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PROCEEDINGS

of the ACADEMY OF SCIENCE

CUMULATIVE INDEX Volumes 51-60 1941-1950

Compiled by

Ray C. Friesner

Index Committee

Nellie M. Coats, Frank N. Wallace, Paul Weatherwax Ray C. Friesner, Chairman

Indiana Acadenry of Science Indiana State Library 1952

INDEX TO PORTRAITS

Arthur, Joseph Charles (1850-1942) 52:1

Behrens, Charles August (1885-1950) 60:30

Bruner, Henry Lane (1861-1945) 55:1

Coulter, Stanley (1853-1943) 53:4

Foley, Arthur Lee (1867-1945) 55:5

Hessler, Robert (1861-1942) 53:8

Malott, Clyde Arnett (1887-1950) 60:23

Martin, Lillien Jane (1851-1943) 53:10

Noyes, William Albert (1857-1941) 51:8

Phinney, Arthur John (1850-1942) 52:8

Wade, Frank Bertram (1875-1950) 60:25

359 PAST OFFICERS 1941-1950

(Officers from the founding of the Academy through 1944 are listed in 53:xvii-xx).

Year President Vice-President Secretary 1941 Paul Weatherwax E. F. Degering Winona H. Welch 1942 M. G. Mellon Theodor Just Winona H. Welch 1943 Theodor Just C. L. Porter Winona H. Welch 1944 C. A. Malott E. B. Abbott Winona H. Welch

1945 M. S. Markle J. F. Mackell Winona H. Welch 1946 E. F. Degering N. E. Pearson Winona H. Welch

1947 J. F. Mackell A. R. Bechtel Winona H. Welch 1948 Winona H. Welch Mason E. Hufford 0. B. Christy

1949 Charles L. Porter Stephen S. Visher 0. B. Christy

1950 Stephen S. Visher 0. B. Christy W. A. Daily

Year Treasurer Editor Press Secretary 1941 W. P. Morgan P. D. Edwards W. E. Edington 1942 W. P. Morgan P. D. Edwards C. M. Palmer 1943 W. P. Morgan P. D. Edwards C. M. Palmer 1944 W. P. Morgan R. C. Corley C. M. Palmer 1945 W. P. Morgan R. C. Corley C. M. Palmer 1946 W. P. Morgan R. C. Corley C. M. Palmer 1947 W. P. Morgan P. D. Edwards C. M. Palmer and W. E. Edington 1948 W. P. Morgan P. D. Edwards W. A. Daily

1949 W. P. Morgan E. S. Gantz W. A. Daily 1950 W. P. Morgan A. A. Lindsey Preston McGrain

360 INDEX INDIANA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE PROCEEDINGS

Volumes 51 (1941)—60 (1950)

A38, gamma-rays from, 60:296 Acetylation, of amines, 59:126-128 derivatives of starch, 51:173-177 Abbott, R. B., Hysteresis of wood, Achillea, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: 51:236 111; 54:97; 55:58; 56:112; 57: Gas mixtures for rapid explosions, 85; 60:89 54:193 Achorntes, 53:170 Abies, in Lake forest, 51:75 Acid-fast bacilli, 51:69 Abnormal characters, in tomato fruit, Acids, effect of pH on toxicity, 60:53 55:46-47 inhibited for recovering tin from Abcission, marcessent , 57:56 tin cans, 54:112 Abundance of game fish in a small preparation with hydrogen ex- lake, 51:262 change zeolites, 51:132-134 Abutilon, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 55: telluric, preparation, 52:114-116 55; 59:50; 60:86 solubility in nitric, 52:117-118 Academy Foundation, Authority to Acnida, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 53: contract with trust company, 108; 54:93; 55:53; 58:53; 58: 53:viii 93; 59:49 investment of funds, 58:13 Acoleidae, systematic notes, 60:314 resolution regarding sale of com- Acorns, respiration studies on germi- mon stock, 56:xii nation of, 51:83-86 prize, 57:viii, xvi Acorus, distri., 51:122; 58:93; 60:83 Acalypha, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53: Acquired character, inheritance, 52: 109; 54:94; 55:55 190-191 Acarospora, distri. 53:91 Acroneuria, 54:228 Accelerated erosion due to industrial Acrylon, fumigant, 57:120 waste, 57:163 Actaea, distri., 57:83 Acer, dendrometer studies, 51:74 Actinocleidus, size variations, 53:177 distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53:109; 54: Actinomeris, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 94; 55:55; 56:110; 57:84; 59: 53:111; 54:97; 55:58; 57:85; 50; 60:86 60:88 effect of sap removal on annual Actinomyces, 55:34 ring growth, 59:46-47 effect of aluminum, 59:43 growth-rainfall trend-cofficients, scabies, 59:43 59:42-43 Actinomycetes, antibiotic activity, 59: in Lake forest, 51:75 71-74 saccharophorum, 58:73 Action potential measurements and seedling reproduction, 58:73-75 visual stimuli, 55:170 tree growth, 52:36-44; 60:93-46 potentials during tracking response, Acerates, distri., 54:95; 55:56; 59:50 57:183 nomenclatorial changes, 56:113 Actuarial mathematics, 56:234 Acetaminobenzaldehyde, trithio-p-, 58: Acyl, derivatives of sulfamide, 56: 111-119 134-135 Acetates, diamino alkyl, 58:120-124 ureas, prepn., 51:161-164 Acetic acid, 2, 4-dichlor-phenoxy-, Adams, Charles Frederick, memo- effect on grape vines, 60:197- rial, 60:19 108 Adams County, ants, 52:203-224 Acetodextra, from ovary of catfish, glacial drift, 59:215 60:312 vascular , 52:97-108; 53:105- Acetoxybenzaldehyde, trithio-p-, 58: 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 57:81- 111-119 96; 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60:114- Acetyl derivatives, starch, 51:173-177 116 phosphate, system of Leuconostoc, Adams, W. B., (see Adams, W. R.) 59:37 Adams, W. R., A preliminary report transphosphorylase metal require- (archaeological) on Martin ment, 59:37 County, 55:16-17

361 362 Adams—Aliphatic

An analysis of surface material Agromyza, 56:150 from the Mann site, 56:21 Agropyron, Food used by the Indians distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53:106; 54: at the Angel site, 59:19-24 92; 55:51; 57:81 and W. B. Adams, An archaeo- floret fertility, 59:75-79 logical survey of Monroe nomenclatorial changes, 55:60 County, 54:25-28 Agrostemma, distri., 51:124; 52:101; Addition agents for electrodeposition 53:108; 56:109; 59:49 of tin, 56:141-144 Agrostis, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53: Adena culture at the Cato site, 55: 106; 54:92; 55:51; 56:107; 57: 18-22 82; 60:83 in Monroe County, 54:25-28 Air, dielectric constant, 60:297 Adenosinetriphosphatase, 60 :67-72 flows, northern hemisphere, 52:140 Adiantum, distri., 54:91; 59:55; 60:82 ozonized, nitrogen oxides of, 54: Ad is- Castro, Elias, 107-111 Unsolved anthropological problems Aitken, Mary M. Isolation of blue- of Costa Rica, 58:49 green algae for pure culture, Physical anthropology of Dominica 56:77-79 Carebs, 59:17 Akeley, E. S. Theoretical calcula- and Georg K. Newmann, Inci- tions regarding electron accele- dence of ear exostoses in the rator, 55:164 Hopewell people of the Illinois Alaoglu, Leon, and John Giese, Ir- valley, 57:33-36 regularly regular polyhedra, Adouinella, 59:81 53:144 Adrenal cortical grafts, rat, 51:264-5 Alberts, A. A. et al., Recent advances and subsequent ear adrenalectomy, in flourine chemistry, 56:119- .51:264-5 122 Aedes, 56:155 Albertson, George W., professor at repellant, 57:121 University of Notre Dame, 55: Aegilops, distri., 52:98 149 Aerating liquids, 58:55 Alcohol, allyl in determ. of mercury, Aerobacter, effect of sulfa drugs and 60:125 streptomycin, 59:38 nitro, reaction with diazonium bases use in preparing immune sera for and salts, 57:88-91 Paramecia, 53:47-49 Alcohols, amino, esterification, 58:120- Aesculus, distri., 52:103; 54:94; 60: 124 86 estimation, 58:142-144 Aeshna, 56:167; 60:208 sulfur containing, some p-nitro and Aeshnidae, 56:163-169 amino-benzoates of, 58:148-150 Affiliation of scientific organizations Alfalfa, , 60:178-182 with Academy, 53:xi; 54:xi pollination, 59:165 , anthropology, 59:34-36 Webworm (see Loxostege) Agar-decomposing organism, 55:34-35 Algae (see also group and Agaricus, 57:75; 58:81; 60:91 names) 59:41, 44, 80 Agastache, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 54: blue green, pure culture, 56:77-79 95; 55:56; 56:110; 57:84; 58: Edmund Niles Huyck Preserve, 59: 95; 59:51; 60:87 80-81 Agglutination, pertussis, 52:30-33 effect of butyl ester of 2-4-D, 59: Aggregation, of millipeds, 60:329 44-45 Agkistrodon, injuries by, 60:318 isolation for pure culture, 56:77 Agriculture, on American forest fron- spoken of as mosses, 58:33 tier, 55:92 Wayne County, 52:71-81 effect of glaciation upon, 56:174-181 Algebra, postulates of tri-operational, hail storms, 51:178 57:179 problems of the high Andes, 55:38 teaching, 57:178 research in , 60:80 Algebraic or transcendental equa- Agrilus, 57:109; 60:181 tions, solution of, 53:144 Agrimonia, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53: Algonkian, stockades, 55:15 109; 54:94; 55:54; 57:83; 58: Algonkin, cranial series, 57:18-23 94, 96; 59:50; 60:80 Algonquin, 51:31-33 Agrionidae, distribution and seasonal anthropology, 54:39 abundance, 53:179-185 Aliphatic nitrocompounds, 52:119-121 Alisma—Analytical 363

Alisma, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 54:92; council psychological examination, 55:51; 56:107; 57:81 52:180 nomenclatorial changes, 56:112 forests, factors in settlement, 55:92 Alkyl iodides, reaction with silver Indian, 54:41-43 amidosulfonate, 52:122-124 University, at Bairritz, 56:233 at Shrivenham barracks, 56:233 Alleb, W. C, Indiana scientist, 54: Amia, skull, 55:210 179-183 Amines, acetylation, 59:126-128 Allen County, ants, 52:203-224 aliphatic, 57:97 bumblebees, 60:167-177 condensations of polyamines, 58: lichens, 53:81-95 140-141 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 derivatives of lower aliphatic, 57: vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- 97-100 114; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 57: identification, 53:119-121 81-86; 59:48-52 Aminoacetophenone, p-, rearrange- Allen, F. J., An experiment for ment, 59:135 freshmen to place emphasis Aminoalcohols, ease of esterification upon Avogadro's number, 53: of, 58:120-4 116-117 preparation and properties, 52:119- Sidelights on research, 56:115 121 Allen, William A., and Ed. F. Deg- Aminobenzoates, of sulfur-containing ering, Synthesis and reactions alcohols, 58:148-150

of ketenes, 55 : 65-68 Aminobenzoic acid, anesthetic deriva- Allerthonia, distri., 53:83 tive, 51:70 Alligator, skull, 55:210 inhibition of action of sulfapyri- Allium, distri., 51:122; 52:99; 53:107; dine, 51:70 54:92; 55:52; 56:108; 57:82; Ammocoetes, ancestral type of verte- 58:93; 59:49; 60:83 brates, 55:207 Allocapnia, 54:227 Ammania, distri., 55:55 Allyl alcohol, reagent for mercury, Ammonium cps., as fungicides, 60:46 60:125 Amorpha, distri., 51:125; 57:83 Allyn, W. P., nomenclatorial changes, 55:61 A simple larvacide for ornamental Amos Butler, library, disposal, 52: pools and spawning ponds, 58: xii 160 Ampelamus, distri., 51:127; 52:104; Alnus, distri., 55:53; 56:108 55:56; 56:110 nomenclatorial changes, 56:113 Ampelopsis, distri., 51:126 Alobates, 56:260 Amphiagrion, distri., 53:181; 60:207 Alopecurus, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53: Amphicarpa, distri., 51:126; 52:102; 106 54:94; 55:55; 56:110; 57:83; Alphitophagus, 56:259 58:94; 59:50; 60:85 Aluminum, effect on potato scab, 59:43 Amphigerontia, 60:201 Alyssum, distri., 59:50; 60:115 Amphioxus, relation to vertebrate an- Amanita, 57:74; 59:58; 60:91 cestral type, 55:207 Amanitopsis, 57:74; 59:58 Amphisbaenids, osteology of skull, 53: Amaranthus, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 158 53:108; 54:93; 55:53; 56:109; Amstutz, N. S. and A. H. Meyer, 57:83; 58:93,96 Civilian defense geography of nomenclatorial changes, 55:61 Valparaiso, Indiana, 52:140 Ambrosia, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: Amylase, 60:141 111; 54:96; 55:58; 56:111; 57: Anacharis, distri., 53:105; 59:48 85; 58:95; 60:88 Ancylis, 56:150 host for Orobanche, 51:116-117 Anacystis, 52:74; 59:80 source of antibacterial substances, Anaerobic bacteria, recent develop- 54:52-53 ments concerning activities, 53: Amelanchier, distri., 51:125; 54:94; 30-46 57:83 Anagallis, distri., 59:50 nomenclatorial changes, 57:86 Analytical chemistry, academic train- Amendments (see Constitution, ing in, 59:131 amendments) in , 1830-1850, 60: American Bottoms, 54:15 268 cavern, 58:237 geometry, curves, 57:178 ;

364 Anaphothrips—Anthropology

Anaphothrips, 60:181 Angelica, distri., 51:126; 55:55; 56: Anaptychia, distri., 53:95 110; 57:84 nomenclatorial changes, 53:114 Anasa, 53:167, 169 Angle, impossibility of trisection, 60: Anatomy, of Cacao, 60:77 279 comparative, phylogenetic interpre- Angoumois, grain moth, 60:181-183 tations, 55:206-214 Angular correlation of gamma rays, of Polypodium, 59:102-111 from A38, 60:296 root-stem transition, Phaseolus, 59: parasites, significance of life 43 histories, 53:159 Anax, 56:166; 60:208 Annelid, parasitized by Cercaria, 53: in Indiana, 58:151 156 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: Annual ring growth, 52:36-44; 59:42- 202 43; 46:47 Anderson, Charles H., and Ed. F. effect of sap removal in sugar Degering, The preparation and maple, 59:46-47 properties of certain acyl de- Anode polishing, 53:130-133 rivatives of sulfamide, 56:134- Anolis, 56:246 135 Anomalagrion, 53:181; 60:207 Anomopsocus, 60:200 Anderson, Dorcas J., Studies on a Anopheles, 56:154 new furcocercous cercaria of breeding places, 51:261 the Vivax type, 53:153 repellant, 57:121 Determination of the life history of Anox, in Indiana, 58:151 Cercaria szidati, a furcocercous Anoxic survival, in decompressed at- of the Vivax type, 55:182 mospheres, 53:157 Anderson, Indiana, Antagonism (see also Antibiotics), of profile of an industrial city, 56:216- Streptomyces, 59:71-74 220 Antennaria, distri., 53:111; 56:111; Anderson, J. W. (see also Thorn- 57:85; 58:95; 59:51; 60:115 bury, W. D.) Some effects upon nomenclatorial changes, 55:63 agricultural productivity in Anthemis, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: Morgan County, 56:174-181 111; 54:97; 55:58; 56:112; 57: Lumbering industry of Morgan 85; 58:96; 60:89 County, Indiana, 57:123 Anthracnose, of mint, 60:97-101 Utilization of woodland areas of Anthropology (see also Archaeology, Morgan County, Indiana, 60: Indians, Mounds; also entries 229-235 under following author names: Andes, agricultural problems, 55:38 Adams, W. R.; Adis-Castro, Andrews, Frank Marion, memorial, Elias; , Glenn; Carr, 51:1-2 Arthur B.; Clauser, Chas. E.; Androgen Assay, the chick comb for, Curry, Hilda J.; Dragoo, Don 51:264 W.; Driver, Harold E.; East- treated baby chicks, 53:155-156 man, Alvan C.J Gebhard, Paul Andropogon, distri., 51:122; 52:99; H.; Guernsey, E. Y.; Helman,

53:106; 54:92; 55:52; 56:108; Vernon R. ; Householder, J. C; 59:49; 60:83 Kelly, Mary Frances; Lilly, nomenclatorial changes, 53:113 Eli; Lorenson, Robert W. Anellaria, 57:75 Marsh, Helen; Neumann, Anemone, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 53: George K.; Salzman, Zdenek; 108; 55:54; 59:49; 60:84 Schutzel, Ann; Schweins- Anemonella, distri., 56:109; 60:84 berger, Sanchia; Skinner, Rob- Angel Mound, skeletal material, 58: ert R.; Taylor, Edith; Thomas, 50-52 Bruce; Vogelin, C. F.; Voege-

Angel Mounds, botanical study, 51: lin, Ermine W. ; Vreeland, F. 68; 54:49-50 M.; Weatherwax, Paul; Wal- Angel Site, anthropology, 59:19 lace, William J.; Warren, C. bone flute, 57:29-30 P.; Weer, Paul; Ziener, Helen food animals, 59:19 M.) negative painting, 59:25-27 abstracts, 51:30; 55:15; 56:20-21; trail complexes, 51:34-43 57:16-17; 58:47-49; 59:17-18; worked deer astragali, 57:31-32 60:37-44 Anthropology—Apple 365

Algonquin, 54:39 skeletal material from Archaic hori- Angel Mound, skeletal material, 58: zon, Posey County, 59:17-18 50-52 unsolved problems of Costa Rica, 58:49 Angel site, 51:34-43; 59:19 Vanderburgh County, 51:34-43 negative painting, 59:25 Walum Olum, 51:48-54, 55-59; 54: basket makers, 59:17-18 44-48; 55:29-32 bastioned stockades, 55:15 Woodland Culture, 54:41-43 Big House, 51:48-54 word distortions, 51:48-54 birth rites, 57:24-28 Antibacterial substances from plants, bone flutes and whistles, 59:28-33 54:52-53 burial sites, 51:31-33 Antibiotics (see also Antagonism), Central Africa, 59:34-36 from bacteria, 56:75 chronology of Walum Olum, 54:33- behavior patterns, 57:41 40 from blue green algae, 56:77 Congo culture, 59:34-36 circulin, 58:55-56; 60:58-63 corn, 60:37 Chloromycetin, 60:48 cranial series, 57:18-23 lysozme, 57:44-53 craniology of Northwest Pacific paramecin, 60:64-66 Coast Indian, 56:20 from plants, 54:52 deformed ears of corn as objects polypeptids, 60:58-63 of worship, 56:20-21 from streptomycete, 59:38 Delaware, 51:48-54 Streptomyces antagonistic to patho- towns, 56:26-32 genic fungi, 59:71-74 ear exostoses, 57:33-36 as therapeutic agents, 58:266 Fineld site, 60:37-44 variation in property of bacterium, food animals, 59:19 56:75-76 Hopewellian, 60:38-44 Indian agricultural practices of Antigen, pneumococcal, 51:69 high Andes, 55:38 Antigenic action of cold vaccine, 51: Kosciusko County, 51:31-33 69 Lake Wawasee, 51:31-33 Antimalarials, 57:87 linguistics, 58:47-49 Antiseptic agents, evaluation, 60:73- method for analyzing numerical sy- 76 stems, 59:18 Antiserum for epidemic influenza, 53: Michigan, 51:44 50 migration route of the Lenape, 54: Antitoxins (see ) 33-40 Ants, 56:153 mnemonic records, 55:29-32 control, 57:120 Mohave puberty rite, 57:37-40 of Indiana, 52:203-224 Monroe County, 54:25-28 as pests, 57:110 morpheme classes in American In- Antu, rodent poison, 57:121 dian languages, 60:37 Apanteles, 56:161 notched rasp, 59:17 Aphaenogaster, 52:208-209 Ohio Falls sites, 51:60-67 Aphanorhegma, , 52:53 Ohio valley sites, 59:28-33 Aphanothece, 59:80 Ojibiwa-Ottawa, 51:44-47 Aphid, 56:151 Passamaquoddy and Quapaw control, 60:187-188, 211, 220 mnemonic records, 55:29-32 onion, 60:179 physical of Dominica Caribs, 59:17 Willow (see Melanoxantherium) Posey County, 59:17 Aphis, 53:166 primitive groups, legal procedures, Apios, distri., 54:94; 55:55; 58:94; 60: 60:37 85 Putnam County, 51:30 Aplectrum, distri., 57:82; 59:49 rare or new middle Mississippi Apocynum, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 53: trails, 56:20 110; 54:95; 56:110; 57:84; 58: Rhesus factor, 58:49 94; 60:86 Shawnee, 54:39 App, B. A., (see Everly, Ray T.) Shell Mound, 59:17-18 Apple, insects, 60:178-182 Shoshonean-speaking tribes, 55:26- maggott (see also Rhagoletis), 56: 28 150 Sioux, 54:39 production, Morgan County, 56:180 366 APPLESEED—ASTERELLA

Appleseed, Johnny, in Indiana, 60: Argia, distri., 53:180-181; 60:206 266 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: Apprentices, selection, 59:289 198 , parasite on sorghum Argrotis, 53:168 midge, 51:280 Arigomphus, 56:165 Aptitudes, testing, 53:150-152 Arisaema, distri., 51:122; 52:99; 53: Aquilegia, distri., 55:54; 56:109; 59: 107; 56:108; 57:82; 58:93; 59: 49; 60:84 49; 60:83 Aristida, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53: Arabidopsis, distri., 57:83; 59:50 106; 57:82; 60:83 Arabis, distri., 51:125; 52:101; 56: Aristolochia, distri., 52:100; 53:108; 109; 57:83; 58:94; 59:50; 60: 54:93; 57:82 85, 115-116 Artihmetic readiness, kindergarten nomenclatorial changes, 53:113-114; level, 57:189 56:113; 57:86 Armillaria, 57:74 Aralia, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 55:55; Armoracia, distri., 51:125; 52:101; 56:110; 57:84 55:54; 58:94; 59:50 Arbor vitae, insects, 60:180 Army worm (see Cirphus) Archaeologists, early Hoosier, 58:251 fall (see Laphygma) , 55:83 Archaeology (see also Anthropology, Aronia, distri., 51:125; 56:109; 60:85 Indians, Mounds) Artemisia, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: abstracts, 58:47-49 111; 55:58; 57:85; 60:89 Adina, 55:18-22 nomenclatorial changes, 55:64 Angel site, 57:29-30, 31-32 Arthonia, distri., 53:83 bone flute, 57:29-30 Arthothelium, distri., 53:83 Cato site, 55:18-22 , hormones, 51:267-272 cenotes of Yucatan, 55:111-116 as vectors of disease in man, 54:198 critique of field methods, 57:16 Arthur, J. C, Indiana scientist, 54: Delawares, 54:31 179-183 Duckworth Farm Site, 54:29 memorial, 52:1-3 early contribution, 56:22-25 Artifacts (see also Anthropology, field school, 58:47 Archaeology), 57:16 Fifield site, 60:38 flutes and whistles, 59:28-33 Hukham village, 58:54 Artin, Emil, The elementary func- Hopewellian, 55:18-22 tions, 53:144 Indian as corn breeder, 51:13-21 Arundinaria, distri., 60:82 Mann site, 56:21 Asarum, distri., 52:100; 53:108; 54: Marion County, 54:29-32 93; 56:109; 57:82; 58:93; 60:84 Martin County, 55:16 Ascaris, 53:155, 172-176 Miamis, 54:31 in man, 54:198 Monroe County, 54:25-28 in university freshmen, 52:196-200 Morgan County, 54:29-32 Asclepias, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 53: Oliver Farm Site, 54:29-32 110; 54:95; 55:56; 56:110; 57: Owen County, 58:53-54 84; 58:94, 96; 59:50; 60:87 Pectol Camp, 58:54 Ascorbic acid in cantaloupes, 57:87 Putnam County, 51:30 Ash (see Fraxinus) Seneca, 54:31 Asimina, distri., 52:101; 53:108; 54: Shell Mound, 55:18-22 93; 55:54; 58:93; 60:85 Siouan, 54:31 Asparagus, distri., 51:122; 52:100; Summit Village, 58:54 57:82; 60:83 Vanderburgh County, 58:50-52 Aspergillus, antagonism, 59:72 Woodland, 55:18-22 Aspidiotus, 60:180 Archaic culture in New York, 55:18 Asplenium, distri., 51:120; 52:98; 53: Archeopteris, 51:23 105; 55:51; 56:107; 60:82 Archilestes, 57:113 XAsplenosorus, distri., 59:48 Arctium, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: Aster, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53:111; 111; 54:97; 58:96; 60:89 54:96; 55:58; 56:111; 57:85; Arcyria, distri., 57:69 58:95; 59:51; 60:88 Arenaria, distri., 51:124; 53:108; 54: nomenclatorial changes, 52:108 93; 57:83; 58:93; 59:49; 60:84 Asterella, distri., 51:102; 56:90 _ Astreus—Bacteriology 367

Astreus, 59:58 circulans, source of antibiotic, 58: Asterotheca, 52:62-68 55-56 subtilis, glucose metabolism, 60:45 Athyrium distri., 51:120; 54:91; 55: Bacteria, acid-fast, 51:69 51; 56:107; 57:81; 58:92; 59: antibiotics from, 56:75 55; 60:82 effect on Trichomonas vaginalis, Atmosphere, circulation of, 54:124 60:313 electricity and meteorological phe- electron micrograph, 52:27-29 nomena, 51:234 "nibbled" colonies resistant to vi- Atomic beam, use in spectroscopy, 55: ruses, 54:51 166 non-toxic strains, 54:52 Atomic bomb, effect upon civilization, pigmentation of, 57:57 55:8-14 sulfa drugs and streptomycin in urinary infections, 59:38 Atomic energy, biological effects, 60: Bacterial, chemotherapy, 58:265 130-137 content of normal human tissue, Atomic states, metastable in gas dis- 51:69 charge, 58:288 virus, effect of supra optimum tem- Atoperla, 54:228 peratures, 53:28-29 Atriplex, distri., 52:101; 53:108; 54: effect of sulfa drugs on, 53:28 93; 55:53; 58:93 Bactericides, in plasma of domestic fowl, 53:29 Atrypa, new , of Bacteriophage (see also , 59:246-250 Virus) nature of "nibbled" colonies, 54:51 Atta, 52:212 Bacteriologists, American Society, 56: Attic , 56:153; 60:182 34 Aui98, decay, 57:82 request to affiliate, 52:xiv L. W., electronic Auckerman, An Bacteriology (see also Antigen, Bac- hydrogen detector, 59:266 teria, Vaccine, genera of bac- J., Indiana scientist, Audubon, John teria; entries under follow- 54:179-181 ing author names: Bard, Augustine, Brother, early teacher R. C.; Beevers, H.; Behrens, University of 55: Notre Dame, Otto; Bennett, R. E.; Britt, 147 Eugene M.; Campaigne, E.; Aulacomnium, taxonomy and distri., Cole, Versa V.; Delbruck, M.; 52:56 DeMoss, R. D.; Ervin, Robert Aureolaria, distri., 51:128; 52:105; F.; Gay, Kathleen; Gary, N. 53:111; 59:51 D.; Harned, R. L. ; Hartsell, Authors, directions to, 59:303 S. E.; Haynes, Edith; James, instructions, 60:344 Harold D.; Jamieson, W. A.; Avogadro's number, experiment for Jump, John A.; Kaufman, O. freshmen, 53:116 W.; Kent, R. L.; Ketchum, Avoidance behavior, experimental Helen M.; Kingkade, Mary study, 57:188 Jane; Koffler, H.; Luria, S. E.; Award (see Prize) Martin, Anne Marie; McBur- Azo derivatives of nitro alcohols, 57: ney, Marion J.; McClung, L. 88 S.; Murray, F. Joseph; Palmer, Azobenzene, fumigant, 57:120 C. M.; Powell, H. M.; Pratt, Azolla, 60:82 D. B.; Sanders, Dorothy; Aztalan, stockades, 55:15 Saunders, Allen; Schnetzler, E. E.; Smolelis, A. N.; Starks, Bachman, G. Bryant (see also Elv- Opal B.; Tetrault, P. A.; ing, Philip J.) College under- Thompson, R. L.; Toabe, Ruth; graduate course in organic Weed, Lyle A.; Weiss, Lucille chemistry, 60:123 J.; Yuncker, T. G.) and E. Jack Kahler, Hydrolysis abstracts, 51:69-70; 53:28-29; 54: rates of unsaturated esters in 51-53; 55:33; 56:33; 57:41-43; alkaline emulsion systems of 58:55-56; 59:37-39; 60:45-46 the GR-S type, 56:123-129 agar decomposing organism, 55:34- Bacidia, distri., 53:86 35 Bacillus, agar decomposing, 55:34 bacterial count in human tissues, key to species, 55:33 51:69 368 Bacteriology—Bees

