A Naturalist In Western China with Vasculum, Camera, and Gun. Being some account of Eleven Years’ Travel, Exploration, and Observation in the More Remote Parts of the Flowery Kingdom. By Ernest Henry Wilson. Two Volumes. New York: 1913.
[INDEX]
Á Gobert (syn. of Angobert), [248]
A. J. Cook, [236]
Aarer Pfundbirne, [236]
Abbé Fétel, [236]
Abbé Pérez, [236]
Abbott, [236]
Abbott, Mrs. T., orig. of Abbott, [236]
Abdon Birne, [236]
Abele de St. Denis, [236]
Abercromby, [236]
Achalzig, [237]
Achan, [237]
Acidaline, [237]
Acme, [237]
Adams, [237]
Adams, Dr. H., orig. of Adams, [237]
Adanson Apothekerbirne(syn. of Aglaë Adanson), [239]
Adélaïde de Rèves, [237]
Adèle (syn. of Adèle de Saint-Denis), [237]
Adèle Lancelot, [237]
Adèle de Saint-Denis, [237]
Admirable, [238]
Admiral Cécile (syn. of Amiral Cécile), [245]
Admiral Farragut, [238]
Admiral Foote, [238]
Adolphe Cachet, [238]
Adolphe Fouquet, [238]
Adolphine Richard, [238]
Aehrenthal, [238]
Agathe de Lescours (syn. of Agathe de Lescourt), [238]
Agathe de Lescourt, [238]
Aglaë Adanson, [239]
Aglaë Grégoire, [239]
Agnès [239]
Agricola, [239]
Agua de Valence, [250]
Ah-Mon-Dieu, [239]
Aigue, [239]
Aiken, [239]
Aime Ogereau, [240]
Aimée Adam, [240]
Akatsupo, [240]
Alamo, [240]
Albertine, [240]
Alcinöus, pear in garden of, [4]
Alexander, [240]
Alexander Lucas, [240]
Alexandre Bivort, [240]
Alexandre Chomer, [241]
Alexandre de la Herche, [241]
Alexandre Lambré, [241]
Alexandre de Russie, [241]
Alexandrina, [241]
Alexandrine Douillard, [241]
Alexandrine Hélie (syn. of Belle Julie), [265]
Alexandrine Mas, [241]
Alexiens Bros., orig. of Pius X, [500]
Alfred de Madre, [242]
Alice Payne, [242]
Allerton, [242]
Alliance franco-russe, [242]
Alouette, [242]
Alpha, [242]
Alphonse Allegatière, [242]
Alphonse Karr, [242]
Amadotte, [243]
Amande Double, [243]
Amandine, [243]
Ambrette, [243]
Ambrette d’Été, [243]
Ambrette d’Hiver (syn. of Ambrette), [243]
Ambrosia, [244]
Amédée Leclerc, [244]
Amelanchier, relationship of, to pear, [57]
Amélie Leclerc, [244]
America, [244]
America, arrival of pear in, [40];
climate of, uncongenial to pears, [38];
importation of European pear varieties into, [52];
pear in, [37]
American pear culture, influence of Oriental pears on, [55]
American pear districts, [38]
Amie Verdier, [244]
Amiral, [244]
Amiral Cécile, [245]
Amiré Joannet, [245]
Amlisberger Mostbirne, [245]
Amoselle panachée (syn. of Bergamote de Hollande Panachée), [269]
Amour, [245]
Amstettner Mostbirne, [245]
Ananas, [245]
Ananas de Courtrai, [245]
Ananas de Courtray (syn. of Ananas de Courtrai), [245]
Ananas d’Été, [246]
Andenken an den Congress (syn. of Souvenir du Congrès), [218]
Andouille, [246]
André Desportes, [122]
Andrew Murray, [246]
Andrews, [246]
Ange, [246]
Angel, [246]
Angeline, [246]
Angélique de Bordeaux, [247]
Angélique Cuvier, [247]
Angélique Leclerc, [247]
Angélique de Rome, [247]
Angers, Horticultural Society of, orig. of Cassante du Comice, [329];
Colmar d’Automne Nouveau, [342];
Dhommée, [359];
Gros Lucas, [404];
Sucrée du Comice, [555]
Angleterre (syn. of Beurré d’Angleterre), [284]
Angleterre d’Hiver, [247]
Angleterre Nain, [247]
Angobert, [248]
Angoisse, [248]
Angora, [248]
Angoucha, [248]
Angouleme (syn. of Duchesse d’Angoulême), [154]
Anjou (syn. of Beurre d’Anjou), [127]
Anna Audisson (syn. Anna Audusson), [249]
Anna Audusson, [249]
Anna Nelis, [249]
Anne de Bretagne, [249]
Anne of Brittany (syn. of Anne de Bretagne), [249]
Ansault, [123]
Anthoine, Dieudonné, orig. of Dieudonné Anthoine, [359]
Anthony Thacher, [249]
Antoine, [249]
Antoine Delfosse, [249]
Antoinette, [249]
Anversoise, [250]
Apfelblättrige Azerolbirne, [250]
Apothekerbirne, [250]
Apple, [250]
Apple Pear, [250]
Apples, relationship to pears, [58]
Appoline, [250]
Aqueuse d’Esclavonie, [250]
Aqueuse de Meiningen, [251]
Arabella, [251]
Arbre Courbé, [251]
Arcedeckene, Andrew, orig. of Suffolk Thorn, [556]
Archduke of Austria, [251]
Archiduc Charles, [251]
Archiduc d’Été, [251]
Archiduc Jean d’Autriche, [251]
Archiduchesse d’Autriche, [251]
Arendt Dechantsbirne, [252]
Argent, [252]
Argusbirne, [252]
Arkansas, [252]
Arkansas Mammoth (syn. of Arkansas), [252]
Arlequin Musqué, [252]
Arlingham Squash, [252]
Armand Prévost, [253]
Arménie, [253]
Arnold, [253]
Arnold & Frazier, orig. of Arnold, [253]
Arthur Bivort, [253]
Arthur Chevreau, [253]
Arundell, [253]
Aspasie Aucourt, [253]
Aspidiotus perniciosus on pear, [117]
Aston Town, [254]
Audibert, [254]
Audusson, Alexis, orig. of Lucie Audusson, [453]
Audusson, Anne-Pierre, orig. of Beurré Audusson, [284]
Augier, [254]
Augustbirne, [254]
Auguste de Boulogne, [254]
Auguste Droche, [254]
Auguste Jurie, [254]
Auguste von Krause, [254]
Auguste Miguard, [255]
Auguste Royer, [255]
Augustine, [255]
Augustine Lelieur, [255]
Augustus Dana, [255]
Aurate, [255]
Auray, [255]
Autocrat, [256]
Autumn Bergamot, parent of Gansel Bergamot, [391]
Autumn Bergamot (English), [256]
Autumn Colmar, [256]
Autumn Joséphine, [256]
Autumn Nelis, [256]
Avocat Allard, [257]
Avocat Nélis, [257]
Avocat Tonnelier, [257]
Ayer, [257]
Ayer, O. H., orig. of Ayer, [257]; Douglas, [150]
Aylton Red, [257]
Azerole, [257]
B. S. Fox (syn. of Fox), [168]
Bachelier, Louis-François, orig. of Beurré Bachelier, [285]
Bacillus amylovorous, cause of pear blight, [112]
Backhouse, James, orig. of Beurré Backhouse, [285]
Bacterium tumefaciens, cause of crown-gall on pears, [116]
Baguet, [257]
Bailly, orig. of Beurré Bailly, [285]
Bakholda, [258]
Baking, [258]
Baldschmiedler, [258]
Balduinsteiner Kinderbirne, [258]
Ballet, orig. of Madame Ballet, [456]
Balosse, [258]
Balsambirne, [258]
Baltet, Charles, introd. of Roosevelt, [213];
orig. of Virginie Baltet, [573]
Baltet, Ernest, orig. of Beurré d’Avril, [285];
Comte Lelieur, [346];
Madame Lyé-Baltet, [458]
Baltet Bros., orig. of Beurré Baltet Père, [286];
Charles Ernest, [334];
Docteur Joubert, [361];
Guyot, [174];
Ministre Viger, [473];
Professeur Opoix, [514]
Baltet Senior (syn. of Beurré Baltet Père), [286]
Bankerbine, [258]
Bankhead, Capt., orig. of Jewel, [430]
Banks, [258]
Baptiste Valette, [258]
Bar Seckel (syn. of Barseck) [260]
Barbancinet, [258]
Barbe Nélis, [259]
Barker, [259]
Barland, [259]
Barnadiston, [259]
Baron Deman de Lennick, [259]
Baron d’hiver (syn. of Baronsbirne), [260]
Baron Leroy, [259]
Baron Trauttenberg, [259]
Baron Treyve, [259]
Baronne de Mello, [260]
Baronsbirne, [260]
Barry, [260]
Barry, Patrick, biography of, [203]
Barry, William Crawford, biography of, [204]
Barseck, [260]
Barthélemy du Mortier, [260]
Barthère, discov. of Duchesse d’Hiver, [372]
Bartlett, [124]
Bartlett, Enoch, dissem. of Bartlett, [125]
Bartlett, parent of Barseck, [260];
Big Productive, [309];
Dempsey, [357];
Eva Baltet, [379];
Favorite Morel, [381];
Félix Sahut, [381];
Le Lecher, [444];
Lucy Duke, [194];
Lyerle, [454];
Professeur Barral, [514];
S. T. Wright, [533];
Ulatis, [567];
Winter Williams, [584]
Bartlett and Kieffer leading commercial pears, [84]
Bartram, [260]
Bartram, Ann, orig. of Bartram, [260]
Bartram, John, orig. of Petre, [497]
Bartranne, [260]
Baseler Sommer-Muskatellerbirne, [261]
Basiner, [261]
Bassin (syn. of Jargonelle (French)), [178]
Baudry, [261]
Baumann Brothers, orig. of Beurré Bollwiller, [288]
Beacon, [261]
Beadnell, [261]
Beadnell, John, orig. of Beadnell, [261]
Beau de la Cour, [261]
Beau Présent d’Artois, [261]
Beauchamp, orig. of Beurré de l’Assomption, [284];
