• Guigne Noire Ancienne (syn. of Black Heart), [106]
• Guigne Noire Commune (syn. of Black Guigne), [104]
• Guigne Noire à Gros Fruit (syn. of Black Tartarian), [107]
• Guigne Noire Hâtive, [270]
• Guigne noire hâtive à gros fruits (syn. of Guigne Noir Luisante), [270]
• Guigne Noire de Monstreux, [271]
• Guigne noire Spitz (syn. of Spitzens Herzkirsche), [322]
• Guigne Nouvelle Espéce, [271]
• Guigne Olive, [271]
• Guigne panachée longue précoce (syn. of Frühe bunte Herzkirsche), [255]
• Guigne panachée précoce (syn. of Early Amber), [247]
• Guigne panachée très-précoce (syn. of Früheste Bunte Herzkirsche), [256]
• Guigne Petite Blanche, [271]
• Guigne Petite Rouge, [271]
• Guigne la Plus Hâtive, [271]
• Guigne Précoce Leo d'Ounons, [271]
• Guigne Précoce de Mai (syn. of Baumann May), [100]
• Guigne Précoce de Mathère, [271]
• Guigne Précoce Ponctuée, [271]
• Guigne de Provence, [271]
• Guigne Ramon Oliva, [271]
• Guigne Reinette noire (syn. of Guigne Noir Luisante), [270]
• Guigne Rose Hâtive, [271]
• Guigne Rouge Commune, [272]
• Guigne Rouge Hâtive (syn. of Bleeding Heart), [109]
• Guigne Rouge Ponctuée, [272]
• Guigne Royale (syn. of Bigarreau Double Royale), [216]
• Guigne de Russie à Fruit Blanc, [272]
• Guigne sucrée de Léon Leclerc (syn. of Sucrée Léon Leclerc), [323]
• Guigne de Tarascon (syn. of Tarascon Kirsche), [324]
• Guigne Tardive de Downer (syn. of Downer), [124]
• Guigne de Tilgener (syn. of Tilgner Rothe Herzkirsche), [326]
• Guigne Très Précoce, [272]
• Guigne Troprichtz (syn. of Troprichters Schwarze Knorpelkirsche), [328]
• Guigne van der Broek, [272]
• Guigne Villeneuve, [272]
• Guigne de Winkler (syn. of Guigne Carnée Winkler), [269]
• Guignier à Fruit Noir (syn. of Black Heart), [106]
• Guignier à Fruit Noir et Très-long Pédoncule, [272]
• Guignier à fruit rose hâtif (syn. of Guigne Rose Hâtive), [272]
• Guignier à Fruit Rouge Tardif (syn. of Hildesheim), [143]
• Guignier à gros fruit noir (syn. of Grosse Schwarze Herzkirsche), [267]
• Guignier à Gros Fruit Noir et Court Pédoncule (syn. of Grosse Guigne Noire à Court Pédicelle), [266]
• Guignier à Gros Fruit noir hâtif (syn. of Guigne Noire Hâtive), [270]
• Guignier à gros fruit noir luisant (syn. of Guigne Noir Luisante), [270]
• Guignier à Petit Fruit Noir, [272]
• Guignier à rameaux pendans (syn. of Drooping Guigne), [245]
• Guindoux Noir de Faix, [272]
• Guindoux du Poitou (syn. of Imperial Morello), [278]
• Guindoux de Provence (syn. of Cerise de Prusse), [232]
• Gunsleber Spüte Knorpelkirsche, [273]
• Halbgefülltblühende Amarelle (syn. of Fleurs Semi-doubles), [253]
• Halbgefülltblühende Weichsel, [273]
• Halifax, [273]
• Hallock, [273]
• Hallock, Nicholas, var. orig. with, [273]
• Hallowell, [273]
• Hamell Kirsche, [273]
• Hamels Arissen, [273]
• Harrison's Heart (syn. of Napoleon), [172]
• Hartlib, [273]
• Hartlippe, [273]
• Hartz Mountain, [273]
• Hâtive de Balis, [273]
• Hâtive de Louvain (syn. of Löwener Frühkirsche), [292]
• Hâtive de Nattes (syn. of Frühe von der Natte), [256]
• Hâtive de Prin, [273]
• Hâtive de St. Jean, [273]
• Hâtive ou Précoce, [273]
• Headley, [274]
• Healy, [274]
• Heart-Shaped Griotte (syn. of Heart-Shaped Weichsel), [142]
• Heart-Shaped Weichsel, [142]
• Hedelfingen, [274]
• Hedelfingen Risenkirsche (syn. of Hedelfingen), [274]
• Hedwigs Kirsche, [274]
• Heidelberger Kirsche, [274]
• Heiges, [274]
• Heintzen (Heintze's) Frühe Kirsche, [274]
• Heintzen's (Heintze's) Schwarze Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Noir de Heintzen), [219]
• Henneberger Grafenkirsche, [274]
• Henrard, Denis, var. orig. by, [327]
• Hensel Early, [274]
• Herrnhüuser neue Ochsenherzkirsche (syn. of Neue Ochsenherzkirsche), [300]
• Hertogs-Kers (syn. of Elkhorn), [134]
• Herzförmige Sauerkirsche (syn. of Heart-Shaped Weichsel), [142]
• Herzförmige Süssweichsel (syn. of Rothe Herzkirsche), [313]
• Herzkirsche Léona Quesnel, [275]
• Herzkirsche Napoléon III (syn. of Bigarreau Napoléon Noir), [219]
• Herzkirsche Trauben, [275]
• Herzkirsche Wils Frühe, [275]
• Herzkirschenbaum mit grosse gefüllter Blüthe (syn. of Large Double Flowering), [287]
• Herzkirschweichsel, [275]
• Herzog May, [275]
• Herzogin von Angouleme (syn. of Duchesse d'Angoulême), [245]
• Herzogin von Paluau (syn. of Duchesse de Palluau), [246]
• Herzogskirsche (syn. of Arch Duke), [98]
• Hildesheim, [143]
• Hildesheimer Ganz Spüte Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Hildesheim), [143]
• Hildesheimer Spüte Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Hildesheim), [144]
• Hiller, Casper, var. introduced by, [237]
• Hoadley, [275]
• Hochgenuss Von Erfurt (syn. of Erfurter Augustkirsche), [250]
• Hockenberg, [275]
• Hogg Black Gean, [275]
• Hogg Red Gean, [275]
• Hoke, [275]
• Holland Bigarreau (syn. of Napoleon), [172]
• Holland Griotte (syn. of Coularde), [239]
• Hollündische Folgerkirsche (syn. of Folgerkirsche), [253]
• Hollündische grosse Kirsche Coulard (syn. of Coularde), [239]
• Hollündische Grosse Prinzessinkirsche (syn. of Napoleon), [171]
• Hollündische grosse Weichsel [or] Coulard (syn. of Coularde), [239]
• Höllandische Kirsche (syn. of Höllandische Spüte Weichsel), [275]
• Höllandische Spüte Weichsel, [275]
• Höllandische Süssweichsel (syn. of Coularde), [239]
• Höllandische Weichsel (syn. of Höllandische Spüte Weichsel), [275]
• Hollündische Weichselbaum mil sehr grosser Frucht [or] Coulard (syn. of Coularde), [238]
• Holman Duke, [276]
• Holme Late Duke, [276]
• Holstein, [276]
• Homer, [276]
• Honey, [276]
• Honey Dew, [276]
• Honey Heart (syn. of Sparhawk), [189]
• Honeywood, [276]
• Hoppock, Cornelius, var. orig. by, [277]
• Hoppock Yellow, [277]
• Hortense (syn. of Reine Hortense), [179]
• Hoshino, Yugo, quoted, [75]
• Hoskins, [277]
• Hoskins, C. E., life of, [277];
  var. orig. by, [274], [277], [286], [291], [296], [301], [309], [323], [330]
• Houblon, John, var. orig, with, [141]
• Hovey, [277]
• Hovey, C. M., var. orig. with, [277]
• Hoy, [277]
• Hubbard, [278]
• Hungarian Cherry of Zwerts (syn. of Hungarian Gean), [278]
• Hungarian Gean, [278]
• Hyde, T. & G., var. orig. with, [278]
• Hyde Late Black, [278]
• Hyde Red Heart, [278]
• Hyde's Seedling (syn. of Hyde Red Heart), [278]
• Ida, [144]
• Impératrice Downton (syn. of Downton), [244]
• Imperial (syn. of Imperial Morello), [278]
• Imperial Morello, [278]
• Incomparable en Beauté, [278]
• Ingram, Thomas, var. orig. by, [254], [255]
• Intorka, [278]
• Irwin, var. orig. by, [325]
• Jaboulay, var. orig. with, [161]
• Jahns Durchsichtige (syn, of Transparent Guigne), [328]
• Jaune de Prusse, [279]
• Jean Arendsen, [279]
• Jeffrey Duke, [146]
• Jeffrey's Royal (syn. of Jeffrey Duke), [146]
• Jenkin Black Heart, [279]
• Jerusalem Kirsche von der Natte, [279]
• Jerusalemskirsche, [279]
• Jockotos (syn. of Jocosot), [279]
• Jocosot, [279]
• Joel Keil Kleine Schwarze Herzkirsche, [279]
• John Tradescantes Cherrie (syn. of Elkhorn), [134]
• Josselyn, John, quoted, [57]
• June Amarelle, [279]
• June Duke, [280]
• June Morello (syn. of June Amarelle), [279]
• Juniat Amarelle (syn. of June Amarelle), [279]
• Junius Amarelle (syn. of June Amarelle), [279]
• Justinische Amarelle (syn. of Justinische Morello), [280]
• Justinische Morello, [280]