Brucilla cultivated in chick embry- Clostridium hemolyticum , os, 60:45-46 57:43 cellulose-decomposing organism, 54: Barite, unusual occurrence, 57:123 75-78; 55:33-34 Bark Beetles, 56:150 Clostridium, 51:71 development of medical, 57:172 Barometric pressure, 51:234 gas gangrene, 55:33 Bartholomew County, vascular plants, glucose metabolism of B. subtilis, 51:120-129; 52:97-108; 53:105- 60:45 114; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 57: history, 53:55-71; 55:148 81-86; 58:92-96; 60:82-90 influenza virus, 55:33 highway map, 58:229 key to species of Bacillus, 55:33 Barton, Thomas Frank, Notes on medical, history, 57:172-177 size, distribution, and growth mycology for, 56:33 of Indiana cities, 58:222-224 pneumococcal antigenic action, 51: Some geographic recreational as- 69 pects of unglaciated Indiana, Bacteriostatic test, 60:73-76 59:216-220 Bacterium, agar-decomposing, 55:34 Relative location and growth of Badhamia, distri., 57:69 Terre Haute, 60:236-238 Baechle, Rev. John W., A summary Bartramia, 52:57; 58:42 of bird-banding activities from Bartamiaceae, taxonomy, 52:56-57 April 1941 to November 1944, Base exchange, synthetic resins, 51: 54:201-206 136-145 Life cycle of Samia cecropia, 56: Bases, effect of pH on toxicity, 60:53 246 Basiaeschna, 56:166 Colored portraits of some common Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: birds, 57:190 202 Bagworm (see also Thyridopteryx), Basic wind system, 51:228-233 56:151; 60:180 Basket-Makers, anthropology, 59:17- Bairritz, American University, 56: 18 233 Bastioned stockades, aboriginal in Baker, Lawrence M., and Jane S. North America, 55:15 Harris, Validation of personal- Basswood (see Tilia) ity test results against labora- Bat bug (see Cimex) tory behavior, 58:291 Batrachospermum, 59:81 Balances, analytical developments, 60: Bazzania, distri., 51:100 265 Beam, vibrating, determination of de- Baldinger, Lawrence H., Assay for flective curve, 58:289 menthone in oil of peppermint, Bean, insects, 60:178-182 52:111-113 control, 57:119; 59:185-196; Ball State, winter meeting of Acad- 60:189 emy, 57:ix Bear, Black (see Euarctos) Bamberger, J. W. (see also Rey- Beaver (see Castor) nolds, A. E.) Beaver Bend , 60:244 and W. E. Martin, Effect of Bechtel, A. R., A ten-year-old forest quinacrine hydrochloride on ce- in Lye Creek prairie, Mont- cal coccidiosis of chickens, 56 gomery County, 56:80-83 248-252 Becker, M. (see Fan, H. Y.) Baptisia, distri., 53:109; 58:94; 60 Bechert, C. H., Topographic map- 85 ping in Indiana, 59:212 Barbalophozia, Indiana species, 56 Beckman, Robert D., Jet propulsion, 92-94 55:164 Barbarea, distri., 51:125; 53:109; 54 Beckman rearrangement of oximes, 94; 57:83; 58:93 59:134 nomenclatorial changes, 53:113; 55 Beech (see also Fagus), in Laughery 61 Creek valley, 59:82-94 Bard, R. C. (see also N. D. Gray), in Northwestern Indiana, 60:80 Mechanisms of action of clos- limits, 60:80 tridial toxins, 60:67-72 Beech Creek, limestone, 54:18; 60:244 and L. S. McClung, Observa- Beechwood formation, 55:84 tions on chemical nature of the Bees, pollination of legumes, 59:164- hemolytic and lethal factors of 172 Beetle—Bird-Banding 369

Beetle (see also Coleoptera) Benzoates, from sulfur-containing al- Bran (see Tenebroides) cohols, 58:148-150 Blister (see Epicauta) Benzylquinolines, 60:158-161 Corn Flea (see Chaetocnema) substituted, 60:153 Corn , 56:149 Berberis, distri., 58:93 Flour (see Tribolium) Grain (see Orzaephilus) Berg, Philip W., Laboratory tests on Japanese, 51:280 the toxicity of technical DDT, Key to pupae of family Tenebrion- DDT isomers and analogues, idae, 56:253-260 and DDD, 59:157-163 Powder Post (see Lyctus) Berkey woods, ecology, 52:34 Scavenger (see Ips) Berteroa, distri., 51:125; 57:83 Beevers, H., and E. W. Simon, Effect Bessel functions, 59:264 of pH on toxicity of weak acids Besseya, distri., 55:57 and bases, 60:53-57 Beta, forbidden distributions, 51:234 Behavioral disposition, 59:283 naphthalenesulfonamides, 57:97 Behavior, avoidance, 57:188 ray spectra, 51:234; 59:266, 270; birds and mammals, 56:245 60:294,296 development, ability of pupils to Betula, distri., 52:100; 55:53 recognize principles of, 54:194 in Lake forest, 51:75 human, in experimental semi-star- tree growth, 52:36-44 vation, 57:187 Bidens, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: interpretations, 56:240 111; 54:97; 55:58; 56:112; 57: nesting turkey vultures, 57:190 85; 58:96; 59:52; 60:88 Behrens, C. A., Historical develop- Bieber, C. L., Structural trends of the ment of medical bacteriology, southern flanks of the Wiscon- 57:172-177 son Arch, 58:244-245 Historical landmarks of chemo- Distribution patterns of sand and therapy, 58:263-267 gravel pits in northwestern In- Historical sketch of the Purdue diana, 59:221-224 Biological Society, 56:222-225 BiEFELD, L. P., and Margaret Grif- memorial, 60:20,45 fing, Systematic color nomen- Behrens, Otto K. (see also King- clature applied to inorganic kade, Mary Jane, Biosyn- qualitative analysis, 51:131 thesis of penicillins, 56:33 Billings, John S., Indiana scientist, Beller, Emanuel K., Two compon- 54:179-183 ents of a social attitude, 59:283 Billman, John H., Problems in or- Bellevue formation, 55:83 granic chemistry, 60:123 Belton Fault complex, 51:178 and Frank H. Travis, Reaction Benninghoff, William S., Prelimi- of solyanhydrides with thio- nary report on a coal ball phene, 54:101-104 flora from Indiana, 52:62-68 Binkley, W. W., and Ed. F. Deger- Bennett, R. E. and I. Roy Cohen, A ing, Reaction between silver tentative plate assay method amidosulfonate and alkyl io-

of vitamin Bi 2 , 59:37 dides, 52:122-124 Benton County, ants, 52:203-224 Biography (see also Necrology) bumblebees, 60:167-177 Mary Porter Haines, 51:78-82 dragonflies, 60:205-210 Biological laboratory, Chicago Uni- glacial drift, 59:215 versity, 59:297 vascular plants, 55:50-64; 59:48-52 problem, use of statistics in solu- Benton, George W., recognition, 50 tion of, 51:261 years' membership in Academy, committee, report of, 52:vi, xi; 55: 50:xiii ix; 57 :x Benzaldehydes, 58:111-119 Biology, education, Chicago Univer- Benzene hexachloride, insect control, sity, 59:297 57:119 and post-war world, 55:8-14 Benzer, S., Experiments on contact Birch (see Betula) rectification in germanium, 56: Birch Borer, Bronze (see also Ag- 236 rilus), 60:181 Photonegative effects in germanium Bird-Banding activities, summary, crystals, 57:181 54:201-206 370 Birds—Botanical

Birds, of Indiana, 54:200 Bloom, Wm. W., Pteridophytes of the colored portraits, 57:190 Valparaiso moraine of Porter of northeastern Chiapas, Mexico, County, Indiana. 59:53-57 59:296 Bloomington, annual meeting, 58:9 respiratory control, 52:188 rainfall variability indices, 58:201 social behavior, 53:157-158 Bluebird, 54:201 Bird's Nest , sexuality studies, 57:54 Blue Green Algae (see also Myxo- variation, 58:69 phyceae and genus names), 56: Birkhaug, Konrad, BCG vaccina- 77; 59:80-81 tion, 58:15 Blue, J. W., and A. C. Johnson, Iso- Bison, food for Indians, 59:23 merism of Iniio, 60:294 Birthplaces of Indiana scientists, 60: Blumenthal, Harold J., and Ralph 29 C. Corley, Effect of 1, 3, 7- Birthrate (see Population changes) trimenthyl and 1, 3, 7, 9-tri- Blackbird, Red-winged, 54:202 methyl uric acids on uric acid Blackford County, bumblebees, 60: excretion in the white rat, 60: 167-177 126-129 dragonflies, 60:205-210 Blowfly (see Calliphora) glacial drifts, 59:215 liverworts, 56:86-91; 59:112-114 Boehmeria, distri., 51:123; 53:108; vascular plants, 53:105-114; 55:50- 54:93; 55:53; 57:82 64 , Cabin Creek, 55:37 Black, Glenn A., Trait complexes bottom configuration, 56:36 at the Angel site, 51:34-43 formation and lake filling, 54:79-80 The Cato Site, Pike County, In- pollen, 59:43-44 diana, 55:18-22 pollen profile, 56:36 Some rare or new Middle Missis- pollen study, 56:35 sippi traits, 56:20 Bogaz, in , 57:151 Critique of some archaeological field Bohman, Frank E., Biology of Gib- methods, 57:16 bium psyllodies, 59:156 Early Hoosier archaeologists, 58: Boistella, 60:92 251 Bolanovich, Daniel J. (see Kirkpat- Indiana archaeological field school, rick, Forrest H.) 58:47 Bolbitius, 57:74 Black, Homer Francis, memorial, Boletinus, 57:75 53:1 Boletus, 57:75; 58:81; 59:58; 60:91 Black Widow , 60:315-318 Bolley, Henry L., Indiana scientist, Blanchard, W. M., memorial, 53:2-3 54:179-183 and Merton Davis, Determina- Bolitophagus, 56:258 tion of percentage of oxygen in Bolitotherus, 56:258 air, 51:130 Bombidae, of Indiana, 60:167-177 A safe and simple method of Bombus, 60:167-177 preparing phosphorus pellets, Bone flute from Angel site, 57:29 51:130 Boone County, ants, 52:203-224; Blatchley, Willis S., Indiana scien- bumblebees, 60:167-177 tist, 54:179-183 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Blatta, 57:109 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Blattella, 56:153; 57:109; 59:173 50-64; 56:107-114; 58:92-96; 60: Blepharostoma, distri., 51:100; 56:87 82-90 Blephilia, distri., 51:127; 52:105; 54: Boone's cave, 58:236 95; 55:56; 56:111; 57:84; 59: Borden formation, 55:84 51; 60:87 Borer, Bronze Birch (see Agrilus), Bleuler, E. (see also Seidlitz, L.) common stalk, 56:149 and R. M. Steffen, Beta spec- corn, 60:178 trum of RhK

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Botanists at Purdue University, 57: Botrychium, distri., 51:120; 52:97; 169 53:105; 54:91; 55:50; 56:107; of India and , 59:47 57:81; 58:92; 59:54; 60:82 52:62-68 Botany (see also entries under follow- Botryopteris, ing author names: Aitken, Botulism, 60:67-72 Mary M.; Bechtel, A. R.; Ben- Boucher, Raymond, and E. Cam- ninghoff, Wm. S.; Bloom, Wm. paigns, Preparation of some di- W.; Brodie, Harold J.; Brooks, alkylaminoalkyl esters of phe- Erwin R.; Carpenter, I. W.; noxyacetic acids, 58:128-131 Carpenter, T. R.; Cleland, R. Boundary, United States and , Cottingham, J. 0.; Cross, E.; 59:226 A. T.; Cummins, Geo. B.; Bourletiella, 53:169 Daily, Fay Kenoyer; Deam, Bouteloua, distri., 55:51 Charles DenUyl, Daniel; C.; Bowfin (see Amia) Albert A.; Ek, Chas. M.; Dietz, Bowmanites morphology, 53:72 Esten, Mabel M.; Everley, Ray paleozoic, 53:72 Flowers, Seville; Friesner, T.; Boxelder Bug, 56:153 Gardella, Catherine; R. C; Boyeria, Tippecanoe River State Girton, R. E.; Gopalkrishman, Park, 55:202; 56:166 Gino V.; Gray, K. S.; Grassi, Brachelyma, 59:115-121 Green, Ralph, Jr.; William D.; , 52:155 Gries, Geo. A.; Guard, A. T.; new species, Montana, 59:246-250 Guennel, G. K.; Hagan, C. W., Brachyelytrum, distri., 52:98; 53:106; Jr.; Hecht, Adolph; Heiser, 57:82; 58:92 B., Jr.; Jump, John A.; Chas. Brachymyrmex, 52:214 Herre, Albert C. T.; Hig- W. Brachyrhinus, 60:181 inbotham, Noe; Hoshaw, Rob- Brachythecium, 58:45 ert ; Hoskins, J. H.; Jack- W. Bradt, H. L. (see also Tendem, D. son, Glenn A.; Johnson, Rob- J.), The 93 Kev-gamma-line of ert L.; Just, Theodor; Keller, UX, 56:237 Carl King, Lawrence J.; 0.; The isomeric pair In H2, 57:181 ; LaCroix, J. Kriebel, Ralph M. Brandt, Warren W., Analytical Donald; Leow, Fred A.; Lef- chemistry in the United States, forge, J. H.; Luck, J. V.; Mar- 1830-1850, 60:268-272 czynski, Br. Raphael; Markle, Bran beetles, 60:181 M. S.; Marsh, Helen; Mar- Branner, J. C, Indiana scientist, 54: Martin, shall, G. Edward; 179-183 Anna Marie; McMenamin, J. Brassica, distri., 51:125; 52:101; 54: P.; McQueeney, Carl R.; Mil- 94; 56:109; 57:83; 58:93; 60:85 ler, Chester W.; Morgan, W. Brauneria, distri., 56:111 P.; Mullison, Wendell R.; No- Bray, R., Deviation from Ohm's law ecker, N. L.; Palmer, C. M.; in germanium, 57:180 Parker, Dorothy; Porter, C. and K. Lark-Horovitz, Proper- L. ; Potzger, J. E.; Rector, ties of P-type germanium recti- Marion A.; Reynolds, Harold fiers, 56:236 W.; Rohr, Fred W.; Rothwell, Breccia, produced from chemical Normal; Rudd, Robert; Scott, weathering, 55:107-110 Dorothy L. ; Scott, Richard A.; Breeding places of malarial mosqui- Shutts, C. Francis; Silver, W. toes in Tippecanoe Co., 51:261- H.; Simmons, G. Emory 262 Smith, Dale M.; Wagner, Ken- Breneman, W. R. (see also K. K. neth A.; Wegrich, O. G. Liaptcheff, and C. J. Shella- Welch, Winona H.; Wilson, Ira BARGER, T.; Wright, Jonathan W.; The chick comb for androgen as- Yuncker, T. G.; Zeiner, Helen say, 51:264 M.) The use of the factorial design for Botany, abstracts, 51:73-75; 52:34-35 endocrine experimentation, 53: 53:72-74 54:79-80; 55:36-38 153-154 56:35-37 57:54-56; 58:69-72 Response of chicks to pituitary 59:40-47 60:77-81 gonadotropins and pregnant of Angel Site, 51:68 mare serum, 54:207-213 372 Breneman—Burial

Gonad stimulating hormones from Brucella, cultivation in chick embryos, the anterior pituitary gland 60:45-46 and other sources, 55:182 multiplication in yolk sac, 59:37 Breeze, Frederick John, memorial, Brucellosis, 59:37 53:3-4 Brumfield, Charles, Geometric il- Britt, Eugene M., and L. P. Schwei- lustrations of abstract com- ger, Evaluating antiseptic plexes, 57:179 agents, 60:73-76 Bruner, Henry L., memorial, 55:1-3 Brock, J. E. (see also Fontaine;, W. recognition, 50 years' work in E., McIntosh, G. E., McNall, Academy, 54:xiii P. E., and Quinn, B. E.), Use Bruner, J. A., L. M. Langer, and D. of high speed motion pictures Moffat, Beta spectrum of in ordnance research, 57:183- Pri43, 59:266 185 Brunings, J. H. M., and J. K. Knipp, Brodertck, Howard (see Mathers, Deceleration of heavy ions, 51: Frank C.) 235 Brodie, Harold J., Sexuality studies Bryant, William Lowe, recognition, in the Bird's Nest fungus, 50 years' work in Academy, 54: Cyathus stercoreus, 57:54 xiii Laboulbeniales: An interesting but Bryobia, 60:181 rare group of fungi, 58:72 Bryophyta (see also Liverworts, Mos- Variation in bird's nest fungus, ses, Hepaticae, Musci.) Cyanthus stercoreus, in culture Haines collection, 51:78-82 and in nature, 58:69 of Indiana, 51:103-113; 52:57; 53: Bromus. distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53:106; 96-99; 59:112-114, 115-121 54:92; 55:51; 56:107; 57:81; 58: Indiana mosses, 60:117-122 92; 59:48; 60:82 studies in Indiana, 53:9G; 60:117 Brooks, Edwin R., Vegetative mor- Bryozoa, 52:155 phology and anatomy of Cacao, Bryum, 58:42; 60:117-122 (Theobroma cacao L.), 60:77 Bubonic plague, 52:202 Brooks, Ivan C., Tree-hole , Buckley, Wallace T., Population in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, map for Indiana for 1940, 51: 56:154-156 194-200 Brown County, bumblebees, 60:167- Indiana's petroleum supply, 52:140 177 Budde, Walter M. (see Campaigne, forest ecology in, 59:45-46 E.) fungi, 56:38-74 Buddha outlier of the Mansfield sand- growth of trees, 59:42-43, 46 stone, Lawrence County, In- lichens, 53:81-95 diana, 55:96-101 liverworts, 56:86-91; 58:80; 59:112- Budget committee, 52: VI; 55:vi 114 action creating, 51:ix mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 to include chairman of Fifty-Year poisonous snakes, 60:318 Index, 55:xi recreational aspects, 59:217 Buellia, distribution, 53:95 State Park, 55:85 Bulbostylis, distri., 51:122 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Bulgaria (fungus), 57:75 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Bullock, M. Loren, William O. Mc- 50-64; 57:81-86; 58:92-96; 59: Minn, and Milo B. Sampson, 48-52; 60:82-90 Nuclear energy levels from Brown, F. L., Postulates of tri-opera- proton groups in (a, p.) re- tional algebra, 57:179 actions, 60:294 Brown, Herbert C. (see Rules, Buls, Erwin J., The Grand Portage Charles L.) fur traders and Indian reser- Brown Rot, control in peach orchards, vation, 59:225-229 59:181-184 Bumblebees (see also Bombidae), of Brozek, Josef (see Franklin, Indiana, 60:167-177 Joseph C.) legume seed, 60:182 Bruce, R. W., Relation of benefits of Brumelia, nomenclatorial changes, 53: distribution of effort to learn- 114 ing difficulty of a task, 57:187 Burial sites, Some further conditions of transfer Angel, 51:34-43 of training, 59:284 Glacial Kame, Wawasee, 51:31-33 * Buried—Campbell 373

Buried valleys, 59:214-215 Calamagrostis, distri., 52:98; 54:92; Burkett, Howard, Basically substi- 55:51; 56:107 tuted isoalloxazines, 57:87 Calamites, 52:62-68 Rapid method for estimation of Calamopitys, 58:70 alcohols, 58:142-144 Calamovilfa, nomenclatorial changes, 53:112 Burkhard, Charles A., and Ed. F. Calcium carbonate, precipitation, 60: Degering, Derivatives of 145-152 starch. malate, in maple syrup, 55:121 I. Historical review of acetyl de- Calcitic pisolites, forming in traver- rivatives, 51:173-177 tine, 55:102 Pearce, Burns, R. E. (see D. W.) Calculus, curves, 57:178 Burrage, Severance, memorial, 57: e and II, 54:184 1-2 history, 59:265 Burr, Irving W., Statistical methods Caldwell, Ralph M., (see George A. for controlling the quality of GRffiS) industrial products, 55:163 California, ground water depletion, Sampling distribution for medians 60:226 from certain general popula- Calliergeron, 58:44 tion, 59:264 Calliphora, hormones, 51:269 Burton, Milton, Some elementary Callirhoe, distri., 53:109, 59:50 physical and chemical processes Callitriche, distri., 51:126 in radiobiology, 60:130-137 Callixylon, 58:70, 162; 60:78 Buss, Arnold H., interpreta- Two Caloplaca, distri., 53:93 tions of concept formation, 59: Calopogon, distri., 54:93 284 Calopterygidae, 56:163-169 Butadiene, polymerization, 56:123-129 Calopteryx, distri., 56:163; 60:205 Butler, W., Indiana scientist, Amos Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: 54:179-183 196-205 Library, 52:xii Calothrix, 52:76 Butler University, Academy meeting, Caltha, distri., 54:93; 58:93; 60:84 54:VII;.55:VII 53:VII; Calumet region, model map contour, Buttons, insects in designs, 60:166 56:206-213 Butyl mesityl oxi-oxalate, insecticide, pioneer occupance, 60:227 57:121 toponomy of, 54:142-159 Calvatia, 57:75; 58:81 Cabbage, insects, 57:119-122; 60:178- Calypogeia, distri., 51:100; 56:87 182, 187-189 Camassia, distri., 51:122; 52:100; 53: Cabin Creek bog, bottom configura- 107; 60:83 tion, 56:36 Cambarus, hormones, 51:267-272 plants, 55:37 Camelina, distri., 51:125; 52:101; 53: Cable, R. M., Breeding places of 109; 54:94; 57:83; 59:50 malarial in Tippe- Campaigne, E. (see also Boucher,

canoe County, 51:261 Raymond) , Correlation be- The Indian Rat flea, Xenopsylla tween structure and function cheopis, in Indiana, 52:201-202 of certain selective toxins, 60: Significance of studies on the life 47-52 histories of animal parasites and Walter M. Budde, Structure with special reference to some of the stereoisomeric trithianes, digenetic trematodes, 53:159- 58:111-119 164 and Philip R. Ferguson, Some and Lois Kraus, The trematode p-nitro- and p-aminobenzoates parasite of a species of Gonio- of sulfur-containing alcohols, basis from the Tippecanoe 58:148-150 River, Indiana, 54:197 and Wayne E. Thompson, Iodine Cacalia, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: trichloride as a chlorinating 111; 54:97; 55:58; 59:52; 60:89 agent, 59:122 Cacao, morphology and anatomy, 60: Campanula, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 77 56:111; 57:85; 58:95 Caecilius, 60:195 Campanularia, 60:309 Cagle's Mill, flood control reservoir, Campbell, Barbara Knapp (see 58:163-172 Campbell, Kenneth N.) 374 Campbell—Carya

Campbell, C. Alfred, Contribution of Carbon, distribution between zirco- an Indiana manufacturing nium and ferrite phases, 58: to the war effort, 52:21-26 132-136 Campbell, Kenneth N., Some mod- Carbonate, free standard base solu- ern aspects of the Dumas tion, 51:135 method for determination of Carbostyril, Schiff bases, 60:138-140 nitrogen, 52:110 Carboxaldehyde, Schiff bases of N- and Barbara Knapp Campbell, Methyl-4-, 60:138 Preparation and reactions of Carboxylic acid, synthesis of 7-nitro- lithium urea, 51:161-164 fluovenone-2-, 60:164-165 and Edward J. Tomcik, Hydra- Cardamine, distri., 51:125; 54:94; 55: tion mixtures of 1-heptyne and 54; 56:109; 57:83; 58:94; 59:50; 1-heptene, 51:158-160 60:85 et al., Studies on the detection Cardinal, 54:201 of oxygen in organic com- Carduus, distri., 57:85 pounds, 53:117 Carex, distri., 51:122; 52:99; 53:107; p-methoxyphenylisothio cyanate 54:92; 55:52; 56:108; 57:82; as a reagent for the identifica- 58:92; 59:49; 60:83 tion of amines, 53:119-121 nomenclatorial changes, 52:107; 53: Relative ease of esterification of 113 amino alcohols, 58:120-124 Caribs, physical anthropology, 59:17 Derivatives of the lower aliph- Carlson, J. F., Production, diffusion, atic amines, 57:97-100 and decay of mesotrons, 51:235 Campbell, S. L., Experimental study Carnahan, Walter H., Einstein's of avoidance behavior, 57:188 proof of the equivalence of Cambeloma, a new cercaria in, 53:153 mass and energy, 59:264 parasite of, 55:183 Carnes Mill cut-off, 54:21 sp. intermediate host of Neochinor- Caroline, Milton, Control of certain hynchus emydis, 55:183 insects by eliminating their Camponotus, 52:220-222 animal vectors, 56:146 Campsis, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: Carpenter, I. W., Possibilities of hy- 111; 55:57; 56:111; 60:88 brid vigor in Liriodendron, 59: Camptosorus, distri., 51:120; 59:48 41 Campylium, 58:45 Carpenter, T. R., Evaluation of fire- Canada, Robert, and Allan C. G. blight resistance in pear seed- Mitchell, Radiations from lings, 59:40 m Mo«9 and Tc9» . 60:295 Carpinus, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 54: Canadian railway pattern, 59:215 93; 55:53; 60:83 Cancer, experimental thyroid tumors Carpocapsa, 56:150; 57:108; 60:180 in rat, 60:313 Carr, Arthur B., In retrospect, The metabolism of cells, 60:48 early archaeologist and his con- Candelaria, 53:92 tribution, 56:22-25 Candelariella, distri., 53:92 What makes museums tick, 57:16 Canis familiaris, as food for Indians, Florida pebble phosphate, 59:212 59:19-24 Carrier, Joseph C. B., Professor at minoris, YY, photoelectric light University of Notre Dame, 55: curve, 59:267 148 nubilus, as food for Indians, 59:19- Carroll County, bumblebees, 60:167- 24 177 Canker Worm (see Palecrite) dragonflies, 60:205-210 Cannabis, distri., 51:123; 53:108; 60: glacial drift, 59:215 84 liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 Cannelton, spring meeting of Acade- mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- my, 51 :x 122 Cans, recovery of tin from, 54:112 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Cantaloupe, insect control, 60:188 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: vitamins, 57:87 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 58: Cantharellus, 59:58; 60:91 92-96; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 Capons, effect of androgen injection, Carrot, growth of roots in vitro, 58:69 51:264 Carya, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53:108; Capsella, distri., 51:125; 53:109; 55: 54:93; 55:53; 56:108; 57:82; 58: 54; 58:94; 59:50; 60:85 93; 59:49; 60:83 Carya—Chara 375

growth, 60:93-96 Wesley Chapel, 58:237 growth-rainfall trend coefficients, Wyandotte, 58:236 59:42-43 Cd-X-rays, 57:181 nomenclatorial changes, 52:107; 53: Ceanothus, distri., 51:126; 54:94 113 Cecal coccidiosis, 56:248 Cartings, N. J. (see C. E. Kaslow) Cedar Point "Glacial Kame" burial, 51:31-33 Casey oil field, water pressure, 59:213 Celastrus, distri., 52:103; 53:109, 55: Cass County, dragonflies, 60:205-210 55 glacial drift, 59:215 Celithemis, 54:219; 60:210 liverworts, 56:86-91 Cellulose-decomposing bacteria, 55:34- mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- 35 122 culture, 54:75-78 sand and gravel, 59:221-224 Cellulose decomposition, thermophilic, vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- 54:75 53:105-114; 55: 108; 54:91-99; Celtis, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53:108; 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 54:93; 55:53; 56:108; 57:82; 59: 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 49; 60:84, 90 Cassell, R. K., Electric light and Cenchrus, distri., 52:99 power industry of Indiana, 58: nomenclatorial changes, 53:112 232-235 Cenotes, in Yucatan, 55:111-116 memorial, 60:21 Centipede, greenhouse, 60:179 Cassia, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53:109; injuries by, 60:315-323 54:94; 55:54; 57:83; 59:50 Centaurea, distri., 52:106; 56:112; 57: Castanea, distri., 51:123; 54:93 85; 60:89 growth, 60:93-96 Centaurium, distri., 56:110 Castilleja, distri., 57:85 Cephalanthus, distri., 52:105; 54:96; Castor canadensis, as food for In- 55:57; 56:111 dians, 59:19-24 Cephalozia, distri., 51:100; 56:87; 58: Catalpa, distri., 51:128; 54:96 76; 59:112 growth, 60:93-96 Cephaloziella, 59:112 worm, 56:151 Cerastipsocus, 60:200 Cataract Falls, geological features, Cerastium, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 55: 58:163-172 54; 56:109; 57:83; 58:93; 59: sandstone of the St. Genevieve 49; 60:84 formation in southwestern In- Ceratodon, 58:43 diana, 55:77 Ceratomia, 56:151 Catbird, 54:202 Ceratophyllum, distri., 51:124 Caterpillar, 60:178-182 Cercaria, cystocercous, 55:183 Catfacing, of fruits, 60:180 furcocercous, 53:153; 55:182 Catfish, trematode from, 60:312 loossii, in annelid, 53:156 Catharellus, 57:74 szidati, life history, 55:182 Cato site, 55:18-22 xiphidio-, of Virgula group, 53:156- Caulophyllum, distri., 58:96 157 Caverns, galleried, 5472TF Cercis, distri., 51:125; 53:109; 55:54 Caves and caverns (see also Karst), Cerotoma, 60:179 relation to karst, 54:8-24 Cervus, as food for Indians, 59:19-24 American Bottoms, 58:237 Cetraria, 58:31 Boone's, 58:236 Chaeorrhinum, distri., 51:128; 52:105; Clifty, 58:236 53:110; 54:96; 55:57; 56:111 Donnehue's, 58:236 Chaerophyllum, distri., 51:126; 52: Donaldson's, 58:236 103; 55:55; 57:84 Eller's, 58:237 Chaetocnema, 57:107, 111-112 Hamer's, 58:236 Chalepus, 56:151; 57:109 Hudelson, 58:236-243 Chamaesiphon, 52:74 Marengo, 58:236 Chandler, Leland (see also Potzger, May's, 58:236 J. E.), Bombidae of Indiana, Porter's, 58:236 60:167-177 Ray's, 58:236 Chapparal, microclimates, 60:81 Saltpetre, 58:237 Chapman, John, as Johnny Apple- Tolliver gulf, 58:237 seed, 60:266 Trinkle, 58:237 Chara, 55:37; 59:81 376 Charter—Chrysemys

Charter members, Indiana Academy analytical in the United States, of Science, 60:265 1830-1850, 60:268-272 Chat, Yellow-breasted, 54:201 base exchange, 51:136-145 bibliography, 59:141-142 Chelone, disjunct species in Cabin color in qualitative analysis, 51:131 Creek bog, 55:37 curriculum position of inorganic, distri., 52:105; 53:110; 54:96; 55: 58:97 57; 57:84; 58:95 education, 59:140-143, 147-148 Chelonus, 58:157-159 dehydrogenation, 59:153-154 parasitic on corn borer, 60:222-225 electronegativity as teaching tool, Chemical microscopy, isoquinoline in, 53:122-129 60:162 Henry's law, 51:165 Chemicals for insect control, 57:119 hydration mixtures, 51:158-160 Chemiluminescence, 51:154-157 maleic anhydride reactions, 51:131 Chemistry (see also various chemical methylamine, 51:150-153 substances such as oxygen, napthalene, polymethyl, 51:131 phosphorus, etc., also entries nitrogen dioxide oxidation of starch, under following author names: 55:69-76 Alberts, A. A.; Allen, F. J.; nitrogen peroxide, 53:118 Allen, William A.; Anderson, organic teaching techniques, 53: Charles H.; Bachman, G. 134-138 Bryant; Baldinger, Lawrence oxygen detection, 53:117 H.; Biefield, L. P.; Billman, quantitative analysis techniques, John H.; Binkley, W. W. 53:117 Blanchard, W. M.; Blumenthal research, 56:115 Harold J.; Brandt, W. W resins, synthetic, 51:136-145 Boucher, Raymond; Burkett Raoult's Law, 51:165 Howard; Burkhard, Chas. A. single subject plan of teaching, 59: Burton, Milton; Campbell, Ken- ,147-148 neth N.; Campaigne, E.; Cook, standard solution preparation, 51: D. J.; Cottman, Evans W.; 135 Davis, John M.; Dearborn, R. synthesis and reactions of ketenes, J.; Deckard, Anne DeBoer; 55:65-68 Degering, Ed. F.; Dietz, Albert teaching, 51:131; 53:116-117 A.; Dimmick, Robert; Elliott, of aliphatic and aromatic, 60:125 Katherine J.; Elving, Philip J.; textbook analysis, 59:140-143 Fischer, Robert B.; Fishel, W. undergraduate course in organic, P.; Gantz, E. St.Clair; Gochen- 60:123 our, Carl I.; Hamill, W. H.; use of Grignard reagents, 53:134-