Beurré Beauchamp, [286];
Souvenir de Gaëte, [550]
Beaufort, [262]
Beauvalot, [262]
Beernaert, Reynaert, discov. of Fondante de Cuerne, [384]
Beier Meissner Eierbirne, [262]
Belgische Blutbirne (syn. of Sanguinole de Belgique), [540]
Belgische Pomeranzenbirne (syn. of Fondante des Prés), [385]
Belgische Zapfenbirne (syn. of Long Green), [449]
Belgium, pear in, [16]
Belle Angevine, [262]; parent of Bon-Chrétien Vermont, [315]
Belle Angevine (syn. of Pound), [208]
Belle après Noël (syn. of Fondante de Noël), [164]
Belle des Arbrés, [262]
Belle Audibert (syn. of Audibert), [254]
Belle de Beaufort, [262]
Belle Bessa, [262]
Belle de Bolbec, [263]
Belle et Bonne de Hée, [263]
Belle et Bonne de la Pierre, [263]
Belle de Brissac, [263]
Belle de Bruxelles sans Pepins, [263]
Belle de Craonnais, [263]
Belle de la Croix Morel, [263]
Belle de Décembre, [264]
Belle Epine Dumas (syn. of Épine du Mas), [377]
Belle de Esquermes (syn. of Fontenay), [165]
Belle de Féron, [264]
Belle du Figuier, [264]
Belle de Flanders (syn. of Flemish Beauty), [163]
Belle-Fleurusienne, [264]
Belle de Flushing (syn. of Harvard), [412]
Belle Fondante, [264]
Belle de Forêts, [264]
Belle de Guasco, [264]
Belle Guérandaise, [264]
Belle Hugevine, [265]
Belle Isle d’Angers, [265]
Belle d’Ixelles, [265]
Belle de Jarnac (syn. of Nouvelle Fulvie), [483]
Belle de Juillet, [265]
Belle Julie, [265]
Belle de Kain, [265]
Belle de Lorient, [265]
Belle Lucrative, [125];
parent of P. Barry, [203];
President Clark, [509]
Belle de Malines, [265]
Belle de Martigny, [265]
Belle-Moulinoise, [265]
Belle de Noël (syn. of Fondante de Noël), [164]
Belle de Noisette, [266]
Belle de l’Orient (syn. of Belle de Lorient), [265]
Belle Picarde, [266]
Belle Rouennaise, [266]
Belle de Septembre (syn. of Grosse September Birne), [406]
Belle de Stresa, [266]
Belle Sucrée, [266]
Belle de Thouars, [266]
Belle Williams, [267]
Belle de Zoar (syn. of Zoar Beauty), [588]
Bellissime d’Automne, [267]
Bellissime d’Été (syn. of Jargonelle (French)), [178]
Bellissime d’Hiver, [267]
Belmont, [267]
Beman, [267]
Benadine, [267]
Benoist, Auguste, orig. of Duchesse de Brissac, [372];
Marie Benoist, [463];
prop, of Beurré Benoist, [287]
Benoist, Jean-Henri, orig. of Belle de Brissac, [263]
Benoist Nouveau, [267]
Benoit Caroli, [268]
Bensell, [268]
Bensell, orig. of Bensell, [268]
Benvie, [268]
Béquesne, [268]
Berckmans, Louis, orig. of varieties, [240], [308], [373], [389], [540], [549], [563]
Bergamot de Chantilly, [268]
Bergamot Louvain, [268]
Bergamot Seckel, [268]
Bergamot Winter, [268]
Bergamote Arsène Sannier, [268]
Bergamote d’Automne Panachée, [269]
Bergamote Balicq, [269]
Bergamote Boussière, [269]
Bergamote du Bugey (syn. of Bergamotte Bugi), [270]
Bergamote Espéren, parent of Directeur Varenne, [360]
Bergamote Gansel (syn. of Gansel Bergamot), [391]
Bergamote Hamdens, [269]
Bergamote d’Hildesheim (syn. of Hildesheimer Bergamotte), [418]
Bergamote de Hollande Panachée, [269]
Bergamote Lucrative (syn. of Belle Lucrative),
[126]
Bergamote de Pâques (syn. of Easter Bergamot), [374]
Bergamote de la Pentecôte (syn. of Easter Beurré), [159]
Bergamote Philippot, [269]
Bergamote Rose, [269]
Bergamotte d’Anvers, [269]
Bergamotte d’Automne, [270]
Bergamotte Ballicq (syn. of Bergamote Balicq), [269]
Bergamotte Bouvant, [270]
Bergamotte Bufo, [270]
Bergamotte Bugi, [270]
Bergamotte de Coloma, [270]
Bergamotte de la Cour, [271]
Bergamotte Crassane (syn. of Crassane), [350]
Bergamotte Crassane d’Hiver (syn. of Beurré Bruneau), [289]
Bergamotte de Darmstadt, [271]
Bergamotte de Donauer, [271]
Bergamotte Double, [271]
Bergamotte Dussart, [271]
Bergamotte Éliza Mathews (syn, of Groom Prince Royal), [403]
Bergamotte Espéren, [271];
parent of Beurré Henri Courcelle, [297];
Bergamotte la Gantoise, [272];
Président Barabé, [508]
Bergamotte d’Espéren, parent of Frau Louise Goethe, [389]
Bergamotte d’Espéren (syn. of Bergamotte Espéren), [271]
Bergamotte Espéren Souvenir de Plantières, [271]
Bergamotte d’Été, [271]
Bergamotte d’été de Kraft (syn. of Kraft Sommer Bergamotte), [438]
Bergamotte d’été de Lubeck, [272]
Bergamotte Fertile, [272]
Bergamotte Fortunée, parent of Le Lecher, [444]
Bergamotte Fortunée (syn. of Fortunée), [387]
Bergamotte la Gantoise, [272]
Bergamotte Heimbourg, [272]
Bergamotte Hérault, [272]
Bergamotte Hertrich, [272]
Bergamotte-d’Hiver de Furstenzell, [273]
Bergamotte d’Hollande, [273]
Bergamotte Jars, [273]
Bergamotte de Jodoigne, [273]
Bergamotte Klinkhardt, [273]
Bergamotte Laffay, [273]
Bergamotte Lesèble, [273]
Bergamotte Liabaud, [274]
Bergamotte Mico, [274]
Bergamotte de Millepieds, [274]
Bergamotte Nicolle, [274]
Bergamotte Œuf de Cygne, [274]
Bergamotte d’Oisan, [274]
Bergamotte de Parthenay, [274]
Bergamotte Picquot, [275]
Bergamotte Ploskui, [275]
Bergamotte Poiteau, [275]
Bergamotte Pomme, [275]
Bergamotte du Quercy, [275]
Bergamotte Reinette, [275]
Bergamotte de Roe (syn. of Roe Bergamot), [522]
Bergamotte de Rouen, [276]
Bergamotte Rouge, [275]
Bergamotte Rouge de Mayer, [276]
Bergamotte Sageret, [276]
Bergamotte Sanguine, [276]
Bergamotte Sannier, [276]
Bergamotte Sapieganka (syn. of Sapieganka), [541]
Bergamotte Silvange, [276]
Bergamotte de Souchait, [276]
Bergamotte de Soulers, [277]
Bergamotte de Stryker, [277]
Bergamotte Suisse (syn. of Bergamote d’Automne Panachée), [269]
Bergamotte Suisse Rond, [277]
Bergamotte Tardive Collette, [277]
Bergamotte Tardive de Gansel (syn. of Gansel Late Bergamot), [391]
Bergamotte Thuerlinckx, [277]
Bergamotte de Tournai, [277]
Bergamotte de Tournay, [278]
Bergamotte von Vezouzière (syn. of Vezouzière), [571]
Bergamotte Volltragende, [278]
Bergamotte Welbeck (syn. of Welbeck Bergamot), [577]
Bergbirne, [278]
Bergen, [278]
Bergen, Cornelius, orig. of Island, [425]
Berlaimont, [278]
Bernard, [278]
Berriays, [278]
Bertrand Guinoisseau, [278]
Berzelius, [279]
Besi de Caen, [279]
Besi de Caffoy, [279]
Besi-Carème, [279]
Besi de Chaumontel (syn. of Chaumontel), [335]
Besi Dubost, [279]
Besi de l’Echasserie (syn. of Echasserie), [374]
Besi Espéren, [279]
Besi Garnier (syn. of Garnier), [392]
Besi Goubault, [279]
Besi de Grieser de Böhmerkirsch, [279]
Besi d’Héry, [280]
Besi Incomparable (syn. of Besi Sans Pareil), [281]
Besi Liboutton, [280]
Besi de Mai, [280]
Besi de Moncondroiceu, [280]
Besi de Montigny, [280]
Besi de la Motte, [280]
Besi de Naghin, [281]
Besi de la Pierre, [281]
Besi de Quessoy, [281]
Besi de Saint-Waast, [281]
Besi Sans Pareil, [281]
Besi Sanspareil (syn. of Besi Sans Pareil), [281]
Besi Tardif, [281]
Besi de Van Mons, [282]
Besi des Vétérans, [282]
Besi de Vindré, [282]
Besi de Wutzum, [282]
Bessard-Duparc, orig. of Madame Duparc, [457]
Bessemianka, [282]
Best Favorite, [282]
Bettina, [282]
Betzelsbirne, [283]
Betzy, [283]
Beurré Ad. Papeleu, [283]
Beurré Adam, [283]
Beurré d’Adenaw, [283]
Beurré Alexandre Lucas, [283]
Beurré Alexandre Lucas (syn. of Alexander Lucas), [240]
Beurré Allard, [283]
Beurré Amandé, [283]
Beurré d’Amanlis, [283]
Beurré Ananas, [284]
Beurré d’Angleterre, [284]
Beurré d’Anjou, [127];
parent of Huggard, [421];
place in commercial pear culture, [84]
Beurré Antoine, [284]
Beurré Antoinette, [284]
Beurré d’Apremont (syn. of Beurré Bosc), [130]
Beurré Aqualine, [284]
Beurré d’Arenberg, [129];
confusion of, with Glou Morceau, [129]
Beurré d’Arenberg (syn. of Glou Morceau), [172]
Beurré de l’Assomption, [284];