• Kaiser Franz Josef (syn. of Emperor Francis), [249]
• Kaiserliche Weichsel (syn. of Imperial Morello), [278]
• Kamdesa, [280]
• Kappenblüttrige Süssweichsel, [280]
• Kapuziner Knorpel (syn. of Bigarreau de Capucins), [215]
• Kassin, var. orig. by, [280]
• Kassin Frühe Herzkirsche, [280]
• Katie, [280]
• Kaufmann, [280]
• Kazan Seedling, [280]
• Kelly, [280]
• Kennicott, [281]
• Kentish (syn. of Early Richmond), [132];
  (syn. of Late Kentish), [157]
• Kentish Bigarreau (syn. of White Heart), [197]
• Kentish Drier, [281]
• Kentish Preserve, [281]
• Kentish Red (syn. of Late Kentish), [157]
• Keokuk, [281]
• Kesterter Früh Kirsche, [281]
• King Amarelle, [147]
• King George the Second, [281]
• King Morello, [281]
• King's Cherry (syn. of King Amarelle), [147]
• Kinsey, Samuel, var. introduced by, [330]
• Kirchheimer, [281]
• Kirchheimer Weichsel (syn. of Kirchheimer), [281]
• Kirsch von Planchoury (syn. of Planchoury), [305]
• Kirsche von Basel, [281]
• Kirsche von Bénardière (syn. of Cerise de la Besnardière), [231]
• Kirsche von der Natte (syn. of Double Natte), [123]
• Kirschwasser, manufacture of, [4]
• Kirtland, [148]
• Kirtland, B. B., var, orig. by, [236], [296]
• Kirtland, J. P., life of, [200];
  var. introduced by, [118];
  var. orig. by, [105], [148], [183], [200], [222], [225], [230], [241], [242], [248], [251], [275], [279], [281], [282], [288], [290], [291], [292], [294], [302], [303], [306], [307], [310], [319], [324], [325]
• Kirtland Morello, [282]
• Kirtland's Large Morello (syn. of Kirtland Morello), [282]
• Kirtland's Mammoth (syn. of Mammoth), [294]
• Kirtland's Mary (syn. of Kirtland), [148]
• Kleindienst, var. orig. by, [282]
• Kleindienst Braune Knorpel, [282]
• Kleine Amarelle, [282]
• Kleine Ambra (syn. of Goldgelbe Herzkirsche), [260]
• Kleine Ambra, [or] Goldgelber Herzkirschbaum (syn. of Goldgelbe Herzkirsche), [260]
• Kleine Bunte Frühkirsche, [282]
• Kleine Bunte Herzkirsche, [282]
• Kleine bunte Molkenkirsche (syn. of Kleine Bunte Herzkirsche), [282]
• Kleine Frühe Amarelle, [282]
• Kleine frühe rothe Herzkirsche (syn. of Guigne Rose Hâtive), [271]
• Kleine Glaskirsche von Montmorency (syn. of Montmorency), [169]
• Kleine Natte, [282]
• Kleine Nonnenkirsche, [283]
• Kleine Schwarze Frühe Herzkirsche, [283]
• Kleine Schwarze Herzkirsche, [283]
• Kleine Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [283]
• Kleine Weisse Frühkirsche, [283]
• Kleine weisse Frühkirsche (syn. of Grosse Guigne Blanche), [265]
• Kleine weisse Perlkirsche (syn. of Dankelmannskirsche), [240]
• Kleiner Früher May Herzkirschbaum, [283]
• Kleparavoska (syn. of Griotte de Kleparow), [263]
• Kleparower Süssweichsel (syn. of Griotte de Kleparow), [263]
• Knapp, [283]
• Knapp, George, var. orig. with, [283]
• Knevett's Late Bigarreau (syn. of Florence), [140]
• Knight, [149]
• Knight, T. A., var. orig. by, [127], [136], [150], [196], [245]
• Knight Late Black, [283]
• Knight's Early Black (syn. of Knight), [149]
• Knights Frühe Herzkirsche (syn. of Knight), [149]
• Knorpelkirsche von Cleveland (syn. of Cleveland), [118]
• Knudson, [283]
• Knudson, William O., var. orig. with, [283]
• Knyasnaia Sjevera, [284]
• Koch Spüte Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [284]
• Kochs Ostheimer Weichsel, [284]
• Kochs verbesserte Ostheimer Weichsel (syn. of Kochs Ostheimer Weichsel), [284]
• Koehne, species listed by, [16-22]
• Koeper, [284]
• Kolaki, [284]
• Königliche Fleischkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Double Royale), [216]
• önigliche Herzkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Double Royale), [216]
• Königliche Süssweichsel (syn. of Jeffrey Duke), [146]
• Königskirsche (syn. of Royal Duke), [184]
• Korkovanyer Kirsche, [284]
• Koslov, [284]
• Koslov bush Morello (syn. of Koslov), [284]
• Koslov-Morello (syn. of Koslov), [284]
• Kostelnice, [285]
• Kostelniti, [285]
• Kramelkirschenbaum mit gross gefüllter Blüthe (syn. of Large Double Flowering), [287]
• Kratos Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Hildesheim), [144]
• Kreiselkirsche (syn. of Toupie), [327]
• Kriek van den Broek, [285]
• Kritzendorfer Einsiedekirsche, [285]
• Kronberg Black Heart (syn. of Kronberger Kirsche), [285]
• Kronberger Herzkirsche (syn. of Kronberger Kirsche), [285]
• Kronberger Kirsche, [285]
• Kronkirsche (syn. of Kronberger Kirsche), [285]
• Kronprinz von Hannover, [285]
• Krüger Herzkirsche, [285]
• Krügers Herzkirsche zu Frankfurt (syn. of Krüger Herzkirsche), [285]
• Krügers schwarze Herzkirsche (syn. of Krüger Herzkirsche), [285]
• Krüger's Schwarze Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Krüger), [218]
• La Nappe, [286]
• Lacure (Large), [286]
• Lacure (Small), [286]
• Ladé, var. orig. by, [286]
• Ladé Late, [286]
• Lady of the Lake, [286]
• Lady Southampton, [286]
• Lady Southampton's Yellow (syn. of Lady Southampton), [286]
• Laeder Kirsebaer, [286]
• Lake, [286]
• Laker or Loker Bunte Knorpelkirsche, [286]
• Lamaurie, [287]
• Lambert, [151]
• Lambert, J. H., var. orig. by, [152]
• Lampen Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [287]
• Lampers Knorpel-Kirsche (syn, of Lampen Schwarze Knorpelkirsche), [287]
• Lancaster, [287]
• Lange Marmorkirsche (syn. of Napoleon), [171]
• Langsurer Brachtweichsel, [287]
• Large Black Bigarreau of Savoy (syn. of Black Bigarreau of Savoy), [222]
• Large Black Gean, [287]
• Large Double Flowering, [287]
• Large Griotte, [288]
• Large Guindolle, [288]
• Large Heart-shaped Bigarreau, [288]
• Large Honey (syn. of Honey), [276]
• Large Late Red Bigarreau, [288]
• Large Montmorency, [153]
• Large Morello (syn. of English Morello), [139];
  (syn. of Kirtland Morello), [282]
• Large Red Bigarreau (syn. of Red Bigarreau), [310]
• Large Spanish, [288]
• Larose, var. orig. by, [180], [288]
• Larose (syn. of Laroses Glaskirsche), [288]
• Laroses Glaskirsche, [288]
• Late Amber (syn. of Cocklin Favorite), [236]
• Late Amber Gean (syn. of Amber Gean), [207]
• Late Bigarreau, [288]
• Late Black Bigarreau, [289]
• Late Black Bigarreau (syn. of Guben), [268]
• Late Duke, [155]
• Late Gean, [289]
• Late Honey (syn. of Honey), [276]
• Late Kentish, [157]
• Late Large Black Griotte, [289]
• Late Purple Guigne, [289]
• Late Red Guigne (syn. of Hildesheim), [143]
• Late Richmond, [289]
• Late Ripe, [289]
• Late White Guigne, [289]
• Latham, [289]
• Lauermannskirsche (syn. of Napoleon), [171]
• Laura, [289]
• Lawrence, John, quoted, [68]
• Lawson, quoted, [62]
• Leather Stocking, [290]
• Leclerc, Léon, var. orig. with, [323]
• Leib, [290]
• Leitzkauer, [290]
• Leitzkauer Einmachweichsel (syn. of Leitzkauer), [290]
• Lemercier, [290]
• Lemercier, var. orig. with, [290]
• Léon Leclercs Herzkirsche (syn. of Sucrée Léon Leclerc), [323]
• Léopold (II), [290]
• Leopoldskirsche, [290]
• Leschken (Leschke's) Schwarze Knorpel Kirsche, [291]
• Lesser rose (syn. of Fleurs Semi-doubles), [253]
• Lethe, [291]
• Lewelling (syn. of Republican), [181]
• Lewelling, Henderson, life of, [151-152]
• Lewelling, Seth, life of, [151-152];
  var. orig. by, [103], [181], [291], [335]
• Liefeld Braune, [291]
• Liegel's Süsse Frühweichsel (syn. of Griotte Douce Précoce), [262]
• Lieke, var. orig. with, [285], [291]