Hennion, G. F. ; Hughes, Ed- 138 ward J.; Jackson, Glenn A.; vocation interests of graduate stu- Kanning, E. W.; Kaslow, C. dents, 60:124 E.; Kessel, W. G.; Klemm, zeolites, 51:136-145 Leroy H.; Kloetzel, Milton C; Chemotherapeutic action of sulfapy- Mathers, Frank C; McClure, ridine, 51:70 S. M.; Mellon, M. G.; Mench, Chemotherapy, history, 58:263-267 J. W.; Nelson, Peggy Mclntire; Chemurgy, Indiana crops, 53:117-118 Pearce, D. W.; Phillips, T. J.; Chen, H. H. (see Ed., F. Degering) Rankin, David; Ribley, A. Chen, K. K. (see Rose, C. L.) Max; Rose, C. L.; Riebsomer, Chen, Shih Dzung (see Elliott, J. L.; Riel, F. J.; Rulfs, Katherine J.) Charles L.; Schaeffer, H. F.; Chenopodium, distri., 51:124; 52:101;

Schick, John W. ; Stockton, 53:108; 54:93; 55:53; 56:109; Sister Mary Rose; Thorns, 57:83; 58:93 Donna D.; Thrum, Walter E.; Cherokee, 51:66 Wade, Frank B.; Welcher, Cherry (see Primus) Frank; Whelan, Kenneth) Chester formation, 55:77-86 abstracts, 51:130-131; 52:110; 53: lithology, 52:164 116-118; 54:100; 56:115; 57:87; limestone, 54:8-24 58:97-98; 59:122; 60:123-125 series, 56:198-200; 60:240 academic training, 59:131-133 Chestnut (see Castanea) amines, 53:119-121 Chrysemys, parasite of, 55:183 Chiapas—Clay County 377

Chiapas, Mexico, birds, 59:296 Cinna, distri., 52:98; 53:106; 55:51 Chick, androgen-treated, 53:155-156 Circaea, distri., 52:103; 55:55; 56:110; anoxic survival, 53:157 57:84; 60:86 caponized, 51:264 Circle, as base curve, 57:178

comb for androgen assay, 51:264 Circulin (antibiotic) , 58:55-56 embryo, cultivation of bacteria, 60: antibiological properties, 60:58-63 45 Cirphis, 57:108; 60:179 hatchery industry, 51:220-227 Cirsium, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: influenza virus, 58:57-62 111; 54:97; 55:58; 56:112; 57: methyl folic acid, effect on, 59:298 85; 58:96; 59:52; 60:89 pituitary gonadotropisms, 54:207 nomenclatorial changes, 54:99 thiouracil, effect on, 57:190 Citellus, as food for Indians, 59:19-24 Chickadee, Black-capped, 54:201 Cities, changing relations to rivers, Chickens, cecal coccidiosis in, 56:248- 57:124 252 Indiana, size, growth, and distribu- Chigger repellant, 57:121 tion, 58:222-224 Chilomastix, 53:155, 172-176 Citizenship, role of geography, 54:124 in man, 54:198 Civilian defense of Valparaiso, 52: in university freshman, 52:196-200 140 Chiloscyphus, distri., 51:101; 56:88; Cladonia, distri., 53:86-91; 58:31 59:112 Cladophora, 59:80 Chinch Bug (see also Blissus), 53: 2-4-D on, 59:44-45 170; 56:148 Clair, Joseph R., Origin of Belton Chippewa, reservation, 59:226 Fault complex, Belton Area, Chlonorchis, in man, 54:198 Cass County, Missouri, 51:178 Chloral alcoholate and chloral hy- Clark County, ants, 52:203-224 drate, comparative toxicity, 59: bumblebees, 60:167-177 291 dragonflies, 60:205-210 Chlordane (see also Insecticides, In- fungi, 56:38-74 sect Control), insecticide, 57: karst, 54:8-24 120 lichens, 53:81-95 Chlorella, pure culture, 56:77-79 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 Chlorellin, 56:77 myxomycetes, 57:69-73 Chlorinating agents, iodine trichlo- vascular plants, 52:97-108; 54:91- ride, 59:122 99; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 57: Chlorophyll, therapy, 59:41 81-86; 59:48-52 Cholinesterase (see also Enzyms), 60: Clark, Arnold F., Radiations from 67-72 radioactive gold, tungsten, and Chorography, Calumet region, 54:142- dysprosium, 51:235 159 Clark, George Rogers, as Indiana Christy woods, herbaceous plants and man of science, 54:179 shrubs, 60:114-116 Clark, Jediah H., memorial, 57:2-3 Chromagrion, distri., 53:181 Class Concept, clinical psychology, Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: 60:307 200 Size, 56:234 Chromosomes, Claytonia, 60:80 Classified forests, Morgan County, 60: lateral loop, 59:291 229-235 morphology, 60:77 Clastoderma, distribution, 57:70 Chronological chart, for plant phy- Claudopus, 57:74

siology, 53:173; 57:171 ' Clauser, Charles E., Relationship Chroococcus, 52:74; 59: 80 between a coastal Algonkin and Chrystanthemum, distri., 51:129; 55: a Karankawa cranial series, 58; 56:112; 57:85; 58:96; 60: 57:18-23 89 Recent anthropological data on the Cicada, 60:180 Rhesus factor, 58:49 Cichorum, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: Clavaria, 57:75; 60:91 111; 54:97; 55:58; 60:89 Clavigerus, 56:151 Cicuta, distri., 51:126; 55:55; 60:86 Clay County, bumblebees, 60:167-177 Cigar, industry at Evansville, 60:256- corn yield, 56:179 259 dragonflies, 60:205-210 Cimex, infestation, 51:280 fungi, 58:82-91 Cimicifuga, distri., 53:108; 60:84 liverworts, 59:112-114 378 Clay County—Color

vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- toxin, 57:43; 60:67-72 114; 54:91-99; 56:107-114; 57: mechanisms of action, 60:67 81-86; 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60: felsinum from samples of Indiana 82-90 mud, 51:71-72 Claytonia, chromosome numbers, 60: tetani non-toxic strains, 54:52 80 welchii, 54:54 distri., 52:101; 57:83; 60:84 Clover Bud Weevil, 56:149 Cleidodiscus, on gills of fish, 52:189 insects, 60:178-182 mite, 60:181 Cleland, Ralph E., Taxonomic and red, pollination, 59:167 phylogenetic peculiarities of root borer, control, 58:151, 152 Oenothera, 51:73 white grub, 56:149 A haploid Oenthera, 57:54 Increased survival value resulting Clowes, G. H. A. (see Powell, H. M.) from apparently deleterious Club mosses, 58:32 mutations in Oenothera, 58:70- Cluster (see Pollenia) 71 Coal deposit, Orange County, 60:244 Taxonomy of Oenothera, subgenus ball flora, Indiana, 52:62-68 Euoenothera in North Amer- Coccidiosis, effect of quinacrine hydro- ica, 59:40 chloride upon, 56:248-252 and Margaret Newcomb, Growth (see also Blattella, Peri- of Oenothera plants from em- planeta, Blatta), in Indiana, bryos cultured in vitro, 55:36 56:153; 60:182 Clematis, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 53: test animal, 59:173-180 108; 55:54; 56:109; 60:84 Codling Moth (see also Carpocapsa) Clifty cavern, 58:236 in Indiana, 56:150; 60:180 Falls State Park, geology, 55:83 Cohee, George V., Use of electrical spring meeting of Academy, 59: logs in subsurface studies in viii Indiana, 52:163-165 Climate, (see also Meteorology, Cohen, B. D., Analysis of the prob- Weather), relation to exports, lem of validation of the Ror- 60:228 schach technique, 59:285 of yesterday, 52:140. z Cohen, I. Roy (see R. E. Bennett) Climatic changes in Indiana, 56:201- Colaspis, 56:149 205 Colchicine, tetaploidy, 51:87-93 cycle, features, 58:161 Cold vaccine, heterophile and oral Climatology, when seasons begin, 55: pneumococcal antigenic action 144-146 of, 51:69 Clinton County, ants, 52:203-224 Cole, Versa V., et al., Some factors bumblebees, 60:167-177 influencing death from gas vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- gangrene, 55:33 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Coleoptera, ecology and taxonomy of 50-64; 56:107-114; 58:92-96; 60: pupae, 56:253-260 82-90 College teachers science degrees, 57: Clitocybe, 57:74; 58:81; 59:58; 60:91 9-15 Clitopilus, 57:74; 58:81; 59:58; 60:91 Collema, distri., 53:84 Clitoria, distri., 52:102; 55:55 Colletotrichum, antagonism, 59:71 Clore shales, 60:240 Collinsia, distri., 52:105; 53:110; 54: Cloronchis, 53:172-176 96; 55:56; 58:95; 60:87 Clostridia, effect of iron on production Collodion, peel technic for stomata of riboflavin, 53:29 study, 54:84-90 Clostridial toxins, 60:67-72 Collomia, distri., 58:94 Clostridium, accessory growth factors, Collybia, in Marion County, 57:74; 53:33 58:81; 59:58 appearance under electron micro- nutrition, 52:35 scope, 53:53-54 Cololejeunia, distri., 51:101; 52:96; 56: electron micrograph, 52:27-29 90; 58:76; 59:112 identification, 53:34 Colonization, factors favoring, 55:92- from Indiana mud, 51:71-72 95 in normal human tissue, 51:69 Color, charts, 51:131 pathogenesis, diagnosis and treat- inheritance, Freesia, 52:45-51 ment, 54:54-65 in precious stones, 52:110 Color—Corn 379

Munsell charts, 51:131 Constitution, Amendments, dues, 58: nomenclature, 51:131 12 in qualitative analysis, 51:131 fellows, 51:xvii; 55:xii Colorimetric, determination of tin, 56: membership emeritus, 51:xvii 136-140 Continuity, 60:277 Columbus, Indiana, geographical fac- Contrasts, Indiana counties (see In- tors affecting industrial expan- diana, county contrasts), In- sion of, 58:225-231 diana seasons, 55:144-146 Comatricha, distri., 57:70 Contributors, instructions for, 59:303; 60:344 Commandra, distri., 52:100; 54:93 Convolvulus, distri., 51:127; 52:104; Commelina, distri., 51:122; 52:99; 53: 53:110; 54:95; 56:110; 107; 55:52; 58:93; 60:83 58:94; 59:50; 60:87 59:251-254 Commerce of Ireland, nomenclatorial changes, 52:108 Complexes, relative stability of ferric Cook, C. Sharp, and Lawrence M. iron, 56:130 Langer, Detailed study of the relative stability of Nickel (II), 64 beta-ray spectra of Cu , 57: 58:125 182 relative stability of copper, 57:101 Cook, D. J. Some Schiff bases of n- Compressible flow, hodograph meth- methyl-4- carbostyrilcarboxyal- ods, 56:234 dehyde, 60:138-140 fluids, recent progress in theory, 56: et al., Oxidations with selenium 234 dioxide, 58:145-147 Computer for mean deviations, 59: Coon, Jesse B., A two meter grat- 273 ing spectrograph, 55:164 Concept formation, 59:284 Cooper, R. H., Occurrence of Sistru- Condensation, polyamines and poly- rus catenatus catenatus, mas- functional compounds, 58:140- sasauga rattlesnake, in Dela- 141 ware County, 53:154 Conditioned response, application to Copper, (II) complexes, stability, 57: study of pain, 53:147-148 101, 103 extinction, 59:287 Copperhead, injuries by, 60:318 Congo Culture Area, 59:34 Coppock, H., A test for an assumed Conifers, natural regeneration, 59: property of the hypothetical 59-63 construct of "fear"; an at- Coniophora, 60:91 tempt to obtain conditioned in- Conioselinum, distri., 51:126 hibition of the GSR, 58:292 Conium, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53: Coprinus, 57:75; 59:58; 60:91 110; 57:84 Corallorrhiza, distri., 52:100; 60:83 Conklin, Edmund Smith, memorial, nomenclatorial changes, 56:113 52:3-4 Cordaicarpus, 52:62-68 Conocephalum, distri., 51:102; 52:96; Cordulegaster, 56:165; 60:207 56:90; 58:76; 59:112 Cordulegasteridae, 56:163-169 Conopholis, distri., 59:51; 60:88 Cordulidae (Odonata), Indiana spe- nomenclatorial changes, 53:115 cies, 54:217-224 Conotrachelus, 57:109; 60:180 Coreopsis, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 55: Conringia, distri., 51:125; 52:101; 56: ,58; 56:112; 57:85; 60:88 109 Coriospermum, distri., 52:101; 56:109 Conservation, erosion due to indus- Corley, Ralph C. (see Blumenthal, trial waste, 57:163-168 Harold J.; Deckard, Anne flood control, 57:142-147 DeBoer; and Dimmick, Robert floods, 54:134-141 L.) fur, 59:225-229 Corn (see also Maize, Zea), attrac- ground water, 59:236-245 tiveness to European borer, 56: history in Indiana, 58:257-262 145 Indiana's changing landscape, 56: borer (see also Pyrausta), 95-105 control, 60:88 lumbering, 59:227 European, 60:178 soil, 52:142-148; 57:123; 58:208-213 as field crop insect, 56:148 stability of stream fish population, moths, 57:105 60:310 parasites, 58:157-159; 60:222-225 380 Corn—Crematogaster

relation to date of planting, 56: Cottman, Evans W., Relation be- 146 tween intensity of chemilumi- relative attractiveness of differ- nescence and depth of luminesc- ent wave lengths of radiant ing solution, 51:154-157 energy, 57:105 Cottony Maple Scale (see Pulvinaria) studies on attraction to dent corn, Cougar (see Felis) 56:145 Coulter, John M., Indiana scientist, branched ears of, 60:37 54:179-183- Chicomecoatl's, 60:37 students, starred scientists, 57:169 deformed ears as objects of wor- Coulter, Stanley, Indiana scientist, ship, 56:20-21 54:179-183 early contacts of European science, memorial, 53:46 54:169-178 County contrasts, population changes, earworm, 56:149 53:139-143 embryos, right and left handed, Coupled circuits, oscillation, 51:237- 58:69 244 first printed picture, 60:273-275 Coupling reactions of nitro alcohols, flea beetle (see also Chaetocnema) 57:88 57:111 Courses in organic chemistry, chang- and the Indian, 51:13-21 ing character, 60:123 Indian first published figure of, 60: Cowbird, 54:201 273 Crab, Fiddler, (see Uca) insects, 60:178-182 Horseshoe (see Limulus) primitive from -Peru, 55:38 Crago, hormones, 51:268 root worm, (see also Diabrotica) Craig, David, Comparison of various 53:170 manipulative techniques in a Northern, 56:149 tracking test, 57:188 seed beetle, 56:149 Interaction of responses to step seed maggot, 56:149 function stimuli, 59:285 steep liquor, in microbiology, 57:41 Cranial relationships, 57:18-23 2, 4-D effects, 59:44 Craniology, Indians of northwest yields in relation to glaciation, 56: Pacific coast, 56:20 177-181 Crappie, black, trematodes on, 52:189 Cornus, distri., 51:127; 52:104, 53: white, trematodes on gills, 52:189 110; 54:95; 55:56; 56:110; 57: Craspedacusta, polyps, 60:309 84; 59:50; 60:86 Crataegus, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53: nomenclatorial changes: 52:108; 109; 55:54; 56:109 55:62 Craterellus, 57:75 Craterium, distri., 57:70 Coronilla, distri., 53:109 Cratoneuron, 58:45 Corpus allatum, 51:269 Crawford County, cardiacum, 51:269 ants, 52:203-224 Corrodentia, 57:109 dragonflies, 60:205-210 Cortinarius, 57:74; 58:81; 59:58; 60: karst, 54:8-24 91 lichens, 53:81-95 liverworts, 56:86-91 Corum, C. J. (see R. L. Harned) Mansfield sandstone, 60:242 Cory, C. L., Indiana scientist, 54:178- Mooretown sandstone in contact 183 with , 56:198- Cory, H. T., Indiana scientist, 54:178- 200 183 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 Corydalis, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 58: recreational aspects, 59:217 93 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Corydon, spring meeting of Academy, 108; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 59: 57:vii 50-64; 48-52; 60:82-90 Corylus, distri., 52:100; 54:93; 55:53 Crawford, upland, 54:8-24 Costa Rica, unsolved anthropological Crayfish (see Cambarus) problems, 58:49 Creeper, Brown, 54:201 Cottingham, J. O., Higher fungi of Cree, Plains, use of notched rasp, 59: Marion County, Indiana, 57: 17 74-76; 58:81; 59:58; 60:91-92 Crematogaster, 52:207 Crepidotus—Dasistoma 381

Crepidotus, 57:74; 59:58 Cut-offs, subterranean, 54:21 Cribraria, distri., 57:70 Cutworm, 53:168 Cricetus, blood analysis, 55:190-195 Cyathus, distri., 57:75; 59:58 Critique, archaeology, field methods, sexuality studies, 57:54 57:16 variation, 58:69 Cross, A. T. (see also Hoskins, J. H.), Morphology of the Pale- Cycadofilicales, 58:70 zoic fructification Bowmanites Cycads, 51:25 (Sphenophyllales), 53:72 Cyclocephala, 56:149 Crossopterygii, heart phylogeny, 55: Cycloloma, distri., 52:101; 53:108; 60: 211 84 Crotalus, injuries by, 60:318 Cyclonic area, 51:228-233 Croton, distri., 52:103; 60:85 Cylindrospermum, 52:75; 59:80 Crotonate, B-, methyl, rearrangement, Cynodon, distri., 56:107 59:136 variations, 51:73 Crow, 54:201 Cynoglossum, distri., 52:104; 58:95; Crowell, Sears (see also Odell, 59:50 Theodore T.), Additions to our Cyperus, distri., 51:122; 52:99; 53: knowledge of Obelia and Cam- 106; 54:92; 56:108; 58:92; 60: panularia, 60:309 89 Craspedacusta, 60:309 nomenclatorial changes, 52:107; 55: Crustacea, hormones, 51:267-272 60; 57:86 Cryptotaenia, distri., 52:103 Cypress (geological) formation, 60: Crystals, calcium carbonate, 60:145- 244 152 Cypripedium, distri., 55:53; 57:82; 58: Ctenocephalus, 56:153 93 Cu64, beta-ray spectra, 57:182 nomenclatorial changes, 56:112 Cuckoo, Yellow-billed, 54:201 Cystopteris, distri., 51:120; 52:97; Cucumber, beetle, control, 60:187 54:91; 55:50; 56:107; 57:81; flea beetle, 53:168 58:92; 59:54; 60:82 industry at Terre Haute, Indiana, Cytogenetics 58:214-221 (see also Genetics, Phyl- ogeny, Taxonomy, Cytology), insect pests, 53:165-171 Oenothera, 51:73, 87-93; 57:54; 12-spotted beetle, 53:168 55:36; 59:40 striped beetle, 53:165 Cytology, polyploidy in weeds, 59:64- Cucurbita, distri., 52:105; 57:85 70 Culbertson, C. G. (see H. M. Pow- ell) Culex, breeding places, 51:261 Dactylis, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53: Culture, sequence of the Ohio Falls 106; 55:51; 56:107; 57:81; 60: sites in prehistoric times, 51: 82 60-67 Daedalea, distri., 57:75; 59:58 without words, 58:47-49 Daggy, Tom, recipient of Academy Cumings, E. R., elected to Member- Prize, 59:xiv ship Emeritus, 56:XII Ecology and taxonomy of certain Cummins, George B., New life cycle pupae of Tenebrioidae, 56:253- variant of the Stipa-mallow 260 rusts, 59:40-41 Daily, Fay Kenoyer, Tolypella in In- Cuphea, distri., 51:126 diana, 59:41 Curculia, Plum (see Conotrachelus) Daldinia, distri., 56:39; 57:75; 59:58 Curry, Hilda. J., Negative painting of taxonomy, 56:38-74 Angel Site and southeastern Damon, S. R. (see also Gay, Kath-

United States, 59:25-27 leen ) Curves, differential geometry of, 60: Dannin, Albert G. (see Esten, 276 Mabel M.) Cuscuta, distri., 51:127; 52:82-104; Danthonia, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 55: 53:110; 54:95; 55:56; 56:110; 51; 56:107; 57:82; 59:48 58:94; 59:50 Danzig, Meyer H. (see Elving, obtusiflora v. glandulosa in Indiana, Philip J.) 52:82 Darwinism, sociological and economic precocious germination, 51:114-115 factors, 57:169 stomata, 53:100-104 Dasistoma, distri., 56:111; 59:51 382 Datura—Degering

Datura, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: Deadline, editorial, 60:344 110; 55:57; 58:95; 59:51; 60:87 Deam, Charles C, Indiana scientist, Daucus, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 53: 54:179-183 110; 54:95; 55:55; 57:84; 60:86 Dean, Thomas, and the Delaware Daviess County, ants, 52:203-224 towns, 56:26-32 bumblebees, 60:167-177 corn yield, 56:179 Dearborn County, bumblebees, 60:167- lichens, 53:81-95 177 vascular plants, 53:105-114; 54:91- liverworts, 59:112-114 99; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 57: mosses, 52:52-57 81-86; 59:48-62; 60:82-90 vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- Davis, Delmar O., and K. W. Meiss- 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 57:81- ner, Investigations with a re- 86; 60:82-90 flection echelon grating, 58:288 Dearborn, R. J., Chlorination of ali- Shape of the interference fringes phatic nitriles with phosphorus obtained with the Michelson- pentachloride, 60:123 Williams reflection echelon, 59: Deay, H. O. (see also Richman, Er- 267 nest), Date of planting dent Davis gardens, cucumber industry, corn in relation to infestations Terre Haute, 58:214-221 and populations of the multi- Davis, J. J., Insects of Indiana for brood European corn borer, 56: 1946, 56:147-153 146 Entomology at Purdue University, Possibilities of ultrasonics in insect 57:104 control, 59:156 Insects of Indiana for 1947, 57:106- and J. G. Taylor, Preliminary 110 report on relative attractive- New chemicals for insect control, ness of different wave lengths 57:119-122 of radiant energy to corn borer Insects of Indiana for 1950, 60:178- moths, 57:105 182 DeBoggis, H. F., Reduced set of The 1950 epidemic of the straw itch postulates for hyperbolic geo- mite, 60:183-184 metry, 57:179 Davis, John M., and Ed. F. Degering, Decatur County, mosses, 53:96-99; 60: The preparation of derivatives 117-122 of stearophenone and related myxomycetes, 56:38-74; 57:69-73 compounds, 56:116-118 vascular plants, 54:91-99; 55:50-64; Davis, Merton (see Blanch ard, W. 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 60:82-90 M.) Deceleration, heavy ions, 51:235 DD, insecticide, 57:120 Deckard, Anne DeBoer, and R. C. DDD (dichloro diphenyl dichloro- Corley, Utilization of limit ethane), insect control, 57:119; dextrins by the animal body, 59:157-163 59:123-125 DDT (dichloro diphenyl trichloro- Decker, physiography, 57:125-141 ethane) (see also insecticides, Decodon, distri., 52:103; 58:94 insect control), control, peach Deer (see also Odocoileus), astragali pests, 57:116-118 from Angel site, 57:31-32 dusts, 57:104 Deese, James, and W. N. Kellogg, effect on forage animals, 59:170 Modification of reflex behavior effect on honeybees, 59:164-172 in spinal dogs, 55:171-177 effect on milk of forage animals, Deflective curve, of vibrating beam, 59:164-172 58:289 as insect control, 56:147-153; 57: Degonia sandstone, 60:240,241 119-123 Degering, Ed. F. (see also Allen, isomers and analogues, toxicity, 59: William A.; Anderson, Chas. 157-163 H.; Binkley, W. W.; Burkhard, particle size and toxicity, 59:185- Charles A.; Davis, John M.; 196 Dietz, Albert A.; Gochenour,

pollination, 59:164-172 Carl I.; Mench, J. W. ; Rankin, relation of particle size to toxicity David; Riel, F. J., and Schick, of dusts, 57:104 John W.), toxicity, 59:157-163, 185 Relative electro-negativity. III. An toxicity of analogs, 60:51 empirical rule, 52:135-139 Degerin g—Dextrin s 383

Relative electronegativity IV. An Denenberg, V. H., Hoarding in the empirical rule as a teaching white rat under isolation and tool, 53:122-129 group conditions, 60:305 The seven freedoms (Presidential Dentaria, distri., 51:125; 56:109; 60: address), 56:7-12 85 Validity of the Emil Fischer con- DenUyl, Daniel, Planting forest cept, 58:107-110 trees in Indiana, 55:36 and H. H. Chen, Acetylation Reforestation of spoil banks, 56:173 with isopropenyl acetate, 59: Some observations on white pine 126-128 (Pinus strobus) on Clark state Leslie Gillette, and Karl forest, 56:35-36 Schaaf, Relative electronega- Virginia pine in southern Indiana, tivity II. Origin and develop- 57:77-80 ment of concept, 51:167-172 Establishment and growth of seed- R. I. Hoaglin, Utilization of ali- ling reproduction of sugar phatic nitro compounds IX. maple, 58:73-75 Preparation and properties of Natural regeneration from planted aliphatic nitroalcohols and am- conifers in Indiana, 59:59-63 inoalcohols, 52:119-121 Tree growth records for Indiana's Dehl, Lamont (see Drummond, Rob- first state forest, 60:93-96 ert R.) DePauw University, history of bac- Dehydrogenation, by sulfur, 59:153- teriology, 53:57-58 154 winter meeting of Academy, 51:xii Deiss, Charles, Imbricate structures Depletion, ground water in Califor- in northern , nia, 60:226 57:124 Derivatives of amines, 57:97 DeKalb Countv, dragonflies, 60:205- of starch, 51:173-177 210 Dermanyssus, 57:110 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Dermatitis, by straw itch mite, 60: 108; 53:105-114; 55:50-64; 56: 183 107-114; 57:81-86; 58:92-96; 59: Dermatocarpon, distri., 53:83 48-52; 60:82-90 Deropristis, 53:162 DeLanny, L. E., Heterotopic trans- Descarte's Rule of Signs, 60:278 plantation of neural crest and Descurainia, distri., 52:101; 53:109; melanogenesis in salamanders, 54:94; 55:54; 57:83; 58:94; 60: 60:309 116 Delaware County, ants, 52:203-224 Desmanthus, distri., 53:109 flora, 60:114-116 Desmatodon, 58:42 liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 Desmodium, distri., 51:125; 52:102; mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- 53:109; 55:54; 56:109; 57:83; 122 58:96; 59:50; 60:90 rattlesnake, 53:154 nomenclatorial changes, 52:108 vascular plants, 53:105-114; 54:91- Determination of non-aminoid nitro- 99; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 57: gen, 54:117 81-86; 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60: percent of oxygen in the air, 51:130 82-90, 114-116 Detinning scrap tin with inhibited Indians, Archaeology, 54:31 acids, 54:112 Lenape (see Lenape) Deuterons, stopping in semiconduc- migration route, 54:33-40 tors, 59:267 towns, 56:26 Deviations, mean, computor for, 59: Walum Olum, 51:48-54; 54:44-48 273 Delbruck, M., and S. E. Luria, A Devil's Backbone, Jefferson County, comparison of the action of origin, 51:215-219 sulfa-drugs on the growth of Devonian, , new species, a bacterial virus and on its 59:246-250 host, 53:28 , 51:22-29

Delphinium, distri., 52:101 ; 57:83; 60: limestone, 54:8-24; 55:84 84 flora, 58:70 DeMoss, R. D., and I. C. Gunsalus, of Montana, a new species of The acetate-acetyl phosphate Atrypa, 59:246 system of Leuconostoc, 59:37 Dextrins, utilization by animal body, Dendrometer, studies, 51:74; 56:37 59:123-125 384 DlABROTICA—DOWELL