parent of Souvenir de Gaëte, [550]
Beurré Audusson, [284]
Beurré des Augustins, [285]
Beurré Aunénière, [285]
Beurré d’Automne de Donauer, [285]
Beurré d’Avoine, [285]
Beurré d’Avril, [285]
Beurré Bachelier, [285];
parent of S. T. Wright, [533]
Beurré Backhouse, [285]
Beurré Bailly, [285]
Beurré Baltet Père, [286]
Beurré Baud, [286]
Beurré Beauchamp, [286]
Beurré Beaulieu, [286]
Beurré Beaumont (syn. of Beurré de Mortefontaine), [301]
Beurré Beek, [286]
Beurré des Béguines, [286]
Beurré Bennert, [286]
Beurré Benoist, [287]
Beurré Berckmans, [287]
Beurré de Biseau, [287]
Beurré Blanc Doré, [287]
Beurré Blanc de Nantes, [287]
Beurré Boisbunel, [287]
Beurré Bollwiller, [288]
Beurré de Bordeaux, [288]
Beurré Bosc, [130];
parent of Harris, [412];
place of, in commercial pear culture, [84]
Beurré Bourbon, [288]
Beurré de Brême, [288]
Beurré Bretonneau, [288]
Beurré de Brigné, [288]
Beurré Bronzé, [288]
Beurré de Brou, [288]
Beurré Brougham, [289]
Beurré Bruneau, [289]
Beurré de Bruxelles, [289]
Beurré Burnicq, [289]
Beurré du Bus, [289]
Beurré Bymont, [289]
Beurré de Caen, [289]
Beurré Capiaumont, [289]
Beurré Caty, [290]
Beurré Caune, [290]
Beurré du Cercle Pratique de Rouen, [290]
Beurré du Champ Corbin, [290]
Beurré Charron, [290]
Beurré Chatenay, [290]
Beurré Chaudy, [290]
Beurré Christ, [290]
Beurré Citron, [290]
Beurré Clairgeau, [132];
parent of Cardinal Georges d’Ambroise, [328];
Huggard, [421];
Louis Vilmorin, [451];
Thérèse Appert, [562];
place of, in commercial pear culture, [84]
Beurré Clotaire, [290]
Beurré de Coit, [291]
Beurré Colmar, [291]
Beurré Coloma, [291]
Beurré du Comte Marcolini, [291]
Beurré de Conitz, [291]
Beurré Copretz, [291]
Beurré Curtet (syn. of Lamy), [184]
Beurré Dalbret, [291]
Beurré Daras, [291]
Beurré Daviss, [291]
Beurré Defays, [292]
Beurré Degalait, [292]
Beurré Delannoy, [292]
Beurré Delbecq, [292]
Beurré Délicat, [292]
Beurré Derouineau, [292]
Beurré Diel, [133];
parent of Jeanne d’Arc, [429];
Pierre Corneille, [499]
Beurré Dilly, [292]
Beurré Docteur Pariset, [292]
Beurré Doré de Bilboa (syn. of Golden Beurré of Bilboa), [398]
Beurré Doux, [292]
Beurré van Driessche, [293]
Beurré Driessen, [293]
Beurré Dubuisson, [293]
Beurré Duhaume, [293]
Beurré Dumont, [293]
Beurré Dumortier, [293]
Beurré Dupont, [293]
Beurré Duquesne, [293]
Beurré Durand, [293]
Beurré Duval, [294]
Beurre Duvivier (syn. of Général Duvivier), [395]
Beurré d’Ellezelles, [294]
Beurré d’Enghien (syn. of Beurré Colmar), [291]
Beurré Épine, [294]
Beurré Épine (syn. of Colmar Épine), [343]
Beurré d’Espéren, [294]
Beurré d’Esquelmes, [294]
Beurré Eugène Furst, [294]
Beurré Fauve de Printemps, [294]
Beurré Favre, [294]
Beurré Fenzl, [294]
Beurré de Février, [294]
Beurré Fidéline, [295]
Beurré Flon, [295]
Beurré Fouqueray, [295]
Beurré Gambier, [295]
Beurré Gaujard, [295]
Beurré van Geert, [295]
Beurré Gendron, [295]
Beurré de Germiny, [295]
Beurré de Ghélin, [296]
Beurré Giffard, [134];
parent of August Jurie, [254];
Fin Juillet, [382]
Beurré Gilles, [296]
Beurré Goubault, [296];
parent of Fertility, [381]
Beurré Graue Herbst, [296]
Beurré Grétry, [296]
Beurré Gris, [296];
parent of Cabot, [323]
Beurré-Gris d’Enghien, [296]
Beurré Gris d’Été (syn. of Yat), [586]
Beurré Gris d’Été de Hollande (syn. of Yat), [586]
Beurre Gris d’Hiver Nouveau (syn. of Beurré de Luçon), [300]
Beurré de Grumkon, [296]
Beurré Grumkower, [296]
Beurré Haffner (syn. of Haffner Butterbirne), [410]
Beurré Hamecher, [297]
Beurré d’Hardenpont, parent of Directeur Tisserand, [360]
Beurré d’Hardenpont (syn. of Glou Morceau), [172]
Beurré d’Hardenpont d’Automne, [297]
Beurré Hardy, [135]
Beurré Hennau, [297]
Beurré Henri Courcelle, [297];
parent of Cardinal Georges d’Ambroise, [328];
Pierre Curie, [499]
Beurré Hillereau, [297]
Beurré d’Hiver, [297]
Beurré d’hiver de Dittrich, [297]
Beurré d’Hiver de Kestner, [297]
Beurré de Hochheim, [297]
Beurré Hudellet, [297]
Beurré Jalais, [298]
Beurré Jean Van Geert, [298]
Beurré de Jonghe, [136]
Beurré Keele Hall (syn. of Styrian), [554]
Beurré Kennes, [298]
Beurré Kenrick, [298]
Beurré Knight, [298]
Beurré Knox, [298]
Beurré de Koninck, [298]
Beurré Kossuth, [299]
Beurré de Ladé, [299]
Beurré Lagasse, [299]
Beurré Lamoyeau, [299]
Beurré Langelier, [299]
Beurré de Lederbogen, [299]
Beurré Lefèvre, [299]
Beurré de Lenzen, [299]
Beurré Liebart, [299]
Beurré de Lindauer, [300]
Beurré Loisel, [300]
Beurré de Longrée, [300]
Beurré de Luçon, [300];
parent of Casimir, [329]
Beurré Luizet, [300]
Beurré de Mans, [300]
Beurré Mauxion, [300]
Beurré Menand, [300]
Beurré de Mérode (syn. of Doyenné Boussock), [152]
Beurré Millet, [300]
Beurré Moiré, [300]
Beurré Mondelle, [301]
Beurré de Mons, [301]
Beurré de Montgeron, [301]
Beurré Morisot, [301]
Beurré de Mortefontaine, [301]
Beurré de Mortillet, [301]
Beurré Motte, [302]
Beurré des Mouchouses, [302]
Beurré de Naghin, [302]
Beurré de Nantes, [302]
Beurré de Nesselrode, [302]
Beurré Obozinski, [302]
Beurré Oudinot, [302]
Beurré de Paimpol, [302]
Beurré de Palandt, [303]
Beurré Pauline, [303]
Beurré Pauline Delzent, [303]
Beurré Payen, [303]
Beurré Perran, [303]
Beurré Perrault (syn. of Duchesse de Bordeaux), [371]
Beurré Philippe Delfosse, [303]
Beurré Pointillé de Roux, [303]
Beurré de Popuelles, [303]
Beurré Preble, [303]
Beurré Précoce, [304]
Beurré Pringalle, [304]
Beurré de Quenast, [304]
Beurré de Ramegnies, [304]
Beurré de Rance, [304]
Beurré Reine, [304]
Beurré Richelieu, [304]
Beurré Robert (syn. of Doyenné du Comice), [153]
Beurré Roland, [304]
Beurré Romain, [304]
Beurré Rome Gaujard, [305]
Beurré Rose, [305]
Beurré Rouge d’Automne, [305]
Beurré Rouppé (syn. of Easter Beurré), [159]
Beurré Royal de Turin, [305]
Beurré de Saint-Amand, [305]
Beurré de Saint Arnaud, [305]
Beurré Saint-Aubert, [305]
Beurré Saint-François, [305]
Beurré Saint-Marc, [305]
Beurré de Saint-Nicolas (syn. of Duchesse d’Orléans), [156]
Beurré Samoyeau, [305]
Beurré Scheidweiller, [306]
Beurré Seutin, [306]
Beurré de Silly, [306]
Beurré Six, [306]
Beurré Soulange, [306]
Beurré Spence, [306]
Beurré Stappaerts, [306]
Beurré Steins, [306]
Beurré Sterckmans, [306]
Beurré de Stuttgardt, [307]
Beurré Sucré, [307]
Beurré Superfin, [137];
parent of Comte de Lambertye, [346]
Beurré Thoury, [307]
Beurré Thuerlinckx (syn. of Thuerlinckx), [563]
Beurré Triguer, [307]
Beurré de Ulm, [307]
Beurré Vanille, [307]
Beurré Varenne de Fenille, [307]
Beurré Vauban, [307]
Beurré Vert d’Été, [307]
Beurré Vert Tardif, [308]
Beurré Vert de Tournai (syn. of Bergamotte de Tournai), [277]
Beurré Vital (syn. of Vital), [574]
Beurré Wamberchies, [308]
Beurré de Wetteren, [308]
Beurré Winter, [308]
Beurré Witzhumb, [308]
Beurré Woronson, [308]
Beurré Zotman, [308]
Beyer Martinsbirne, [308]
Beymont, [308]
Bezi Blanc, [309]
Bezi de Naples, [309]
Bezi Vaet (syn. of Besi de Saint-Waast), [281]
Bezy de Caissoy (syn. of Besi de Quessoy), [281]
Bidwell, General, orig. of Kennedy, [434]
Bied-Charreton, [309]
Bierbaumer Mostbirne, [309]
Big Productive, [309]
Bijou, [309]
Bill Campbell, [309]
Binsce, [309]
Birn von Fontenay (syn. of Fontenay), [166]
Birne von Turschud, [309]
Biseau d’Hauteville, A. de, orig. of Beurré de Biseau, [287]
Biseau d’Hauteville, Chevalier de, orig. of Président Watier, [511]
Bishop Thumb, [309]
Bivort, Alexandre, orig. of varieties, [237], [241], [264], [269], [284], [287], [303], [326], [340], [355], [431], [464], [465], [475], [490], [511], [520], [523], [528], [530], [531], [544], [581];