• Lieke Bunte Knorpelkirsche, [291]
• Ligier, var. orig. with, [168]
• Lincoln (I), [291]
• Lincoln (II), [291]
• Lindley, [291]
• Lipp, [292]
• Lipp Late Blood (syn. of Lipp), [292]
• Litham, [292]
• Lithauer, [158]
• Little Phil, [292]
• Logan, [292]
• Long Finger, [292]
• Long Stem Montmorency (syn. of Montmorency), [169]
• Look No Further, [292]
• Lord Belhaven White Heart, [292]
• Lothaunner Erfurter, [292]
• Lothkirsche, [292]
• Loudon, quoted, [70]
• Louis Philippe, [158]
• Louise, [292]
• Louisiana Iron Clad, [292]
• Love Apple (syn. of Tomato), [327]
• Löwener Frühkirsche, [292]
• Lowener Frühweichsel, [292]
• Lucien, [293]
• Ludwig Bigarreau, [293]
• Ludwig's Bunte Herzkirsche (syn. of Ludwig Bigarreau), [293]
• Luigné, M. de, var. orig. with, [296]
• Lukeward, [293]
• Lukeward's Heart (syn. of Lukeward), [293]
• Lundie Guigne, [293]
• Lutovka, [160]
• Lyons, [161]
• McAdow, [293]
• McAdow, var. orig. by, [293]
• MacRoach, [293]
• MacRoach, James, var. orig. with, [293]
• Madame Courtois, [293]
• Madame Grégoire, [294]
• Madeleine, [294]
• Madison, [294]
• Madison Bigarreau (syn. of Madison), [294]
• Madison's Bunte Herzkirsche (syn. of Madison), [294]
• Magann, [294]
• Magèse, [294]
• Magnifique, [163]
• Magnifique de Daval, [294]
• Magog, [294]
• Mahaleb stock, comparison of, with Mazzard stock, [72-73];
  history and value of, [69-72]
• Major Francis (syn. of Ox Heart [of America]), [303]
• Mammoth, [294]
• Mammoth Oxheart, [295]
• Mammuthkirsche (syn. of Mammoth), [294]
• Manger, [295]
• Manning, Robert, var. orig. by, [248], [294], [295], [333]
• Manning Black Bigarreau (syn. of Manning Late Black), [295]
• Manning Early Black, [295]
• Manning Early White Heart, [295]
• Manning Late Black, [295]
• Manning Mottled, [295]
• Maple Heart, [295]
• Maquerlot, var. introduced by, [273]
• Maraschino, history and manufacture of, [4-5]
• Marells Royal, [295]
• Marguerite (syn. of Bender [of New York]), [213]
• Maria Gaucher, [295]
• Marie de Châteauneuf, [295]
• Marie Thérèse, [296]
• Marjolets Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Marjolet), [218]
• Markirsche, [296]
• Marsotte, [296]
• Mary, [296]
• Mary (syn. of Kirtland), [148]
• Mascall, Leonard, quoted, [68]
• Master White Heart, [296]
• Mastodon, [296]
• Matilda, [296]
• Matts, [296]
• May (syn. of Early May), [128]
• May Bigarreau (syn. of Baumann May), [100]
• May Cherry (syn. of May Duke), [164]
• May Duke, [164]
• May Duke, Willow-leaved (syn. of Willow-Leaved), [335]
• Mayer's kleine schwarze Herzkirsche (syn. of Kleine Schwarze Herzkirsche), [283]
• Mayo, [296]
• Mazarine, [296]
• Mazzard stock, comparison of, with Mahaleb stock, [72-73];
  history and value of, [67-69]
• Mednyansky, [297]
• Meininger Spüte Knorpelkirsche, [297]
• Meissener Weisse, [297]
• Mercer, [166]
• Merise à Fleur Double (syn. of Large Double Flowering), [287]
• Merise Grosse Rose Oblongue, [297]
• Merise Petite Ronda, [297]
• Merisier Fastigié, [297]
• Merisziere (syn. of Large Double Flowering), [287]
• Merveille de September (syn. of Hildesheim), [143]
• Meyer, E., var. introduced by, [273], [298]
• Mezel, [167]
• Michigan, [297]
• Mijurin, I. V., var. orig. by, [284]
• Miller, [297]
• Miller, David, var. introduced by, [239]
• Millet, [297]
• Minnesota, [297]
• Minnesota Ostheim, [297]
• Minnie, [298]
• Moduyansky (syn. of Mednyansky), [297]
• Monkirsche Rote, [298]
• Monstreuse de Mezel (syn. of Mezel), [167]
• Monstrous Duke, [298]
• Monstrous Heart (syn. of Large Heart-shaped Bigarreau), [288]
• Monstrueuse d'Hedelfingen (syn. of Hedelfingen), [274]
• Monstrueuse Hennequine, [298]
• Montmorency, [169];
  immunity of, to leaf spot, [11]
• Montmorency (syn. of Large Montmorency), [153]
• Montmorency de Bourgueil (syn. of Bourgueil), [109]
• Montmorency Ordinaire (syn. of Montmorency), [169]
• Montmorency Pleureur, [298]
• Montmorency de Sauvigny, [298]
• Montmorency Stark, [298]
• Montreuil, [298]
• Moorhouse, [299]
• Morella Extra Noir, [299]
• Morella Wye, [299]
• Morelle von Wilhelmshöhe, [299]
• Moreller Langstilkede Sode, [299]
• Morgan, J. A., var. introduced by, [258]
• Morisco, [299]
• Morocco, [299]
• Morten Seedling, [299]
• Mosely, John, var. orig. by, [300]
• Mosler Schwarze Herzkirsche, [299]
• Mottled Bigarreau (syn. of Manning Mottled), [295]
• Moyer Honey Heart, [299]
• Mückelberger Grosse, [299]
• Müller, Hugo M., quoted, [49]
• Murdock, [299]
• Murdock, John R. and A., var. orig. by, [299], [313]
• Murdocks' Bigarreau (syn. of Murdoch), [299]
• Muscat de Prague (syn. of Pragische Muskateller), [307]
• Muscat des Larmes (syn. of Thrünen Muskatellerkirsche), [326]
• Nancy, [299]
• Naples, [300]
• Napoleon, [171]
• Napoléon Noir (syn. of Bigarreau Napoléon Noir), [219]
• Napolitaine (syn. of Neapolitanische Molkenkirsche), [300]
• Natte hâtive de semis (syn. of Frühe von der Natte), [256]
• Ne Plus Ultra, [300]
• Neapolitanische Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Naples), [300]
• Neapolitanische Molkenkirsche, [300]
• Nebraska Sweet, [300]
• Nelson Kentish, [300]
• Neue Englische Kirsche (syn. of Neue Englische Weichsel), [300]
• Neue Englische Weichsel, [300]
• Neue Ochsenherzkirsche, [300]
• Neumann Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [300]
• New Century, [300]
• New Frogmore Morello (syn. of Frogmore Morrelo), [255]
• New Large Black Bigarreau (syn. of Black Bigarreau of Savoy), [222]
• New Royal, [301]
• Nienburger Frühe Bunte Herzkirsche, [301]
• Noble, [301]
• Noire des Vosges, [301]
• Noire Hâtive de Cobourg (syn. of Black Guigne), [104]
• Nomblot, Alfred, var. orig. by, [214]
• Nonpareil, [301]
• Norfolk, [301]
• Norma, [301]
• Northeast, [301]
• Northern Griotte (syn. of English Morello), [139]
• Northwest, [301]
• Nouvelle Guigne des Boeufs (syn. of Neue Ochsenherzkirsche), [300]
• Nouvelle Royale, [174]
• Occident, [301]
• Ohio Beauty, [302]
• Okiya, [302]
• Oktober-Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau d'Octobre), [219]
• Oliver, [302]
• Olivet, [175]
• Opata, [302]
• Oregon, [302]
• Orel, [302]
• Orel No. [23] (syn. of Early Morello), [129]
• Orel No. [24], [303]
• Orel No. [26] (syn. of Orel Sweet), [303]
• Orel Sweet, [303]
• Orléan Smith, [303]
• Orleans, [303]
• Osceola, [303]
• Ostheim, [176]
• Ostheim (syn. of Cerise de Ostheim), [232];
  (syn. of Minnesota Ostheim), [297]
• Ostheim (of Morris), [303]
• Othello, [303]
• Ounce (syn. of Tobacco-Leaved), [326]
• Owanka, [303]
• Ox Heart, [178]
• Ox Heart (of America), [303]
• Padus, genus of, [15]
• Padus cherries, distinguishing characters of, [3];
  use of, [7]
• Padus mahaleb (syn. of P. Mahaleb), [31]
• Pandys Glaskirsche, [304]
• Paramdam, [304]
• Parent, [304]
• Paretzer Herzkirsche, [304]
• Pariser Griotte, [304]
• Parisian Guindoux, [304]
• Parkinson, John, quoted [98], [134], [239], [273], [286], [292], [299], [329]
• Paul, [304]
• Paul, E. V. D., var. orig. with, [304]
• Pauline de Vigny, [304]
• Peach-Blossomed, [304]
• Pease, [304]
• Pease, Charles, var. orig. by, [238], [240], [286], [289]
• Pease, Charles, Sr., var. orig. with, [299], [304]
• Pèlissiers Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Pélissier), [102]
• Perlkirsche, [304]
• Perlknorpelkirsche, [305]