Diabrotica, 53:165, 168, 170; 56:149; Dimethyl phthalate, insect repellent, 57:108; 60:178 57:121 Diacrisia, 53:171 Diodia, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 58:95 Dialkylaminoalkyl esters of phenoxy- Dioscorea, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53: acetic acids, 58:128 108; 54:93; 55:53; 56:108; 57: Dianthera, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 54: 93* 55*57 82; 58:93; 60:83 Dianthus,' distri., 58:93; 59:49; 60:84 Diospyros, distri., 51:127; 56:110; 60: Diaphania, 53:169, 170; 56:150 86 Diapheromera, 56:151; 60:180 Diphenylketene, 59:150 Diaperis, 56:258 Diphtheroids, 51:69 Diarrhena, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53: Diphyllobothrium, 53:155; 58:198 106; 57:81 Diplococcus, 51:69 Diatomaceous earth, test object for Diploperla, 54:229 electron microscope, 56:238 Diplophyllum, distri., 51:101; 52:96 Diatrypaceae, 58:82-91 Dipsacus, distri., 52:105; 53:111; 54: Diatrype, 58:82-91 96; 59:51; 60:88 Diatrypella, 58:82-91 Dipylidium, in man, 54:198 Diazonium, bases and salts reaction Dirca, growth of injured plant, 55: with nitro alcohols, 57:88-91 48-49 Dicentra, distri., 59:50 Directional tests for educational guid- Dichelyma, 59:115-121 ance, 53:150 Dichomeris, 56:151 Discharges, through gases, 58:288 Dicksburg Hills, geology, 57:125-141 Discher, C. A. (see Mathers, F. C.) Dicranum, 58:40,42 Disintegration energy, Al^o, 59:270 Dictyophora, 59:58 Disjunct species, 55:37 Didelphis, as food for Indians, 59:19- Dissociation, methylamine, 51:150- 24 153 Didiplis, distri., 54:94 Distortions in Big House and Walum Didymops, 54:217 Olum song words, 51:48-54 Didymium, distri., 57:70 Distribution of effort, benefits in Differential equation, first degree, so- learning, 57:187 lution by integrating factor, Ditney Formation, 57:128 59:264 Doan, Dr. Martha, recognition, 50 solution in terms of Bessel func- years' membership in Academy, tions, 59:264 56:xiii Dielectric constant, air, 60:297 Dock, Darrel (see Cook, D. J.) tellurium, 57:181 Dodder (see also Cuscuta), seed, Diethylaminobenzaldehyde, trithio-p-, germination of, 51:114-115 58:111-119 Dodecatheon, distri., 55:56; 56:110; Dietz, Albert A., Ed. F. Degering, 58:94; 60:86 and H. H. Schopmeyer, Lactic Dob-son, Edward O., Lateral loop Green, 51:76-77 chromosomes and the theory of et al., Saccharic acid prepara- the gene, 59:291 tion by the nitric acid oxida- Dog (see also Canis familiaris) tion of glucose, 57:92-96 spinal, reflex behavior, 55:171-177 Dietz, Emil, memorial, 58:27 Dominica Caribs, physical anthro- Digestant of sputum and other body pology, 59:17 fluids, 51:69-70 Donaldson's Cave, 54:17; 58:236 Digitalis, distri., 59:51 Donnehue's Cave, 58:236 Digitaria, distri., 51:121; 52:99; 53: Dorocordulia, 54:218 106; 54:92; 55:51; 56:107; 59: Dorsch, Margaret (Mother Mary 48; 60:83 Verda), memorial, 53:12-13 Dimmick, Robert L., and Ralph C. Dorymyrmex, 52:213 Corley, A modified starch-io- Double checking answers of true-false dine method suitable for the questions, 51:256-260 study of starch and its hydroly- Douglas Lake (Michigan), pollen sis products, 60:141-144 study, 52:87-92 Dimethylamine, vapor pressure, 54: Dove, Mourning, 54:202 1*21-123 Dowell, L., and K. Lark-Horovitz, Dimethylaminobenzaldehyde, trithio- X-Ray investigations of ger- p-, 58:111-119 manium-tin alloys, 56:237 Dowell—Economic Geography 385

and J. Orndoff, The structure Duchesne distri., 60:85 of tellurium as a function of Duckworth Farm Site, archaeology, temperature, 55:165 54:29-32 Dowfume N, 57:120 Dues, committee to study, 58:8; 59: W-10, 57:120 xii constitutional Draba, distri., 51:125; 52:101; 57:83; amendment, 58:12 60:85 Dumas, determination of nitrogen, 52:110 Dracocephalum, distri., 55:56 Dunes State Park, geology, 55:88 Dragoo, Don W., Casual observations Durandiomyces, 60:92 on Angel Mounds skeletal ma- Dusts, new sticker, 57:104 terial, 58:50-52 Dutch elm disease, 60:180 Dragonflies (see also Odonata), cen- Dysentery, amebic (see Endamoeba) tury of odontology in Indiana, Dysprosium, radioactive, 51:235 54:161-168 common names, 54:161 distribution and seasonal abund- "e" in elementary calculus, 54:184 ance, 51:273-278; 53:179-185; Eames, Edward J., Effect of World 56:163-169 War II on geography in the poetical references, 54:161 secondary schools of Indiana, records, 60:205-210 56:214-215 study in Indiana, 54:161 Ear-adrenalectomy, rat, 51:264-265 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: Ear exostoses, 57:33-36 195-206 Earth mover, 59:213 Drainage, map, Henry County, 58:175 Earworm, corn, 53:171; 60:179 underground, Hudelson's Cavern, Eastman, Alvan_ C, A Persian 58:236-243 bronze mirror case belonging Dreher, Robert E., An experimental to Shah-Nasir-al-Din, 57:16 study of transfer of training Eccilia, 60:91 in a manual motor skill, 51:247 Echinochloa, distri., 51:122; 52:99; Psychology of esthetics: a chal- 53:106; 54:92; 55:52; 57:82 lenge, 59:286 Echinoconchus, 52:155 Drepanaphis, 56:151 Echinocystis, distri., 51:128; 54:96 Driver, Harold E., Spatial and tem- Echinostelium distri., 57:71 poral distribution of notched Ecbium, distri., 51:127; 59:50; 60:87, rasp in the New World, 59:17 115 Superstitions of students at Indi- Echmepteryx, 60:193 ana University, 60:37 Eciton, 52:205 Dromogomphus, distri., 55:202; 56: Eclipta, distri., 52:106; 53:111; 54: 165; 60:208 96; 55:58; 56:111; 59:52 Drosera, distri., 52:102 nomenclatorial changes, 55:64 Drosophila, ring gland, 51:269 Ecological anatomy, Polyodium, 59: Drouths, in Indiana, 52:169-179 102-111 Drummond,. Robert, research grant, Ecological note on terrones, 57:55 58:10 Ecology (see also Forest Ecology), and Lamont Dehl, Secondary beech, 59:82-94 recovery by water pressure in Berkey Woods, 52:34 the Casey (Illinois) oil field, Brown County, 59:45 59:213 Cabin Creek area, 56:36 Drummondia, Indiana spp., 51:109 disjunct, species, 55:37 Dryopteris, distri., 51:120; 54:91; 55: forest, 60:109-113 50; 57:81; 58:92; 59:55 Illinoian till plain, 59:95-101 nomenclatorial changes, 53:112; 55: Isle Royale, 58:71-72 59 Klein Woods, 55:38 Dubois County, lichens, 53:81-95 Lake forest, 51:75 liverworts, 56:86-91 revegetation, 56:80-83 Mansfield sandstone, 60:242 Shenk's woods, 53:72 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- of Tenebrionidae pupae, 56:253 122 terrones, 57:55 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 53: Versailles Park, 58:71 105-114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; Economic geography (see Geography, 56:107-114; 57:81-86: 60:82-90 economic) 386 Ectopsocus—Eller's Cavern

Ectopsocus, 60:199 of double checking for sureness of Edington, Will E., First five years answers, 51:256 of the Indiana Academy of Eggplant, insect control, 60:189 Science, 56:221 Ek, Charles M. The Terre Haute Scientific Associ- (see also Friesner, ation, 58:250 Ray C.)i Variations in Cyno- don dactylon, The Wabash Academy of Science, 51:73 58:250 Elateridae, 56:149 Solution of the special case of non- Electric light, industry of Indiana, homogeneous first order and 58:232-235 first degree diffential equation Electrical behavior of semi conduc- by means of an integrating tors, 59:268 factor, 59:264 computer, 59:273-282 Charter members of Indiana Acad- earth resistivity, 52:166-168 of 60:265 emy Science, logs, subsurface studies, 52:163-165 Necrology by, 51:1-12; 52:1-8; 53: Electricity (see also 1-13; 54:1-7; 55:1-7; 56:1-6; Electric light), atmospheric, 51:234 57:1-8; 58:27-30; 59:1-7; 60:19- cost, 58:235 28 oscillation of coupled Editorial problems, committee, 58:11 circuits, 51: 237-244 Editor's, instructions for contributors, 59:303-304; 60:344-345 Electrochemistry, anode polishing, 53: Edmonson, Clarence Edmund, me- 130-133 morial, 55:3-4 Electrodeposition, of tin from stan- Education (see also psychology and nous sulfate, 56:141-144 various subject matter fields), Electron accelerator, linear, 59:269 arithmetic readiness at kinder- theoretical calculations, 55:164 garten level, 57:189 activity, Inns, 57:181 benefits of distribution of effort, diffraction study of "polish layer," 57:187 55:165 college course in organic chemistry, micrograph bacteria, 52:27-29 60:123 microscope application to biological final grades in mathematics, 54:184 research, 53:53-54 geography in American education, diatomaceous earth as test ob- 54:124-125 ject, 56:238 geography and citizenship, 54:124 radiation, 55:168-169 geography teaching, 56:214-215 Electronegativity, concept, 51:167-172 great mathematics books, 54:185- relative, empirical rule, 52:135-139 192 as teaching tool, 53:122-129 high school and college grades in Electronics, beta-ray spectra of Cu64, geography, 54:130-133 57:182 high school psychology, 56:240 bombardment of Rhi03, 57:182 mathematics, large classes, 56:234 microwave accelerator, 56:238 teacher training, 57:178 Eleocharis, distri., 51:122; 52:99; 53: music tests, 54:195-196 106; 54:92; 55:52; 58:92; 59: needs for, 56:240 49; 60:83 _ pseudo-psychological beliefs of high disjunct species in Cabin Creek school pupils, 57:186 bog, 55:37 science degrees for college teach- Eleusine, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53: ers, 57:9-15 106; 54:92; 55:51; 60:83 status of geography, 54:125 Eligibility of papers for publication, teaching of aliphatic and aromatic 60:344 chemistry, 60:125 Elkhart County, bumblebees, 60:167- transfer of training, 51:247 177 Edwards, P. D., The American Uni- liverworts, 51:100-102 versity at Shrivenham bar- mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 racks, 56:233 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Einstein, equivalence of mass and 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: energy, 59:264 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; Effect of different sources of nitro- 59:48-52; 60:82-90 gen on phosphorus deficiency in Ellaphidon, 60:180 tomato plants, 52:35 Eller's cavern, 58:237 Elliott—Enzymes 387

Elliott, Katherine J., et al., changes Enders, H. E., retirement from Jun- in dehydro, reduced, and total ior Academy, 56:xi ascorbic acid in cantaloupes on Endocarpon, distri., 53:83 standing, 57:87 Endocrine experimentation, use of Ellisia, distri., 51:127; 59:50 factorial design, 53:153-154 Ellison, Douglas G., and Harris Endolimax in Indiana, 53:155, 172-176 Hall, Action potentials during in university freshmen, 52:196-200 a tracking response, 57:187 Endothyra, 52:158 Ellson, D. G. (see also P. R. Ful^ Energy, experimental distribution, ler), Application of servo 51:234 theory to human motor behav- mass, equivalence, 59:264 ior, 58:290 Enerthenema, distri., 57:71 Elm (see also Ulmus), bark beetle, 60:180 Engineering applications of spherical Dutch elm disease, 60:180 trigonometry, 56:234 insects, 60:180-181 England, textile manufacture, 60:227 phloem necrosis, 60:180 Engle, T. L., Opinions of high school scale, 56:151 pupils concerning their course Elving, Philip J., Meyer H. Dan- in psychology, 56:240 zig, and G. Bryant Bachman, Pseudo-psychological beliefs of high Synthetic resins and base ex- school pupils, 57:186 change phenomena, 51:136-145 Entamoeba (see also Endamoeba), and Waldo B. Ligett, Determi- taxonomy, 51:261 nation of oxygen in organic Enterobius in Indiana, 53:155, 172- compounds, 51:130 176 Determination of fluorine in or- in man, 54:198 ganic compounds, 52:128-134 in university freshmen, 52:196-200 and Melvin L. Moss, Centering prevalence, Indiana, 51:265-266 of rotating microscope stages, Entoloma, 57:74; 59:58; 60:91 59:129-130 Entomologist, in pest control, 57:104 Elymus, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53: Entomologists, meeting, 51:279-280 106; 54:92; 55:51; 56:107; 57: Entomology (see also entries under 81; 59:48; 60:82 following author names: Allyn, Embidopsocus, 60:194 W. P.; Berg, Philip W.; Boh- Embryo rat, kidney, 51:263-264 man, Frank E.; Brooks, Ivan

Embryological formulas in plant C. ; Chandler, Leland; Davis, taxonomy, 55:37 J. J.; Daggy, Tom; Deay, H. Embryology, effect of thiouracil on O.; Everley, Ray T.; Gould, chick, 57:190 George E.; Marshall, G. Edw.;

Oenothera, 55:36 Mockford, Edw. L. ; Montgom- Liriodendron, 53:75-77 ery, B. Elwood; Mullett, R. P.; Emeritus membership (see Member- Noland, J. L.; Ricker, W. E.;

ship Emeritus) Schuder, Donald L. ; Shuyler, Emil Fischer concept, validity of, 58: H. R.; Smith, Howard W.; 107 Truman, Lee C; Wilson, M. Emotion, indicator, 59:289 G.) Emotions, retest on adolescents' in- abstracts, 56:145-146; 57:104-105; terpretations, 58:290 58:151; 59:156; 60:166 Empoasca, 56:149, 150; 57:108; 60: Anax, 58:151 179 insect control, 57:111-112, 119-123 Emulsion systems, GR-Stype, 56:123- at Purdue University, 57:104 129 Thomas Say, in Indiana, 60:266 Enallagma, distri., 51:273-278; 60:206 section on, 56:145; 57:104; 58:151; Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: 59:156; 60:166 199 Environmental effects, inheritance, Endocrine experimentation, factorial 51:262-263 design for, 53:153 Enzymes (see also individual en- Endamoeba (see also Entamoeba), in zymes), alkaline glycero-phos- Indiana, 53:155, 172-176 phatase in white rat, 60:311 in man, 54:198 clostridial exo-, 60:67-72 in university freshmen, 52:196-200 glucolytic in B. subtilis, 60:45 388 Enzymes—Eumeces

Leuconostoc, 59:37 Erpetogomphus, 56:165 trypsin on sputum, 51:69 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: in sweet white potatoes, 54:100 201 Eolibellula, Tippecanoe River State Erselcuk, Muzaffer, Iron and steel Park, 55:203 industries of Manchuria, 55: 78-82 Ephemeraceae, taxonomy, 52:52-57 Erucastrum, distri., 51:125; 52:101 Ephemerum, taxonomy, 52:52 Ervin, Robert F., et al., History of Epiaeschna, 56:167; 60:208 bacteriology at the University Epicauta, 57:108 of Notre Dame, 53:62-65 Erwinia (see also Fireblight), resist- Epicordulia, distri., 54:218; 60:208 ance of pear seedlings, 59:40 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: Erysimum, distri., 203 59:50 Erythemis, 54:219; 60:208 Epidemic influenza vaccine and anti- Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: serum, 53:50 204 straw itch mite, 60:183 Erythrodiplax, 54:218 Epidermal characters, Fraxinus, 54: Erythronium, distri., 51:122; 53:107; 84-90 60:83 Epidonax minimus, 59:296 Escherichia, bacteriophage, 54:51-52 Epifagus, distri., 51:128; 53:111; 57: effect of sulfa drugs and strepto- 85; 59:51; 60:88 mycin, 59:38 Epigaea, distri., 52:104 coli, toxicity of weak acids and Epilochna, 53:170; 56:150; 60:179 bases, 60:53-57 DDT effect, 59:185-196 Eskers, 59:222 Epilobium, distri., 51:126; 53:110; 55: E-sten, Mabel M. and Albert G. 55; 56:110; 57:84; 58:96; 59: Dannin, Chlorophyll therapy 50; 60:86 and its relation to pathogenic nomenclatorial changes, 54:98; 55: bacteria, 59:41 62 Esterification, amino alcohols, 58:120- Epipsocus, 60:195 124 Epistemic correlation, 59:265 studies, 52:125-127 Epetrix, 53:170; 56:150; 60:179 Esters, conversion, 59:126-128 Equations, algebraic, 53:144 dialkylammoalkyl of phenoxyacetic significance of symbols, 55:167 acids, 58:128-131 transcendental, 53:144 hydrolysis rates, 56:123-129 Equilibria, in solution, 51:165-166 unsaturated, 56:123 Equisetum, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53: Estes, William K. (see Guttman, 105; 54:91; 55:51; 56:107; 57: Norman) 81; 58:92; 60:82 Esthetics, psychology of, 59:286 Valparaiso Moraine, 59:56 Ether, derivatives of starch, 54:114- Eragrostis, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53: 116 106; 54:92; 55:51; 56:107; 57: Ethnographic literature, analyzing 81; 58:92; 60:82 numerical systems, 59:18 Erechtites, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: Ethnology (see also Anthropology, 111; 55:58; 56:112; 58:96; 59: Archaeology) 52; 60:89 Adena, 54:38 Erethizon, as food for Indians, 59: Hopewellian, 54:38 19-24 Ethvlene dibromide, insecticide, 57: Erianthus, nomenclatorial changes, 120 53:113 Ethylhexanediol-1,3, insecticide, 57: Erickson, George E., Industrial 121 of northern Indiana, Euarctos, as food for Indians, 59:19- 57:124 24 Erigenia, distri., 58:94; 60:86 Euclid, fifth axiom, 60:276 Erigeron, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: Euglena, binary fission in, 59:296 111; 54:96; 55:58; 56:111; 57: 2-4-D on, 59:45 85; 58:95; 60:88 Eulophys, parasitic on corn borer, nomenclatorial changes, 52:108 60:225 Erosion, Indiana landscape, 56:95-105 Eumeces, reproductive periodicity, industrial waste, 57:163-168 51:264 quantitative, 52:142-148 sex hormone response, 57:191-198 EUPATORIUM—FlLIPENDULA 389

Eupatorium, distri., 51:128; 52:106; distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53:108; 54: 53:111; 54:96; 55:58; 56:111; 93; 55:53; 60:90 57:85; 58:95: 59:51; 60:88 tree growth, 52:36-44 Fall (see Euphorbia, distri., 51:126; 52:103; Army Worm Laphygma) 53:109; 54:94; 55:55; 56:110; Fan, H. Y., and Becker, M., Optical 58:94; 59:50; 60:85,90 properties of semi-conducting materials, 60:295 51:280 Euplemus, Fasciola, 53:159 Euplotes, mating reaction, 52:187 Faults, Belton complex, 51:178 Europe, present day mathematics, 59: Favolus, 57:75 265 Fay, Paul J., Relationship between European corn borer, 56:145-146 sales ability and ratings of the science, early contacts with Indian enthusiasm and convincingness corn, 54:169-178 of salesmen from their tran- scribed voices, 51:247 Euschistus, 53:171 Fayette County, ants, 52:203-224 of Evans, Arthur T., A new concept lichens, 53:81-95 evolution, 51:22-29 origin and vascular plants, 53:105-114; 54:91- memorial, 54:1-2 99; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 60: Evansville, manufacturing level, 60: 82-90 256-259 Fear, conditioned, 58:292 Evella, 60:92 Feeblemindedness, developmental 60:180-181 Evergreen, insects, study, 56:241-244 T., Studies on the Everley, Ray Felis, as food for Indians, 59:19-24 attractiveness of dent corn to Fellows, constitutional amendments, moths of the European corn 51:xvii; 55:xii borer, 56:145 Fenestella, 52:155 pollination problems, 59: Legume Ferguson, Byron L. (see Fischer, 164-172 Robert B.) Control of the spittlebug meadow Ferguson, Philip R. (see Campaigne, on forage crops, 60:185-186 E.) and B. A. App, Insecticidal con- Fermi levels, in semiconductors, 60: trol of the clover root borer, 296 58:151-152 Ferns, leaf anatomy, 59:102-111 Evolution (see also Phylogeny), corn, of Valparaiso moraine, 59:53-57 55:38 Ferrite, distribution of carbon be- new concept of, 51:22-29 tween zirconium and ferrite Plecoptera, 59:197 phases, 58:132 Evolutionary processes, rates, 53:14- Fertility in Agropyron repens, 59:75 27 Festuca, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53:106; trends, Plecoptera, 59:197-209 55:51; 56:107; 57:81; 60:82 Evonymus. distri., 51:126; 53:109; nomenclatorial changes, 55:60 55:55; 57:84 Fibrinolysin (see also Enzymes), 60: nomenclatorial changes, 55:62 67-72 Examinations, psychology, 52:180 Ficht, George Augustus, memorial, Excised roots, respiration, 54:79; 60: 51:2 78 Fifield Village Site, 60:38 Exostoses, ear, 57:33-36 Fifty-year index, 52:xii Expense allowance, officers, 57:xv committee, 55:vi Explosions, gas mixtures for rapid, printing, distribution, 57:xi; 58:10 54:193 report, 55:ix Export, relation to climate, 60:228 Fighting in mice, effects of spatial Extinction, resistance to, 60:308 restriction on, 54:199 Eye reaction indicating emotion, 59: Fink, John B., Generalization of a 289 muscle action potential res- ponse to tonal duration, 60:305 Factors enabling successful settle- Finney, J. C, Anderson: profile of ment of American forests, 55: an industrial city, 56:216-220 92-95 File, Quentin (see Remmers, H. H.) Fagopyrum, distri., 52:100; 60:84 Filmstrips, preparation, 52:93-95 Fagus (see also Beech), dendrometer Filipendula, distri., 51:125; 54:94; studies, 51:74 55:54 390 Fir—Foraminifera

Fir (see Abies) nomenclatorial changes, 52:107-108; Fireblight, resistance in pear seed- 53:112-115; 54:97-99; 55:59-64; lings, 59:40 56:112-114; 57:86 Ross Biological Reserve, 60:79 Fischer, Emil, concept, validity, 58: Floret, fertility in Agropyron, 59:75- 107-110 79 Fischer, Robert B., Academic train- Florida, Palm Beach County Pleisto- ing in analytical chemistry, 59: cene, 54:125 131-133 pebble phosphate, 59:212 and Byron L. Ferguson, Precip- sands, minerals, 52:140 itation of calcium carbonate, Flour machinery, fumigant, 57:120 60:145-152 Flowers, Seville, Mary Parry Fischerella, 52:74 Haines, 1826-1884, 51:78-86 Floyd County, mosses, 53:96-99 Fishel, W. P., and John C. Hayes, myxomycetes, 57:69-73 Distribution of carbon between vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- the zirconium and ferrite 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 57:81- phases, 58:132-136 86; 60:82-90 Fisher focus, component in northern Fluoboric acid, prepn., 59:144-146 Indiana, 60:38 Fluorenone-2-carboxylic acid, synthe- Fisher, Martin Luther, memorial, sis of 7-nitro-, 60:164 53:6-7 Fluorine chemistry, Fisheries, growth studies, 52:187 determ. in organic cps., 52:128-134 Fishes (see also individual genus in waters, 58:98 names), abundance in Shoe recent advances, 56:119-122 Lake, 51:262 Fluosilicic acid, reaction with boric identification of, 59:294 acid, 59:144 use of minor postglacial drainage Flutes, from Angel Site, 57:29 connections, 56:245-246 bone, 59:28 stability of stream population, 60: Fly, House (see Musca) 310 Cluster (see Pollenia) use of trematodes in identification, repellant, 57:121 59:294 Flycatcher, Least (see EpidoTiax min- Fissidens, 58:42 imus) note, 51:113 Mexican Royal (see Onychorhyn- Fission, Euglena, 59:296 chus mexicanus) Flatwoods area, 55:86 Focusing of ions in a magnetic field, Flea beetle, of cucurbits, 53:168 55:167 potato, 60:179 Foley, Arthur L., The floating Flea hopper, 53:170 needle, 51:245-246 Flea, Indian Rat, in Indiana, 52:201- Indiana scientist, 54:179-183 202 memorial, 55:4-7 Fleas, 56:153 recognition, 50 years work in Flicker, 54:201 Academy, 53:xiii; 54 :xiii Flies, 56:153 research grant, 53:ix Floating needle, 51:245-246 return of research funds from es- Floerkea, distri., 52:103 tate, 56 :x Flood, causes and frequencies in In- Folktales, African, 59:34 diana, 54:134 Folsom point, in Monroe County, 54: control, Indiana, 57:142-147 25-28 problem in watershed of South Na- Fomes, 57:75 tion River, 60:226 Fontaine, W. E., J. E. Brock, and Flora (see also Forestry; see each Samuel Tarson, A method for systematic group as separate determining short time stress- entries; of counties and areas, rupture characteristics of vari- see counties and areas as sepa- ous steels, 59:267 rate entries) Fontinalaceae, key, 59:115-121 Indiana vascular plants, 51:120-129; Fontinalis, 58:41; 59:115-121 52:97-108; 53:105-115; 54:91- Food, animals as, Angel Site, 59:19 99; 55:50-62; 56:106-114; 57: and Drugs, examination, 57:42 81-86; 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60: Forage crops, spittlebug on, 60:185 82-90, 114-116 Foraminifera, 52:158 Forbes—Friesner 391

Forbes scale, 60:180 Fractions, continued, analytic theory, Force of mortality function, 56:234 53:144-145 Forces, which build mountains, 60: Fragaria, distri., 52:102; 55:54; 56: 228 109; 57:83; 60:85 Forest composition, Hendricks Coun- Francis, Sister Clara, and Charles ty, 60:109 O. Lee, The first ten years of Morgan County, 60:229-235 the Purdue University School control, , 58: of Pharmacy, 57:169 72 Franklin County, lichens, 53:81-95 cover in Brown County, 59:45-46 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- ecology, beech in 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: valley, 59:82-94 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 58: direction, elevation and forest cover, 92-96; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 59:45-46 Franklin, Joseph C, et al., Observa- Jllinoian tillplain, 59:95-101 tions on human behavior in ex- factors enabling successful settle- perimental semi-starvation, 57: ment, 55:92-95 187 genetics, Liriodendron, 59:41 Frasera, distri, 52:104; 59:50; 60:86 Isle Royale, 58:71-72 Fraxinus, dendometer studies, 51:74 primeval, 52:34 distri., 51:127; 52:104; 53:110; 54: reproduction, 58:73-75 95; 55:56; 56:110; 57:84; 58: trees, planting in Indiana, 55:36 94; 59:50; 60:86, 90 type control, 58:71 epidermal characters, 54:84-90 Forestiera, distri., 51:127 growth - rainfall trend-coefficients, Forestry, lumbering industry, 57:123 59:42-43; 59:46 planting trees, 55:36 tree growth, 52:36-44; 60:93-96 regeneration of conifers, 59:59-63 Frazer, L. K., On the line-space in- tree growth records, 60:93-96 terpretation of the differential Forlaw, Ethyl Shannon (see geometry of curves in Klein Gantz, E. St. Clair) space, 60:276 Formica, 52:216-220 Freedoms, the seven, 56:7-12 Formicidae of Indiana, 52:203-224 Freeman, Otis W., Geologic con- Forney, Robert (see Mathers, trasts in Indiana State Parks, Frank C.) 55:83-88 Fort Ancient, archaeological type, Freesia, color inheritance, 52:45-51 54:29 Friesner, Ray C. (see also Potzger, Fosdick, Lloyd D. (see James, Hu- J. E.) bert M.,) Elongation of the primary axis in Fossils (see also Paleobotany, Pale- four species of pines, 51:73 ontology) Dendrometer studies on six species coal balls, 52:62-68 of deciduous trees in Indiana Palm Beach County, Florida, 54: for 1941, 51:74 125 Some aspects of tree growth, 52: Foulbrood, sulfa-drugs as control, 57: 36-44 105 A five-year dendrometer record in Foundry and machine shops, manu- two trees of Pinus strobus, 56: facturing level, 60:258 37 Fountain County, ants, 52:203-224 Growth- rainfall trend-cofficient bumblebees, 60:167-177 shown by six species of hard- dragonflies, 60:205-210 woods in Brown County, In- lichens, 53:81-95 diana, 59:42-43 liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 and Charles M. Ek, Correlation mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- of microclimatic factors with 122 species distribution in Shenk's vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- woods, Howard County, In- 108; 53:105-114; 55:50-64; 56: diana, 53:72-73 107-114; 60:82-90 and John E. Potzger, Plants of Four dimensional rotations, 60:280 Cabin Creek bog, Randolph Fowl, domestic, bactericidins, 53:29 County, Indiana, 55:37

Fox (see also Urocyan) , The bottom configuration of Red, effect of morphine, 54:214-216 the Cabin Creek raised bog and 392 Friesner—Gene

the history of the forests in Galois groups, equations, 60:276 the region, 56:36 Game fish, abundance, 51:262 recipient of Academy Prize, 57:xvi Gamma-rays, from A38, 60:296 Froelicha, distri., 51:124; 52:101 from dysprosium, 51:235 Frog (see also Rana) Gangrene, clostridial, 60:67-72 effects of 2-thiouracil on larvae, 60: factors influencing 324-328 death, 55:33 gas, 54:54 "green," blue specimen, 51:266 organisms, 53:30 pronephros in leopard f., 60: 310 recent developments, 53:30-46 Fructose, in white potatoes, 54:100 Gantz, E. St. Clair (see also Nel- Fruit, insects, 60:179-180 son, Peggy McIntire; Pearce, Frullania, distr., 51:101; 52:96; 56: D. W.; Ribley, A. Max; Rulfs, 89; 58:76; 59:112 Charles L. ; and Thoms, Fuller, Paul R., Operant condition- Donna G.) ing of a vegetative human Rapid method for qualitative detec- organism, 58:291 tion of lead in the presence of Ellson, R. Urmston, D. G. and bismuth, copper and cadmium, Effects of glutamic acid on test 54:105-106 scores, 59:286 and Ethyl Shannon Forlaw, Fulton County, ants, 52:203-224 Relative stability of some vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- nickel (II) complexes, 58:125- 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: 127 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 59: and Benedict L. Vondra, Sepa- 48-52 ration of isomers of nickel (II) Fumigants (see also insecticides), complexes by chromatographic 57:119-122 adsorption, 58:98 Funariaceae, taxonomy, 52:53 et al., Fundamental techniques Functions, elementary, 53:144 of quantitative analysis, 53:117 Jack- Fundenburg, John, and G. A. Gardella, Catherine, and Ruby Val- son, Pythagorean triangles, 57: encia, Technique for study of 178 Oenothera chromosomes, 60:77 Fungi (see also Mycology), antagon- Garden Springtail, 53:169 ism, 59:71-74 Garden Webworm (see Loxostege) flora of insect gall, 51:75 Gary, N. D., 60:45 higher, of Marion County, 57:74-76; Gas, gangrene (see gangrene) 58:81; 59:58; 60:91-92 mixtures for rapid explosions, 54: Laboulbeniales, 58:72 193 pigmentation of, 57:57 natural, in Indiana, 60:260-264 Sphaeriales, taxonomy, 56:38-74; transmission lines, 60:262 58:82-91 Gatos, H. (see Mathers, Frank C.) sporulation, 57:66 Gaultheria, distri., 56:110 utilization of staled media by, 54: Gaura, distri., 51:126; 53:110; 54:95; 81 59:50 Fungicides, ammonium cps., 60:46 Gay, Kathleen and S. R. Damon, Fur traders, route, 59:225-229 Multiplication of Brucella in Furniture, manufacturing level, 60: yolk sac of embryonated chick- 258 en eggs, 59:37 Fusarium, antagonism, 59:71 Cultivation of Brucella in chick em- in insect gall, 51:75 bryos, 60:45-46 Gaylussacia distri., 60:86 Gage, N. L., Scaling and factorial Geaster, 57:75 design in opinion poll analysis, Gerhard, Paul H., Stone artifacts 57:186 and mid-western archeology, Galera, 57:75; 60:91 57:16 Galinsoga, distri., 51:129; 53:111; 57: Gelber, B., Investigations of the be- 85; 58:96; 60:89 havior of Paramecium aurelia: Galium, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: I. Modifications of behavior 111; 54:96; 55:57; 56:111; 57: after training with reinforce- 85; 58:95; 59:51; 60:88 ment, 60:306 Galls, fungus flora, 51:75 Gene theory (see also Genetics), 59: insects, Pemphigus, 51:75 291 Genetics—Buddha 393