work as pear breeder, [19]
Bivort Zuckerbirne, [309]
Black Hawk, [310]
Black Huffcap, [310]
Black mold of pear, [117]
Black Pear of Worcester (syn. of Black Worcester), [310]
Black Sorrel, [310]
Black Worcester, [310]
Blackeney Red, [310]
Blanchet, Claude, orig. of Claude Blanchet, [340];
La France, [440]
Blanquet Anastère, [310]
Blanquet Long, [311]
Blanquet à Longue Queue, [311]
Blanquet Précoce, [311]
Blanquet de Saintonge, [311]
Blanquette de Toulouse, [311]
Bleeker Meadow, [311]
Blessed, [311]
Blickling, [311]
Blight, pear, control of, [113];
notes on, [111]
Blight resistance of Pyrus ovoidea, [81];
Pyrus ussuriensis,[78]
Blight resistant pear varieties, [112]
Block, [311]
Block, A., orig. of Acme, [237];
Block, [311]
Blodget, [312]
Blodget, David, orig. of Blodget, [312]
Bloodgood, [138]
Bloodgood, James, introd. of Bloodgood, [139]
Bloodgood’s Sommerbirne (syn. of Bloodgood), [138]
Blooming season of pear varieties, [88]
Blooming time of pears, notes on, [87]
Blumenbirne, [312]
Blutbirne, [312]
Bocksbirne, [312]
Bödiker Dechantsbirne, [312]
Bogenäkerin, [312]
Böhmische frühe Jakobsbirne, [312]
Boïeldien, [312]
Boisbunel, orig. of varieties, [200], [243], [245], [266], [275], [278], [287], [290], [295], [324], [344], [347], [349], [361], [366], [370], [395], [427], [440], [451], [452], [462], [469], [470], [471], [472], [491], [493], [505], [509], [510], [512], [544], [555], [570]
Boisselot, orig. of Fortunée Boisselot, [387];
Président de la Bastie, [509];
Professeur Barral, [514]
Bolarmud, [312]
Bollweiler, orig. of Bollweiler Butterbirne, [312]
Bollweiler Butterbirne, [312]
Bologna, [312]
Bonamy, orig. of Paul Bonamy, [492]
Bon-Chrétien d’Auch (syn. of Bon-Chrétien d’Hiver), [314]
Bon-Chrétien d’Auch (Calvel), [312]
Bon-Chrétien d’Automne, [313]
Bon-Chrétien Bonnamour, [313]
Bon-Chrétien de Bruxelles (syn. of Bon-Chrétien Fondant), [313]
Bon-Chrétien d’Espagne, [313]
Bon-Chrétien d’été, [313]
Bon-Chrétien Fondant, [313]
Bon-Chrétien Fred Baudry (syn. of Baudry), [261]
Bon-Chrétien Frédéric Baudry, [313]
Bon-Chrétien d’Hiver, [314]
Bon-Chrétien d’Hiver Panaché, [314]
Bon-Chrétien Mathieu Joseph Lamarche, [314]
Bon-Chrétien de Nikita (syn. of Nikitaer Grüne Herbst-Apothekerbirne), [482]
Bon-Chrétien Prevost, [314]
Bon-Chrétien de Rance (syn. of Beurré de Rance), [304]
Bon-Chrétien du Rhin d’Automne, [314]
Bon-Chrétien Ricchiero, [314]
Bon-Chrétien Vermont, [315]
Bon-Chrétien de Vernois, [315]
Bon-Chrétien de Vernois (syn. of Flemish Bon-Chrétien), [382]
Bon-Chrétien Williams’ (syn. of Bartlett), [124]
Bon Gustave, [315]
Bon Parent, [315]
Bon-Roi-René, [315]
Bon Vicaire, [315]
Bonne d’Anjou, [315]
Bonne-Antonine, [315]
Bonne de Beugny, [316]
Bonne Carmélite, [316]
Bonne de la Chapelle, [316]
Bonne Charlotte, [316]
Bonne-Ente (syn. of White Doyenné), [228]
Bonne d’Ezée, [316]
Bonne de Jalais, [316]
Bonne-Jeanne, [316]
Bonne Louise d’Avranches (syn. of Louise Bonne de Jersey), [193]
Bonne de Malines, parent of Léger, [444]
Bonne de Malines (syn. of Winter Nelis), [232]
Bonne Sophia, [316]
Bonne de Soulers (syn. of Bergamotte de Soulers), [277]
Bonne Thérèse, [317]
Bonne des Zoes, [317]
Bonnefond, orig. of Madame Bonnefond, [456]
Bonnefoy, orig. of Doyenné Nérard, [368];
Madame Élisa Dumas, [457]
Bonners, [317]
Bonneserre de Saint-Denis, [317]
Bonnet, orig. of Beurré Hardy, [136];
Lesbre, [447]
Bonnet Zuckerbirne, [317]
Bordeaux (syn. of Duchesse de Bordeaux), [371]
Bordine Musk, [317]
Borers on pear, [120]
Bosc, introd. of Styrian, [554]
Bosc (syn. of Beurré Bosc), [130]
Bosc’s Butterbirne (syn. of Beurré Bosc), [130]
Bosc’s Flaschenbirne (syn. of Beurré Bosc), [130]
Boston (syn. of Pinneo), [499]
Botany, structural, of pear, [58]
Bouchamp, [317]
Boucqueau, Albert, orig. of Fondante Albert, [383]
Boucquia, [317]
Bouet, Henri, orig. of Henri Bouet, [415]
Bourdon de Roi, [317]
Boussock (syn. of Doyenné Boussock), [152]
Boutoc, [317]
Bouvert Musqué (syn. of Parfum d’Hiver), [490]
Bouvier, Simon, orig. of varieties, [184], [240], [241], [315], [318], [328], [343], [355], [356], [378], [416], [426], [446], [545], [546], [565], [568];
work as pear breeder, [19]
Bouvier d’Automne, [318]
Bouvier Bourgmestre, [318]
Bouviers Herbstbirne, [318]
Bouzin, Norbert, orig. of Doyenné de Ramegnies, [369]
Bowdoin, [318]
Bowne Winter Russet, [318]
Boyken June, [318]
Braconot, [318]
Brandes, [318]
Brandywine, [140]
Braunrote Speckbirne, [318]
Braunrothe Frühlingsbirne, [319]
Braunrothe Sommerrusselet, [319]
Brederode, [319]
Breeding pears, Van Mons’ theory of, [18]
Bremer Butterbirne, [319]
Brewer, [319]
Brewster, [319]
Brialmont, [319]
Brielsche Pomeranzenbirne, [319]
Briffaut, [319]
Briffaut, orig. of Président Payen, [510]
Brincklé, Dr. W. D., orig. of Catherine Gardette, [330];
Edward Seedling St. Germain, [375];
President Felton, [509];
Wilmington, [582]
Brindamour, [320]
Bringewood, [320]
British Queen, [320]
Brockworth Park (syn. of Bonne d’Ezée), [316]
Broncirte Winterbirne, [320]
Bronx, [320]
Bronzée Boisselot, [320]
Bronzée d’Enghien, [320]
Brookline, [320]
Broom Park, [320]
Brough Bergamot, [320]
Brown, Samuel, orig. of Sam Brown, [539]
Brown Beurré (syn. of Beurré Gris), [296]
Brown-Blotch of pear, [116]
Bruant, introd. of Figueira, [382];
orig. of Commandant Belaieff, [345]
Bruce, A. L., orig. of Alamo, [240]
Bruderbirne (syn. of Pound), [208]
Brugmans, [321]
Brumbirne, [321]
Brune Minême, [321]
Brunet, [321]
Brüsseler Herbstbergamotte, [321]
Brüssler Zuckerbirne (syn. of Sucrée Van Mons), [555]
Brute Bonne, [321]
Bryan, Edwards, [321]
Bryant, mention of fruits in California by, [54];
orig. of Cedarmere, [331]
Brymer, Col., introd. of Santa Claus, [540]
Buchanan, [321]
Buchanan, Isaac, orig. of Buchanan, [321]
Buckman, Benjamin, orig. of Timpling, [563]
Bud-moth on pear, [120]
Budd, J. L., introd. of Russian pears, [56];
orig. of Gibb, [396]
Buffalo, [321]
Buffam (syn. of Buffum), [141]
Buffum, [141]
Bugiarda (syn. of Bon-Chrétien Fondant), [313];
(Épine d’Été), [377]
Buneau, Jules, orig. of Marie Jallais, [464]
Bunte Mannabirne, [321]
Buntebirne, [321]
Burbank, Luther, orig. of Test, [560]
Burchardt, Judge, orig. of Malvoisie de Landsberg, [461]
Burchardt Butterbirne, [322]
Buree Winter, [322]
Burgoyne, [322]
Burkett, [322]
Burlingame, [322]
Burlingame, Mrs., orig. of Burlingame, [322]
Burnett, [322]
Burnett, Joel, orig. of Burnett, [322]
Burton, R. E., orig. of Ulatis, [567]
Butt Pear, [322]
Butterartige Bergamotte, [322]
Butterbirne von Saint-Nicolas (syn. of Duchesse d’Orléans), [156]
Büttner Sachsische Ritterbirne, [322]
Cabot, [323]
Cabot, J. S., orig. of Cabot, [323]
Cadeau, [323]
Cadet de Vaux, [323]
Caen de France, [323]
Caesar, [323]
Caillot (syn. of Naquette), [480]
Caillot Rosat (English), [323]
Caillot Rosat (French), [323]
Calbasbirn, [324]
Calebasse, [324]
Calebasse Abbé Fétel (syn. of Abbé Fétel), [236]
Calebasse d’Anvers, [324]
Calebasse de Bavay, [324]
Calebasse Boisbunel, [324]
Calebasse Bosc, [324]
Calebasse Delvigne, [325]
Calebasse d’Été, [325]
Calebasse Fondante, [325]
Calebasse Grosse (syn. of Van Marum), [569]
Calebasse d’Hiver, [325]
Calebasse Kickx, [325]
Calebasse Leroy, [325]
Calebasse Oberdieck, [325]
Calebasse d’Octobre, [326]
Calebasse princesse Marianne (syn. of Princesse Marianne), [513]
Calebasse Rose, [326]