• Perlmarmorkirsche (syn. of Perlknorpelkirsche), [305]
• Petit Bigarreau Hâtif (syn. of Kleine Bunte Frühkirsche), [282]
• Petite Bigarreau hâtif (syn. of Flamentine), [252]
• Petite Morelle, [305]
• Pfülzer Süssweichsel (syn. of Velser), [329]
• Pfitzmann Schwarze Herzkirsche, [305]
• Pie Cherry (syn. of Late Kentish), [157]
• Pierce, Amos, var. orig. with, [305]
• Pierce Late, [305]
• Pigeon Heart Bigarreau (syn. of Belle de Rocmont), [212]
• Pigeon's Heart (syn. of Belle de Rocmont), [212]
• Pink Heart, [305]
• Planchoury, [305]
• Plattgedrückte Schattenmorelle, [305]
• Plumstone, [305]
• Plumstone Morello (syn. of Plumstone), [305]
• Plymouth (syn. of Plymouth Rock), [306]
• Plymouth Rock, [306]
• Podiebrad, [306]
• Podiebrad Bunte Herzkirsche (syn. of Podiebrad), [306]
• Pohlnische Kirsche (syn. of Griotte de Kleparow), [263]
• Pointed Guigne, [306]
• Poitou griotte (syn. of Imperial Morello), [278]
• Polnische grosse Weichsel (syn. of Griotte de Kleparow), [263]
• Polnische Weichsel (syn. of Griotte de Kleparow), [263]
• Polsted, [306]
• Polton Gean, [306]
• Pomeranzen, [306]
• Pomme-d'Amour (syn. of Tomato), [327]
• Pontiac, [306]
• Pope, [307]
• Portugal, [307]
• Portugiesische Griotte (syn. of Arch Duke), [98]
• Portugiesischer Griottier Weichselbaum (syn. of Arch Duke), [98]
• Powhattan, [307]
• Pragische Muskateller, [307]
• Prague Tardif (Muscadét de) (syn. of Velser), [329]
• Précoce d'Espagne (syn. of Spanische Frühkirsche), [320]
• Précoce Lemercier (syn. of Duchesse de Palluau), [246]
• Précoce de Marest, [307]
• Précoce de Montreuil (syn. of Early May), [128]
• Précoce de Sabaret, [307]
• President, [307]
• Prettyman, H. W., var. orig. by, [302]
• Pride of Washington, [307]
• Priesche Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [308]
• Prince, [308]
• Prince, William, quoted, [203-204];
  var. introduced by, [108], [247];
  var. orig. by, [236], [308]
• Prince Black Heart, [308]
• Prince Duke, [308]
• Prince Englebert, [308]
• Prince de Hanovre (syn. of Kronprinz von Hannover), [285]
• Prince Royal, [308]
• Prince Royal du Hanovre (syn. of Kronprinz von Hannover), [285]
• Princess, [308]
• Priner Frühweichsel (syn. of Hâtive de Prin), [273]
• Prinzenkirsche, [308]
• Prinzesskirsche (syn. of Princess), [308]
• Prödlitzer Elitekirsche, [308]
• Progress, [308]
• Prolific Cherry (syn. of Cerisier Très-fertile), [234]
• Proskauer Knorpelkirsche, [308]
• Proudfoot, [308]
• Proudfoot, D., var. orig. by, [308]
• Provencer Süssweichsel (syn. of Cerise de Prusse), [232]
• Prunus, division of, [15];
  genus, importance of, in horticulture, [1]
• Prunus acida, [16]
• Prunus acida (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Prunus aestiva (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• [44] × [48] ? Prunus affinis, [18]
• Prunus ampla, [17]
• Prunus apetala, [21];
  (syn. of P. maximowiczii), [16]
• Prunus apetala iwozana (syn. of P. tschonoskii), [20]
• Prunus apetala typica (syn. of P. nipponica), [20]
• Prunus austera (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Prunus autumnalis, [20]
• Prunus avium, [16];
  characters of, [28-29];
  comparison of, with Prunus cerasus, [9];
  distribution and habitat of, [29];
  division of and how divided, [30];
  geographic range of, [41-42];
  specific description of, [28-30];
  use of wood of, [6];
  value of, as a stock, [67-69]
• Prunus avium × Prunus cerasus, specific description of, [31]
• Prunus avium decomana, [30]
• Prunus avium duracina, [30]
• Prunus avium regalis, [31]
• Prunus batalinii, [22]
• Prunus besseyi, [21];
  characters of, [36];
  common names of, [37];
  habitat of, [36];
  hybridism of, with other species, [37];
  specific description of, [36-38];
  use of, as a stock, [37-38]
• Prunus biloba (syn. of P. herincquiana biloba), [19]
• Prunus brachypetala, [22]
• Prunus bracteata (syn. of P. maximowiczii), [16]
• Prunus bungei (syn. of P. humilis), [21]
• Prunus campanulata, [19]
• Prunus canescens, [20]
• Prunus carcharias, [22]
• Prunus caudata, [20]
• Prunus ceraseidos (syn. of P. apetala), [21];
  (syn. of P. nipponica), [20];
  (syn. of P. tschonoskii), [20]
• Prunus ceraseidos kurilensis (syn. of P. kurilensis), [20]
• Prunus cerasoides, [19];
  (syn. of P. campanulata), [19]
• Prunus cerasoides tibetca (syn. of P. majestica), [19]
• Prunus cerasus, [16];
  characters of, [25];
  comparison of, with Prunus avium, [9];
  distribution of, [26];
  division of and how divided, [26-28];
  geographic range of, [41];
  probable parentage of, [44];
  specific description of, [24-28]
• Prunus cerasus austera, [27]
• Prunus cerasus caproniana, [27]
• Prunus cerasus flore pleno (syn. of P. serrulata), [18];
  (syn. of P. serrulata mucronata), [18]
• Prunus cerasus flore simplici (syn. of P. serrulata), [17]
• Prunus cerasus marasca, [28]
• Prunus cerasus pendula flore roseo (syn. of P. pendula), [20]
• Prunus cinerascens, [22]
• Prunus clarofolia, [16]
• Prunus conadenia, [16]
• Prunus concinna, [19]
• Prunus conradinæ, [19]
• Prunus cuneata, habitat of, [35];
  specific description of, [35-36]
• Prunus cyclamina, [17]
• Prunus cyclamina biflora, [17]
• Prunus depressa (syn. of P. pumila), [34]
• Prunus dictyoneura, [21]
• Prunus dielsiana, [17]
• Prunus dielsiana conferta, [17]
• Prunus dielsiana laxa, [17]
• Prunus diffusa, [22]
• Prunus discadenia, [16]
• Prunus donarium (syn. of P. pseudocerasus virescens), [17];
  (syn. of P. serrulata), [17]
• Prunus droseracea, [20]
• Prunus dulcis (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Prunus duclouxii, [17]
• Prunus emarginata, [16];
  use of, [38]
• Prunus formosana (syn. of P. pogonostyla), [21]
• Prunus fruticosa, [16];
  use of, [38]
• Prunus giraldiana, [20]
• Prunus glabra, [17]
• Prunus glandulifolia, [17]
• Prunus glandulosa, [21]
• Prunus glandulosa glabra, [21]
• Prunus glandulosa glabra alba, [21]
• Prunus glandulosa glabra albiplena, [21]
• Prunus glandulosa glabra rosea, [21]
• Prunus glandulosa purdomii, [21]
• Prunus glandulosa salicifoli, [21]
• Prunus glandulosa trichostyla, [21]
• Prunus glandulosa trichostyla faberi, [21]
• Prunus glandulosa trichostyla paokangensis, [21]
• Prunus glandulosa trichostyla sinensis, [21]
• Prunus glyptocarya, [20]
• Prunus gracilifolia, [21]
• Prunus griffithii, [22]
• Prunus helenæ, [19]
• Prunus henryi, [17]
• Prunus herincquiana, [19]; (syn. of P. pendula), [20]
• Prunus herincquiana ascendens (syn. of P. subhirtella), [19]
• Prunus herincquiana biloba, [19]
• Prunus hirtifolia, [17]
• Prunus hirtipes, [17]
• Prunus hirtipes glabra (syn. of P. glabra), [17]
• Prunus hortensis (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Prunus hosseusii, [19]
• Prunus humilis, [21]
• Prunus incana, [22]; (syn. of P. pumilla), [34];
  use of, [38]
• Prunus incisa, [20];
  (syn. of P. subhirtella), [19]
• Prunus incisa kurilensis (syn. of P. kurilensis), [20]
• Prunus involucrata, [17]
• Prunus itosakra ascendens amabilis (syn. of P. subhirtella fukubana), [20]
• Prunus itosakra pendula (syn. of P. pendula), [20]
• Prunus itosakra subhirtella (syn. of P. subhirtella), [20]
• Prunus itosakura (syn. of P. pendula), [20]
• Prunus iwagiensis, [20]
• Prunus involucrata, use of, [38]
• Prunus jacquemontii, [22];
  use of, [38]