Genetics (see also Heredity, Inherit- class grades, 54:130 ance), color inheritance, Free- Devil's Backbone, Jefferson County, sia, 52:45-51 51:215-219 of corn, 51:13-21 drouths, 52:169-179 inheritance of acquired characters, economic, Ireland, 59:251-254 52:190-191 northwest Great Lakes area, 59: and paleontology, 53:23-24 225-229 Paramecium, 51:262-263 railways, 59:215 Generalization, factor in transfer, 51: Terre Haute area, 59:230-235 248-255 effect of World War II on teaching Geneva formation, 55:84 in secondary schools, 56:214- Gentiana, distri., 51:127; 53:110; 54: 215 95; 55:56; 56:110; 57:84; 58: and geology in the curriculums of 94; 59:50; 60:86 colleges and universities of In- Gentilcore, R. Louis, The flood prob- diana, 54:125 lem in the watershed of the hail storms, 51:178 South Nation River (Ontario), high school and college grades, 54: 60:226 130-133 Genzer, Jerome D. (see Kaslow, C. historical, Indiana, 51:207-214 E.) in Indiana high schools, 56:214 Geocalyx, distri., 51:101; 56:88 population changes, 51:179-193, 194- Geographic education, 54:124 200, 207-214 factors, affecting expension of Col- recreational assets, 59:216-220 umbus, Indiana, 58:225-231 relation to citizenship, 54:124 recreational aspects of unglaciated secondary school, 55:89-91 Indiana, 59:216 status in higher education, 54:125 regionalism, 52:140 teaching of, 54:124 regions, Indiana, 58:246-249 toponomic, Calumet region, 54:142- Geography (see also entries under 159 following author names: Geological, contrasts in Indiana State Anderson, Jas. R.; Barton, Parks, 55:83 Thomas Frank; Bechert, C. H.; physiographic background of the Buckley, Wallace T.; Buls, Er- historical geography of In- win J.; Cassell, R. K.; DenUyl, diana, 51:207-214 Daniel; Eames, Edward J.; survey, electrical resistivity, 52:166- Erselcuk, Muzaffer; Finney, J. 168

C; Gentilcore, R. L. ; Guernsey, Geologists, Indiana before 1900, 58: James Lee; Harker, David H.; 250

Ives, Ronald L. ; Koch, G. physicians as, 60:265 David; Koch, Norma; Lillard, Geology (see also entries under the Richard G.; Lott, A. V.; Mc- following author names: Bech- Clure, S. M.; Meyer, A. H.; ort, C. H.; Bieber, C. L.; Carr, Moulton, Benjamin; Phelps, W. A. B.; Clair, Joseph R.; Cohee, B.; Pounds, N. J. G.; Reeves, Geo. V.; Drummond, Robert Jas. A.; Rhyansburger, Wil- R.; Freeman, Otis W.; Gregor, lert; Rudd, Robert; Schockel, H. F.; Hagen, Wallace W.; Bernard H.; Scott, Donald C.; Hoskins, John H.; Kingsbury, Starkey, Otis P.; Stoneman, E. T. M.; Klaer, Fred H.; Kott-

A.; Streitelmeier, John; Swit- lowski, Frank E. ; Malott, Clyde zer, J. E.; Thornberry, W. D.; A.; McClure, S. M.; McGrain, Visher, Stephen S.; Wickwire, Preston; Patton, John B.; Grant T.) Shrock, Robert R.; Smith, abstracts, 51:178; 52:140-141; 54: Ernest Rice; Wayne, Wm. J.; 124-125; 56:173; 57:123-124; Wickwire, Grant T.; see also 58:161-162; 59:212-215; 60:226- Geography) 228 abstracts, 51:178; 52:140-141; 54: Anderson, 56:216-220 124-125; 55:77; 56:173; 57:123- basic, wind system operation, 51: 124; 58:161-162; 59:212-215; 228-233 60:226-228 chick hatchery industry, 51:220-227 Belton Fault complex, 51:178 civilian defense of Valparaiso (In- Buddha outlier of Mansfield stand- diana), 52:140 stone, 55:96-101 394 Buddha—Glow

calcitic pisolites, 55:102-106 vascular plants, 53:105-114; 54:91- caves and caverns, 54:8-24 99; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 57: contrasts in Indiana state parks, 81-86; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 55:83-88 Giesl, John (see Alaoglu, Leon) of counties and areas (see county Gillette, Leslie (see Degering, Ed. and area names) F.) helictites, 51:201-206 Lost River, 54:8-24 Ginkgo, leafspot, 53:78-80 quantitative, 52:142-148 Girton, Raymond E., Kodachrome in Putnam County, 52:141 plant physiology laboratory, 51: Rocky Mountains, 57:124 74 St. Genevieve limestone, 52:149-162 A chronological chart for plant St. Louis limestone, 52:149-162 physiology, 53:73 status in higher education, 54:125 A trial-balance sheet for the re- subsurface study, 52:163-165 spiration of excised maize Geometry, abstract complexes, 57:179 roots, 54:79 hyperbolic, postulates, 57:179 Some concepts of the respiration of seed plants, 55:39-45 Geomorphology, Maya region, 55:111- Early development of fundamental 116 concepts of plant nutrition. Geranium, distri., 51:126; 52:102; 53: (600 B.C.—1804 A.D.), 56:226- 109; 54:94; 55:55; 56:110; 58: 232 94 A revised chronology for plant phy- nomenclatorial changes, 52:108 siology, 57:171 Gerking, Shelby D., Use of minor Early studies on protoplasm, 58: postglacial drainage connec- 268-273 tions by fishes in Indiana, 56: Action of certain inhibitors upon 245-246 respiration of excised maize Stability of a stream fish popula- roots, 60:78 tion, 60:310 and Edgar R. Park, Respiration German Roach, 59:173 studies on germinating white oak acorns, 51:83-86 Germanium, contact rectification, 56: Glacial boundaries, in Morgan County, 236 56:175 Ohm's law deviation, 57:180 drift, 57:125-141 optical properties, 60:295 Cagle's Mill area, 58:163-172 photonegative effects in crystals, Henry County, 58:178 57:181 thickness in upper Wabash, 59:214 rectifiers, P-type, 56:236 geology, Scottsburg, 58:188-195 resistivity for tin doped, 57:180 Kame, burials, 51:31-33 tin alloys, X-ray investigation of, streams, 60:255 56:237 Glaciation areas, 60:247-255 Germicides (see Antiseptics) effect upon agricultural produc- Germination, acorns, respiration tivity, 56:174-181 studies, 51:83-86 Glaser, Robert, Prediction of rela- dodder seed, 51:114-115 tionship between test score and precocious in dodder, 51:114-115 inconsistency of response, 58: white oak, 51:83-86 290-291 Gerardia, disjunct species in Cabin Glass membrane potentials, effect of Creek bog, 55:37 salts, 51:146-149 distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53:110; 54: Glecoma, distri., 51:127; 56:110; 58: 96; 55:57; 58:95; 60:87 95; 60:87 Geum, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53:109; Gleditsia, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53: 55:54; 58:94; 60:85 109; 54:94; 55:54; 56:109; 57: Giardia, 53:155, 172-176 83; 60:85 in man, 54:198 , 60:243 in university freshmen, 52:196-200 Gliocladium, antagonism, 59:72 Gibbium, biology of, 59:156 Gloeocapsa, 59:80 Gibson County, bumblebees, 60:167- Gloeothece, 59:80 177 Glomerella, 53:79 dragonflies, 60:205-210 Glow, discharge, influenced by irradia- mosses, 53:96-99 tion, 59:269 Glucose—Gray 395

Glucose, nitric acid oxidation, 57:92- The German roach as a laboratory 96 test animal, 59:173-180 Glutamic acid, effect in test scores, Use of insects in designs of old 59:286 buttons, 60:166 Preliminary tests with systemic in- , distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53: secticides, 60:187-191 106; 54:92; 55:51 Grackle, Bronzed, 54:202 Glycerine foots, inhibiter for reduc- ing the action of acids on iron, Grades, final in mathematics, 54:184 54:112 Graduate degrees, 57:9 Glycerophysphatase, alkaline, in en- Grain itch mite, 60:183-184 docrine glands, 60:311 insects, 60:181 Glycyrrhiza, distri., 52:102 Graham, Frank Vern, memorial, 54: Gnaphalium, distri., 51:129; 53:111; 2 54:96; 56:111; 59:51; 60:88 Grand Portage fur traders route, 59: Goatsbeard, 60:81 255 Gochenour, Carl I., and Ed. F. Grant County, glacial drift, 59:215 Degering, Reaction of certain liverworts, 56:86-91 nitro alcohols with aromatic mosses, 53:96-99; 60:117-122 diazonium bases and/or salts, vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- 57:88-91 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Goldconda shale, 60:244 50-64; 58:92-96; 60:114-116 Gold, radioactive, 51:235 Grape (see also Vitis) Golden rod (see Solidago) effect of 2-4-D on vines, 60:107-108 Golomb, M., Method for solution of insects, 60:180 algebraic or transcendental Graphis, distri., 53:84 equations, 53:144 Graptemys, parasites of, 55:183 Gomphidae, 56:163-169 Grasses Gomphurus, 56:166 Cynodon, variations, 51:73 Gomphus, 56:165; 60:207 floret fertility, 59:75-79 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: Grasshopper (see also Melanoplus), 201 56:148 Gonad stimulating hormones, 55:182 control, 57:120 Gonadotropins, response of chicks to, Grassi, Gino V., Root-stem transi- 54:207-213 tion of Phaseolus coccineus, 59: urinary in men, 55:185-189 43 Gonads, development in albino rat, 54: Grating, investigations with reflection 199 echelon, 58:288 Goniobasis, a new cercaria in, 53:156- Gratiola, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: 157 110; 59:51; 60:87 parasite, 55:183 Grave, Benjamin H., Sexual cycle in trematode from, 54:197 Toredo navalis, 51:265 Gonolobus, distri., 55:56; 59:50 memorial, 59:1 Goode, George Brown, Indiana scien- Gravels, of Indiana, 60:247-255 tist, 54:179-183 northwestern Indiana, 59:221-224 Goodnight, Clarence J., Problems of Graves, G. H., Mathematical theory making ecological observations of religion, 57:178 in a tropical rain forest, 59: Gray, N. D., and R. C. Bard. Effect 291 of nutritional and environ- Goodspeed, James C. (seeKASLOW, C. mental conditions upon aerobic E.) and anaerboic glucose metato- Goodyera, 60:83 lism of Bacillus subtilis (Mar- Gopalkrishman, K. S., Preliminary burg), 60:45 report on the phytopathology Gray, Thomas, Indiana scientist, 54: of Physoderma graminis, 59:42 179-183 Gossyparia, 56:151 Gray, William D., Need for simple Gould, George E., Insect pests of botanical research in essential cucurbit crops in Indiana, 53: oil plants, 51:75 165-171 The existence of physiological Some notes on the biology and con- strains in the myxomycete trol of tomato hornworms, 56: Physarum polycephalum, 54:79 157-162 return of research funds, 56 :x 396 Gray—Hagen

Myxomycetes new or rare in In- Growth habit, weeds, 59:64-70 diana, 57:69-73 patterns, exercised roots, 58:69 Gregor, H. F., Ground water deple- of Terre Haute, 60:236 tion in Ventura County, Cali- studies of fish, 52:187 fornia, 60:226 trees, 51:73, 74 Green County, ants, 52:203-224 Growth-rainfall, trend-coefficients in bumblebees, 60:167-177 trees, 59:42-43; 46, 47 corn yield, 56:179 GR-S systems, 56:123 dragonflies, 60:205-210 Grub, Annual White, 56:149 fish population, 60:310 Clover White, 56:149 karst, 54:8-24 control in strawberries, 60:166 mounds, 54:38 Guard, A. T., Seed production in the vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- tulip tree, 51:75 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 56:107- Development of the seed of the 114; 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60: tulip tree, 52:34 82-90 Development of seed of Lirioden- Green, D. B., The mathematical ver- dron tulipifera, 53:75-77 sus physical components of a An abnormal fruit character in rectified wave, 53:146 tomato, 55:46-47 and W. H. Silver, New station Green, Ralph J., Jr., Phytopathology for Orobanche ludoviciana, 51: of Mentha piperita L., 60:97- 116-117 101 Guennel, G. K., History of forests in Greene, Edward Lee, at University glacial Lake Chicago area, 59: of Notre Dame, 55:149 43-44 Green Frog, Rana clamitans, 51:266 Guernsey, E. Y., Culture sequence of Greenhouse, insects, 60:178-182 Ohio Falls' sites, 51:60-67 pests, control, 57:119-122 Guernsey, James Lee, Some geo- graphical factors affecting the Greenspoon, Joel, Effect of a verbal industrial expansion of Colum- stimulus as a reinforcement, bus, Indiana, 58:225-231 59:287 The trade area of Terre Haute, 59: Gries, George A., Relation of soluble 230-235 aluminum ions to the common Guidance, directional tests, 53:150-152 potato scab disease and to Gunsalus, I. (see DeMoss, R. D.) growth of Actinomyces scabies C, Gurel, Lee, Implications for psycho- in culture, 59:43 Forest Stearns, and Ralph M. therapy as derived from learn- ing theory, 60:306 Caldwell, Differential re- Guttman, Norman and William K. sponse of wheat varieties to Estes, temperature, 60:102-106 Indirect extinction of a conditioned response, 59:287 Griffing, Margaret (see Biefeld, L. Gymnocladus, distri., 51:125; 52:102; P.) 60:85 Grignard reaction, applied to student growth, 60:93-96 programs, 53:134-138 Gyrocoelia, 60:314 Grike, in Salem limestone, 57:151 Gyromitra, 57:75 Grimmia, Indiana spp., 51:105; 58:43 Grimmiaceae, key, 51:104 Grindelia, distri., 51:128; 56:111 Haas, Arthur Erich, memorial, 51: Grossularia, distri., 55:54; 56:109; 57: 2-4 83; 60:85 Habenaria, distri., 51:123; 54:93; 56: Ground water, depletion in Ventura 108; 57:82; 58:93; 60:83 County, California, 60:226 Habituation in "startle response," 57: levels, 59:236-245 188 provinces, 60:247-255 Hackberry, leaf galls, 60:181 resources of Henry County, 58:173- Hackelia, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 54: 187 95; 55:56; 57:84; 60:87 Scottsburg, 58:188-195 Hagen, C. W., Jr., Growth patterns Ground Squirrel (see Citellus) of carrot and sunflower roots Group, individual's role in, 59:290 cultivated in vitro, 58:69 Growing season, variations in Vigo Hagen, Wallace W., Electrical earth County, 54:126-129 resistivity surveys, 52:166-168 Hagenius—Headlee 397

Hagenius, 56:165; 60:207 unidentified streptomycete, 59: Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: 38 200 Harris, Jane S. (see Baker, Law- Hail, agricultural significance, 51:178 rence M.) occurrence, 59:257 Harrison, Benjamin, resolution re- Haines, Mary Parry, biography, 51: garding memorial, 55:xi 78-82 Harrison County, ants, 52:203-224 Haiti, formation of pisolites, 55:102- bumblebees, 60:167-177 106 karst, 54:8-24 surficial breccias, 55:107-110 lichens, 53:81-95 Half Moon Spring, 54:17 limestones, 52:149-162 Hall effect, very low temperatures, liverworts, 51: 100-102; 56:86-91 59:269 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 Hall, Harris (see Ellison, Douglas myxomycetes, 57:69-73 G.) vascular plants, 51:120-129; 53:105- Haloacylamides, effect on vaccinia 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 56:107- virus, 59:38-39 114; 57:81-86; 58:92-96; 59:48- Halticus, 53:170 52; 60:82-90 Hamamelis, distri., 51:125; 55:54; 56: Harrodsburg, limestone, 54:8-24; 55: 109; 57:83 85 Hamer's Cave, 54:17; 58:236 Hartsell, S. E. (see also Smolelis, Hamill, William H., Equilibria in A. N.), Newer knowledge of solutions, 51:165-166 lysozyme and bacteria, 57:44-43 Hamilton County, fungi, 56:38-74 Hartzler, H. Harold, The photo- mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- electric light curve of the eclip- 122 sing star YY Canis minoris, vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- 59:267 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 56:107- 114; 57:81-86; 58:92-96; 59:48- Hass, H. B. (see Riel, F. J.) 52; 60:82-90 Hassallia, 52:76 Hammond, Phillip V. (see also Hastaperla, 54:230 Mann, David E., Jr.) Hatchery, chick industry, 51:220-227 Donald E. Stullken, and Wil- Hawk, Broad-winged, 54:201 liam A. Hiestand, Compara- Haxby, R. O., Measurements on mi- tive toxicity of chloral hydrate crowave accelerator cavities, and chloral alcoholate, 59:291 56:238 Hamster, blood analysis, 55:190-195 Hayek, Mason (see Kaslow, C. E.) Hancock County, ants, 52:203-224 Hayes, John C. (see Fishel, W. P.) vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- Haynes, Edith, Trypsin as digestant 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 56: of sputum and other body 107-114; 57:81-86; 59:48-52; 60: fluids preliminary to examina- 82-90 tion for acid-fast bacilli, 51:69 Hannah, J. R. (see Rose, C. L.) Hazelton, physiolography, 57:125-141 Hanover College, meeting of Acade- Bridge formation, 57:130 my, 60:11-18 Headlee, C. R., An objective study of of Junior Academy of Science, 60: pain using the conditioned re- 338-343 sponse technique, 53:147-148 Hanske, Carl F., memorial, 59:2 Urgent need in industry for a more Haploid, Oenothera, 57:54 extensive psychological pro- Hare, Robert R., Solution of (differ- gram: Some case histories, 53: ential equation) in terms of 147 Bessel functions, 59:264 Headlee, William Hugh, Prevalence Hargitt, Thomas F., memorial, 59:3 of pinworm infections among Harker, David H., Flood Control in residents of Indiana, 51:265- Indiana, 57:142-147 266 Harmolita, 60:179 A summary of data on human Jn- Harmonic analysis of voice quality, testinal parasite infections in 54:194 Indiana, 53:154-155 Harned, R. L., P. H. Hidy, C. J. Human intestinal infections: Fur- Corum, and K. L. Jones, A new ther data primarily concerning crystalline antibiotic from an Indiana residents, 53:172-176 398 Headlee—Hessler

Notes on the incidence, biology and Hemophilus, appearance under elect- medical importance of para- ron microscope, 53:53-54 sites of man in Indiana, 54:198 Hendricks County, bumblebees, 60: and William B. Hopp, Intestinal 167-177 parasite infections of 203 uni- forest primeval, 60:109-113 versity freshmen, 52:196-200 fungi, 56:38-74 Heart, phytogeny, 55:211 lichens, 53:81-95 Heat, Rumford's test of 18th Century liverworts, 56:86-91 theories, 60:267 mosses, 52:52-57; 60:117-122 pollen profile of extinct lake, 52: Hebeloma, 57:75; 59:58; 60:91 83-86 Hecht, Adolph, Colchicine-induced vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- tetraploidy in Oenothera, 51: 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 59:48- 87-93 52; 60:82-90 Hedeoma, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: Hendricks, J. C, Impedance-frequ- 110; 54:96; 55:56; 56:111 ency measurements on cattle Hedwigia, Indiana spp., 51:107 semen, 58:294 Heiser, Charles B., Jr., (see also Roth well, Norman), Varia- Hendrickson, Walter B., David Dale tion in common sunflower, 57: Owen, man and scientist, 52:xv 56 Hennel, Cora B., memorial, 57:3-4 Comparison of the flora as a whole Hennion, G. F., and R. R. Vogt, and the weed flora of Indiana Studies in esterification, 52: as to polyploidy and growth 125-127 habits, 59:64-70 Henry County, ants, 52:203-224 Helenium, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 54: drainage map, 58:175 97; 57:85; 58:96; 60:89 ground water resources, 58:173-187 nomenclatorial changes, 54:99 liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 Helianthemum, distri., 51:126 map of glacial drift, 58:178 Helianthus, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 111; 54:97; 56:111; 57:85; 58: rock strata, 58:179-181 95; 59:52; 60:88, 89 vascular plants, 53:105-114; 54:91- nomenclatorial changes, 56:113-114 99; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 57: variation, 57:56 81-86; 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60: Helictites, Wyandotte Cave, 51:201- 114-116 206 Henry's law, 51:165 Heligmosomum, new species, 59:293 Hepatica, distri., 53:108; 55:54; 56: Heliopsis, distri., 52:106; 54:96; 56: 109; 59:49 111; 60:88 Hepaticae (see also Liverworts), ad- Heliothis, 53:171; 56:149; 60:179 ditions to Indiana, 51:100-102; Helium spectron, in infrared, 56:239 52:96 Heller, Z. H. and D. J. Tendam, The distri., 56:86-91; 58:76-77 stopping of fast deuterons in Haines collection, 51:78-82 semi-conductors, 59:267 spoken of as mosses, 58:31 Helman, Vernon R., A bone flute 1-Heptene, 51:158-160 from Angel site, 57:29-30 1-Heptyne, 51:158-160 Archaeological manifestations of Heracleum, distri., 57:84; 59:50; 60: Owen County, Indiana, 58:53- 86 54 Heredity, Paramecium, 51:262-263 Helminthosporium, antagonism, 59:72 Herman, David T., An harmonic Helminths, intestinal parasites, 52: analysis study of hoarse and 196-200 non-hoarse voice quality, 54: parasitic, 53:175-176 194 in birds, 59:296 Heron, Great Blue, rookery near in man, 54:198 Mace, 54:200 voles, 59:293 Herre, Albert W. C. T., Lichens Hematocrit, determination in rab- known from Indiana, 53:81-95 bit, 57:199-204 Hesperis, distri., 53:109; 58:94; 60: Hemerocallis, distri., 51:122; 52:99 115 Hemicarpha, distri., 51:122 Hessian Fly (see also Phytophaga), Hemitrichia, distri., 57:71 56:149 Hemlock (see Tsuga) Hessler, Robert, memorial, 53:7-9 Hetaerina—History 399

Hetaerina, 56:165; 60:205 Pigment production in non-chloro- Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: phyllous plants, 57:57-65 198 Hildebrand, Carroll D. W., A criti- Heterodera, 53:175 que of science, 54:160 Hill, Harris, Preservation in normal Heterophile and oral pneumococcal speakers and stutterers, 54:196 antigenic action of cold vac- Hirneola, 57:75 cine, 51:69 Historic floods in Indiana, 54:134 Heuchera, distri., 55:54; 56:109; 57: Historical geography of Indiana, 51: 83; 60:85 207-214 Hexaethyl tetraphosphate, insecticide, sketch of Purdue Biological Society, 57:120 56:222 Hibicus, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53: Historian views science, 54:160 110; 54:94; 56:110; 58:94; 59: History of Science (see also Science, 50; 60:86 Indiana men of; also entries nomenclatorial changes, 52:108 under following author names: Hickman, C. P., research grant, 58: Behrens, C. A.; Black, Glenn 10 A.; Brandt, W. W.; Edington, and F. John Vernberg, Reac- W. E.; Ervin, Robert F.; tions of two closely related Francis, Sister Clara; Girton, species of salamanders to cer- Raymond E.; Hildebrand, Car- tain environmental factors, 59: roll D. W.; Inlow, W. D.; Just, 292 Th.; Lee, C. O.; Mackell, Jas. Hickam Village, archaeology, 58:54 F.; Malott, Clyde A.; Marie, Hickory (see Carya) Sister Gertrude; McClung, L. Hidatsa, stockades, 55:15 S.; Mellon, M. G.; Michaud, Hidy, P. H., (see Harned, R. L.) H. H.; Montgomery, B. E.; Hieracium, distri., 52:107; 60:89 Palmer, C. M.; Porter, C. L.; nomenclatorial changes, 53:115 Ramsey, R. R.; Roller, Duane; Hierochloe, disjunct species in Cabin Rosenthal, Arthur; Sears, Creek bog, 55:37 Louis M.; Tetrault, P. A.; distri., 55:51 Tinkle, Wm. J.; Wade, Frank; Hiestead, William A. (see also Ham- Weatherwax, Paul; Wright, mond, Phillip V., Hopp, Wil- John S.; Yuncker, T. G.; Zobel, liam B., Mann, David E., Jr., H. E.—listed also as Zabel). Stullken, D. E., and Thomas, abstracts, 54:160; 56:221; 57:169- Richard K.), Respiration of 170; 58:250-252; 60:265-267 sea-cucumber Thyone briareus archaeologists, early, 58:251 as influenced by hydrogen-ion bacteriology at Purdue, 57:172-177 concentration and oxygen ten- balances, 60:265-266 sion, 51:262 biology at Notre Dame, 55:147-153 and Helen Rogers Miller, Fur- calculus, 59:265 ther observations on factors in- chemistry, 1830-1850, 60:268-272 fluencing hypoxic resistance in concepts ,of plant nutrition, 56:226- mice, 54:198 232 and W. C. Randell, A compari- conservation in Indiana, 58:257 son of the role of the afferent corn, contacts of European science, vagal fibers in respiratory con- 54:169-178 trol in birds and mammals, 52: corn, first printed picture, 60:273- 188 275 and Donald E. Stullken, Some critique, 54:160 observations on androgen treat- Department of Biology at Univers- ed baby chicks, 53:155-156 ity of Notre Dame, 55:147-153 Pharmacological action of Geologists before 1900, 58:250-251 morphine on the red fox, Vul- historian views science, 54:160 pes fulva, 54:214-216 in Indiana, preparation of proposed, 48 High energy radiations from V , 60: 54:179 297 Indiana Academy, charter members, High speed pictures in ordnance re- 60:265 search, 57:183 first five years, 56:221 HiGiNBOTHAM, Noe, Some trace ele- Indiana scientists in American Men ment deficiencies in rice, 55:37 of Science, 58:251-252 400 History—Howard County

Indiana State Teachers College, 60: sephalan parasite of turtles, 265 55:183 Johnny Appleseed, 60:266-267 and William A. Hiestand, Ef- living Indiana scientists, 54:179- fect of posterior lobe principles 183; 55:154-162 and certain amines on the medical bacteriology, 57:172-177 melonaphores of Anolis caro- medicine at University of Notre liniensis, 56:246 Dame, 55:148 Hordeum, distri., 51:121; 53:106; 55: men of past and present, 54:179-183 51; 56:107; 57:82; 58:96; 60: new section in Academy, 53:xi 82 pharmacy at Purdue University, 58: Hormones (see also Endocrine, Gona- 250 dotropins, and Sex hormones), physics in Indiana, 58:253-256 androgen, 51:264 plans, 53: xi; 54:xi androgen-treated baby chicks, 53: plant physiology chronology, 57:171 155-156 protoplasm, 58:268-273 from anterior pituitary gland, 55: Purdue Biological Society, 56:222- 182 225 in arthropods, 51:267-272 odonatology, 54:161 effect of 2-thiouracil in Rana, 60: Rose Polytechnic Institute, 60:265 324-328 Rumford's methods of testing heat, gonad stimulating, 55:182 60:267 gonadotropins, 55:185-189 Thomas Say, 60:266 reaction of chicks, 54:207-213 Shortridge High School, 60:267 use of factorial design in experi- starred scienists, 58:274-287 mentation, 53:153-154 Terre Haute Scientific Association, Hornworms, 60:179 58:250 Tomato, 56:157-162 type concept, 54:160 parasitic on corn borer, 58:157-159; Wabash Academy of Science, 58: 60:222-225 250 Hoshaw, R. W., Abscission of mar- Hitz, Benjamin D., memorial, 60:22 cessent leaves of Quercus pa- Hlavaty, Vaclav, Skepticism and the lustris and Q. cocoinea, 57:56 fifth axiom of Euclid, 60:267 Effects of various concentrations of

H0 2 radical in radiobiology, 60:130 2,4-D on corn seedlings, 59:44 HoAGLiN, R. I. (see Degering, Ed. Hoskins, J. H., Occurrence of Cal- F.) lixylon in lower Mississippian, Hoarding, food by rats, 60:305 60:78 Hochanadel, Helen Phillips (see and A. T. Cross, Devonian-Mis- Swift, Elijah, Jr.) sissippian transition flora of Hodographs, 56:234 Indiana and Kentucky. I. Geo- Holcus, distri., 56:107 logical aspects, 58:70 Holosteum, 51:124; 52:101; 59:49; 60: Devonian - Mississippian 89, 116 transition flora of Indiana and Holotania, Tippecanoe River State Kentucky. II. Paleobotanical Park, 55:203 aspects, 58:70 Homarus, hormones, 51:269 Present status and correla- Home pests, 60:181-182 tion of the Honeybee, effect of DDT, 59:164-172 flora, 58:161-162 pollination of legumes, 59:164-172 Hottonia, distri., 51:68,127 sul fa-drugs as control for foul- Householder, J. C, The Oliver Farm brood, 57:105 Site, 54:29-32 Honey dew, deposits, 60:180 Virginia's Indian neighbors in 1712, Hookworm (see Necator) 55:23-25 Hopewell, ear exostoses, 57:33-36 Houstonia, distri., 52:105; 55:57; 58: Hopewellian, burial sites, 51:31-33 95 culture, 55:18-22 Hovda, Olaf, memorial, 52:4-5 Fifield site, 60:38-44 HovoRKA, E. J., Application of the in Monroe County, 54:25-28 operant conditioning paradign Hopp, William B. (see also Headlee, to human studies, 59:288 William Hugh), Notes on the Howard County, ants, 52:203-224 life history of Neoechinorhyn- bumblebees, 60:167-177 chus emydis (Leidy), an antho- liverworts, 56:86-91 Howard County—Impatiens 401

vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- concentration and oxygen tension 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: influencing respiration of sea 50-64; 56:107-114; 58:92-96 cucumber, 51:262 Hudelson cavern, 58:236-243 Hydrolysis, rates in alkaline systems, Huff, Dorothea E. (see Kingkade, 56:123-129 Mary Jane) unsaturated esters, 56:123-129 Hufford, Mason E., Refractions in a Hydroperla, 54:229 compound lens, 55:165 Hydroponics, Davis gardens, 58:218- 220 Hughes, Edward J., Progress of Hydrophyllum, distri., 51:127; 52: chemurgy with special refer- 104; 53:110; 54:95; 55:56; 58: ence to Indiana crops, 53:117- 60:87 118 94; Hygiene, pinworm infections, 51:265- Hull, Ralph, Equations with cyclic 266 Galois groups, 60:276 Hygrophorus, 57:74; 58:81; 59:58; Hulpein, H. R. (see Cole, Versa V.) 60:91 Human tissues, bacterial content of, Hylastinus, control, 58:151-152 51:69 Hylemyia, 56:149; 60:179 Humbert, theorem, variant, 60:278 Hylocomium, 58:40-44 Humidity, relative, 51:234 Hymenocallis, distri., 51:123 Hummingbird, Ruby-throated, 54:201 Hymenolepis, 53:155,172-176 Humulus, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53: in man, 54:198 108; 54:93; 55:53; 59:49 in university freshmen, 52:196-200 Hung, C. S., P. H. Keesom, and K. new species, 59:293 Lark-Horovitz, Electrical be- Hymenopappus, distri., 56:112 havior of semi-conductors at Hyomyces, 60:92 very low temperatures, 59:268 Hypera, 56:149; 60:178 Huntington County, bumblebees, 60: 167-177 Hypericum, distri., 51:126; 53:110; 54:94; 55:55; 56:110; 57:84; liverworts, 59:112-114 60:86 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- 58:94; 59:50; 122 Hyphantria, 60:180 Hypholoma, 57:75 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Hypnum, 58:40-41 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Hypoxia, in mice, 54:198 50-64; 56:107-114; 58:92-96; Hypoxis, distri., 55:53 59:48-52; 60:82-90 Hypoxylon, taxonomy, 56:38-74 Hupa birth rites, 57:24-28 Hysteresis, of wood, 51:236 Hurst, Fannie Mae, Anatomy of Hystrix, distri., 51:121; 55:51; 56: roots of seedlings of Smilax 107; 57:82; 58:92; 60:82 hispida, 60:78 Huston, Henry A., recognition, 50 years' membership in Academy, Ice crystals, neutron diffraction, 58: 54 :xiii 289 Huyck Preserve, algae of, 59:80-81 Ilex, distri., 52:103; 54:94; 60:86 Hyaluronidase (see also Enzymes), stomatal structure, 52:58-61 60:67-72 Illinoian till plain, 57:125-141 Hybanthus, distri., 51:126; 60:86 beech, 59:82-94 Hydrangea, distri., 55:54 forest ecology, 59:95-101 Hydrastis, distri., 57:83; 59:49 Illinois, (Indian) burial sites, 51:31- Hydnum, 57:75; 58:81; 59:58 33 Hydrocotyle, distri., 60:86 glacial drift, 60:253 Hydrodictyon, 2-4-D on, 59:45 Ilmenite, in Florida sands, 52:140 Hydrodynamics in quantative geology, Imbricate structures, Rocky Moun- 52:142-148 tains, 57:124 Hydrofluoric acid and electrodeposi- Immune sera, for Paramecium, 53: tion of tin, 56:141 47-49 Hydrogen detector, electronic, 59:266 Immunity, inheritance in Parameci- exchange, prepn. of acids, 51:132- um, 52:190-191 134 Immunization, war-time, 53:28 ion concentration, effect upon tox- Impatiens, distri., 51:126; 52:103; icity of weak acids and bases, 53:109; 55:55; 56:110; 57:84; 60:53-57 60:86 402 Impedance—Indiana