Calebasse Tougard, [326]
Calebasse Verte, [326]
Calhoun, [326]
California, first commercial pear orchard in, [54]
Caliorosa, [326]
Caliroa cerasi on pear, [119]
Calixte Mignot, [326]
Calliot (syn, of Caillot Rosat (French)), [324]
Calvillebirne, [326]
Calvin, [326]
Camak, [326]
Camak, J., orig. of Camak, [326]
Cambacérès, [327]
Camerling, [327]
Camille de Rohan, [327]
Camperveen (syn. of Kamper-Venus), [433]
Canandaigua, [327];
parent of Ontario, [202]
Canners Japan (syn. of Japan Golden Russet), [428]
Canning, [327]
Canning pears, [109]
Canourgues, [327]
Cantelope, [327]
Canton, [327]
Capeinick, orig. of Duchesse de Brabant, [372]
Capiaumont, orig. of Beurré Capiaumont, [289]
Capsheaf, [328]
Capucine Van Mons, [328]
Carasi, [328]
Carcas, orig. of Roux Carcas, [532]
Cardinal Georges d’Ambroise, [328]
Cardinale (syn. of Amiral), [244]
Carleton, [328]
Carmel, [328]
Carminbirne, [328]
Caroline Hogg, [328]
Carpocapsa pomonella on pear, [118]
Carrière, [329]
Cartheurserbirne, [329]
Case, William, orig. of Mary (Case), [467]
Casimir, [329]
Cassante du Comice, [329]
Cassante de Mars, [329]
Cassel, [329]
Cassel Nurs. Co., introd. of Cassel, [329]
Casser, orig. of Columbia, [344]
Casserule (syn. of Poire de Casserole), [502]
Cassolette, [329]
Cassolette (Knoop), [329]
Castelain, Florimond, orig. of Castelline,
[330]
Castelline, [330]
Catch crops for pear orchards, [102]
Caterpillars on pear, [120]
Catherine Gardette, [330]
Catherine Lambré, [330]
Catherine Royal, [330]
Catillac, [330]
Catinka, [330]
Cato, mention of pear by, [7]
Cauwenberghe, Lievin Van, orig. of Henriette Van Cauwenberghe, [416]
Cavaignac, [330]
Cavelier de la Salle, [331]
Cecil, Mrs. Evelyn, mention of pears by, [31]
Cedarmere, [331]
Cels Butterbirne, [331]
Century, [331]
Cephalothecium roseum, cause of pink-rot of pear, [117]
Cerise Brune, [331]
Cerise Double, [331]
Cerruttis Durstlösche, [331]
Certeau, [331]
Certeau d’Automne, [331]
Certeau d’Été, [331]
Certeau d’Hiver, [332]
Cesile, [332]
Chænomeles, relationship of, to pear, [57]
Chaigneau, [332]
Chair-a-Dame, [332]
Chalk (syn. of Crawford), [350]
Chambers (syn. of Early Harvest), [158]
Chambrette, Marquis, introd. of Virgouleuse, [573]
Chamness, [332]
Chamness, orig. of Chamness, [332]
Champ Riche d’Italie, [332]
Champagner Bratbirne, [333]
Chancelier de Hollande, [333]
Chancellor, [333]
Chancellor, orig. of Chancellor, [333]
Chantry, [333]
Chaploux, [333]
Chapman, [333]
Chaptal, [333]
Charlemagne, promotion of pear culture by, [12]
Charles Bivort, [333]
Charles Cognée, [334]
Charles Ernest, [334]
Charles Frederickx, [334]
Charles de Guelin, [334]
Charles Smet, [334]
Charles van Hooghten, [334]
Charles Van Mons, [334]
Charli Basiner, [334]
Charlotte de Brouwer, [334]
Charlotte de Roucourt, [335]
Charnock, [335]
Charon, orig. of Beurré Charon, [290]
Chat Brulé, [335]
Chatenay, Pierre, orig, of Beurré Chatenay, [290]
Chattanooga, [335]
Chaudfontaine, [335]
Chaudy, orig. of Madame Chaudy, [456]
Chaumontel, [335];
parent of Chaumontel Gras, [335]
Chaumontel Gras, [335]
Chaumontel Swan Egg, [336]
Chaumontelle d’été, [336]
Chelmsford, [336]
Cher à Dames (Knoop), [336]
Cherroise, [336]
Chesill, [336]
Chesneau, discov. of Fondante de la Roche, [385]
Chevreau, Arthur, orig. of Arthur Chevreau, [253]
Chilton, [336]
China, [336]
Chinese Pear. (See Pyrus serotina)
Chinese Sand (syn. of Sha Lea), [545]
Chio, [337]
Choak-pear, [337]
Choisnard, [337]
Cholwell, [337]
Christmas, [337]
Christmas Beurré, [337]
Church, [337]
Churchill, Mrs., orig. of Alexander, [240]
Chypre, [337]
Cincincis, [338]
Cincincis Seedling, [338]
Cinquantième anniversaire, [338]
Cire, [338]
Cité Gomand, [338]
Citrina, [338]
Citron, [338]
Citron des Carmes (syn. of Madeleine), [195]
Citron d’Hyver, [339]
Citron de Saint Paul, [339]
Citron de Sierentz, [339]
Citronnée, [339]
Clairgeau, Pierre, orig. of Beurré Clairgeau, [132]
Clairgeau (syn. of Beurré Clairgeau), [132]
Clairgeau’s Butterbirne (syn. of Beurré Clairgeau), [132]
Clap, [339]
Clap, William, orig. of Clap, [339]
Clapp, F. & L., orig. of Newhall, [481];
Nicholas, [481]
Clapp, Lemuel, orig. of Dorset, [149];
Frederick Clapp, [169];
Harris (Massachusetts), [412]
Clapp, Thaddeus, orig. of Clapp Favorite, [143];
Sarah, [541]
Clapp Favorite, [142];
parent of Tolstoy, [564];
place of, in commercial pear culture, [84]
Clapp No. 22 (syn. of Frederick Clapp), [169]
Clapp’s Favourite (syn. of Clapp Favorite), [142]
Clapp’s Liebling (syn. of Clapp Favorite), [142]
Clara, [339]
Clara Durieux, [339]
Claretenbirne, [339]
Clark, [339]
Clarksville, [340]
Claude Blanchet, [340]
Claude Mollet, [340]
Clay, [340]
Clean culture versus sod for pear orchards, [102]
Clémence de Lavours, [340]
Clémence van Rumbeck, [340]
Clément Bivort, [340]
Clementine, [340]
Climate adapted to pear culture, [85]
Climate of America uncongenial to pears, [38]
Clinton, [340]
Clion (syn. of Vicar of Winkfield), [227]
Cloche de Wittenberg, [340]
Clot, orig. of Beurré Clotaire, [290]
Cludius, orig. of Hildesheimer Späte Sommerbirne, [418]
Codling moth on pear, [118]
Cœur-de-Boeuf (syn. of Ochsenherz), [484]
Coit, Colonel, orig. of Beurré de Coit, [291];
Coit Beurré, [340]
Coit Beurré, [340]
Cold resistant pears, [86]
Cold storage of pears, [109]
Cole, [341]
Cole Winter, [341]
Colland, Jean, orig. of Triomphe de Vienne, [566]
Collins, [341]
Colmar, [341]
Colmar d’Alost, [341]
Colmar d’Arenberg, [341]
Colmar Artoisenet, [341]
Colmar d’Automne Nouveau, [342]
Colmar Bretagne, [342]
Colmar Charni, [342]
Colmar Daras, [342]
Colmar Delahaut, [342]
Colmar Demeester, [342]
Colmar Dewez, [342]
Colmar Épine, [342]
Colmar d’Été, [343]
Colmar Flotow, [343]
Colmar-Hirondelles, [343]
Colmar des Invalides (syn. of Colmar Van Mons), [344]
Colmar de Jonghe, [343]
Colmar de Mars, [343]
Colmar du Mortier, [343]
Colmar Navez, [343]
Colmar Neill, [344]
Colmar Sirand, [344]
Colmar Van Mons, [344]
Colmart, [344]
Coloma, Count de, orig. of Beurré Coloma, [291];
Coloma Carmeliterbirne, [344];
Reine des Poires, [519];
Suprême Coloma, [557]
Coloma Carmeliterbirne, [344]
Coloma’s Herbst Butterbirne (syn. of Urbaniste), [224]
Colonel Wilder, [143]
Colorado Seedless, [344]
Colorée de Juillet, [344]
Columbia, [144]
Columbia (syn. of Barseck), [260]
Comet (syn. of Lawson), [186]
Cometbirne (syn. of Lawson), [186]
Comice (syn. of Doyenné du Comice), [153]
Comice Horticole, originator of Doyenné du Comice, [154]
Commandant Belaieff, [345]
Commercial varieties of pears, [84];
in New York, [101]
Commissaire Delmotte, [345]
Commodore, [345]
Compotbirne, [345]
Compote d’Été, [345]
Comprette, [345]
Comstock, [345]
Comte Canal de Malabaila, [345]
Comte de Chambord, [345]
Comte d’Egmont, [346]
Comte de Flandres, [346]
Comte de Lambertye, [346]
Comte de Lamy (syn. of Lamy), [184]
Comte Lelieur, [346]
Comte de Meladore, [346]
Comte de Morny, [346]
Comte de Paris, [346]
Comtesse d’Alost, [346]
Comtesse de Chambord, [346]
Comtesse Clara Frijs, [347]
Comtesse de Grailly, [347]
Comtesse de Paris, [347]
Condorcet, [347]
Conference, [347]
Congrès de Gand, [347]
Congrès Pomologique, [347]
Conkleton, [348]
Conklin, [348]
Connecticut, [348]
Conseiller de Hollande, [348]
Conseiller Ranwez, [348]
Constant, Thomas, orig. of Sudduth, [220]
Constant Claes, [348]
Constitutional characters of pear-trees, [59]
Cooke, [348]
Cooke, Elijah, orig. of Beurré Preble, [303]
