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Synonyms, scientific and common, of Cuban Pine (Piniu hettro- Pine (Pinut line (Pinui ) ............... (I'inut Page. - 78 Loblolly imlin Longleaf 114 28 Shortlcaf Pine rchinata) ............... 92 Spruce |iine (1'inutglalra) 136 Tar. amount shipped from Wilmington, N. C., 1880-1894 ........ 32 Tar. pine, methods of production ............................... 68 Trias forest* of Longleaf Pine, description ................... 45 ImiilK'rpnHluction from Longleaf Pine ................ 46 Timber. rtterts ol' production of naval stores on the timber, life of the tree, and the conditions of the forests ........ 72 estimate of Longleaf Pints standing ................... 66 exported from Pensacola, Fla., 1880-1893 ............... 37 exports from Mobile, Ala., 1880-1894 ................... 40 regions, supply and production ........................ 31 shipment:* from Alabama, 1892 ......................... 42 Tools nscd in turpentine orcharding ........................... 70 Ti a< -Ill-ids ...................................................... 149 Turpentine, cost of establishing a plant for working an orchard. 71 crude (or resin) from Longleaf Pine, composition. 67 oil. (See Spirits.) methods of distillation ............................ 70 orchard, cost of establishing a plant for working. . 69 orcharding, an improved method ...* ............... 71 injury to trees and forests ............ 72 in the furr.-ts ol Longlcaf Pine ....... 69 tools . ................................. 70 spirits, amount shipped from Wilmington, N. C., and total value, 1880-1894 ................ 32 Turpentine, spirits, number of casks shipped, and total value from Cliarl. -I..H.S r., r880-1884 33 mimherof casksshippcd from Mobile. Ala.. 1880-1894 36 or oil, chemical composition 67 Virginia pine forests 31 We i;> h t and strength of wood 14 Wilmington, N. C.. shipments of lumber to foreign and il tic ports, 1880-1894 32 t radr i n naval stores, 1880-1894 :i2 Wood, diagnostic features of pine 13 effect of age 17 grain of 148 of Cuban Pine, characteristics 83 Loblolly Pine, characteristics 125 description 53 use and value 119 Longleaf Pine, clmractcristics 53 fuel value 48 minute anatomy of 148 pine, remarks on grain 148 Shortleaf Pine, character!*! ic» 103 Southern pines, characteristics 13 mechanical properties 14 relation of strength to weight 14 influence of locality 18 moisture 19 shrinkage 20 the five Southern pines, article by Filibert Koth 143 sap and heart, remarks 143 spring and summer, difference 146 weight and strength at different heights in tree 15 3D 397 P55K6 1897 llohr, Charles Theodore The timber pines of the southern United States PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE CARDS OR SLIPS FROM THIS POCKET UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO LIBRARY. 