Impedance, frequency measurements 91; 59:112-114, 115-121; 60: in cattle semen, 58:294 117-122 Iniio, isomerism, 60:294 changes of climate, 56:201 chick hatchery industry, 51:220-227 Inn-, electron activity, 57:181 climate, 51:207-214 Incubation temperature, influenza coal ball flora, 52:62-68 virus in chorioallantoic fluid, county contrasts, population, 53: 58:57 139-143 Indalone, insect repellent, 57:121 crops and chemurgy, 53:117-118 Index committee, 10-year index au- dendrometer studies on deciduous thorized, 58:12 trees in, 51:74 motion regarding, 58:13 drouths of, 52:169 India, botanical and agricultural re- early explorations, 51:207-214 search, 60:80 Flood Control and Water Resources botanists, 59:47 Commission, 57:142-147 Indian rat flea, 52:201 floods, 54:134 Indiana, Academy of Science, geologic background, 51:207-214 Academy Foundation, authority to glaciation, 51:207-214 contract with trust company, growing season in Vigo County, 53:viii 54:126 investment of funds, 58:13 Hepaticae, 51:100-102; 52:96; 56: resolution, sale of common stock, 86-91; 59:112-114 56:xii historical geography, 51:207-214 Affiliation of scientific organiza- Historical Society, Cato Site collec- tions, 53:xi; 54:xi tion acquired by, 55:18 Authors, instructions to, 59:303; human intestinal parasite infec- 60:344 tions in, 53:154-172 Awards (see Award) Enallagma, 51:273-278 Charter members, 60:265 insects, 53:165-171; 56:147-153; 57: constitution, amendments (see Con- 106-110, 111-112, 113-115, 116- stitution) 118, 119-122; 58:151-159; 59: dues, 58:12 157-163, 181-184; 60:178-182, editorial committee, 58:11 211-221, 332-333 emeritus membership (see Mem- Jefferson County, Origin of Devil's bership Emeritus) Backbone, 51:215-219 fellows, 51:xvii; 55:xii karst, 54:8 first five years, 56:221 landscape, 56:95 membership list, 56:261-279 lichens, 53:81 fifty-year index (see Fifty-year in- men of science, committee author- dex) ized, 59:xi Indiana Men of Science, Commit- mud, isolation of Clostridium fel- tee, 59:xi, xiii; 60:9, 13 sineum from, 51:71-72 index (see Fifty-year index; Ten- parasites of man in, 54:198 year index) petroleum supply, 52:140 Junior Academy of Science (see physiographic background, 51:207- Junior Academy of Science) 214 Officers, 1885-1944, 53:xvii-xx pinworm prevalence, 51:265-266 Prize (see Prize, Academy) plant distribution records, 51:120- research grant (see Research) 129; 52:97-108; 53:105-115; spring meetings (see Spring Meet- 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 56:106-114; ings) 57:81-86; 58:92-96; 59:48-52; State Flower committee, 57:viii; 58: 60:82-90 7, 11 population changes, 51:179-193; ten-year index, 59 :x 194-200 winter meetings (see Winter Meet- psocid distri., 60:192-204 ing) record 30-day rainfalls, 54:134 Indiana, Agrionidea in, 53:179 scientists, 55:154-162; 60:29-36 ants of, 52:203 seasons' beginning dates, 55:144 birds, 54:200 State Board of Health, laboratories boundaries, 51:207-214 of, 57:42 bryophytes, 51:100-102, 103-113; state parks of, geologic contrasts 52:52-57, 96; 53:96-99; 56:86- in, 55:83 Indiana—Insect 403

stoneflies, 54:225 skeleton at Lake Wawasee, 51:31- subsurface studies in, 52:163 33 temperature curves, 56:204 Stockbridge, 56:26 thunderstorms, 59:255-257 songs, 51:48-54 vascular plants (see Flora) textile complex, 51:41 Indiana State Teachers College, An- Virginia's neighbors, 55:23-25 nual meeting of Academy, 56: Walam Olum, 51:48-54; 55:59,29-32 viii Wappinger, 56:26 contributions by scientists, 60:265 Woodland, 55:18-22 Woodland tribes, 56:20 Indiana University, history of bac- word distortions, 51:48-54 teriology, 53:59-61 Wyandotte, 56:28 winter meeting of Academy, 58:15 Yuchi, 56:20 Indianaite, 60:244 Indigo Bunting, 54:201 , fragmentation of urban Industrial location, textiles, 60:227 fringe, 60:227 waste, relation to soil erosion, 57: Indians (see also Anthropology, Ar- 163-168 chaeology, and various tribal Industrialization in Anderson, In- and cultural names), Adena, diana, 56:216 55:18-22 Infections, pinworm, 51:265-266 Algonquin, 51:31-33; 56:26 Influenza, vaccine, 53:50-52; 54:66- Angel site, 51:34-43 74; 55:33; 57:42 Big House, 51:48-54 virus influence of incubation tem- Brothertowns, 56:26 peratures, 58:57-62 Cherokee, 51:66 world center, 57:41-42 corn breeders, 51:13-21 Inheritance of acquired immunity, craniology, 56:20 52:190 Delaware, 51:48-54; 56:28 color, Freesia, 52:45-51 towns, 56:26-32 of environmental effects, 51:262-263 drama, 57:17 Inhibited acids, for recovering tin food animals, 59:19-24 from tin cans, 54:112 fur traders, 59:225-229 'Inhibition of chemotherapeutic ac- glacial kame burials, 51:31-33 tion by local anesthetics, 51:70 Hopewell, 57:33-36 retroactive, 51:248-255 Hopewellian, 55:18-22 Inhibitors, action upon respiration of Illinois, 51:31-33 excised maize roots, 60:78 Iroquois, 56:27 Inlow, W. D., The Indiana physician languages, morphem classes, 60:37 as geologist and naturalist, Mahican, 56:26 60:265 Maya, 57:16 Inocybe, 60:91 Miami, 51:31-33 Inorganic chemistry, undergraduate mnemonic records, 55:29-32 curriculum, 58:97 Mohave, 57:37-40 qualitative analysis, systematic Mohawk, 56:27 color nomenclature applied to, Mohegan, 56:26 51:131 Montauk, 56:27 Insect (see also Entomology, individ- mounds, 55:88 ual kinds), Muskhogean, 51:62 control (see also Pest control), 56: Narragansett, 56:27 145, 146, 157, 170; 57:116-117, Northwest Pacific Coast, 56:20 119-122; 59:210-211

occupations, 59:229 , corn flea beetle, 57:111-112 Ohio Falls sites, 51:60-67 of cucurbit crops in Indiana, 53: Oneidas, 56:26 165 Passamaquoddy and Quapaw, 55: DDT, toxicity and particle size, 29-32 59:185-196 Pequot, 56:27 elimination of vectors, 56:146 Pottawottomi, 51:31-33; 56:28 introduced parasites, 58:157-159; pottery, 51:41 60:222-225 Shawnee, 51:62; 56:28 new sticker for sprays and dusts, Shoshonean-speaking tribes, 55:26- 57:104 28 relation of particle size to tox- Sioux, 51:62 icity of DDT dust, 57:104 404 Insect—Jackson

peach orchards, 59:181-184 Ions, deceleration of heavy, 51:235 roach as test animal, 59:173-180 focussing in magnetic field, 55:167 toxicity of DDT, 59:157 Ipomoea, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 54: ultrasonics, 59:156 95; 55:56; 56:110; 57:84; 59: designs on buttons, 60:166 50; 60:87 field crops, 56:148-150; 57:106-108 Ipomopsis, distri., 53:110; 59:50 fruits, 56:150 Ips, 57:108 galls, fungus flora of, 51:75 Ireland, commerce, 59:251-254 household, 57:109; Irick, Paul, Study of factors related of Indiana (see Indiana insects) to student progress in mathe- temperatures, 53:186-187 lethal matics, 57:178 Metajapyx in Indiana, 60:332-333 orchards, 57:108 Iridomyrmex, 52:213 of peach, 57:116; 59:181 Iris, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 55:53; shrubs and shade trees, 56:151-152 60:83 surveys, 56:147-153 Irish moss, 58:33 tomato, 60:211-221 Iron, discovery in Minnesota, 59:226 toxicity of DDT, 59:157 effect on production of riboflavin, trees and shrubs, 57:109 53:29 vegetables, 56:150; 57:108 relative stability of ferric com- plexes, 56:130-133 Insecticidal control of clover root riboflavin and Clostridia, 53:29 borer, 58:151 and steel industries of Manchuria, Insecticides (see also Insect pests, 55:78-82 control), 56:157; 57:119-123 Iroquois, stockades, 55:15 control of spittlebug, 60:185-186 Irpex, 60:91 DDT analogs, 60:51 Isaacs, Rufus, Recent progress in toxicity and particle size, 59:185- the theory of compressible 196 fluids, 56:234 effects on cockroach, 59:173-180 Isanthus, distri., 51:127; 53:110 new materials for corn flea beetle nomenclatorial changes, 55:62 control, 57:111 Ischnura, distri., 53:181; 60:207 soil, 57:120 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: tests, 59:173; 60:187-191 200 tomato and tomato insects, 60:211- Isle Royal, forests, 58:71-72 221 Isoalloxazines, 57:87 toxicity of DDT isomers and ana- Isolation of Clostridium felsineum logues, 59:157 from Indiana mud, 51:71-72 Interiorized norm, 59:283 Isomerism, of IMno, 60:294 Interference fringes, 59:267 Isoperla, 54:229 phenomena, spectroscopy, 56:235 Isopropenyl acetate, acetylation of amines, 59:126-128 Interpretations of human behavior, Isopyrum, distri., 58:93; 60:84 56:240 Isoquinolines, in chemical microscopy, 53:172-176 Intestinal infections, 60:162-163 myiasis, 52:189 Itch mite, 60:183 parasites, in Indiana, 53:154-155 Iva, distri., 57:85; 59:52 in university freshmen, 52:196-200 Ives, Ronald L., Standby power for Intralocular graft, rat kidney, 51: line-operated recording equip- 263-264 ment, 57:123 Inula, distri., 51:129; 59:51 A stepping-type wind speed maxi- In-X-rays, 57:181 miter using standard parts, 172-176 Iodamoeba, 53:155, 57:153-162 in man, 54:198 Rainfall variability, 58:196-205 in university freshmen, 52:196-200 Preliminary theory of an electrical Iodanthus, distri., 51:125; 53:109; 56: computer for mean deviations, 57:83 109; 59:273-282 Iodides, alkyl, reaction with silver amidosulfonate, 52:122-124 Iodine, determ. small amounts, 59:155 Jackson, G. A. (see also Funden- starch complex, 60:141 berg, John), Chemistry of trichloride, chlorinating agent, 59: controlled mutations, 58:137- 122 139 Jackson County—Jump 405

Jackson County, ants, 52:203-224 vascular plants, 52:97-108; 54:91- liverworts, 56:86-91 99; 55:50-64; 58:92-96; 59:48- mosses, 60:117-122 52; 60:82-90 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52 Jeffersonia, distri., 56:109; 60:85 97-108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99 Jeffersonville formation, 55:84 55:50-64; 57:81-86; 59:48-52 Jennings County, ants, 52:203-224 60:82-90 bumblebees, 60:167-177 Jaffee, O. C, Development of the ecology of Klein woods, 55:38 pronephros in the leopard frog karst, 54:8-24 (R. viviens), 60:310 lichens, 53:81-95 James, Harold D., and John A. Mc- liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 Clain, Influence of incubation mosses, 53:96-99 temperatures on demonstrable vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- amount of PR8, Lee-B and FM- 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 57:81- 1 strains of influenza virus in 86; 58:92-96; 60:82-90 the chorio-allantoic fluid chick Jenny Lind Run, pollution by acid embryos, 58:57-62 wastes, 57:163-168 James, Hubert M., Decay of phos- Jet propulsion, 55:164 phorescence in sulfide phos- Johnson County, bumblebees, 60:167- phors, 56:237 177 Neutron diffraction by ice crystals, dragonflies, 60:205-210 58:289 vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- Crystallization of rubber, 59:268 114; 55:50-64 and Lloyd D. Fosdick, New ap- Johnson, A. C. (see Blue, J. W.) proximation method for treat- Johnson, Robert L., In vitro effect of ment of order-disorder transi- various forms and concentra- tions, 60:295 tions of nitrogen on Verticil- Jamesoniella, distri., 51:101; 56:88 Hum alboatrum, 60:78 Jamieson, W. A. (see also Powell, Johnson, V. A., Calculation of re- H. M.), War-time immuniza- sistivity curve for tin doped tion, 53:28 germanium, 57:180 Japanese beetle, 51:280 Determination of dielectric constant Jasper County, bumblebees, 60:167- of tellurium, 57:181 177 and K. Lark-Horovitz, Shape of forest vegetation, 60:80 semi - conductor resistivity fungi, 56:38-74 curves, 56:236 lichens, 53:81-95 Theory of the Hall effect at liverworts, 56:86-91 very low temperatures, 59:269 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- Jonah, H. F. S. (see also Keller, M. 122 W.), Some special sums of co- myxomycetes, 57:69-73 tangents, 57:178 sand and gravel, 59:221-224 and M. W. Keller, Achievement vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- of large classes in methematics, 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: 56:234 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; Jones, K. L. (see Harned, R. L.) 59:48-52; 60:82-90 Jordan, Charles Bernard, memorial, Jay, Blue, 54:202 51:4-5 Jay County, glacial drift, 59:215 Jordan, David Starr, Indiana scien- liverworts, 58:80; 59:112-114 tist, 54:179-183 vascular plants, 53:105-114; 54:91- students starred scientists, 57:169 99; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 58: Josey, Charles C, Psychology as a 92-96; 59:48-52; 60:82-90, 114- normative science, 58:293 116 Jubula, Indiana distri., 52:96, 56:90 Jefferson County, ants, 52:203-224 Juglans, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53: Devil's Backbone, 51:215-219 108; 54:93; 55:53; 58:93; 60:83 dragonflies, 60:205-210 growth, 60:93-96 geology, 51:215-219 Jug; Rock, 59:217 karst, 54:8-24 Julia's theorem, 60:277 lichens, 53:81-95 Jump, John A., Observations on a liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 strain of Streptomyces albas mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- antagonistic to certain phyto- 122 pathogenic fungi, 59:71-74 406 Junco—King

Junco, Slate-colored, 54:202 and R. Dale Stayner, Oxides of Juncus, distri., 51:122; 52:99; 53:107; nitrogen in ozonized air, 54: 54:92; 55:52; 56:108; 57:82; 107-111 59:49; 60:83 and H. D. Williams, Substituted nomenclatorial changes, 55:60 benzylquinolines, 60:158-161 Jungermannia, distri., 51:101; 56:88 Kaufmann, O. W., P. A. Tetrault, Junior Academy of Science, Clubs, and H. Koffler, Biological 51:xxiii; 55:xxii; 57:xxii; 60: properties of circulin, antibi- 342-343 otic from Bacillus circulans, 58:55-56 Junior Academy, retirement of H. E. Enders, 56:xi Keesom, P. H. (see Hung, C. S.) Juniper, insects, 60:180 Keller, Carl O. (see also Potzger, Webworm, 56:151 J. E.), Ecological study of the Klein woods, Jennings County, Juniperus, distri., 51:121; 55:51; 57: Indiana, 55:38 81; 58:92, 96 Keller, M. W. (see also Jonah, H. Jussiaea, distri., 51:126; 57:84; 60: F. S.) 86 and H. F. S. Jonah, Some re- Just, Theodor, brief history of the A marks on final grades in fresh- department of biology, Univer- man mathematics, 54:184 sity of 55:147-153 Notre Dame, Kelly, Mary Frances, The distribu- Rates of evolutionary processes tion of aboriginal bastioned (Presidential address), 53:14- stockades in North America, 27 55:15 The type concept in modern biology, Kellogg, W. N. (see Deese, James) 54:160 Kent, R. L., Antibotic behavior pat- Use of embryological formulas in terns of living cultures of plant taxonomy, 55:37 Pseudomonas, 57:41 Kentucky Coffee Tree (see Gymno- Kahler, E. Jack (see Bachman, G. cladus) Bryant) Kerr, W. A., Psychological effects of Karnes, 59:221-224 music as reported by one hun- Kanning, E. W., and James A. dred sixty-two defense workers, Stoops, Effect of NaCl, KC1, 52:180

Na 2 S0 4 , and K»S0 4 on glass Psychological research in industrial membrane potentials, 51:146- music and plant broadcasting, 149 53:148 and A. F. Schmelzle, Dissocia- Kessel, W. G., Look it up, freshman, tion constant of methylamine 59:140-143 at 25°C, 51:150-153 Ketchum, Helen M., and L. B. Kaolin mines, 60:245 ScHweiger, Fungicidal testing Kappa, factor in Paramecium, 60:64- of ammonium cps., 60:46 66 Ketene, addition of nitrogen tetroxide, Karankawa, cranial series, 57:18-23 59:150-152 Karst, features of Indiana, 54:8-24 synthesis and reactions, 55:65-68 lapies, 57:148-152 Ketones, quinolyl, rearrangement of topography, youthful stage, 57:163- oximes, 59:134-139 168 Key, gilled , 52:34 western Monroe County, 59:258-263 Keys, Ancel (see Franklin, Joseph in Yucatan, 55:111-116 C.) Kartinos, N. J., (see Kaslow, C. E.) Kidney, mesonephric in rat, 51:263- Kaslow, C. E., Jerome D. Genzer, '264 and James C. Goodspeed, Beck- Kildeer, 54:201 mann rearrangement of oximes King, Lawrence J., Notes on the of certain quinolyl ketones, venation patterns of the sti- 59:134-139 pules and calyces of some le- -and N. J. Kartinos, Substituted gumes, 52:34 quinolineacetic acids, 60:153- A list of Myxophyceae from Wayne 157 County, Indiana, 52:71-81 and Mason Hayek, Phenylquino- King, S. Joan (see Campbell, Ken- lines, 60:124 neth N.) —

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Kingbird, 54:201 Daily weather map and its major Kingfisher, Belted, 54:201 functions, 56:184-193 Kingkade, Mary Jane, Dorothea E. Soil conservation in Indiana, 57:123 Huff, and Otto K. Behrens, Soil conservation in action, 58:208- Use of lysozyme in studies with 213 a bacterial virus, 58:63-68 A giant earth remover, 59:213 Kinglet, Golden-crowned, 54:202 Koch, Norma, Whitewater Canal, 56: Ruby-crowned, 54:201 173 Kingsbury, T. M., Collecting and Kochia, distri., 51:124 utilizing water well records, Kodachrome, in plant physiology, 51: 59:213 74 Kin Hubbard Ridge, 59:17 studies of trees in winter, 52:34 , 60:240 Koeleria, distri., 55:51; 56:107 Kirkpatrick, Forrest H., and Daniel Koenker, Robert H., Arithmetic J. Bolanovich, Directional readiness at kindergarten level, tests for educational guidance, 57:189 53:150-152 KoFFLER, H. (see Stark s, Opal B., Kirsch, Alexander M., early teacher also Kaufmann, O. W.), Anti- of biology at University of biological polypetids as illus- Notre Dame, 55:148 trated by circulan, 60:58-63 Klaer, Fred H., Jr., Ground-water and R. Winston Liggett, Corn levels in Indiana, 59:236-245 steep liquor in microbiology, Klein space, differential geometry of 57:41 curves in, 60:276 Kolmer bacteriostatic test, 60:74 woods, ecological study, 55:38 Konopinski, E. J., and G. E. Uhlen- Klemm, LeRoy H., Vocational inter- beck, Shape of forbidden beta ests of graduate students in distributions, 51:234 chemistry at Indiana Univer- Korevaar, J., Mathematics in present sity, 60:124 day Europe, 59:265 Kloetzel, Milton C., Reaction of Kosciusko County, anthropology, 51: maleic anhydride with poly- 31-34 methyl naphthalenes, 51:131 ants, 52:203-224 Klopp, George Donald, memorial, Berkey woods, 52:34 59:4 bumblebees, 60:167-177 Knipp, Charles Tobias, memorial, liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 58:27-29 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- Knipp, J. K. (see Brunings, J. H. 122 M.) myxomycetes, 57:69-73 Knobstone formation, 55:84 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 59:97- Knott, Gladys Ethelyn, memorial, 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: 58:29-30 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; Knox County, ants, 52:203-224 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 dragonflies, 60:205-210 KoTTLOWSKi, Frank E., A new spe- geology, 57:125-141 cies of Atrypa from the De- fungi, 56:38-74 vonian of Montana, 59:246-250 lichens, 53:81-95 Krahl, M. E. (see Powell, H. M.) liverworts, 56:86-91 Kraus, Lois (see Cable, R. M.) mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- Kriebel, Ralph M., Indiana's chang- 122 ing landscape, 56:95-105 vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- memorial, 56:2-3 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 56: Krigia, distri., 51:129; 52:107; 56:112; 107-114; 57:81-86 59:52 Koch, Edward William, memorial, Kroc, Robert L., The rat ear as a site 56:12 for adrenal cortical grafts and Koch, G. David, Areal distribution subsequent ear-adrenalectomy, and agricultural significance of 51:264-265 hail storms in- Nebraska, 51:178 Kronsbein, John, Method of visual- Variations in the growing season izing four dimensional rota- Vigo County, Indiana, 54:126- tions, 60:280-293 129 Krvpton, 56:115 Needed, more secondary school Kuhnia, distri., 52:106; 57:85; 60:88 geography, 55:89-91 nomenclatorial changes, 56:113 408 Kuns—Lawrence County

Kuns, Merle L., Ecological observa- Lapenta, Vincent Anthony, me- tions on the helminths of some morial, 56:3-5 Wyoming voles (Microtus spp.), Laphygma, 57:108; 60:179 59:293 Lapies, in Indiana karst, 57:148-152 Kyllingia, nomenclatorial changes, Lappula, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 54: 52:107 95; 57:84 Laportea, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53: Laboulbeniales, 58:72 108; 54:93; 55:53; 56:108; 57: Lachesilla, 60:196 82; 58:93; 60:84 LaCroix, J. Donald, Effects of butyl LaPorte County, ants, 52:203-224 ester of 2, 4-D on some algae, bumblebees, 60:167-177 59:44-45 lichens, 53:81-95 Lactarius, 58:81; 59:58; 60:91 liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 Lactic Green, prepn., 51:76-77 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 Lactobacillus, assay of vitamins, 59: vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- 37 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Lactuca, distri., 51:129; 52:107; 53: 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 111; 54:97; 55:58; 56:112; 57: 59:48-52; 60:82-90 85; 58:96; 59:52; 60:89 Large classes, in mathematics, 56:234 nomenclatorial changes, 55:64 Larix, tree growth, 52:36-44 Ladybird beetle, 53:170 Lark-Horovitz, K. (see also Bray, Lagrange County, bumblebees, 60: Ralph; Dowell, L.; Hung, C. 167-177 S.; Johnson, V. A., and Ren- lichens, 53:81-95 zema, T. S.), mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- Electron-diffraction study of the 122 "polish layer," 55:165 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Larvacide, for pools and ponds, 58: 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: 160 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; La Salle, Joseph, Application of the 59:48-52; 60:82-90 linear transformation, 56:233 LaGrave, D. R. (see Mizelle, J. D.) Lasius, 52:215-216 Lake Chicago, fossil pollen, 59:43-44 Laspeyresia, 56:150; 57:108; 60:180 glacial, forests of, 59:43 Latency, as a function of serial posi- Lake County, ants, 52:203-224 tion, 55:178-181 bumblebees, 60:167-177 Lathyrus, distri., 54:94; 55:55; 56: forest vegetation, 60:80 110 liverworts, 51:100-102 nomenclatorial changes, 57:86 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- Latrodectus, injuries by, 60:315-323 122 Laughery Creek valley, forest ecology, vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- 59:82-94; 59:95-101 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 56: Lawn grass, pests, 56:149 107-114; 57:81-86; 58:92-96; Lawrence, M. J., The Uniform turns 59:48-52; 60:82-90 to science, 56:13-19 Lake, Emminence, 58:165 Lawrence County, ants, 52:203-224 filling, 54:79-80 bumblebees, 60:167-177 forest, post-glacial history, 54:80 Buddha outlier of Mansfield sand- of northern Wisconsin and upper stone, 55:96-101 Michigan, 51:75 dragonflies, 60:205-210 Lake Quincy, 58:165 forest primeval, 60:109-113

Lamium, distri. , 51:127; 52:105; 56: karst, 54:8-24 111; 57:84; 58:95; 59:51; 60: lapies, 57:148-152 87 lichens, 53:81-95 Lamproderma, distri., 57:72 liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 Landon, Hugh McKennan, memorial Mansfield sandstone, 55:96-101; 60: 57:4-5 243 Landscape, Indiana's changing, 56: mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- 95-105 122 Langer, Lawrence M. (see Bruner, recreational aspects, 59:217 J. A; Cook, C. Sharp; vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- Mitchell, Allan C. G.; and 114; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 57: Price, H. C.) 81-86; 60:82-90 Lead—Lieber 409

Lead, coated iron, 59:144-146 Lepidium, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 53: detection in presence of bismuth 108; 55:54; 56:109; 57:83; 58: copper and cadmium, 54:105- 93; 59:50; 60:85 106 Lepidocarpon, 52:62-68 electrodeposited, 59:144-146 Lepidodendron, coal balls, 52:62-68 protective values compared, 59:144- Orange County, 60:244 146 Lepidostrobus, coal balls, 52:62-68 Leaf-footed Plant Bug, 53:170 Lepiota, 57:74; 59:58 Leafhopper, Potato (see also Empo- Leptobryum, 60:117-122 asca), 56:149; 60:179 Leptochloa, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 57: Leafminer, 56:151; 60:181 82 Locust (see Chalepus) Leptocoris, 56:153 Serpentine, 56:150 Leptoglossus, 53:170 Leaf spot, on Ginkgo, 53:78-80 Leptogium, distri., 53:84 Learning, animal, 60:308 Leptoloma, distri., 51:121; 52:99; 53: behavior of Paramecium aurelia, 106; 55:51; 56:107 60:306 Leptonia, 57:74; 60:91 experiments, 51:248-255 Leptothorax, 52:210-211 rote, 55:178 Lespedeza, distri., 51:125; 52:102; Leatherwood (see Dirca) 55:55; 56:110; 57:83; 58:94; Lecanora, distri., 53:91 59:50; 60:85 Lechea, distri., 55:55 nomenclatorial changes, 52:108 Lecidea, distri., 53:86 Lesquerella, distri., 51:124 Lecithinase (see also Enzymes), 60: Lestes, distri., 57:113-115; 60:205 67-72 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: Ledgerwood, Richard, Patient as 198 person, personality projection Lestidae, distri. and seasonal abund- in paintings by psychotic pa- ance, 57:113-115 tients, 57:187 Lethal temperatures, insects, 53:186- Lee, Charles O. (see also Francis, 187 Sister Clara), The second Leucobryum, soil indicator, 58:42 decade of Purdue University's Leucochloridium, cercarial stage, 53: School of Pharmacy, 58:250 163 Leersia, distri., 51:121; 52:99; 53: Leucolejeunea, distri., 51:101; 56:90 106; 54:92; 55:51; 56:107; 60: Leuconostoc, metabolism, 59:37 83 Leucorrhinia, distri., 54:219 Lefforge, J. H., Analysis of floret Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: fertility in Agropyron repens, 204 59:75-99 Leucospora, distri., 51:128; 52:105; Legal procedures, of primitive groups, 53:110; 54:96; 55:57; 58:95 60:37 Leuctra, 54:227 Legume, pollination, 59:164-172 Levees in Indiana, 54:134 seed, insects, 60:182 Lewis, W. J. (see Reynolds, A. E.) venation patterns, 52:34 Liaptcheff, K. K., and W. R. Brene- Lehman, Guy W., Fermi levels in man, Demonstration of urinary semiconductors, 60:296 gonadotropins in normal men, Lemna, distri., 60:83 using the chick as a test ani- nomenclatorial changes, 52:107 mal, 55:185-189 Lemanea, distribution by altitude, Liatris, distri., 51:128; 52:106; 53: 52:69-70 111; 54:96; 58:95; 59:51 Huyck Preserve, 59:81 Libellula, distri., 54:218; 60:208 Lenape, archaeology, 54:31 Lebellulidae (Odonata), 54:217-224 migration route, 54:33-40 , 55:83 Walum Olum, 54:44-48 Lice, Book (see Corrodentia), Lens, compound, refractions, 55:165 control, 57:119-122 Lentinus, 58:81; 59:58 Licea, distri., 57:72 Lenzites, 57:74; 58:81 Lichenomima, distri., 60:204 Leonard, Guy W., Jr., (see Mathers, Lichens, Haines collection, 51:78-82 F. C.) of Indiana, 53:81-95 Leonsia, 60:201 pigmentation of, 57:57 Leonurus, distri., 51:127; 52:105; 53: spoken of as mosses, 58:31 110; 56:111; 57:84; 60:87 Lierer, Richard, memorial, 54:3-4 410 Ligett—Long

