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In what years was rot most hurtful?. 12. What means have been tried in this vineyard to prevent or cure, the disease ? if so, please give results?. 13. What insects have been particularly injurious, and whali means have been used to, prevent or destroy them ?. Note.— It is respectfully requested that the above form be filled out as fully and as completely as possible, and forwarded to the Commissioner of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Any information with regard to diseases of the grape will be gladly received; and it is hoped that gentlemen will not confine themselves to the queries above given, nor limit their answers by the space allowed in the form, which is designed merely as a suggestive memorandum with regard to some points concerning which information is specially desired. It is also very desirable that the Department be furnished during the present season with specimens of diseased grape leaves, stems, or fruit in all stages. These may be sent by mail, free of postage, to this Department. Full credit will be given for all information and specimens received. HORACE CAPRON, Commissioner of Agriculture. c. m Missouri BOTANICAL Garden cm 23456789 10 copyright reserved Z/ '^e-y^ .^fC.^^y' /i.^ ^(C,. ^Jj, <?5 yZy^^ /(/^A /l <.^ * — 7 ^ 0 ^Z Xj2 ^ I 01 23456789 10 Missouri Botanical cm copyright reserved garden Ci K^. Soi^'^tA^ //. ./^’.n^ *r_- 2-2 fSAO RA 1^. yzfz Z2— ^ ^*^.<-v-T.;j^ i&'>^ ^^1 -3v 01 23456789 10 Missouri Botanicai cm copyright reserved garden >3122 Missouri Botanical Garden George Engelmann Papers tif ^eut J\lew York, September ij, i8y^. An extrci Tribune of eight pages is now issuing from the press, containing a complete (keport of the (Portland Meeting of the American Associ= ation for the Advancem^ent of Science, including more extended abstracts of the communications than have yet been published. 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