Coolidge, D. W., introd. of Winter Bartlett, [231]
Copia, [348]
Coppiers, orig. of Vice-Président Coppiers, [572]
Cordus, discussion of pears by, [20]
Cornélie Daras, [348]
Cornemuse, [348]
Cornewell, [349]
Cost of growing pears, [110]
Coter, [349]
Coule-Soif de Cerutti, [349]
Courte-queue d’Automne, [349]
Courte-queue d’Hiver, [349]
Cousin Blanc, [349]
Couteau, [349]
Coxe, experimental orchards of, [52];
first American pomology by, [52]
Craig, [349]
Craig Favourite, [350]
Crassane, [350]; parent of Boïeldien, [312];
Lydie Thiérard, [454]
Crassane Libotton, [350]
Crassane du Mortier, [350]
Crawford, [350]
Crawford, N. W., orig. of Carmel, [328]
Crede kegelförmige Zuckerbirne, [350]
Crede Sommerrusselet, [350]
Crescenzi, discussion of pear by, [11]
Crisco, [351]
Crisco, Robert, orig. of Crisco, [351]
Črnivka, [351]
Crocker, [351]
Croft Castle, [351]
Crosby, J. W., orig. of Redfield, [518]
Cross, [351]
Cross, orig. of Cross, [351]
Crouch, [351]
Crow, [351]
Crown-gall on pear, [116]
Cuissard and Barret, orig. of Madame Cuissard, [456]
Cuisse Madame, parent of Windsor, [583]
Cuisse Madame (syn. of Jargonelle (French)), [178]
Cullem, [351]
Culture, pear, notes on, [83]
Cumberland, [351]
Curé (syn. of Vicar of Winkfield), [227]
Curé d’Oleghem, [352]
Curtet’s Butterbirne (syn. of Lamy), [184]
Cushing, [352]
Cushing, Col. Washington, orig. of Cushing, [352]
Cydonia, relationship of, to pear, [57]
Czernowes, [352]
D’Amboise, [352]
D’Ane (syn. of Langbirne), [441]
D’Aout Allemande (syn. of Deutsche Augustbirne), [358]
D’Arad, [352]
D’Auch, [352]
D’Œuf, [352]
Daimyo, [353]
Dallas, [353]
Dame, [353]
Dame-verte, [353]
Dana, Francis, orig. of varieties, [146], [238], [244], [255], [380], [388], [396], [455], [466], [509], [545]
Dana Hovey, [146]; parent of Luola, [454]
Dana’s Hovey (syn. of Dana Hovey), [146]
Dana’s No. 16 (syn. of Dana Hovey), [146]
Danas Hovey (syn. of Dana Hovey), [146]
Daras de Naghin, orig. of varieties, [242], [250], [260], [268], [269], [296], [324], [335], [342], [347], [348], [392], [396], [418], [424], [429], [444], [446], [458], [459], [463], [464], [492], [493], [517], [527], [550], [559], [565]
Darimont, [353]
Darlington, [353]
Dathis, [353]
Dauvesse, orig. of Esther Comte, [378]
David, [353]
David d’Angers, [353]
Davis, [354]
Davis, orig. of Davis, [354];
Gold Nugget, [399]
De Bavay (syn. of Autumn Colmar), [256]
De Cerciaux, [354]
De Chasseur, [354]
De Croixmare, [354]
De Duvergnies, [354]
De la Farge, A., orig. of Belle et Bonne de la Pierre, [263];
Besi de la Pierre, [281];
Citron de Saint Paul, [339]
De Fer, [354]
De Fosse, [354]
De Jonghe, J., introd. of varieties, [450];
orig. of varieties, [261], [280], [292], [334], [343], [348], [370], [447], [522];
work of, as pear breeder, [19]
De Jonghe’s Butterbirne (syn. of Beurré de Jonghe), [136]
De Lamartine, [355]
De Longueval, orig. of Louise Bonne de Jersey, [193]
De Louvain, [355]
De Nelis, work of, as pear breeder, [19]
De Prêtre, [355]
De Quentin (syn. of Rousselet Saint-Quentin), [530]
De Rachinquin, [355]
De Serres, discussion of the pear by, [14]
De Tongres (syn. of Durandeau), [373]
Dearborn, [147]
Dearborn, Gen. H. A. S., biography of, [147];
orig. of Dearborn, [147]
Dearborn’s Seedling (syn. of Dearborn), [147]
Dechantsbirne von Alençon (syn. of Doyenné d’Alençon), [150]
Defays, François, orig. of Beurré Defays, [292];
Doyenné Defays, [366]
Degaud, Isidore, orig. of Délices de Froyennes, [356]
Dehove, François, orig. of Rondelet, [523]
Delannoy, Alexandre, orig. of Beurré Delannoy, [292]
Delcange, [355]
Délices d’Angers (syn. of Fondante du Panisel), [385]
Délices de la Cacaudière, [355]
Délices de Charles, [355]
Délices de Chaumont, [356]
Délices Everard, [356]
Délices de Froyennes, [356]
Délices d’Hardenpont, [356]
Délices d’Hardenpont d’Angers (syn. of Fondante du Panisel), [385]
Délices d’Hiver, [356]
Délices de Huy, [356]
Délices de Jodoigne, [356]
Délices de Ligaudières, [356]
Délices de Lovenjoul, [356]
Délices de la Meuse, [357]
Délices de Naghin, [357]
Délices de Saint-Médard, [357]
Délices de Tirlemont, [357]
Délicieuse de Grammont, [357]
Délicieuse de Swijan, [357]
Délisse, [357]
Delpierre, [357]
Delporte Bourgmestre, [357]
Democrat, [357]
Demoiselle (syn. of Vigne), [572]
Demorest, [357]
Dempsey, [357]
Denis Dauvesse, [358]
Derouineau, orig. of Beurré Derouineau, [292]
Dervaes Bros., orig. of Bergamotte la Gantoise, [272]
Des Chartreux, [358]
Des Chasseurs (syn. of Poire des Chasseurs), [502]
Des Chevriers de Stuttgardt (syn. of Rousselet de Stuttgardt), [531]
Des Deux Sœurs, [358]
Deschamps, Monseigneur, orig. of Beurré d’Arenberg, [129]
Description blank for pear, opposite [68]
Désiré Cornélis, [358]
Desportes, François, orig. of Doyenné Downing, [366]
Dessauer Weissbirne, [358]
Deutsche Augustbirne, [358]
Deutsche Glasbirne, [358]
Deutsche Kümmelbirne, [358]
Deutsche Muskateller, [358]
Deux Fois l’An (syn. of Honey), [420]
Deux Têtes, [359]
Devergnies, [359]
Devergnies, orig. of Devergnies, [359]
Dewey, [359]
Dhommée, [359]
Diamant-peer (syn. of Gansel Bergamot), [391]
Dickerman, [359]
Dickinson, orig. of Eureka, [379]
Diego, [359]
Diel (syn. of Beurré Diel), [133]
Diel’s Butterbirne (syn. of Beurré Diel), [133]
Dienstbotenbirne, [359]
Dieudonné Anthoine, [359]
Dikeman (syn. of Dickerman), [359]
Diller, [360]
Dilly, V., orig. of Beurré Dilly, [292]
Diman, [360]
Dion, orig. of Belle Guérandaise, [264]
Directeur Alphand, [360]
Directeur Hardy, [360]
Directeur Tisserand, [360]
Directeur Varenne, [360]
Dirkjes Peer, [360]
Diseases of the pear, [110]
Dix, [360]
Dix, Madame, orig. of Dix, [360]
Dixie, [360]
Doat, [361]
Doat, orig. of Doat, [361]
Docteur Andry, [361]
Docteur Bénit, [361]
Docteur Bourgeois, [361]
Docteur Bouvier, [361]
Docteur Capron, [361]
Docteur Chaineau, [361]
Docteur Delatosse, [361]
Docteur Gromier, [361]
Docteur Joubert, [361]
Docteur Jules Guyot (syn. of Guyot), [173]
Docteur Koch, [361]
Docteur Lentier, [362]
Docteur Lindley, [362]
Docteur Meniere, [362]
Docteur Nélis, [362]
Docteur P. Bruzon, [362]
Docteur Pariset, [362]
Docteur Pigeaux, [362]
Docteur Rhéder (syn. of Reeder), [211]
Docteur Trousseau, [362]
Doctor Bachmann, [362]
Doctor Engelbrecht, [363]
Doctor Hogg Bergamot, [363]
Doctor Hoskins, [363]
Doctor Howe, [363]
Dr. Jules Guyot, [173]
Doctor Reeder (syn. of Reeder), [211]
Doctor Turner, [363]
Dodge, [363]
Dodoens, mention of pear varieties by, [16]
Doktorsbirne, [363]
Donatienne Bureau, [363]
Dones, [363]
Donville, [363]
Doppelte Philippsbirne (syn. of Doyenné Boussock), [152]
Doppelttragende gelbe Muskatellerbirne, [364]
Dörell Herbst Muskateller, [364]
Dorlain, orig. of Saint Ghislain, [536]
Dorothée Nouvelle, [364]
Dorothée Royale Nouvelle, [364]
Dorr, [364]
Dorschbirne, [364]
Dorset, [149]
Dosoris, [364]
Double d’Automne, [364]
Double Blossom (syn. of Double-Fleur), [364]
Double-Fleur, [364]
Double de Guerre, [365]
Double-Plouvier, [365]
Double Rousselet, [365]
Douglas, [150]
Douillard, orig. of Alexandrine Douillard, [241]
Dow, [365]
Downer, Samuel, introd. of Andrews, [246]
Dowler, [365]
Downton, [365]
Doyen Dillen, [365]
Doyenné (syn. of White Doyenné), [228]
Doyenné d’Alençon, [150];
parent of Bergamotte Tardive Collette, [277];
Pierre Curie, [499]
Doyenné Bizet, [365]
Doyenné Blanc (syn. of White Doyenné), [228]
Doyenné Blanc Long, [366]
Doyenné Boisnard, [366]
Doyenné Boisselot, [366]
Doyenné de Bordeaux, [366].