Ligett, Waldo B. (see Elving, Liposcelis, distri., 60:193 Philip J.) Liquidambar, distri., 51:125; 53:109; Liggett, R. Winston (see Koffer, 56:109; 57:83; 59:50; 60:85 H.) growth, 60:93-96 Lilium, distri., 52:99; 53:107; 57:82; Liquids, aerating by shaking, 58:55 58:96 Liriodendron, distri., 51:124; 54:93; Lilliard, Richard G., Some factors 55:54; 56:109; 57:83; 59:41; which enabled Europeans suc- 60:85 cessfully to settle the Ameri- development of seed, 53:75-77 can forests, 55:92-95 growth-rainfall trend-coefficients, Lilly, Eli, A Cedar Point "Glacial 59:42-43 Karae" burial, 51:31-33 hybrid vigor, 59:41 Tentative speculations on the chron- insects, 60:180 ology of the Walam Olum and seed production, 51:75 the migration route of the tree growth, 52:36-44; 60:93-96 Lenape, 54:33-40 Liston, Jesse G., memorial, 52:5-6 Limestone, Beaver Bend, 60:244 Lithium, hydride, studies on, 58:99- Beech Creek, 54:18; 60:244 106 caverns, 58:236-243 preparation and reactions, 51:161- chemical weathering in Haiti, 55: 164 107-110 Lithospermum, distri., 51:127; 52: Chester, 54:8-24 104; 53:110; 57:84; 58:95; 59: Devonian, 54:8-24 50; 60:87 formations, 60:239-246 Lithostrotion, in St. Louis limestone, Glen Dean, 60:243 52:155 Harrodsburg, 54:8-24 Liver glycogen of rat, 59:123 industrial, northern Indiana, 57:124 Liverworts (see also Bryophytes, karst relation, 54:8-24 Hepaticae) Kinkaid, 60:240 Indiana, 52:96; 56:92-94; 58:76-77; Menard, 60:240 58:78-80; 59:112-114 rapid analysis, 59:149 Livingston, W. A., Action potential Salem, 54:8-24 measurements from the arms St. Genevieve, 52:149-162; 54:8-24 in the foreperiod of reaction St. Louis, 52:149-162; 54:8-24 time to visual stimuli, 55:170 West Franklin, 57:128 Lobaria, distri., 53:85 Paleozoic, 60:247-255 Lobelia, disjunct species in Cabin Limit dextrins (see dextrins) Creek bog, 55:37 Limnology (see also Algae, Lakes, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53:111; 54: Protozoa) 96; 55:58; 56:111; 57:85; 58: rotifer population, 59:295 95; 59:51; 60:88 Limulus, hormones, 51:267-272 Local anesthetics as inhibitors of Linaria, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 54: chemotherapeutic action of sul- 96; 55:57; 56:111; 59:51 fapyridine, 51:70 Linden (see Tilia) Locust, black (see Robinia) Lindera, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 53: (tree), Leafminer, 56:151 108; 55:54 insects, 60:181 Lindernia, distri., 52:105; 53:110; 54: (insect), 13-year, 60:180 96; 55:57; 60:87 17-year, 60:180 nomenclatorial changes, 53:114 Loew, Fred A., Observations on Lindsey, Alton A., Ecological notes growth of an injured plant of on production of terrones in Dirca palustris, 55:48-49 the Rio Grande valley, 57:55 Log Cabin, origin, 55:93 Linear transformation, application, Logan, William Newton, memorial, 56:233 51:5-6 Linguistic literature, numerical sys- Lolium, distri., 56:107; 59:48 tems, 59:18 Long, Alma, Study of answers to Linguistics, without meaning, 58:47- true false test questions marked 49 to indicate confidence in cor- Linum, distri., 51:126; 54:94; 55:55; rectness, 51:256-260 56:110; 58:94; 59:50; 60:85 A study of the ability of high Liparis, distri., 53:108; 59:49 school pupils to recognize and Liponyssus, occurrence, 57:110 recommend principles of be- Long—Mackell 411

havior development in emo- host by means of temperatures tionally-toned situations, 54: above optimum, 53:28-29 194-195 Interference between particles of Further study of interpretations of closely related bacterial vi- human behavior given by ado- ruses, 54:51-52 lescents, 56:240 Nature of "nibbled" colonies of bac- A retest of adolescents' interpre- teria resistant to bacterial tations of emotionally-toned viruses, 54:51 situations after two years, 58: Luria, Z. H., Experiments on a sug- 290 gestion-induced movement re- Long, Leolin E. (see Ramsey, R. R.) sponse, 57:188 Lutra canadensis, food for Indians, Longistigma, distrL, 56:151 59:23 Lonicera, distri., 52:105; 54:96; 55: Luzula, distri., 55:52; 56:108; 58:93 58; 56:111; 58:95; 60:88 nomenclatorial changes, 54:98 Lophocolea, distri., 51:100; 52:96; 56: Lychnis, distri., 52:101; 55:54; 57:83; 87, 92-94; 58:76; 59:113 58:93; 59:49; 60:84 Lorensen, Robert W., Worked deer Lycium, distri., 52:105; 55:56; 58:95; astragali from Angel site, 57: 60:87 31-32 Lycogala, distri., 57:72 Loring, Ralph A., Observations on Lycoperdon, distri., 57:75 the Michelson interferometer, Lycopersicon, host for Orobanche, 60:296 51:117 Lost River, 54:8-24; 59:214, 218 Lycopodium, distri., 51:121; 52:98; Hudelson cavern, 58:236-243 56:107 swallow-holes, 59:214 Lycopus, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: Lott, A. V., Operation of the basic 110; 54:96; 55:56; 56:111; 57: wind system, 51:228-233 84; 58:95; 59:51; 60:87 Nature's explanation of the cli- nomenclatorial changes, 54:98; 57: mates of yesterday, 52:140 86 Secondary air flows of the northern Lycosa, injuries by, 60:317 hemisphere, 52:140 Lycrtidae, distri., 60:182 A new explanation of the circula- Lyctus, distri., 56:152; 57:109 tion of the atmosphere, 54:124 Lydella, distri., 58:157-159 Outstanding features of the great parasitic on corn borer, 60:222-225 climatic cycle, 58:161 Lye Creek forest, 56:80 Louttit, C. M., and J. J. Sapero, Use Lygus, distri., 53:170 of statistics in solution of a Lymantria, hormones, 51:269 biological problem, 51:261 Lyngbya, distri., 52:78 Lowenthal, Helen, and K. W. Meis- Lynx, as food for Indians, 59:19-24 sner, The helium spectron in Lyon, Marcus Ward, Jr., memorial, the infrared, 56:239 52:6-7 Loxogenes, larvae, 53:157 and John D. Mizelle, Another Loxostege, distri., 53:171; 57:108 case of intestinal myiasis, 52: Luck, J. V., Isolating Verticilliwm 189 alho-atrwm B 11 B from soil, Lyons, Robert Edward, memorial, 60:79 57:5-7 Ludwig, Clinton Albert, memorial, Lysimachia, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 51:6-7 53:110; 54:95; 55:56; 56:110; Ludwigia, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53: 58:94; 59:50 86 58:94; 59:50; 60:86 110; 54:94; 55:55; 56:110; 60: Lysolecithin, 60:67-72 nomenclatorial changes, 54:98 Lysozyme, bacterial virus, 58:63 Lumbering, Great Lakes area, 59:227 microbiological assay, 59:38 Morgan County, 57:123; 60:229-235 new knowledge, 57:44-53 Luminescing solution, 51:154-157 Lythrum, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53: Lundin, Robert W., A new set of 110; 54:94 music tests, 54:195-196 Lytic activity, of lysozyme, 54:44-53 Lunularia, distri., 56:90 Luria, S. E. (see also Delbruck, M.), Mackell, James F., Atmospheric Dissociation of the growth of electricity and meteorological bacterial viruses and of their phenomena, 51:234 412 Mackell—Marcasite

Graduate degrees for college science Hudelson cavern, a stormwater teachers (Presidential address), route of underground Lost 57:9-15 River, Orange County, Indiana, Contributions by scientists from 58:236-243 Indiana State Teachers College Indiana gealogists before 1900, 58: and Rose Polytechnic Institute, 250-251 60:265 The swallow-holes of Lost River, MacKay, John W., Performance of Orange County, Indiana, 59: the Purdue linear electron ac- 214 celerator, 59:269 Variations in the stratigraphic position and character of the Madura, distri., 55:53; 60:84 base of the Mansfield sand- Macrocentrus, control for Oriental stone in southern Indiana, 60: Fruit Moth, 58:153-156 239-246 parasitic on corn borer, 58:157-159; memorial, 60:23 60:222-225 Malus, distri., 52:102 Macrodactylus, distri., 60:180 Malva, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53:109; Macromia, distri., 54:218; 60:208 59:50; 60:86 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: Mammals, respiratory control, 52:188 203 Manchuria, iron and steel industries, 55:78-82 Macrosiphum, distri., 53:170 Mandan, stockades, 55:15 Madison County, bumblebees, 60:167- Manganese, radioactive, 51:234 177 Mann, David E., Jr., Arthur G. lichens, 53:96-99 Zupko, Phillip V. Hammond, liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 William T. Rockhold, and mosses, 52:52-57 William Hiestand, Effects of vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Veratmm viride on the blood 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: sugar level of the albino rat, 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 59:293 59:48-52; 60:82-90 Mann site, analysis of surface ma- Maggot, Apple, 60:180 terials, 56:21 Cabbage, 60:179 , 55:87 Corn Seed, 56:149 sandstone, Buddha outlier, 55:96- Magicicada, distri., 60:180 101 variations in stratigraphic position Magnesium, determination, 60:125 and character, 60:239-246 Magnetic field, focussing of ions, 55: Manual motor skill, transfer of train- 167 ing, 51:247 Magnetron, effect of resonant load Manufacturing level, Evansville, 60: upon performance, 56:238 256-259 Magnolia, distri., 55:54 Manuscripts eligibility and prepara- Maianthemum, distri., 55:53; 56:108; tion for publication, 60:344 57:82; 60:83 Map, Calumet region, 56:206-213 Maize (see also Corn, Indian) chick hatchery industry, 51:220-227 respiration of excised roots, 60:78 drainage, Henry County, 58:175 Malarial mosquito, breeding places in glacial drift, Henry County, 58:178 Tippecanoe County, 51:261 highway and transportation, Bar- Malaxis, distri., 60:83 tholomew County, 58:229 Maleic anhydride, reactions, 51:131 population, Indiana, 51:179-193; Malott, Clyde Arnett, Significant 194-200, 207-214 features of the Indiana karst Porter County, 59:57 (Presidential address), 54:8-24 railroad pattern, Columbus area, The Cataract Falls sandstone of the 58:230 Ste. Genevieve formation in topographic, in Indiana, 59:212 southwestern Indiana, 55:77 Maple (see also Acer), Aphid, 56:151 The Buddha outlier of the Mans- Scale, Cottony (see Pulvinaria) field sandstone, Lawrence syrup, effect upon annual ring County, Indiana, 55:96-101 growth, 59:46-47 Geology of the Dicksburg Hills, Marasmius, distri., 57:74; 58:81; 60:91 Knox County, Indiana, 57:125- Marattiaceae, fossil, 51:24 141 Marcasite, unusual specimen, 52:141 Marcessent—Mathematics 413

Marcessent leaves, abscission, 57:56 Martin, Anna Marie, The Study of Marchantia, distr., 51:102; 56:90 a cause of the variation of the antibiotic properties of a bac- Marczynski, Brother Raphael, Stu- terium, 56:75-76 dies on nutrition of Collybia velutipes, 52:35 Martin, Lilien Jane, memorial, 53: memorial, 53:12 9-11 , 54:20; 55:85; 58:236; Martin, Purple, 54:202 59:217 Martin, W. E. (see also Bamberger, Marie, Sister Gertrude, The great J. W.), Hormones in arthro- mathematics books in the col- pods, 51:267-272 lege curriculum, 54:185-192 Additional observations on Cercaria loossii Stunkard developed in Marion County, ants, 52:203-224 an annelid, 53:156 bumblebees, 60:167-177 refund portion of research grant, dragonflies, 60:205-210 57:x fungi, 57:74-76; 58:81; 59:58; 60: research grant, 54:ix 91-92 mosses, 63:96-99; 60:117-122 Martin County, ants, 52:203-224 Oliver Farm Site, 54:29 corn yields, 56:179 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- lichens, 53:81-95 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 50-64; 56:107-114; 58:92-96; 59: Mansfield sandstone, 60:243 48-52; 60:82-90 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- 122 Markle, M. S., Biology and the post- myxomycetes, 57:69-73 world ^Presidential ad- war poisonous snakes, 60:318 dress), 55:8-14^ preliminary archaeological report, algae of the Niles The Edmund 55:16-17 Huyck Preserve, 59:80-81 recreational aspects, 59:217 Marmota, as food for Indians, 59: vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- 19-24 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 56: Marrubium, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 107-114; 58:92-96; 59:48-52 57:84 Martynia, distri., 60:88 Marsh, Helen (see also Ziener, Mass, energy, equivalence, 59:264 Helen M.), Report of progress of botanical study, Angel Massasauga rattlesnake, distri., 53: Mounds, 51:68 154 Marshall County, ants, 52:203-224 Mathematics (see also Analytical bumblebees, 60:167-177 Geometry, Calculus, algebra, lichens, 53:81-95 etc., also entries under follow- liverworts, 56:86-91 ing author names: Alaoglu, mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- Leon; Artin, Emil; Brown, F. 122 L.; Brumfiel, Charles; Burr, myxomycetes, 57:69-73 Irving W.; De Baggis, H. F.; sand and gravel, 59:221-224 Carnahan, Walter H.; Eding- vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- ton, Will E.; Edwards, P. D.;

114; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 57: Frazer, L. K. ; Fundenberg, 81-86; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 John; Golomb, M.; Graves, G. Marshall, G. Edw., Oriental fruit H.; Hlavaty, Vaclav; Hull, moth control by spraying, 58: Ralph; Irick, Paul; Isaacs, 153-156 Rufus; Johan, H. F. S.; Kel- Use of stilts in peach production, ler, M. W.; Korevaar, J.; 56:170-172 Kronsbein, John; La Salle, Control of major insect pests and Joseph; Marie, Sister Ger- diseases of peaches, 57:116-118 trude; Memger, Karl; Nie- The control of insects in culture of mann, Lois Jean; Pauley, C. peaches, 59:181-184 O.; Pepper, Paul M.; Polley, White grub control in strawberries, J. C; Rosenthal, Arthur; Ross, 60:166 A. E.; Serrin, James B.; Martes americana, food for Indians, Shanks, M. E.; Smith, F. C; 59:23 Wetzel, M.; Woisching, Flor- pennanti, food for Indians, 59:23 ence A.) 414 Mathematics—McClure

abstracts, 53:144-145; 54:184; 55: and Charles M. Rice, Solubility 163; 56:233-234; 57:178-179; of telluric acid in aqueous ni- 58:288-289; 59:264-265; 60:276- tric acid, 52:117-118 279 and Rorert E. Ricks, Anode achievement in large classes, 56: polishing, 53:130-133 234 —— and Melville Yancey, Experi- actuarial, 56:234 ments with hydrogen-exchange analytic theory of continued frac- zeolites for preparing acids, 51: tions, 53:144-145 132-134 application of linear transforma- et al., Preparation of telluric tion, 56:233 acid from tellurium dioxide by applied, 59:265 oxidation with potassium per- arithmetic readiness at kindergar- manganate, 52:114-116 ten level, 57:189 Mating reaction, Euplotes, 52:187 classics in college teaching, 54:185 Matricaria, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: differential equation, Bessel func- 111; 57:85; 58:96; 60:89 tions, 59:264 epistemic correlation, 59:265 Matter, Milton, memorial, 58:30 in Europe, 59:265 Maximeter, stepping-type, 57:153-162 factors related to student progress, Maxinkuckee moraine, sand and 57:178 gravel, 59:221-224 final grades in, 54:184 Maya, karst features in, 55:111-116 first degree differential equation, origins, 57:16 59:264 four dimensional rotations, 60:280- Mayer, Brantz, and Walum Olum, 54: 293 44-48 great books in college curriculum, May's cave, 58:236 54:185-192 McAlpine, Richard P., alkaline gly- Pearson type III distribution, 59: cerophosphatase in the develop- 265 ing thyroid, thymus, pituitary, of polyhedra, 53:144 and parathyroid of the albino recursion inequalities, 54:184 rat, 60:311 statistical methods for control of McBee, E. T. (see Alberts, A. A.) quality, 55:163 McBride's Bluff, recreational area, 59: sums of cotangents, 57:178 217 teaching, 57:178 McBurney, Marion J., In vitro study testing program for freshman stu- of combined effect of drugs and dents, 60:277 antibiotics on bacteria respon- theory of religion, 57:178 sible for urinary infections in transcendental equations, 53:144 man, 59:38 triangles, 57:178 McClain, John A. (see James, Mathers, F. C, Inhibited acids for Harold D.) recovering tin from tin cans, McClung, L. S. (see also Bard, R. 54:112-113 C.; Saunders, Allen; Sand- and C. A. Discher, Addition ers, Dorothy; and Toabe, agents for electro-deposition of Ruth). tin from stannous sulfate-hy- Isolation of Clostridium felsineum drofluoric acid solutions, 56: from samples of Indiana mud, 141-144 51:71-72 and H. Gatos, Experiments prov- Recent developments concerning the ing that oxygen rooms in hos- anaerobic bacteria and their pitals should have entrances activities, with particular ref- from above and not from the erence to the tetanus and gan- sides, 57:87 grene organisms, 53:30-46 and Guy W. Leonard, Jr., A technique for the production of Preparation of fluoboric acid immune sera for Paramecium from fluosilicic acid and boric aurelia, 53:47-49 acid, and a comparison of the History of bacteriology at Indiana protective value of electro- University, 53:59-61 deposited lead from fluosilicate McClure, S. M., High School geog- and fluoborate baths, 59:144- raphy and college grades in the 146 subject, 54:130-133 McClure—Mench 415

Uncommon occurrences of some Medicago distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53: southern Illinois minerals, 56: 109; 55:54; 56:109; 57:83; 58: 182-183 94; 59:50; 60:85 Unusual occurrence of barite, 57: Medical bacteriology, history, 57:172- 123 177 Achievement in chemistry under the Medusae, 60:309 single subject system, 59:147- Meetings, places (see Spring Meet- 148 ings, Winter Meetings) McCormick, E. J. and J. B. Moretti, Meissner, K. W. (see also Davis, A follow-up analysis of an ap- Delmar O., and Lowenthal, prentice selection program, 59: Helen) 289 Interference spectroscopy, 56:235 Metastable atomic states in gas dis- McCormick's Creek State Park, 55: charges, 58:288 85 and R. M. Pierson, Influence of McDaniel, Paul W. (see Mitchell, irradiation on the voltage-cur- Allen C. G.) rent characteristic of a glow McGrain, Preston, Helictites in the discharge through rare gases, new discovery at Wyandotte 59:269 Cave, Indiana, 51:201-206 Melampyrum, distri., 51:128; 56:111 The St. Louis and St. Genevieve nomenclatorial changes, 53:114 limestones of Harrison County, Melanogenesis, in salamander, 60:309 Indiana, 52:149-162 Melanophores, of Anolis, 56:246 Unusual aspect of the contact be- Melanoplus, distri., 56:148; 57:106 tween the Mooretown sandstone Melanoxantherium, distri., 56:151; 57: and the Paoli limestone, 56:198- 109 200 Melanthium, disjunct in Cabin Creek An example of lapies in the Indiana bog, 55:37 karst region, 57:148-152 distri., 52:99; 55:52 Geological features of the proposed Melica, Cabin Creek bog, 55:37 Cagle's Mill flood control reser- distri., 54:92; 55:51; 57:81 voir, 58:163-172 Melilotus, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53: Ground water resources of Henry 109; 54:94; 55:54; 56:109; 57: County, Indiana, 58:173-187 83; 58:94; 59:50; 60:85 Preliminary report on the thickness Melittia, on squash and cucumber, 53: of glacial drift in the Upper 167 Wabash drainage basin, 59:214 Mellon, M. G., Problems of teaching Ground water provinces of Indiana, quantitative analysis II. Stu- 60:247-255 dents' laboratory records, 51: McIntosh, G. E., and J. E. Brock, 131 Rapid temperature recording Science, scientists, and society method, 60:298-300 (Presidential address), 52:9-20 McMenamin, J. P., Observations on Developments in analytical bal- the stomatal structure of Ilex ances, 60:265 opaca, 52:58-61 Melon, McMinn, William O. (see also Bul- insect pests, 53:165-171; 60:178-182 lock, M. Loren) Melonechinus, in St. Louis limestone, McNall, P. E., J. R. Woolf, and J. 52:155 E. Brock, Methods for con- Membership Emeritus, amendment to trolling a constant temperature Constitution affecting, 51:xvii bath, 60:301-304 E. R. Cumings elected, 56:xii McQueeney, Carl R., Ecological B. D. Myers, elected, 54 :x study of relationship between Membership list, 56:261-279 direction of slope, elevation and Memorials (see Necrology) forest cover in Brown County, Memory retention, 55:178-181 Indiana, 59:45-46 Men of Science, Indiana (see Science, Mealybug, control, 59:201-211 Indiana Men) Mean Deviations, electrical computer Mench, J. W. (see also Dietz, Albert for, 59:273 A.) Mechanism, clostridial toxic actions, —— and Ed. F. Degering, Nitrogen 60:67 dioxide oxidation of starch, 55: Medeola, distri., 58:93 69-76 416 Mendenhall—Milk

Mendenhall, T. C, Indiana scientist, Effective organization and function- 54:179-183 ing of geography a challenging Menger, Karl, e and n in elementary issue in American education, calculus, 54:184 54:124-125 Menispermum, distri., 51:124; 52:101; Toponomy in sequent occupance 53:108; 55:54; 56:109; 57:83 geography, Calumet region, In- Mentha, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: diana-Illinois, 54:142-159 110; 54:96; 55:56; 57:84; 59: The Calumet region in model-map 51; 60:87 contour, 56:206-213 piperita, diseases of, 60:97 Pioneer occupance of the Calumet Menthone, assay in oil of peppermint, region, 60:227 52:111-113 Miami County, ants, 52:203-224 Mephitis, as food for Indians, 59:19 bumblebees, 60:167-177 Mercurous ion, detection, 60:125 glacial drift, 59:215 Mercury, allyl alcohol as reagent, 60: vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- 125 108; 53:105-114; 55:50-64; 57: determ. of -ous ion, 60:125 81-86; 58:92-96 Mericantha, key, 56:258 Miami (Indians), 51:31-33 Merinus, key, 56:259 archaeology, 54:31 Merismopedia, in Wayne County, 52: 74 Mice, domestic, social behavior, 53: Merom Sandstone, 57:129 188-195 Merrillville bog, fossil pollen, 59:43-44 mypoxic resistance, 54:198 Mertensia, distri., 56:110; 57:84; 58: spatial restriction, defensive fight- 95; 60:87 ing in male, 54:199 Merulius, distri., 57:75 white, anoxic survival, 53:157 Mesonephric kidney in rat, 51:263-264 Michaud, H. H., Brief history of the Mesopscocus, distri., 60:200 conservation of natural re- Mesotrons, production, diffusion, and sources in Indiana, 58:257-262 decay, 51:235 Michelson interferometer, 60:296 Metabolism, effect of thiouracil, 59: Michelson-Williams, reflection eche- 295 lon, 59:267 glucose, of Bacillus subtilis, 60:45 Michigan, ecology, 51:75 Metajapyx, in Indiana, 60:332-333 lakes, pollen study of, 52:87 Meta-nitrobenzenesufonamides, 57 :97 Microclimate, of chaparral, 60:81 Meteorology (see also Climate, factors, Shenk's woods, 53:72 Weather), atmospheric electric- Micrococcus, assay of lysozyme, 59:38 ity, 51:234 effect of sulfa drugs and strepto- barometric pressure, 51:234 mycin, 59:38 basic wind system, 51:228-233 use in evaluating antiseptics, 60:73- changes in Indiana, 56:201-205 76 daily weather map, 56:184-193 Microcoleus, distri., 52:77; 59:80 rainfall variability, 58:196-205 Micromyzus, distri., 60:179 relative humidity, 51:234 Microscope, electron, 53:53-54 stepping-type wind maximeter, 57: petrographic, centering stage, 59: 153-162 129-130 thunderstorms, 57:123; 59:255-257 polarizing, centering stage, 59:129- variations in Vigo County, 54:126- 130 129 Microspira, distri., 55:34 Methyl folic acid, effect on chick Microthelia, distri., 53:83 oviduct, 59:298 Microtus, food for Indians, 59:23 Methylamine, dissociation, 51:150-153 in voles, 59:293 Methylated uric acids, effect on uric Microwave, linear accelerator, 56:238 acid secretion, 60:126 Middle Fish Lake (Michigan), pol- Methoxchlor, insect control, 57:119 len study, 52:87-92 Metric spaces, symmetry, 55:163 Middleton, Arthur Renwick, memo- Metzgeria, distri., 51:101; 58:76 rial, 54:4-6 Mexican Bean Beetle, control, 57:119; Midge, sorghum, 51:280 60:189 Migrations, American Indian, 54:41 Meyer, Alfred H. (see also Amstutz, Milium, distri., 56:107 N. S.), Geographical regional- Milk, of forage animals, effect of ism of world problems, 52:140 DDT, 59:164-172 Miller—Montgomery 417

Miller, Chester W., Effect of pre- et al., Studies on monogenetic cipitation an annual ring trematodes. IX growth in three species of trees Host specificity of Pomoxis Tetra- from Brown County, Indiana, onchinae, 52:189 59:46 Mnium, distri., 53:96-99 Effect of sap-removal for syrup- Mo99, radiations, 60:295 making upon radial growth in Moas, Melvin L. (see Elving, Philip sugar maple, 59:46-47 J.) Vascular flora of the recently ac- Moccasin, venomous, 60:318 quired Ross Biological Reserve, Mockford, Edward L., The 60:79 of Indiana, 60:192-204 Miller, Helen Rogers (see Hie- Mockingbird, 54:201 stand, Wm. A.) Model-Map, Calumet region, 56:206- Miller, Maurice M. and Waldo 213 Rall, Some characteristics of Moenkhaus, William J., memorial, the scintillation counter, 59:270 57:7-8 Milliped, unusual aggregation, 60:329- Moffat, D. (see Bruner, J. A.) 331 Mohave, girls' puberty rite, 57:37-40 Mills, Clarence A., Indiana scien- Mollugo, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 53: tist, 54:179-183 108; 54:93; 55:53; 58:93 Mimulus, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 54: , distri., 51:127; 54:95; 55: 96; 55:57; 58:95; 60:87 56; 57:84; 58:95; 60:87 Mineral nutrients, trace element de- nomenclatorial changes, 53:114; 55: ficiencies in rice, 55:37 63 Minerals, occurrences in southern Monomorium, distri., 52:206 Illinois, 56:182-183 Monotropa, distri., 57:84; 58:94; 60: in sands of Florida, 52:140 86 Mining, giant earth remover, 59:213 Monroe County, ants, 52:203-224 Minnesota, manual dexterity test, 51: archaeological survey, 54:25-28 247 dragonflies, 60:205-210 Mint (see Mentha) forest primeval, 60:109-113 Minton, Sherman, Jr., Injuries by fungi, 56:38-74; 58:82-91 venomous animals in Indiana, karst, 54:8-24; 59:258-263 60:315-323 lichens, 53:81-95 Mississippian limestones, 59:258-263 liverworts, 56:86-91 strata, 55:84 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- Buddha outlier of Mansfield sand- 122 stone, 55:96-101 poisonous snakes, 60:318 Missouri, Belton Fault complex, 51: recreational aspects, 59:217 178 vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- Mitchell, Allan C. G. (see also 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 57:81- Canada, Robert), Paul W. 86; 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60:82- McDaniel, and L. M. Langer, 90 Continuation of investigations Montana, brachipod, 59:246-250 on radioactive manganese, 51: Montgomery, B. Elwood, Distribu- 234 tion and relative seasonal Mitchell plain, 54:9 abundance of Indiana species Mitchella, distri., 60:88 of Enallagma, 51:273-278 Mite (see also Arsonemus), 60:178- Distribution and relative seasonal 182 abundance of the Indiana spe- control, 57:119-122 cies of Agrionidae (Odonata: Poultry (see Dermanyssus) Zygoptera), 53:179-185 Straw itch, 60:179 A century of Odonatology in In- Tropical Rat (see Liponyssus) diana, 54:161-168 Mitella, distri., 52:102; 56:109 Distribution and relative seasonal Miticides, 59:211 abundance of the Indiana spe- Mizelle, J. D. (see also Lyon, Mar- cies of Cordulidae and Libel- cus W., Jr.), Size variations lulidae (Odonata), 54:217-224 in Tetraonchinae, 53:177-178 The distribution and relative sea- Use of monogenetic trematode para- sonal abundance of Indiana sites as an aid in the identifica- species of five families of tion of fishes, 59:294 of dragonflies, 56:163-169 418 Montgomery—Muhlenbergia