• Prunus jamasakura (syn. of P. serrulata), [17]
• Prunus jamasakura borealis (syn. of P. sargentii), [19]
• Prunus jamasakura elegans compta (syn. of P. sargentii), [19]
• Prunus jamasakura elegans glabra (syn. of P. serrulata), [18]
• Prunus jamasakura elegans parvifolia (syn. of P. parvifolia), [19]
• Prunus jamasakura speciosa (syn. of P. serrulata), [18]
• Prunus jamasakura speciosa nobilis (syn. of P. serulata lannesiana), [18]
• Prunus jamasakura speciosa nobilis donarium (syn. of P. serrulata hisakura), [18]
• Prunus japonica, [21];
  (syn. of P. glandulosa glabra alba, [21];
  of P. glandulosa glabra albiplena, [21];
  of P. glandulosa trichostyla faberi, [21];
  of P. glandulosa trichostyla sinensis, [21];
  of P. japonica kerii, [22])
• Prunus japonica engleri (syn. of P. japonica gracillima engleri), [22]
• Prunus japonica eujaponica, [21]
• Prunus japonica eujaponica fauriei, [21]
• Prunus japonica eujaponica oldhamii, [21]
• Prunus japonica flor. simp. (syn. of P. glandulosa glabra rosea), [21]
• Prunus japonica flore albo pleno (syn. of P. glandulosa glabra albiplena), [21]
• Prunus japonica flore pleno (syn. of P. glandulosa glabra albiplena), [21];
  (syn. of P. glandulosa trichostyla sinensis), [21]
• Prunus japonica glandulosa (syn. of P. glandulosa glabra), [21];
  (syn. of P. glandulosa glabra rosea), [21]
• Prunus japonica gracillima, [22]
• Prunus japonica gracillima engleri, [22]
• Prunus japonica gracillima minor, [22]
• Prunus japonica gracillima sphaerica, [22]
• Prunus japonica gracillima thunbergii, [22]
• Prunus japonica japonica (syn. of P. japonica), [21]
• Prunus japonica kerii, [22]
• Prunus japonica multiplex (syn. of P. glandulosa glabra albiplena), [21]
• Prunus japonica packangensis (syn. of P. glandulosa trichostyla paokangensis), [21]
• Prunus japonica salicifolia (syn. of P. glandulosa salicifoli), [21]
• Prunus japonica sphaerica (syn. of P. japonica gracillima sphaerica), [22]
• Prunus japonica thunbergii (syn. of P. japonica gracillima thunbergii), [22]
• Prunus japonica typica (syn. of P. japonica), [21]
• Prunus japonica typica flore pleno (syn. of P. japonica kerii), [22]
• Prunus japonica typica flore roseo (syn. of P. glandulosa glabra rosea), [21]
• Prunus Juliana (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Prunus kerii (syn. of P. japonica kerii), [22]
• Prunus kurilensis, [20]
• Prunus latidentata, [20]
• Prunus leveilleana, [19]
• Prunus litigiosa, [16]
• Prunus litigiosa abbreviata, [16]
• Prunus lobulata, [20]
• Prunus macgregoriana, [17]
• Prunus macradenia, [16]
• Prunus mahaleb, [16];
  characters of, [31-32];
  habitat of, [32];
  importance of, in horticulture and commerce, [32-33];
  specific description of, [31-33];
  value of, as a stock, [69-72];
  value of wood of, [6]
• Prunus majestica, [19]
• Prunus malifolia, [17]
• Prunus malifolia rosthornii, [17]
• Prunus Marasca (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Prunus maximowiczii, [16]
• Prunus maximowiczii adenophora (syn. of P. tatsienensis adenophora), [16]
• Prunus maximowiczii aperta, [16]
• Prunus mesadenia, [19]
• Prunus microcarpa, [22]
• Prunus microlepis, [20]
• Prunus microlepis ternata, [20]
• Prunus micromeloides, [20]
• Prunus miqueliana, [20];
  (syn. of P. nipponica), [20];
  (syn. of P. pendula), [20]
• Prunus mollis, [16]
• Prunus mume crasseglandulosa (syn. of P. sargentii), [19]
• Prunus nakii, [22]
• Prunus neglecta, [17]
• Prunus nigricans (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Prunus nikkoensis, [20]
• Prunus nipponica, [20]
• Prunus oxycarpa (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Prunus oxyodonta, [20]
• Prunus padus, [3]
• Prunus paniculata (syn. of P. pseudocerasus sieboldii), [17]
• Prunus paracerasus, [17]
• Prunus parvifolia, [19]
• Prunus parvifolia aomoriensis, [19]
• Prunus paucifolia, [19]
• Prunus pendula, [20]
• Prunus pendula ascendens (syn. of P. subhirtella), [19]
• Prunus pennsylvanica, [16];
  use of, as a stock, [74]
• Prunus phyllopoda, [20]
• Prunus pilosiuscula, [16]
• Prunus pleiocerasus, [16]
• Prunus plena (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Prunus pleuroptera, [20]
• Prunus plurinervis, [17]
• Prunus podadenia, [20]
• Prunus pogonostyla, [21]
• Prunus pogonostyla globosa, [21]
• Prunus pogonostyla obovata, [21]
• Prunus polytricha, [16]
• ? Prunus praecox, [22]
• Prunus prostrata, [22]
• Prunus pseudocerasus, [17];
  (syn. of P. sargentii), [19];
  (syn. of P. serrulata albida), [18];
  use of, [38];
  use of as a stock, [75];
  use of wood of, [6]
• Prunus pseudocerasus benifugen (syn. of P. serrulata hisakura), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus borealis (syn. of P. sargentii), [19]
• Prunus pseudocerasus flore roseo pleno (syn. of P. pseudocerasus sieboldii), [17]
• Prunus pseudocerasus hisakura (syn. of P. serrulata hisakura), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus hortensis flore carneo suffuso (syn. of P. serrulata shidare-sakura), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus hortensis flore pleno viridi (syn. of P. serrulata grandiflora), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus hortensis flore pulcherrimo pleno candido (syn. of P. serrulata mucronata), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus hortensis flore semipleno roseo (syn. of P. serrulata hisakura), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus hortensis flore simplici albo (syn. of P. serrulata albida), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus hortensis flore simplici carneo (syn. of P. serrulata lannesiana), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus jamasakura X incisa, [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus jamaskura glabra (syn. of P. serrulata), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus jamasakura glabra præcox (syn. of P. serrulata), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus jamasakura præcox (syn. of P. serrulata), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus naden (syn. of P. pseudocerasus sieboldii), [17]
• Prunus pseudocerasus "New Red" (syn. of P. serrulata hisakura), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus ochichima (syn. of P. serrulata ochichima), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus parvifolia (syn. of P. parvifolia), [19]
• Prunus pseudocerasus sachalinensis (syn. of P. sargentii), [19]
• Prunus pseudocerasus serrulata glabra (syn. of P. serrulata), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus serrulata glabra fugenzo (syn. of P. serrulata), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus serrulata glabra viridiflora (syn. of P. serrulata grandiflora), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus serrulata sieboldii albida (syn. of P. serrulata albida), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus serrulata sieboldtii (syn. of P. pseudocerasus sieboldii), [17]
• Prunus pseudocerasus shidare-sakura (syn. of P. serrulata shidare-sakura), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus shirofugen (syn. of P. serrulata ochichima), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus sieboldii, [17]
• Prunus pseudocerasus spontanea (syn. of P. sargentii), [19]