Doyenné Boussoch (syn. of Doyenné Boussock), [152]
Doyenné Boussock, [152];
parent of Fondante des Emmurées, [384]
Doyenné Boussock Nouvelle (syn. of Doyenné Boussock), [152]
Doyenné Bouyron, [366]
Doyenné du Cercle, [366]
Doyenné à Cinq Pans, [366]
Doyenné du Comice, [153];
parent of Directeur Tisserand, [360];
Doyenné Georges Boucher, [367];
Jeanne d’Arc, [429];
Pierre Corneille, [499]
Doyenné Defays, [366]
Doyenné Downing, [366]
Doyenné d’Effay (syn. of Doyenné Defays), [366]
Doyenné d’Été, parent of Eliot Early, [375]
Doyenné d’Été (syn. of Summer Doyenné), [221]
Doyenné Flon Ainé, [367]
Doyenné Fradin, [367]
Doyenné Georges Boucher, [367]
Doyenné Goubault, [367]
Doyenné Gray (syn. of Doyenné Gris), [367]
Doyenné de la Grifferaye, [367]
Doyenné Gris, [367]
Doyenné Gris, parent of Avocat Allard, [257]
Doyenné Guillard, [367]
Doyenné des Haies, [367]
Doyenné d’Hiver (syn. of Easter Beurré), [159]
Doyenné Hudellet, [368]
Doyenné Jamin, [368]
Doyenné de Juillet (syn. of Summer Doyenné), [221]
Doyenné de Lorraine, [368]
Doyenné Louis, [368]
Doyenné de Mérode (syn. of Doyenné Boussock), [152]
Doyenné de Montjean, [368]
Doyenné Nérard, [368]
Doyenné Nouveau, [368]
Doyenné Perrault, [368]
Doyenné Picard, [368]
Doyenné Rahard, [369]
Doyenné de Ramegnies, [369]
Doyenné Robin, [369]
Doyenné Rose, [369]
Doyenné Saint-Roch, [369]
Doyenné de Saumur, [369]
Doyenné Sentelet, [369]
Doyenné Sieulle, [369]
Doyenné Sterckmans (syn. of Beurré Sterckmans), [306]
Drapiez, [369]
Driessche, orig. of Beurré van Driessche, [293]
Driessen’s Pomeranzenbirne (syn. of Beurré Driessen), [293]
Drone, [370]
Drouard (syn. of Président Drouard), [210]
Du Breuil, Alphonse, orig. of Du Breuil Père, [370];
Souvenir de du Breuil Père, [549]
Du Breuil Père, [370]
Du Mirror, [370]
Du Mortier, orig. of Bergamotte de Tournai, [278]
Du Roeulx, [370]
Dubreuil, orig. of Professeur Dubreuil, [514]
Dubrulle, [370]
Dubuisson, Isidore, orig. of Beurré Dubuisson, [293]
Duc Alfred de Croy, [370]
Duc d’Aumale, [370]
Duc de Brabant, [370]
Duc de Morny, [370]
Duc de Nemours, [370]
Duchess of Angoulême (syn. of Duchesse d’Angoulême), [154]
Duchess Bronze (syn. of Duchesse d’Angoulême Bronzée), [371]
Duchess of Orleans (syn. of Duchesse d’Orléans), [156]
Duchesse d’Angoulême, [154];
parent of Bill Campbell, [309];
Cassel, [329];
Dempsey, [357];
Douglas, [150];
Duchesse Précoce, [372];
General Wauchope, [395];
Henri Bouet, [415];
place of, in New York pear culture, [85]
Duchesse d’Angoulême Bronzée, [371]
Duchesse d’Angoulême Panachée, [371]
Duchesse Anne, [371]
Duchesse d’Arenberg, [371]
Duchesse de Berry d’Été, [371]
Duchesse de Bordeaux, [371];
parent of Doyenné à Cinq Pans, [366]
Duchesse de Brabant, [372]
Duchess de Brabant (De Capeinick), [372]
Duchesse de Brissac, [372]
Duchesse Grousset, [372]
Duchesse Hélène d’Orléans, [372]
Duchesse d’Hiver, [372]
Duchesse Hybrid, [372]
Duchesse de Mars, [372]
Duchesse de Mouchy, [372]
Duchesse d’Orléans, [156]
Duchesse Précoce, [372]
Duchovaya, [373]
Dudley, [373]
Dudley, mention of pears by, [45];
orig. of Dudley, [373]
Duhamel (syn. of Duhamel du Monceau), [157]
Duhamel du Monceau, [157]
Duhamel’s Butterbirne (syn. of Duhamel du Monceau), [157]
Duke, Lucy, orig. of Beaufort, [262];
Lucy Duke, [194]
Dumas (syn. of Épine du Mas), [377]
Dumon-Dumortier, [373]
Dumont, Joseph, orig. of Bergamotte de Tournai, [277];
Beurré Dumont, [293];
Beurré d’Esquelmes, [294]
Dundas, [373]
Dunmore, [373]
Dupuy Charles, [373]
Duquesne, Abbé, orig. of Colmar Van Mons, [344];
Marie Louise, [198]
Durand-Gasselin, orig. of Poire Brune de Gasselin, [501]
Durandeau, [373]
Durandeau, Charles Louis, orig. of Durandeau, [373]
Durée, [374]
Durst-Lösche, [374]
Dussart, orig. of Bergamotte Dussart, [271]
"Dutch Jacob", discoverer of Seckel, [215]
Duval, orig. of Archiduc Charles, [251];
Beurré Duval, [294]
Dwarfing, best pear varieties for, [95];
of pears, [94]
Earl, S., orig. of Herkimer, [417]
Early Ely, [374]
Early Green Sugar, [374]
Early Harvest, [158]
Early Butter of Indiana (syn. of Craig), [349]
Early Rousselet (syn. of Rousselet Hâtif), [528]
Early Wilbur (syn. of Wilbur), [580]
Early Wilder (syn. of Wilder Early), [230]
Easter Bergamot, [374]
Easter Beurré, [159];
parent of Directeur Varenne, [360];
Louis Cappe, [451];
Souvenir de Renault Père, [550]
Eastern Belle, [374]
Echasserie, [374]
Eckard, W. C., orig. of Luola, [454]
Economic considerations in pear culture, [94]
Edle Sommerbirne, [375]
Edward Seedling St. Germain, [375]
Edwards, Bryan, orig. of Bryan Edwards, [321]
Edwards, Henry W., biography of, [375];
orig. of varieties, [326], [327], [338], [340], [353], [375], [388], [416], [567], [568], [581]
Effie Holt, [375]
Eliot, Judge Charles, orig. of Eliot Early, [375]
Eliot Early, [375]
Élisa d’Heyst, [375]
Elizabeth, [161]
Elizabeth (Edwards), [375]
Élizabeth de Manning (syn. of Elizabeth), [161]
Elizabeth Maury, [376]
Ellis, [376]
Ellis, Annie E., orig. of Ellis, [376]
Ellis (New York), [376]
Ellison, M. P., orig. of Ford, [386]
Ellwanger, George, biography of, [205]
Ellwanger & Barry, introd. into America of Alexander Lucas, [240]
Ely, Silas, orig. of Early Ely, [374]
Emerald, [376]
Émile d’Heyst, [376]
Endicott pear tree, [41]
Enfant Nantais, [376]
Enfant Prodigue, [376]
England, pear in, [29]
English and American pear-growing compared, [37]
Épargne (syn. of Jargonelle), [177]
Épine d’Été, [377]
Épine d’Été Rouge, [377]
Épine d’Hiver, [377]
Épine de Jernages, [377]
Épine du Mas, [377]
Épine Royale, [377]
Épine-Royale de Courtray, [378]
Eriophyes pyri on pear, [119]
Ermsinde, [378]
Ernestine Auzolle, [378]
Ernst, A. H., introd. of Prairie du Pond, [506]
Eseme, [378]
Espéren, Major, orig. of varieties, [165], [180], [219], [242], [271], [279], [288], [289], [315], [325], [329], [330], [334], [338], [362], [365], [375], [376], [384], [400], [430], [457], [462], [477], [478], [491], [492], [494], [513], [531], [542], [548], [558], [563], [573];
work of, as a pear breeder, [19]
Esperen Waldbirne (syn. of Belle de Forêts), [264]
Esperen’s Herrenbirne (syn. of Belle Lucrative), [126]
Esperine, [378]
Esperione, [378]
Essex, [378]
Essington, W. E., orig. of Autumn Joséphine, [256]
Esther Comte, [378]
Estienne, list of pears given by, [13]
Estranguillon, [378]
Esturion, [378]
Eugène Appert, [379]
Eugène Furst, [379]
Eugène Maisin, [379]
Eugène des Nouhes, [379]
Eugène Thirriot, [379]
Euratsfelder Mostbirne, [379]
Eureka, [379]
Europe, eastern and central, pear in, [19]
European pear varieties imported into America, [52]
Eva Baltet, [379]
Everard, Gabriel, orig. of Délices Everard, [356]
Excellente de Moine, [380]
Excelsior, [380]
Eyewood, [380]
Fabraea maculata, cause of leaf-blight, [115]
Fall, [380]
Fall Beurré d’Arenburg, [380]
Famenga, [380]
Farragut (syn. of Admiral Farragut), [238]
Fassbirne (syn. of Tonneau), [564]
Faurite, [380]
Fauvanelle, [380]
Favorite de Clapp (syn. of Clapp Favorite), [142]
Favorite Joanon, [380]
Favorite Morel, [381]
Favre, orig. of Madame Favre, [458];
Souvenir Favre, [550]
Feast, [381]
Feast, Samuel, orig. of Feast, [381]
Feaster, Aaron, orig. of Bleeker Meadow, [311]
Félix de Liem, [381]
Félix Sahut, [381]
Feraut, orig. of Augier, [254]
Ferdinand Gaillard, [381]
Ferdinand de Lesseps, [381]
Fertility, [381]
Fertility of pear, [99]
Fertilizers for pears, [98]
Feuille de chêne (syn. of Naples), [479]
Figue, [381]
Figue d’Alençon, [382]
Figue de Naples, [382]
Figueira, [382]
Fin Juillet, [382]
Fin-Or d’Orléans, [382]
Fin-Or de Septembre, [382]
Fine Gold of Summer (syn. of Fin-Or d’Orléans), [382]
Fitzwater, [382]
Flack, W., orig. of Essex, [378]
Fleming, Mrs. Maria, orig. of Lincoln, [191]
Flemish Beauty, [163];
parent of Bergamotte Nicolle, [274];
Doctor Hoskins, [363];
Eva Baltet, [379];
Max, [469]
Flemish Bon Chrêtien, [382]
Flon, orig. of Bertrand Guinoisseau, [278];
Beurré Flon, [295];
Doyenné Flon Ainé, [367];
Fortunée supérieure, [387];
Maréchal Pelissier, [462]
Flon-Grolleau, orig. of Général Bosquet, [394];
Lieutenant Poidevin, [448];
Saint Vincent de Paul, [538]
Florelle (syn. of Forelle), [167]
Florent Schouman, [383]
Florida Bartlett, [383]
Florimond Parent, [390]
Flower-buds of pear, characteristics of, [62]
Flowers of pear, characteristics of, [62]
Fluke, [383]
Fluke, N. K., introd. of Fluke, [383]
Fondante Agréable, [383]
Fondante Albert, [383]
Fondante d’Angers, [383]
Fondante d’Automne (syn. of Belle Lucrative), [126]
Fondante de Bihorel, [383]
Fondante des Bois (syn. of Flemish Beauty), [163]
