tion of the vine are generality of soils, for the destruction of the phylloxera or circumference, from the joints of which, especially those of important elements. In our second figureare shown various the prevention of its ravages. the middle and upper parts, grow numerous branches with Article 2.… … be the same as that indigenous to the United arundinacea of Wildenow. It presents the fol- States. The disease continued to spread in Eu- lowing characteristics: The stalks are smaller rope, and especially in France, to such an alarming extent gall, ¢ swelling of an attacked tendril, f gh, views of…
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