• Prunus pseudocerasus spontanea hortensis (syn. of P. serrulata), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus typica parvifolia (syn. of P. parvifolia), [19]
• Prunus pseudocerasus typica sieboldii (syn. of P. pseudocerasus sieboldii), [17]
• Prunus pseudocerasus ukon (syn. of P. serrulata grandifolia), [18]
• Prunus pseudocerasus virescens, [17]
• Prunus pseudocerasus watereri, [17]
• Prunus pseudocerasus yoshino (syn. of P. serrulata albida), [18]
• Prunus puddum (syn. of P. cerasoides, [19];
  of P. majestica, [19];
  of P. sargentii, [19];
  of P. serrulata), [18]
• Prunus pulchella, [16]
• Prunus pumila, [21];
  characters of, [34-35];
  distribution of, [35];
  specific description of, [34-35];
  use of, as a stock, [74]
• Prunus pumila Besseyi (syn. of P. besseyi), [36]
• Prunus pumila cuneata (syn. of P. cuneata), [35]
• Prunus rehderiana, [16]
• Prunus rosea (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Prunus rossiana, [21]
• Prunus rufa, [19];
  (syn. of P. trichantha), [19]
• Prunus rufoides, [17]
• Prunus salicina (syn. of P. humilis), [21]
• Prunus saltuum, [19]
• Prunus sargentii, [19]
• Prunus schneideriana, [17]
• Prunus scopulorum, [17]
• Prunus serotina, value of wood of, [7]
• Prunus serrula, [19]
• Prunus serrula tibetica, [19]
• Prunus serrulata, [17]
• Prunus serrulata cf. supra. (syn. of P. serrulata), [18]
• Prunus serrulata albida, [18]
• Prunus serrulata borealis (syn. of P. sargentii), [19]
• Prunus serrulata flore pleno (syn. of P. serrulata mucronata), [18]
• Prunus serrulata grandiflora, [18]
• Prunus serrulata hisakura, [18]
• Prunus serrulata kriegeri, [18]
• Prunus serrulata lannesiana, [18]
• Prunus serrulata mucronata, [18]
• Prunus serrulata ochichima, [18]
• Prunus serrulata serrulata albida (syn. of P. serrulata albida), [18]
• Prunus serrulata serrulata fugenzo (syn. of P. serrulata ochichima), [18]
• Prunus serrulata serrulata fugenzo rosea (syn. of P. serrulata), [18]
• Prunus serrulata serrulata lannesiana (syn. of P. serrulata lannesiana), [18]
• Prunus serrulata serrulata sieboldtii (syn. of P. pseudocerasus sieboldii), [17]
• Prunus serrulata serrulata viridifiora (syn. of P. serrulata grandiflora), [18]
• Prunus serrulata serrulata wattererii (syn. of P. pseudocerasus watereri), [17]
• Prunus serrulata shidare-sakura, [18]
• Prunus serrulata veitchiana, [18]
• Prunus serrulata "W. Kou" (syn. of P. serrulata hisakura), [18]
• Prunus serrulata yashino (syn. of P. serrulata albida), [18]
• Prunus setulosa, [20]
• Prunus sieboldii (syn. of P. pseudocerasus), [17];
  (syn. of P. pseudocerasus sieboldii), [17]
• Prunus silvatica (syn. of P. cerasoides), [19]
• Prunus sinensis (syn. of P. glandulosa trichostyla sinensis), [21]
• Prunus sontagiæ, [19]
• Prunus Sp. Zabel (syn. of P. sargentii), [19]
• Prunus sprengeri, [19]
• Prunus stipulacea, [20]
• Prunus subhirtella, [19]
• Prunus subhirtella autumnalis (syn. of P. autumnalis), [20]
• Prunus subhirtella fukubana, [20]
• Prunus subhirtella oblongifolia (syn. of P. subhirtella), [19]
• Prunus subhirtella pendula (syn. of P. pendula), [20]
• Prunus Susquehanae (syn. of P. pumila), [34]
• Prunus sylvestris (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Prunus szechuanica, [16]
• "P. szechuanica, var. ?" (syn. of P. dielsiana), [17]
• "P. szechuanica dielsiana" (syn. of P. dielsiana), [17]
• Prunus taiwaniana, [20]
• Prunus tatsienensis, [16]
• Prunus tatsienensis adenophora, [16]
• Prunus tatsienensis pilosiuscula (syn. of P. pilosiuscula), [16]
• Prunus tatsienensis stenadenia, [16]
• Prunus tenuiflora, [19]
• Prunus tomentosa, [22];
  characters of, [33];
  habitat and distribution of, [33-34];
  specific description of, [33-34]
• Prunus tomentosa, ? Batalinii (syn. of P. batalinii), [22]
• Prunus tomentosa breviflora, [22]
• Purnus tomentosa endotricha, [22]
• Prunus tomentosa graebneriana, [22]
• Prunus tomentosa heteromera, [22]
• Prunus tomentosa insularis, [22]
• Prunus tomentosa kashkarovii, [22]
• Prunus tomentosa souliei, [22]
• Prunus tomentosa spaethiana, [22]
• Prunus tomentosa trichocarpa, [22]
• Prunus tomentosa tsuluensis, [22]
• Prunus trichantha, [19]
• Prunus trichocarpa (syn. of P. tomentosa trichocarpa), [22]
• Prunus trichostoma, [20]
• Prunus tschonoskii, [20]
• Prunus twymaniana, [19]
• Prunus varia (syn. of P. avium), [28]
• Prunus variabilis, [16]
• Prunus veitchii, [20]
• Prunus venusta, [16]
• Prunus verrucosa, [22]
• Prunus virginiana, [3]
• Prunus vulgaris (syn. of P. cerasus), [24]
• Prunus wildeniana, [19]
• Prunus yedœnsis, [19]
• Prunus yunnanensis, [17]
• Prunus yunnanensis henryi (syn. of P. henryi), [17];
  (syn. of P. neglecta), [17]
• Prunus zappeyana, [20]
• Prunus zappeyana ? subsimplex, [20]
• Prussian Cherry (syn. of Cerise de Prusse), [232]
• Puhlmann Frühe, [309]
• Punctirte Süsskirsche mil festem Fleische (syn. of Punktirte Marmorkirsche), [309]
• Punktirte Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Punktirte Marmorkirsche), [309]
• Punktirte Marmorkirsche, [309]
• Punktirte Molkenkirsche, [309]
• Purity (I), [309]
• Purity (II), [309]
• Purple Cherry (syn. of Early Purple), [130]
• Purple Guigne (syn. of Early Purple), [130]
• Purpurrothe Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Red Bigarreau), [309]
• Pyramidenkirsche (syn. of Jerusalemskirsche), [279]
• Pyramidenweichsel (syn. of Jerusalemskirsche), [279]
• Quaker, [309]
• Rainier French, [309]
• Ratafia (syn. of Brusseler Braune), [110]
• Ratafia Griotte (syn. of English Morello), [139]
• Raton, var. orig. with, [211]
• Red Bigarreau, [309]
• Red Canada, [310]
• Red-flowered (syn. of Fleurs Semi-doubles), [253]
• Red Guigne, [310]
• Red Heart (syn. of Bleeding Heart), [109]
• Red Jacket, [310]
• Red Muscatel, [310]
• Red Oranien, [310]
• Red Pie Cherry (syn. of Late Kentish), [157]
• Red Rock, [310]
• Red Russian, [310]
• Reichart, [310]
• Reid, John, quoted, [68]
• Reina Hortense, [179]
• Reine-Hortense Hâtive, [310]
• Remington, [311]
• Remington Heart (syn. of Remington), [311]
• Rentz Morello, [311]
• Republican, [181]
• Resacks Knorpelkirsche, [311]
• Richardson, [311]
• Richardson, J. R., var. orig. with, [311]
• Richardson, William P., var. orig. with, [311]
• Richardson Late Black, [311]
• Richter Sümling, [311]
• Riga No. [108], [311]
• Riga No. [109], [311]
• Riley, quoted, [45]
• Rival, [311]
• Rivers, Thomas, var. orig. by, [247], [248], [293], [311]
• River's Early Amber Heart (syn. of Early Amber), [247]
• Rivers Early Heart, [311]
• Roberts, David, var. orig. with, [312]
• Roberts' Red (syn. of Bowyer Early Heart), [225]
• Roberts Red Heart, [311]
• Rochaline, [312]
• Rock, [312]
• Rockland, [312]
• Rockport, [182]
• Rocky Hill Honey Heart, [312]
• Rocky Mountain, [312]
• Rocky Mountain Cherry, botanical name of, [37]
• Rocmonter Marmorkirsche (syn. of Belle de Rocmont), [212]
• Roe, [312]
• Romaine, [312]
• Ronald, [312]
• Ronald's Large Black Heart (syn. of Black Tartaran), [107]
• Röschers, var. orig. with, [312]
• Röschers Kirsche, [312]
• Rose Charmeux, [312]
• Rosenobel, [312]
• Rosenrothe Maikirsche (syn. of Guigne Rose Hâtive), [272]
• Rostraver Bigarreau, [313]
• Rothe Glanzkirsche, [313]
• Rothe Herzkirsche, [313]
