NOTES

[1] "The Prince of Palms," Treloar.

[2] The cocoanut palm has been reared as far north as Indian River,

Florida, latitude 28° N., but has not proven a profitable commercial

venture.

[3] Quoted in "Watts's Dict.," II, 456.

[4] Bull. Torr. Bot. Club, 1902.

[5] Throughout this paper the writer uses this word in preference to

"fertilizing" even when speaking of so-called "commercial fertilizers."

[6] Farmers' Bulletin 114, United States Department of Agriculture.

[7] Conn. Exp. Sta. Rep. 1897, Part II.

[8] Ag. Bull. Fed. Malay States, February, 1903.

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