...test the efficiency of Paris green, London purple and white arsenic as insecticides, in a paper read at the meeting of the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science at Toronto, says: " Thus we have demonstrated that the arsenitos are effective against the codling...

...American Pomological Society, of which I am the secretary, attended the meeting and presented a paper at the meeting of the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science, held in Philadelphia, presented two papers at the meeting of the American Association for the advancement of...

...Science, held at Ann Arbor. I was also, for the same reason, unable to present a very worthy paper at the meeting of the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science, held at Ann Arbor. In undertaking a large number of experiments during the time I was professor of botany...

...ripening or length of keeping. We must discover permanent marks in flower and leaf and tree to aid us. At the meeting of the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science at Ann Arbor, Mich., Aug. 25, Dr. CE B3ssey, of the University of Nebraska, proposed that botanists...

...in the form of a dead Crow with outstretched wings. APPLIED AND PURE SCIENCE. At the eighth annual meeting of the society for the promotion of agricultural science, held in New York in August, the following paper by Prof. Charles E. Bessey, of the University of Nebraska, was presented: To the...

...an appreciable amount of cottonseed oil to the butter, if any direct transfer occurred. * Paper read at the meeting of the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science at Montreal. The tests applied to the butter were viscosity of its soap solutions and its behavior...

...the initials " JF," in the Country Gentleman. The latter writer, in an article published August 18, 1887, quotes extensively from Mr. Smith's report in...we read a paper before the British Association for Wie Advancement of Science, at Manchester, England, in whioh we covered much the same ground. In the...

...article from Mr. Smith, which was published in the Country Gentleman two weeks later, in which lie denied special knowledge of the subject and stated...carrying the life history of the insect down to the nirth generation. This paper was printed in full in the Proceedings of the Society. September 2, 1887,...

...with the conditions and surroundings. The writer treated the subject at length in a paper read before the meeting of the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science, held in Washington during August, and subsequently published upon pages 9.">-10;> of Vol. IV, Insect Life....

...Delayed Oermination of Cocklebur and other paired seeds. (Extr. from the Proceedings of the HHli Annual Meeting of the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science, held in Springneid, August 1895.) Cordonnier, Anatole, Le Chrysantheme ä la grande fleur. Les Varietes qui...