• Rothe Maikirsche (syn. of May Duke), [164]
• Rothe Maiknorpelkirsche, [313]
• Rothe Molkenkirsche, [313]
• Rothe Muskateller (syn. of Cerise Guigne), [232]
• Rothe Oranienkirsche (syn. of Carnation), [114]
• Rothe Soodkirsche, [313]
• Rothe Spanische Marmorkirsche (syn. of Belle de Rocmont), [212]
• Rouaanse Kirsche, [313]
• Rouge de Downing (syn. of Downing Red Cheek), [244]
• Rouge Pâle Tardive, [313]
• Rouge des Vosges, [313]
• Round Sweet, [314]
• Royal American, [314]
• Royal Ann (syn. of Napoleon), [172]
• Royal Duke, [184]
• Royal Hâtif, [314]
• Royale (syn. of Jeffrey Duke), [146]
• Royale d'Angleterre (syn. of Royal Duke), [184]
• Royale Cherry Duke (syn. of May Duke), [164]
• Royale Hâtive (syn. of Jeffrey Duke), [146];
  (syn. of May Duke), [164]
• Royale Tardive (syn. of Holman Duke), [276]
• Rumsey, [314]
• Rumsey, J. S., var. orig. by, [314]
• Rumsey's Late Morello (syn. of Rumsey), [314]
• Runde Marmorirte Süsskirsche, [314]
• Rupert, [314]
• Rupp, [314]
• Rupp, Solomon, var. orig. by, [314]
• Russian cherries, value of, for stocks, [73-74]
• Russian Morello, [314]
• Russian [207] (syn. of Russian Morello), [314]
• Russian Seedlings Nos. [8], [42], [49], [54], [109], [128], [169] and [199], [315]
• Russie à Fruit Blanc, [315]
• Ryley Black Tartarian, [315]
• Süchsische Frühe Maikirsche, [315]
• Sacramento, [315]
• Saint-Laurent, [315]
• St. Lucie cherry, [32]
• St. Margaret's Cherry (syn. of Elkhorn), [134]
• St. Walpurgiskirsche (syn. of Bigarreau de Walpurgis), [221]
• Sand Cherry, botanical name of, [35];
  use of, as a stock, [74]
• Sansoto, [315]
• Sapa, [315]
• Sappington, [315]
• Sauer Einmach and Backkirsche (syn. of Leitzkauer), [290]
• Sauerjotte, [315]
• Saure Herzkirsche, [315]
• Sauvigny Knorpelkirsche, [315]
• Scharlachkirsche, [316]
• Schatten Amarelle (syn. of Shadow Amarelle), [318]
• Scheur-Kers (syn. of Black Guigne), [104]
• Schleihahn Sweet, [316]
• Schlössers Schattenmorelle, [316]
• Schmehls, [316]
• Schmidt, [185]
• Schmidt, F., var. orig. by, [186], [316]
• Schmidt Bigarreau No. [2], [316]
• Schmidt Frühe Herzkirsche, [316]
• Schneeberger Kirsche, [316]
• Schneider Frühe Herzkirsche, [316]
• Schneider Spüte Knorpelkirsche, [316]
• Schöne Agathe (syn. of Hildesheim), [144]
• Schöne Audigeoise (syn. of Belle Audigeoise), [211]
• Schöne aus Sauvigny (syn. of Montmorency de Sauvigny), [298]
• Schöne von Ardêche (syn. of Cerise de l'Ardèche), [230]
• Schöne von Brügge, [317]
• Schöne von Choisy (syn. of Choisy), [116]
• Schöne von Couchey (syn. of Belle de Couchey), [211]
• Schöne von Marienhohe, [317]
• Schöne von Montreuil (syn. of Montreuil), [298]
• Schöne von Ribeaucourt (syn. of Belle de Ribeaucourt), [212]
• Schöne von Rocmont (syn. of Belle de Rocmont), [212]
• Schreckens Kirsche (syn. of Bigarreau de Schrecken), [220]
• Schröcks Spüte Bunte Knorpelkirsche, [317]
• Schwarzbraune Knorpelkirsche, [318]
• Schwarze Forellenkirsche, [317]
• Schwarze Knorpel von Mezel (syn. of Mezel), [167]
• Schwarze Maikirsche (syn. of Schwarze Maiweichsel), [317]
• Schwarze Maiweichsel, [317]
• Schwarze Malvasierkirsche (syn. of Schwarze Oranienkirsche), [317]
• Schwarze Muskateller, [317]
• Schwarze oder Spüte Herzkirsche (syn. of Black Spanish), [223]
• Schwarze Oranienkirsche, [317]
• Schwarze Soodkirsche, [317]
• Schwarze Spanische Frühkirsche (syn. of Spanische Frühkirsche), [320]
• Schwarze Spanische Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Black Spanish), [223]
• Schwarze Ungarische Kirsche (syn. of Ungarische Weichsel), [329]
• Schwarze Weichsel mit halb gefüllter Blüte (syn. of Halbgefülltblühende Weichsel), [273]
• Schwarzes Taubenherz, [318]
• Schwefelkirsche (syn. of Dankelmannskirsche), [240]
• Sebril, [318]
• Seckbacher, [318]
• Seckbacher Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Seckbacher), [318]
• Seederberger, [318]
• Select Beauty, [318]
• Semis de Burr (syn. of Burr), [228]
• Shadow Amarelle, [318]
• Shadow Morello (syn. of Shadow Amarelle), [318]
• Shailer, [319]
• Shannon, [319]
• Shannon Morello (syn. of Shannon), [319]
• Shelton, [319]
• Shelton, William, var. orig. by, [319]
• Shepler, Louis, var. orig. with, [210]
• Shippen (syn. of June Duke), [280]
• Short-stem May, [319]
• Short-Stem Montmorency, [187]
• Short Stem Montmorency (syn. of Large Montmorency), [153]
• Shubianka, [319]
• Sibrel, [319]
• Siebenfreund, var. introduced by, [328]
• Silver Thorne, [319]
• Sklanka, [188]
• Skublics Weichsel, [319]
• Sleinhaus, [319]
• Small Black Guigne, [319]
• Small Double Flowering (syn. of Fleurs Doubles), [252]
• Small Morello, [319]
• Smyech, Daniel, var. orig. with, [287]
• Smidt Yellow, [319]
• Smith (syn. of Schmidt), [185]
• Socsany, [320]
• Soft Sheld (syn. of Soft-stone Cherry), [320]
• Soft-stone Cherry, [320]
• Soodamarelle (syn. of Rothe Soodkirsche), [313]
• Sour Cherry, adaptation of, to culture, [3];
  comparison of, with the Sweet Cherry, [9];
  environment of, [76-80];
  geographic range of, [41];
  group name of, [2];
  probable parentage of, [44]
• Souths Breite Herzkirsche, [320]
• Souvenir d'Essonnes, [320]
• Spanische Frühkirsche, [320]
• Spanische Frühweichsel, [320]
• Spanische Glaskirsche, [320]
• Spanische Herzkirsche (syn. of Spanische Frühkirsche), [320]
• Spanish (syn. of Yellow Spanish), [202];
  (syn. of Black Spanish), [223]
• Spanish Griotte, [321]
• Sparhawk, [189]
• Sparhawk, Edward, var. introduced by, [190]
• Sparhawk's Honey (syn. of Sparhawk), [189]
• Spütblühende Glaskirsche, [321]
• Spüte Amarelle, [190]
• Spüte Amarelle (syn. of Süsse Amarelle), [323]
• Spüte braune Spanische Herzkirsche (syn. of Braune Spanische Kirsche), [226]
• Spüte grosse königliche Weichsel (syn. of Jerusalemskirsche), [279]
• Spüte Herzogenkirsche (syn. of Late Duke), [155]
• Spüte Königliche Weichsel (syn. of Jerusalemskirsche), [279]
• Spüte Maikirsche (syn. of Seckbacher), [318]
• Spüte Maulbeerherzkirsche (syn. of Spüte Maulbeerkirsche), [321]
• Spüte Maulbeerkirsche, [321]
• Spüte Morello (syn. of Spüte Amarelle), [190]
• Spüte Rote Knorpelkirsche, [321]
• Spüte Schwarze Forellenkirsche, [321]
• Spüte Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [321]
• Spüte Schwarze Spanische Herzkirsche, [321]
• Speckkirsche, [321]
• Spitzens Herzkirsche, [322]
• Srdcovka v Skalka, [322]
• Stanapa, [322]
• Standard, [322]
• Starr Prolific, [322]
• Stüts Blühender Kirschbaum (syn. of Toussaint), [193]
• Strass Early Black, [322]
• Strauss, [322]
• Strauss Weichsel, [322]
• Strauss Weichsel (syn. of Strauss), [322]
• Striker, [323]
• Striped-Leaved, [323]
• Strong, J. F., var. orig. by, [307]
• Stuart, [323]
• Stuart, C. W., var. orig. by, [323]
• Sucrée Léon Leclerc, [323]
• Suda, [192]
• Suda, var. orig. with, [192]
• Suda Hardy (syn. of Suda), [192]
• Summer's Honey (syn. of Honey), [276]
• Summit, [323]
• Süsse Amarelle, [323]
• Süsse Frühherzkirsche, [323]
• Süsse Frühweichsel, [324]
• Süsse Frühweichsel (syn. of Griotte Douce Précoce), [262]
• Süsse Maiherzkirsche, [324]
• Süsse Maiherzkirsche (syn. of Baumann May), [100]
• Süsse Spanische, [324]
• Süsskirsche mit Gefurster Blüthe, [324]
• Süsskirschenbaum mit ganz gefüllter Blüte (syn. of Large Double Flowering), [287]