Fondante de Brest, [383]
Fondante de Charleville, [384]
Fondante de Charneau, [384]
Fondante de Cuerne, [384]
Fondante des Emmurées, [384]
Fondante d’Ingendal, [384]
Fondante de Ledeberg, [384]
Fondante de la Maitre-École, [384]
Fondante de Malines, [384]
Fondante de Mars, [384]
Fondante de Moulins-Lille, [385]
Fondante de Nees, [385]
Fondante de Noël, [164]
Fondante du Panisel, [385]
Fondante des Prés, [385]
Fondante de la Roche, [385]
Fondante de Rome ou Sucré Romain, [385]
Fondante de Saint-Amand, [385]
Fondante de Schönert (syn. of Schönerts Omsewitzer Schmalzbirne), [542]
Fondante-de-Septembre, [385]
Fondante Sickler, [386]
Fondante de Thines, [386]
Fondante Thirriot, [386]
Fondante Van Mons, [386]
Fondante de Wollmet, [386]
Fontaine de Ghélin, orig. of Général Totleben, [395]
Fontarabie, [386]
Fontenay, [165]
Foote, Asahel, orig. of Fall Beurré d’Arenburg, [380];
Foote Seckel, [386];
Homestead, [420];
Hoosic, [420];
Weeping Willow, [576]
Foote Seckel, [386]
Ford, [386]
Forelle, [167]
Forellenbirne (syn. of Forelle), [167]
Forme de Bergamotte Crassane, [387]
Forme de Curtet, [387]
Forme de Délices, [387]
Fortune, [387]
Fortunée, [387];
parent of Bergamotte Hertrich, [272];
Fortunée Boisselot, [387];
Fortunée supérieure, [387];
Olivier de Serres, [200]
Fortunée Boisselot, [387]
Fortunée de Printemps (syn. of Fortunée), [387]
Fortunée supérieure, [387]
Foster, Suel, orig. of Snow, [547]
Fouqueray, orig. of Beurré Fouqueray, [295]
Fourcine, W., orig. of Comtesse de Paris, [347]
Fourcroy, [387]
Fouron, [387]
Fowler, Dr., orig. of Muscadine, [476]
Fox, [168]
Fox, Bernard S., biography of, [168];
orig. of Colonel Wilder, [144];
Fox, [168];
P. Barry, [203]
Franc-Réal, [388]
Franc Réal d’Hiver (syn. of Franc-Réal), [388]
France, pear in, [12];
rapid increase in pear varieties in, [15]
Frances, [388]
Franchimont, [388]
Franchipanne, [388]
Francis, [388]
Francis Dana, [388]
François Hutin, [388]
Frangipane (syn. of Franchipanne), [388]
Frangipane d’Hiver, [388]
Frankenbirne, [389]
Frankfurter Birne, [389]
Französische Gute Graue Sommerbirne (syn. of Grise-Bonne), [403]
Französische Zapfenbirne (syn. of Brute Bonne), [321]
Frau Louise Goethe, [389]
Frederic Leclerc, [389]
Frédéric de Wurtemberg, [389]
Frederica Bremer, [389]
Frederick Clapp, [169]
Fremion, [390]
French, connection of the, with history of pear in America, [46]
French pear stocks, notes on, [95]
Frensdorff Rothe Flaschenbirne, [390]
Frühe Backhausbirne, [390]
Frühe Schweizer Bergamotte, [390]
Fruit characters of pomes, [63]
Fruit setting of pears, discussion of, [99]
Fuller, [390]
Fullero, [390]
Fulton, [390];
parent of Tudor, [567]
Fulton, orig. of Fulton, [390]
Fumago vagans, cause of black mold of pear, [117]
Fusée d’Automne, [390]
Fusée d’Hiver, [391]
Gabourell Seedling, [391]
Gakovsky, [391]
Gallo, mention of pears by, [12]
Galopin, orig. of Chaudfontaine, [335]
Galston Muirfowl Egg, [391]
Gambier, orig. of Beurré Gambier, [295];
Fondante d’Ingendal, [384];
Marie Louise d’Uccle, [464]
Gans, [391]
Gans, Joseph, discoverer of Gans, [391]
Gänsekopf, [391]
Gansel, Lieutenant-General, orig. of Gansel Bergamot, [391]
Gansel Bergamot, [391]; parent of Gansel Seckel, [170]
Gansel Late Bergamot, [391];
parent of Doctor Hogg Bergamot, [363]
Gansel Seckel, [170]
Gansel-Seckle (syn. of Gansel Seckel), [170]
Garber, [171];
place of, in commercial pear culture, [84]
Garber, J. B., orig. of Garber, [171]
Garber’s Hybrid (syn. of Garber), [171]
Garden, pomological, of Robert Manning, [53]
Garden, T. J., introd. of Cole Winter, [341]
Garden Pear (syn. of Poirer de Jardin), [505]
Garnier, [392]
Garnier, orig. of Garnier, [392];
Maria de Nantes, [463]
Garnons, [392]
Gassenbirne, [392]
Gaston du Puys, [392]
Gaudry, [392]
Gaujard, orig. of Mademoiselle Marguerite Gaujard, [460]
Géant, [392]
Gefleckte Pomeranzenbirne, [392]
Gefleckte Sommerrusselet, [392]
Gefundene, [392]
Geigenschnabel, [392]
Geishirtle, [392]
Gelbe Frühbirne (syn. of Jaune Hâtive), [428]
Gelbe frühe Sommerapothekerbirne, [392]
Gelbe Fürsten-Tafelbirne, [393]
Gelbe Heckenbirne, [393]
Gelbe Holzbirne, [393]
Gelbe Landlbirne, [393]
Gelbe langstielige Alantbirne, [393]
Gelbe Laurentiusbirne, [393]
Gelbe Leutsbirne, [393]
Gelbe Scheibelbirne, [393]
Gelbe Sommerrusselet (syn. of Rousselet Jaune d’Été), [529]
Gelbe Wasserbirne, [393]
Gelbmostler, [394]
Gellert’s Butterbirne (syn. of Beurré Hardy), [135]
Gemeine Kochbirne, [394]
Gemeine Pfundbirne, [394]
Gendron, orig. of Beurré Gendron, [295]
Général de Bonchamp, [394]
Général Bosquet, [394]
Général Canrobert, [394]
Général Delage, [394]
Général Dutilleul, [394]
Général Duvivier, [395]
General Kearney, [395]
General Lamoricière, [395]
General Sherman, [395]
General Taylor, [395]
Général Thouvenin, [395]
Général Totleben, [395]
General Wauchope, [395]
Gensbirne, [395]
George Augustus, [396]
Georges Delebecque, [396]
Gerando, [396]
Gerarde, mention of pears by, [32]
Gérardine, [396]
Gerdessen, [396]
Gerdessen, Pastor, orig. of Gerdessen, [396]
Gergonell(syn. of Jargonelle), [177]
Gerippte Pomeranzenbirne, [396]
German Muscat (syn. of Deutsche Muskateller), [358]
Germany, pomological literature of, [20]
Gernröder Pomeranzenbirne, [396]
Gestreiffe Winter-Apothekerbirne, [396]
Ghélin, Fontaine de, orig. of Beurré de Ghélin, [296]
Ghellinck de Walle, [396]
Ghellinck de Walle, orig. of Ghellinck de Walle, [396]
Gibb, [396]
Gibb, introd. of Russian pears by, [56]
Gibey-Lorne, orig. of Monseigneur des Hons, [474]
Giffard (syn. of Beurré Giffard), [134]
Giffard’s Butterbirne (syn. of Beurré Giffard), [134]
Gilain, [397]
Gilles ô Gilles, [397]
Giram, [397]
Girandoux, orig. of Girardon, [397]
Girardon, [397]
Girogile (syn. of Gilles ô Gilles), [397]
Glace d’hiver, [397]
Glastonbury, [397]
Gleck, [398]
Gliva, [398]
Gloire de Cambron, [398]
Glou Morceau, [172];
confusion with Beurre d’Arenberg, [129];
parent of Bergamotte de Toumai, [277];
Beurré Ad. Papeleu, [283];
Souvenir Favre, [550];
Winter Williams, [584]
Glout Morceau (syn. of Glou Morceau), [172]
Gloux Morceau (syn. of Glou Morceau), [172]
Gloward, [398]
Gnoico, [398]
Goat-herd, [398]
Goemans Gelbe Sommerbirne (syn. of Passe-Goemans), [491]
Gogal, [398]
Gold Dust, [399]
Gold Nugget, [399]
Goldbirne, [399]
Goldbordirte Holzbirne, [399]
Golden Bell, [399]
Golden Beurré of Bilboa, [398]
Golden June, [399]
Golden Knap, [399]
Golden Queen, [399]
Golden Russet, [399]
Golden Russet (syn. of Japan Golden Russet), [428]
Goldwörther Lederbirne, [399]
Gönnersche Birne, [399]
Goodale, [400]
Goodale, E., orig. of Goodale, [400]
Goodrich, Chauncey, orig. of Paddock, [489]
Gore, Gov., orig. of Heathcot, [413]
Got, [400]
Goubault, Maurice, orig. of varieties, [138], [274], [279], [281], [293], [296], [304], [310], [367], [465], [471]
Governor Carver, [400]
Grabel, Jacob, orig. of Posey, [506]
Grabenbirne, [400]
Grading of pears, [108]
Graf Moltke, [400]
Grafting pears, [106]
Graham, F. J., orig. of Autumn Nelis, [256]
Graham Autumn Nelis (syn. of Autumn Nelis), [256]
Grand Bretagne, [400]
Grand Isle, [400]
Grand Monarque (syn. of Catallac), [330]
Grand-Soliel, [400]
Grant, [401]
Graslin, [401]
Grasshoff Leckerbissen, [401]
Gratiola, [401]
Graue Flaschenbirne (syn. of Calbasbirn), [324]
Graue Herbstrusselet, [401]
Graue Holzbirne, [401]
Graue Honigbirn, [401]
Graue Pelzbirne, [401]
Graue Speckbirne, [401]
Graue Zuckerbirne, [402]
Grazbirne, [402]
Great Cassolette, [402]
Great Citron of Bohemia, [402]
Great Mammoth, [402]
Greece, ancient, pear in, [3]
Greeks, monographs on husbandry by, [7]
Green, Charles A., introd. into America of Président Drouard, [210]
Green Chisel, [402]
Green Mountain Boy, [402]
Green Pear of Yair, [402]
Green Yair (syn. of Green Pear of Yair), [402]
Gregoire, Xavier, orig. of varieties, [238], [239], [249], [255], [257], [259], [273], [302], [303], [304], [338], [342], [345], [362], [396], [397], [414], [415], [425], [429], [432], [440], [445], [446], [451], [457], [458], [467], [473], [474], [483], [507], [510], [511], [512], [514], [529], [531], [547], [548], [549], [550], [551], [572], [573], [587];
work as pear breeder, [19]
Grégoire Bordillon, [403]
Grey Good-Wife, [403]
Gris, M. le, orig. of Doyenné de la Grifferaye, [367]
Grise-Bonne, [403]
Grolez-Duriez, orig. of Belle-Moulinoise, [265];
Fondante de Moulins-Lille, [385]
Groom, introd. of Groom Prince Royal, [403]
Groom Prince Royal, [403]
Gros Blanquet Long, [403]
Gros Blanquet Rond, [403]
Gros-Hativeau, [404]
Gros Loijart,