“... mMii ü SSISK steady toil and constant improvements on even very sterile sandy and peat soils. On the 1st of June 1936 the total number of cattle in the Netherlands amounted to 2 570 000, of which I 455 000 milching cows; the number of pigs was I 680...”

“... between 32 and 44 inches was, archeologically, entirely sterile, I did not try to get any deeper. As a matter of fact this would have been impossible too on account of the heavy boulders, increasing in size as one gets deeper down. As in the other squares...”

“... the rachis; rachilla disarticulating above the glumes, produced beyond the basal perfect floret and bearing 1—2 sterile florets. Sterile florets reduced to narrow or broad, awned lemmas. Glumes unequal, narrow, com- monly i-nerved with hyaline margins...”

“... developed a mechanical fish-canning process. The machinery used in process- ing takes open cans of cleaned sal- ted fish, and cooks and dehydrates the fish, then fills the cans with oil. Other machines seal, sterilize and label the cans. Cooking is done...”

“... Opuntia caribaea, showing flowers (5—6 in length section), flowerbud (4) and sterile fruits (8—10, 7 proliferous); 1, 3 Araya, No 120; 2, 4—7, 9 Falcon, No 104; 8, 10 Cubagüa, No 105. (nat. size). b Opuntia caribaea, Blanquilla (No 107), showing parts of...”

“...: Jawahedan (Ar.); DeTils tree; Kanhoedoe (N. E.). 211. Moraceae. Zanderij I, nr. 211 ster. Aug. 44. Vern. name: Sokone firiberoe (Ar.). This specimen is identical with some other sterile material from Suriname: B. W. 1957 from Watramiri and B. W. 5493...”