• Süssweichsel von Chaux (syn. of German Morello), [258]
• Sweedish, [324]
• Sweet Cherry, adaptation of, to culture, [3];
  comparison of, with the Sour Cherry, [9];
  environment of, [77-80];
  geographic range of, [41-42];
  group name of, [2]
• Sweet Montmorency, [324]
• Sweet Morello, [324]
• Tabors schwarze Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Bigarreau Noir de Tabor), [219]
• Tarascon Kirsche, [324]
• Tardive d'Avignon, [325]
• Tardive de Brederode, [325]
• Tardive Noire d'Espagne, [325]
• Tardive de Peine, [325]
• Tartarian (syn. of Black Tartarian), [107]
• Tecumseh, [325]
• Temple, [325]
• Terry, [325]
• Terry Early (syn. of Terry), [325]
• Terry, H. A., var. introduced by, [325]
• Thacher, quoted, [69]
• Theophrastus, quoted, [43]
• Thirty Day, [325]
• Thomas, quoted, [70]
• Thompson, [325]
• Thränen Muskatellerkirsche, [326]
• Tilgner Rothe Herzkirsche, [326]
• Tilgner Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [326]
• Timme, [192]
• Timme, var. introduced by, [193]
• Tobacco-Leaved, [326]
• Toctonne Précoce, [327]
• Tokeya, [327]
• Tomato, [327]
• Toronto, [327]
• Toupie, [327]
• Toussaint, [193]
• Townsend, [327]
• Townsend, W. P., var. orig. by, [327]
• Tradescant (syn. of White Bigarreau), [196]
• Tradescant, John, var. orig. with, [134]
• Tradescant's Black Heart (syn. of Elkhorn), [134]
• Transparent, [327]
• Transparent de Bettenburg (syn. of Bettenburger Glaskirsche), [213]
• Transparent Guigne, [328]
• Transparent de Jahn (syn. of Transparent Guigne), [328]
• Transparente d'Espagne (syn. of Spanische Glaskirsche), [320]
• Transparente de Meylan, [328]
• Transparente de Rivers, [328]
• Transparente de Siebenfreund, [328]
• Trauben oder Bouquet Amarelle (syn. of Cluster), [119]
• Trauerknorpelkirsche (syn. of Weeping Black Bigarreau), [331]
• Triomphe de Fausin, [328]
• Triumph of Cumberland (syn. of Cumberland), [239]
• Troprichters Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [328]
• Tros-Kers (syn. of Cluster), [119]
• Truchsess, var. orig. by, [213], [214]
• Truchsess Schwarze Herzkirsche, [328]
• Tubbs, [328]
• Türkine, [328]
• Türkine (syn. of Flamentine), [252]
• Turkirsche Grosse, [329]
• Turner Late, [329]
• Twyford, [329]
• Uellner, var. orig. with, [293]
• Uhlhorns Trauerkirsche, [329]
• Ulatis (syn. of California Advance), [113]
• Ungarische Herzkirsche (syn. of Grosse Ungarische Kirsche), [267]
• Ungarische Süssweichsel (syn. of Royal Duke), [184]
• Ungarische Weichsel, [329]
• Urinall, [329]
• Utha, [329]
• Vail, Henry, var. orig. with, [209]
• Vail's August Duke (syn. of August Duke), [209]
• Van Gaasbeck, [329]
• Van Mons, var. orig. with, [246]
• Vanskike, [329]
• Varenne, var. orig. with, [137]
• Varrenne, De (syn. of Grosse Nonnenkirsche), [266]
• Vaughn, [329]
• Velser, [329]
• Very Large Heart, [330]
• Vesta, [330]
• Villeneuver Herzkirsche (syn. of Guigne Villeneuve), [272]
• Villennes (syn. of Cerise Rouge Pale), [233]
• Vilna Sweet, [330]
• Violet, [330]
• Virginia May Duke, [330]
• Vistula, [330]
• Vladimir, [194]
• Von Lade's Spüte Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Ladé Late), [286]
• Voronezh No. [27], [330]
• Wabash, [330]
• Wachampa, [330]
• Wachsknorpelkirsche (syn. of Büttner Gelbe Knorpelkirsche), [228]
• Wagner, [330]
• Wahre Englische Kirsche (syn. of Late Duke), [155]
• Walling, G. W., var. orig. by, [304]
• Walpurgiskirsche (syn. of Bigarreau de Walpurgis), [221]
• Walsh Seedling (syn. of Black Bigarreau of Savoy), [222]
• Wanfrieder Weichsel (syn. of Velser), [329]
• Warner, [331]
• Warner, Mathew G., var. orig. by, [331]
• Warren, var. orig. by, [331]
• Warren Transparent, [331]
• Washington Purple, [331]
• Waterhouse, [331]
• Waterhouse, Warren, var. orig. by, [331]
• Waterloo, [196]
• Weber, R. H., var. orig. by, [301]
• Weeping, [331]
• Weeping (syn. of Dwarf Siberian), [247]
• Weeping or Pendulous Morello (syn. of Weeping), [331]
• Weeping Black Bigarreau, [331]
• Weeping Napoleon, [331]
• Weichsel mit halbgefüllter Blüthe (syn. of Fleurs Semi-doubles), [253]
• Weichselbaum mit bündelförmigen Früchten (syn. of Cerisier Très-fertile), [234]
• Weichselbaum mit gelb, weiss, und röthlich marmorirte Frucht (syn. of Spütblühende Glaskirsche), [321]
• Weichselbaum mit sehr gross gefüllter Blüthe (syn. of Fleurs Doubles), [252]
• Weidenblüttrige Süssweichsel (syn. of Willow-Leaved), [335]
• Weis, Roth und Rosenfarbig Marmorirte Kramelkirsche, [331]
• Weiss Herzkirsche (syn. of Grosse Bunte Herzkirsche), [265]
• Weiss und hellroth gefleckte grosse Kramelkirsche (syn. of Weisse Rosenroth Marmorirte Herzkirsche), [331]
• Weiss und hellroth geflekte grosse Kramelkirsche (syn. of Runde Marmorirte Süsskirsche), [314]
• Weiss und rothe grosse Herzkirsche (syn. of Früheste Bunte Herzkirsche), [256]
• Weisse Mandelkirsche, [332]
• Weisse Rosenroth Marmorirte Herzkirsche, [331]
• Wellington, [332]
• Wellington's Weichsel (syn. of Wellington), [332]
• Weltz, Leo, var. introduced by, [205]
• Wendell, Herman, var. orig. by, [332]
• Wendell Mottled, [332]
• Wenzlecks Bunte Knorpelkirsche, [332]
• Werder Early Black, [332]
• Werdersche Schwarze Allerfrüheste Herzkirsche (syn. of Werder Early Black), [332]
• Werder'sche Bunte Herzkirsche, [332]
• Western Sand Cherry, botanical name of, [37]
• Wheeler, [332]
• Wheeler, H. J., var. orig. with, [332]
• White Bigarreau, [196]
• White Bigarreau, [332]
• White French, [333]
• White French Guigne, [333]
• White Gean, [333]
• White Heart, [197]
• White Heart (syn. of Grosse Guigne Blanche), [266]
• White Hungarian Gean, [333]
• White Mazzard, [333]
• White Oxheart (syn. of White Bigarreau), [196]
• White Spanish, [333]
• White Tartarian, [333]
• White Transparent, [333]
• Wier, D. B., var. orig. by, [252], [257], [301], [333], [334]
• Wier No. [2], [333]
• Wier No. [11], [334]
• Wier No. [12], [334]
• Wier No. [13], [334]
• Wier No. [19], [334]
• Wier No. [24], [334]
• Wier No. [44], [334]
• Wier's Seedlings, [333]
• Wild Morello (syn. of Common Morello), [237]
• Wild Ross-shire, [334]
• Wilde Bunte Marmorkirsche, [334]
• Wilder, Samson V. S., var. introduced by, [292]
• Wilding von Kronberg (syn. of Kronberger Kirsche), [285]
• Wilhelmine Kleindienst, [334]
• Wilkinson, [334]
• Willamette, [335]
• Willis Early, [335]
• Willow-Leaved, [335]
• Wincklers schwarze Knorpelkirsche (syn. of Winkler Black), [335]
• Windsor, [198]
• Winkler, var. orig. by, [269]
• Winkler Black, [335]
• Winkler weisse Herzkirsche (syn. of Guigne Carnée Winkler), [269]
• Winkler's schwarze Herzkirsche (syn. of Winkler Black), [335]
• Winter, Pastor, var. introduced by, [334]
• Winter Schwarze, [335]
• Wirt, Henry, var. orig. with, [275]
• Wohltragende Hollündische Kirsche, [335]
• Wood, [199];
  immunity of, to powdery mildew, [11]
• Wragg, [201]
• Yan, [335]
• Yellow Glass, [336]
• Yellow Honey (syn. of Honey), [276]
• Yellow Spanish, [202]
• Young Large Black Heart, [336]
• Youngken, Josiah G., var. orig. by, [299]
• Yuksa, [336]
• Zahm, G. W., var. orig. with, [274]
• Zeisbergische Kirsche (syn. of Bigarreau de Zeisberg), [221]
• Zimmtkirsche, [336]
• Zweifarbige Kirsche, [336]
• Zweite Grösser Herzkirschweichsel (syn. of Brusseler Braune), [110]
• Zwitterkirsche, [336]
• Zzuckser Schwarze Knorpelkirsche, [336]