A newsticker for sprays and dusts, 50-64; 56:107-114; 58:92-96; 59: 57:104 48-52; 60:82-90 Sulfa-drugs for control of Amer- woodland areas, 60:229 ican foulbrood, 57:105 Morpheme classes in Indian lan- Distribution and relative seasonal guages, 60:37 abundance of the Indiana Morphine, effect on Red Fox, 54:214- species of Lestidae (Odonata: 216 Zygoptera), 57:113-115 Morphology, of Cacao, 60:77 longipes Hagen, Atlantic Anax an Morophyles, human, 54:41-43 Coastal species in Indiana, 58: Morris, Ralph L., Annotated list of 151 the ants of Indiana, 52:203-224 Describers of Odonata, 58:151 Notes and records on Indiana Odon- Mortality function, force of, 56:234 ata, 1941-1950, 60:205-210 Morus, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 54:93; Thomas Say, Entomologist, In In- 55:53; 56:108; 57:82; 59:49; 60: diana, 60:266 84 nomenclatorial changes, 53:113 Montgomery County, ants, 52:203-224 Mosquito karst, bumblebees, 60:167-177 Creek, 54:15 malarial, breeding places, 51:261 fungi, 56:38-74; 58:82-91 repellants, 52:192-195; 57:121 lichens, 53:81-95 Tree-hole, 56:154-156 liverworts, 56:86-91 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- Moss-animals, 58:32-33 122 Mosses (see also Bryophytes), appli- myxomycetes, 57:69-73 cation of name to other organ- ten-year-old forest, 56:80 isms, 58:31-34 51:78-82 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Haines collection, 108; 53:105-114; 55:50-64; 56: Indiana, 51:103-113; 52:52-57; 53: 60:117-122 107-114; 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60: 96-99; 59:115-121; 82-90 in literature, 58:33-34 used in naming of places, 58:41 Monuments, manufacturing level, 60: and their uses, 58:31-46 259 water, 59:115-121 Mooretown sandstone, contact with Moth, Codling (see Carpocapsa) Paoli limestone, 56:198-200 Oriental Fruit (see also Laspey- Moraines of Indiana, 60:247-255 resia), distri., 60:180 , 59:223 Motion pictures, high speed in ord- sand and gravel, 59:221-224 nance research, 57:183-185 , distri., 57:75; 60:92 Motor mechanism, human, servo theory, 58:290 MoRETTi, J. B. (see McCormick, E. skill, transfer of training in, 51: J.) 247 Morgan, W. P., Color inheritance in Motz, J. (see Price, H. C.) hybrid Freesias, 52:45-51 Moulton, Benjamin, Status of geo- Morgan County, ants, 52:203-224 graphy and geology as a sub- archaeology, 54:29-32 ject matter in curriculums of bumblebees, 60:167-177 colleges and universities in In- classified forests, 60:229-235 diana, 54:125 forest composition, 60:229-235 Fragmentation of the urban fringe forest primeval, 60:109-113 in Indianapolis, 60:227 fungi, 56:38-74; 58:82-91 Mounds, Greene County, 54:38 glaciation and agricultural produc- State Park, 55:88 tivity, 56:174-181 Mountain, forces forming, 60:228 lichens, 53:81-95 IVJouse, respiratory centers, 56:246 liverworts, 56:86-91; 58:80 Movement response, suggestion-in- lumbering, 57:123 duced, 57:188 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 Mucilago, distri., 57:72 poisonous snakes, 60:318 Muhlenbergia, disjunct species in population, 60:232-235 Cabin Creek bog, 55:37 utilization of woodland areas, 60: distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53:106; 54: 229-235 92; 55:51; 56:107; 57:82; 58: vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- 92; 60:83 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: nomenclatorial changes, 53:112 Mullett—Necrology 419

Mullett, R. P., Relation of particle identification of dried mushrooms, size to toxicity of DDT dusts, 57:55 57:104; 59:185-196 "punch-card" method of identifica- Mullison, Wendall R., Nutrition of tion of gilled mushrooms, 55:38 tomato seedlings in sand cul- stromatic Sphaeriales, 56:38-74 ture, 51:94-99 Myelexylon, in coal balls, 52:62-68 Effect of different sources of nitro- Myers, B. D., elected to Membership gen on phosphorus deficiency in Emeritus, 54 :x tomato plants, 52:35 Myiasis, intestinal, 52:189 Preparation of 2x2 inch slides or Myosotis, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 35 mm. filmstrips by a rapid 56: 110; 57:84; and inexpensive method, 52:93- 58:95; 59:50; 60: 116 95 87, nomenclatorial changes, 52:108 and Dorothy L. Scott, Effects Myosurus, distri., 51:124; of different sources of nitrogen 57:83; 58: 94 on the deficiencies of certain Myriotheca, in coal balls, 52:62-68 mineral elements in tomato Myremecina, distri., 52:205 plants, 53:73 Myrmica, distri., 52:209-210 research grant, 52:xv Myxomycetes, new or rare, 57:69-73 Mundie, L. G., Recent developments physiological strains in Physarum in the use of atomic beam in polycephalum, 54:79 spectroscopy, 55:166 Myxophyceae (see also genus Murray, F. Joseph, An agar-decom- names), in Huyck Preserve, 59:80-81 posing organism isolated from Wayne County, 52:71-81 soil, 55:34-35 Myzus, distri., 60:180 Musca, distri., 56:153; 57:110 Muscatatuck State Park, geology, 55: 84 Najas, distri., 51:121; 55:51 spring meeting, 52:vii Names, geographic, mosses in, 58:41 Musci (see Mosses) Nannothemis, distri., 54:218 Muscle action potentials, tracking re- Nanomitrium, taxonomy, 52:52 sponse, 57:187 Napaea, nomenclatorial changes, 55: response to tonal duration, 60: 62 305 Naphthalene, polymethyl, 51:131 contraction, 59:294 Napthylthiourea, alpha- (Antu), ro- Mushrooms (see also Fungi), card dent poison, 57:121 game as aid in teaching char- Nasiaeschna, distri., 56:167 acteristics, 53:73 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: gilled, a new type of key for 202 identification, 52:34 Nasturtium, distri., 56:109; 58:94; 59: identification of dried, 57:55 50; 60:85 of Marion County, 57:74-76; 58:81; Natural bridges, 54:20 59:58; 60:91-92 gas, industry in Indiana, 60:260 "punch-card" method of determina- history, social behavior of animals, tion, 55:38 55:183 Music, new set of tests, 54:195-196 resources, conservation, 58:257-262 psychology effect, 52:180 Naturalists, physicians as, 60:265 Musical instruments, archaeological, Naucoria, distri., 57:75 59:28 Nebraska, hail storms, 51:178 Muskhogean, 51:62 Necator, intestinal parasite, 52:196- Muskrat (see Ondatra) 200; 53:155, 172-176; 54: 198 Mustela, food for Indians, 59:23 Necrology, Charles Frederick Adams, Mutation, rates, 53:14-27 60:19-20 induced by chemical means, 58:137- Frank Marion Andrews, 51:1-2 139 Joseph Charles Arthur, 52:1-3 Oenothera, 58:70-71 Charles August Behrens, 60:20-21 Mycena, Marion County, 57:74; 58:81; Homer Francis Black, 53:1 59:58; 60:91 William Martin Blanchard, 53:2-3 Mycologist, responsibilities of, 59:8-16 Frederick John Breeze, 53:3-4 Mycology, for bacteriologist, 56:33 Henry Lane Bruner, 55:1-3 higher fungi of Marion County, 57: Severance Burrage, 57:1-2 74-76; 58:81; 59:58; 60:91 Raymond Kelley Cassell, 60:21 420 Necrology—Newton County

Stanley Coulter, 53:4-6 Nehalennia, distri., 58:181; 60:207 Emil Dietz, 58:27 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: Mother Mary Verda (Margaret 200 Dorsch), 53:12-13 Nelson, Peggy McIntire, and E. St. Clarence Edmund Edmondson, 55: Clair Gantz, Relative stability 3-4 of some copper (II) complexes, Arthur Thompson Evans, 54:1-2 57:101-103 George Augustus Ficht, 51:2 Nelumbo, nomenclatorial changes, 57: * Martin Luther Fisher, 53:6-7 86 Arthur Lee Foley, 55:4-7 Nematocide, testing, 59:156 Frank Vera Graham, 54:2 Nematode, artificial culture, 56:84-85 Benjamin H. Grave, 59:1-2 control, 57:120; 59:156 Arthur Erich Haas, 51:2-4 Nematospiroides, distri., 59:293 Carl F. Hanske, 59:2-3 Nemocapnia, distri., 54:227 Thomas F. Hargitt, 59:3-4 Neoechinorhynchus, life history, 55: Cora B. Hennel, 57:3-4 183 Robert Hessler, 53:7-9 Neoperla, distri., 54:228 Benjamin D. Hitz, 60:22-23 Neophasganophora, distri., 54:227 Olaf Hovda, 52:4-5 Neotetrum, Tippecanoe River State Charles Bernard Jordan, 51:4-5 Park, 55:203 G. Donald Klopp, 59:4-5 Nepeta, distri., 51:127; 54:95; 55:56; Charles Tobias Knipp, 58:27-29 60:87 Gladys Ethelyn Knott, 58:29-30 Nereis, segmental vascular patterns Edward William Koch, 56:1-2 and behavior, 60:311 Ralph M. Kriebel, 56:2-3 Neumann, Georg K. (see also Adis- Hugh McKennan Landon, 57:4-5 Castro, Elias), Migrations and Vincent Anthony Lapenta, 56:3-5 the origin of the Woodland , 54:3-4 Culture, 54:41-43 Jesse G. Liston, 52:5-6 On the physical types of the Shos- William Newton Logan, 51:5-6 honean-speaking tribes, 55:26- Clinton Albert Ludwig, 51:6-7 28 Marcus Ward Lyon, Jr., 52:6-7 Notes on the craniology of the In- Robert Edward Lyons, 57:5-7 dians of the Northwest Pacific Clyde Arnett Malott, 60:23-24 Coast, 56:20 Lillien Jane Martin, 53:9-11 Origins of the Maya Indians, 57:16 Milton Matter, 58:30 Racial affiliations of the Southern Brother Raphael (Valentine Mar- Utes, 58:47 szynski), 53:12 Skeletal material from the Archaic Arthur Renurck Middleton, 54:4-6 horizon in Posey County, In- William J. Moenkhaus, 57:7-8 diana, 59:17-18 William Albert Noyes, 51:7-9 Neumouria, distri., 54:226 Samuel Elliott Perkins III, 51:9-10 Neurocordulia, distri., 54:218 Arthur John Phinney, 52:7-8 Neuropteris, in coal balls, 52:62-68 Jediah H. Clark, 57:2-3 Neutron diffraction, by ice crystals, Edmund Smith Conklin, 52:3-4 58:289 Albert Livingston Rabb, 51:10-11 New Albany shale flora, 58:161-162 Louis John Rettger, 54:6-7 in Indiana, 55:84 David A. Rothrock, 59:5-7 New Harmony, men of science, 54: John Lyman Sheean, 56:5 179-183 Horace Abbott Shonle, 57:8 Newcomb, Margaret (see Cleland, George Hume Smith, 54:7 Ralph E.) Louis Agassiz Test, 53:11-12 Newspaper, trade area, Terre Haute, James Troop, 51:11-12 59:231 Frank Bertram Wade, 60:25-26 Newton County, forest vegetation, 60: Clarence O. Warnock, 55:7 80 Arthur Albert Wedel, 51:12 liverworts, 56:86-91 Alfred Theodor Wiancko, 60:26-28 mosses, 52:52-57; 60:117-122 Milton M. Williams, 56:6 sand and gravel, 59:221-224 Necturus, skull, 55:210 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Needle, floating, 51:245-246 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Negative painting, pottery, 59:25 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 58: Negli Creek limestone, 60:240 92-96; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 Neyron—Odonata 421

Neyron, Louis J., professor at Uni- Noland, Jerre L., An improved versity of Notre Dame, 55:147 method for the determination Nicandra, distri., 52:105; 60:87 of the lethal temperature of in- sects, with especial reference to Nickel (II) complexes, relative sta- studies on Periplaneta ameri- bility, 58:125-127 cana, 53:186-187 separation of isomers, 58:98 Nomenclatorial changes (see Flora) Nicoll, Paul A., Segmental vascular Nomenclature, geographic, 54:142-159 patterns and behavior in Nominating Committee, continuing Nereis, 60:311 one member. 55:xii NicoPs cave, 54:10 Nostoc, distri., 52:75; 59:80 Nicotiana, host for Orobanche, 51:117 Nothoscordum, distri., 52:99 Niemann, Lois Jean, An experiment Notre Dame, University of, history of in sampling from a Pearson bacteriology at, 53:62-65 type III distribution, 59:265 history of biology at, 55:147-153 Nieuwland, Julius A., Indiana scien- winter meeting of Academy at, 52: tist, 54:179-183 ix professor at University of Notre Nowellia, distri., 51:100; 59: Dame, 55:149 56:87; 113 Nitella, distri., 59:81 Noyes, William Albert, Indiana Nitriles, aliphatic, chlorination, 60: scientist, 54:179-183 123 memorial, 51:7-9 Nitroacetate, methyl, prepn., 59:151 Nuclear energy levels, proton groups Nitroacetic acid, dipotassium salt, 60:294 prepn., 59:151 shell structure, 59:270 Nitroalcohols, prepn. and properties, 52:119-121 Numerical systems, method for an- alyzing (anthropology), 59:18 reaction, 57:88 Nummularia, taxonomy, 56:38-74 Nitrobenzoates, of sulfur-containing Nuphar, distri., 52:101; 55:54 alcohols, 58:148-150 Nuthatch, white-breasted, 54:201 Nitrogen dioxide, oxidation of starch, Nutrition, effect glucose 55:69-76 on metabol- ism in Bacillus subtilis, 60:45 Dumas method of determination, 52: 110 plant, fundamental concepts, 56: 226-232 effect of different sources on de- tomato in sand culture, 51:94-99 ficiencies in tomato plants, 53: Nymphoides, distri., 55:56 73 Nysius, distri., 53:170 effect on morphology of Verticillium Nyssa, distri., 51:127; 54:95; 55:56; albo-atrum, 60:78 56:110; 58:94; 59:50; 60:86 non-aminoid in organic compounds, 54:117-120 oxides in ozonized air, 54:107-111 Oak (see also Quercus), insects, 60: peroxide, reactions, 53:118 180 tetroxide, addition to ketene, 59: openings, 60:80 150-152 twig pruner, 60:180 Nitrotoluene, 6; 2-chloro, soil insecti- Oats, bugs, 60:181 cide, 57:120 insects, 60:181 Noble County, bumblebees, 60:167-177 Obelia, distri., 60:309 dragonflies, 60:205-210 Obolaria, distri., 52:104 lichens, 53:81-95 O 'Boyle, Charles J. (see Campbell, liverworts, 56:86-91 Kenneth) mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- Odell, Theodore T., and Sears 122 Crowell, Collecting assorted vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- protozoa for class study, 60:312 108; 53:105-114; 55:50-64; 56: Odocoileus, as food for Indians, 59: 107-114; 57:81-86; 58:92-96; 59: 19-24 48-52; 60:82-90 Odonata, Anax, 58:151 Noctuidae, of Steuben County, 52:189 describers, 58:151 Noecker, N. L. and Merton J. Reed, distributions and seasonal abund- Observations on vitamin re- ance, 51:273-278; 53:179-185; quirements of Stereum, frustn- 54:217-224; 56:163-169; 57:113- losum, 52:35 115 :

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history of study in Indiana, 54:161 Ophioglossum, distri., 51:120; 52:97 records, 60:205-210 Ophiogomphus, distri., 56:165 of Tippecanoe River State Park, Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: 55:196-205 201 Odonatology, a century in Indiana, 54: 161-168 Opossum (see Didelphis) Odontia, distri., 57:75 Optical properties, semiconducting Oedogonium, distri., 59:80 materials, 60:295 Oenothera, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53: Opuntia, distri., 51:126; 60:86 110; 54:95; 55:55; 56:110; 58: Oral pneumococcal antigenic action of 94; 59:50; 60:86 cold vaccine, 51:69 chromosome morphology, 60:77 Orange County, bumblebees, 60:167- a haploid plant, 57:54 177 mutations, 58:70-71 fungi, 56:38-74 plants from embryos cultured in karst, 54:8-24 vitro, 55:36 Lepidodendron, 60:244 taxonomy, 51:73; 59:40 Mansfield sandstone, 60:242 tetraploidy, 51:87-93 mosses, 53:96-99; 60:117-122 Officers of Academy, 1885-1944, 53: myxomycetes, 57:69-73 xvii-xx recreational aspects, 59:218 expense allowance, 57:xv swallow-holes, Lost River, 59:214 Ohio, County, ants, 52:203-224 underground drainage, 58:236-243 liverworts, 59:112-114 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53: 108; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 57: 105-114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 56: 81-86; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 107-114; 57:81-86; 60:82-90 whetstone rock, 60:244 Falls, cultural sequence of sites, 51 60-67 Orchards, insect control, 59:181-184 River, floods, 54:134-141 pests, 60:179-180 formation, sand, 59:215 Orchis, distri., 55:53; 59:49; 60:83 Ohm's law, deviation in germanium, Order-disorder transitions, 60:295 57:180 Ordnance research, use of high speed Oil field, Casey, water pressure, 59: motion pictures, 57:183-185 213 strata, 55:83-88 Griffin, 52:163-165 Organic chemistry, college course in, New Harmony, 52:163-165 60:123 plants, need for research, 51:75 problems in, 60:123 secondary recovery of, 59:213 teaching of, 60:125 wells, electrical logs, 52:163-165 Organic compounds, detection of oxy- Ojibwa-Ottawa pictography, 51:44-47 gen, 53:117 Okanagon, use of notched rasp, 59:17 determination of oxygen in, 51:130 Oliver Farm Site, archaeology, 54: Organization, factor in transfer, 51: 29-32 248-255 Omphalia, antagonism, 59:71 Oriental Fruit Moth (see also Laspey- distri., 60:91 resia), control, 56:170; 58:153- Onagra (see Oenothera) 156 Ondatra, as food for Indians, 59:19- ' distri., 56:150 24 Origin, new concept of, 51:22-29 Onicideras, distri., 57:109 Oriole, Baltimore, 54:201 Onion insects, 53:171; 56:150; 57:119- Orndoff, J. (see Dowell, L. G.) 122; 60:178-182, 188 Ornithogalum, distri., 53:107; 56:108; Onoclea, distri., 51:120; 53:105; 56: 60:83 107; 59:55; 60:82 Ornithology (see also entries under Ontario, flood of South Nation River, following author names: 60:226 Baechle, John W., Shellabar- Ontogeny, vertebrate, 55:206-214 ger, C. J., Tashion, Richard E., Onychorhynchus mexicanus, in Mex- Vogel, Howard H., and Zarrow, ico, 59:296 M. X.; also Birds, individual Opecoeloides, life history, 53:162 kinds of birds, e.g., Blackbird, Opegraphia, distri., 53:84 Bluebird, Chicadee, Cowbird, Operant conditioning, human organ- Crow, Dove, Grackle, etc.) ism, 58:291; 59:288 banding activities, 54:201-206 :

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behavior of birds and mammals, 56: Oxalis, distri., 51:126; 52:102; 53: 245 109; 54:94; 55:55; 56:110; 57: birds of Mexico, 59:296 83; 58:94; 59:50; 60:85 bird portraits, 57:200 Oxidation of glucose, 57:92 social behavior, 54:200; 55:183-184 with selenium dioxide, 58:145-147 turkey vulture, nesting, 57:190 succinate, 60:70 Orobanche, distri., 51:68, 128; 55:57; Oximes, of quinolyl ketones, 59:134- 56:111; 60:88 139 new station, 51:116-117 Oxybaphus, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 53: Ort, Robert Stanley, Eye reaction 108; 57:83; 58:93; 60:84 as an indicator of emotion, 59: Oxygen, detection in organic com- 289-290 pounds, 53:117 Some implications of the class con- determination, 51:130 cept for clinical psychology, 60: rooms in hospitals, 57:87 307 Oxypolis, distri., 51:127; 52:103; 54: Orthopodomyia, differentiation, 56:155 95; 55:55 Orthotolidine, method determ. of iodine, 59:155 Ozonized air, nitrogen oxides of, 54: 107-111 Orthotrichaceae, key, 51:104 Orthotrichum, new sp., 51:81 Indiana, sp., 51:109 Pachydiplex, distri., 54:219; 60:210 Oryzomys, as food for Indians, 59:19- Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: 24 204 Oryzopsis, distri., 51:121 Packerton moraine, sand and gravel, Orzaephilus, distri., 57:110; 60:181 59:221-224 Oscillation, coupled circuits, 51:237- Pain, objective study, 53:147-148 244 Painting, negative, 59:25 Oscillatoria, distri., 52:79 by psychotic patients, personality O'Shaughnessy, R. P. (see Mizelle, projection, 57:187 J. D.) Pakistan, botanists, 59:47 Osmorhiza, distri., 53:110; 55:55; 56: Palaemonetes, hormones, 51 :268 110; 57:84; 58:94; 59:50; 60: Paleacrita, distri., 57:109 86 Paleobotany, Callixylon, 60:78 Osmunda, distri., 51:120; 52:97; 56: coal balfflora, 52:62-68 107; 57:81; 58:92; 59:54 Devonian-Mississippian transition Osteology, skull of various amphis- flora, 58:70 baenids, 53:158 morphology of Bowmanites, 53:72 Ostrya, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53: New Albany shale, 58:161-162 108; 54:93; 55:53; 56:108; 57: relation to evolution, 51:22-29 82; 59:49; 60:83, 89 Stigmaria, 56:198-200 Ottawa pictography, 51:44-47 Paleontology (see also entries under Outwash pattern, northwest Indiana, following author names 59:222 Benninghoff, Wm. S.; Cross, A. Ovenbird, 54:201 T.; Hoskins, J. H.), and gene- Ovens, John Paul, Experiments with tics, 53:23-24 muscle contraction, 59:294 Atrypa from Devonian of Montana, Owen County, archaeology, 58:53-54 59:246-250 bumblebees, 60:167-177 Lower Puerco fauna, 57:124 fungi, 56:38-74 St. Louis and St. Genevieve lime- karst, 54:8-24 stones, 52:149-162 lichens, 53:81-95 Wisconsin Arch, 58:244 liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 Palestine sandstone, 60:239-246 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 Pallavicinia, distri, 51:101; 52:96; 56: vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- 90 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Palm Beach County, Florida, Pleisto- 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 58: cene of, 54:125 92-96; 60:82-90 Palmer, C. Mervin, Distribution by Owen, David Dale, address by Wal- altitude of two species of Lema- ter B. Hendrickson, 52:xv nea in Tennessee, 52:69-70 New Harmony movement, 54:179 A dichotomous key to the species Owl, banding, 54:201 of the genus Bacillus, 55:33 424 Palmer—Pastinaca

History of bacteriology at Butler of sorghum midge, 51:280 University, 53:55-56 on turtles, 55:183 Botanists of India and Pakistan, Parasitology (see also parasites), 59:47 Orthropoda as vectors, 54:198 Botanical and agricultural research Cercaria, life history, 55:182 in India. 60:80 digenetic trematodes, 53:156, 159- 164 Panax, distri., 52:103; 55:55; 60:86 nomenclatorial changes, 55:62 intestinal infections, 53:154-155, 156, 172-176 Panicum, disjunct species in Cabin Neoechinorhynchus, life history, 55: 55:37 Creek bog, 183 distri., 51:121; 52:99; 53:106; 54: new cercaria, 53:153, 156 92; 55:52; 56:107; 57:82; 58: new cystocercous cercaria, 55:183 59:48; 60:83 92; Tetraonchinae, 53:177 Pantala, distri., 54:219 Trematode life histories, 53:159-164 Panus, distri., 57:74; 58:81 from Goniobasis, 54:197 Paoli limestone, contact with Moore- Xiphidiocercariae, 54:197 town sandstone, 56:198-200 Paratetranychus, distri., 60:180 Papaipema, distri., 56:149; 57:108 Parathion, insecticide, 57:120 Papers for publication, selection of, Paratrechina, distri., 52:214-215 60:345 Paricutin, sedimentation and wind ac- Papyrius, distri., 51:123 tion around, 55:117-120 Para-metho xyphenylisothiocyanate, Parietaria, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53: reagent for amines, 53:119 108; 55:53; 58:93 Para-nitrobenzenesufonamides, 57 :97 Paris green, prepn., 51:76-77 Paramecin, chemical and physiological Park, Edgar R. (see Girton, Ray- studies, 60:64-66 mond E.) Paramecium aurelia, immune sera Parke County, ants, 52:203-224 for, 53:47 bumblebees, 60:167-177 behavior, 60:306 dragonflies, 60:205-210 immune sera, 53:47-49 fungi, 56:38-74 inheritance of environmental ef- lichens, 81:95 fects, 51:262-263 liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91; inheritance of acquired immunity, 59:112-114 52:190-191 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- investigations of behavior, 60:306 122 studies on paramecin, 60:64-66 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Paranoplocephala, distri., 59:293 108; 53:105-114; 55:50-64; 56: Parasites (see also Bacteriology, 107-114; 57:81-86; 60:82-90 Botany, Entomolgy, Insects, Parker, Dorothy, Additions to He- Parasitology, Zoology, and paticae of Indiana I, 51:100- various generic and host 102; II, 52:96 names), Parker's formation, 57:131 on Annelida, 53:156 Parmelia, distri., 53:92-93; 58:31 on bats, 51:280 Parmeliopsis, distri., 53:92 on birds, 52:188 Parnassia, distri., 51:125; 54:94 of chickens, 56:248-252 Paronvchia, distri., 51:124; 52:101; on corn borer, 58:157-159; 60:222- 56:109; 58:93; 60:84 225 Parthenium, distri., 60:88 on fishes, 52:189; 53:156; 55:182; Parthenocissus, distri., 52:103; 54:94; 59:294; 60:312-313 55:55; 57:84; 60:86 malarial (see Anopheles) nomenclatorial changes, 57:86 on mammals, 52:188 Paspalum, distri., 51:121; 52:99; 54: on man, 52:189; 52:196-200; 53:154- 92; 55:52; 56:107; 57:82; 60:83 155, 159-164; 54:198 Passamaquoddy, mnemonic records, of meadow mouse, 59:293 55:29-32 pinworm, 51:265-266 Passiflora, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 57: on rats, 52:201-202 84 significance of life history studies, Pasteurella, vector, 52:202 53:159-164 Pastinaca, distri., 52:103; 53:110; 54: on snails, 53:153, 156-157; 54:197; 95; 55:55; 56:110; 57:84; 58: 55:183 94; 60:86 Past Officers—Petaluridae 425

Past officers, 53 :xvii Pepper, Paul M., On certain recur- Patella, distri., 57:75; 59:58 sion inequalities with applica- Patelski, S. Joela (see Campbell, tions, 54:184 Kenneth N.) Symmetry in metric spaces, 55:163 Pathogenesis, Clostridium, 54:54-65 Engineering applications of spheri- Patton, John B., Character of sand cal trigonometry, 56:234 in the Ohio River formation, Peppermint (see also Mentha), dis- 59:215 eases, 60:97-101 insects, control, 60:188 Pauley, C. Testing program for 0., menthone assay, 52:111-113 freshman mathematics in Val- Perceptual span, relation to rate of paraiso University, 60:277 reading, 55:170 Paxina, distri., 60:92 Perideridea, distri., 60:86 Peach diseases, control, 57:116-118 Perilla, distri., 58:95 insects, 57:116-118; 58:153-156; 59: Periodicity, reproduction, skink, 51: 181-184; 60:179-180 264 orchards, moisture relation and Periphyllus, distri., 56:151 soil fertility in sod, 59:181-184 Periplaneta, distri., 51:269; 57:109; production, 56:170-172 59:295 scab, sod relation, 59:181-184 lethal temperatures, 53:186-187 tree borer, 60:180 Peripsocus, distri., 60:199 Peacock, Charles L., Radiations of Perithemis, distri., 54:218; 60:208 Sc-*e, Amos and W187, 57:182 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: Pear, fireblight, 59:40 203 Pearce, D. W., et al., Studies in Perkins, Kenneth W., Observations Lithium hydride, 58:99-106 on Acetodextra amiuri, a di- Pearson Type III distribution, samp- genetic trematode from the ling, 59:265 ovary of catfish, 60:312 Peat fire, Lye Creek, 56:80-83 Perkins, Samuel Elliott III, memorial, moss, 58:34-38 51:9-10 Pebble phosphate, Florida, 59:212 Perlesta, distri., 54:228 Pecopteris, in coal balls, 52:62-68 Perlinella, distri., 54:229 Pectol Camp, archeology, 58:54 Pero?nyscus leucopus, food for In- Pediastrum, in Huyck Preserve, 59: dians, 59:23 81 Perry County, ants, 52:203-224 Pedicularis, distri., 52:105; 53:110; geology, 60:239-246 54:96; 55:57; 56:111; 57:85 lichens, 53:81-95 Pediculodies, distri., 60:179, 183-184 liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 Pellia, distri., 51:101; 56:90; 59:113 Mansfield sandstone, 60:239-246 Peltandra, distri., 51:122 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- Peltigera, distri., 53:85 122 Pemphigus, fungus flora in gall, 51: recreational aspects, 59:217 75 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Penicillin, electron micrograph of bac- 108; 55:50-64; 59:48-52; 60:82- teria, 52:27-29 90 biosynthesis, 56:33 Persian bronze mirror case, 57:16 Penicillium, use of staled media, 54: Personnel selection, 59:289 81-83 Personality projection, in paintings, Pennington grove, progress of succes- by psychotic patients, 57:187 sion, 57:54-55 test, validation against laboratory formations, 57:125-141 behavior, 58:291 Mississippian unconformity, 60:240 Pertusaria, distri., 53:91 strata, 55:87 Pertussis, rapid agglutination tests, Buddha outlier of Mansfield 52:30-33 sandstone, 55:96-101 Peru, primitive characteristic in corn, Penstemon, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 55:38 53:110; 55:57; 56:111; 57:85; Pest control (see also Insect control), 58:95; 59:51; 60:87 role of entomologist, 57:104 Penthorum, distri., 51:125; 52:102; problem in Kansas, 57:104 54:94; 55:54; 58:96; 60:85 sulfa-drugs for foulbrood, 57:105 Pentremites, in St. Genevieve lime- Petalostemum, distri., 55:54 stone, 52:158 Petaluridae, distri., 56:163-169 426 Petersburg—Physics

Petersburg formation, 55:87 Photoelectric light curve, eclipsing Petrographic microscope (see micro- star YY Canis minoris, 59:267 scope) Phragmites, distri., 51:121; 54:92 Phryma, distri., 56:111; 57:85 Petroleum, (see also Oil field) Indi- Phyla, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 54:95; ana's supply, 52:140 59:51; 60:87 Peziza, distri., 57:75; 58:81; 60:92 Phylogenetic interpretations, compar- pH, effect of, on toxicity, 60:53 ative anatomy, 55:206-214 Phacelia, distri., 56:110; 58:95; 60:87 peculiarities of Oenothera, 51:73 Phalaris, distri., 52:99; 53:106; 54: Phylogeny, rates of evolutionary 92; 57:82 processes, 53:14-27 Phallus, distri., 57:75 Phyllophaga, distri., 56:149 Pharmacological action of morphine Phvllosticta, distri., 53:79 on red fox, 54:214-216 Physalis, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: Pharmacy, Purdue University, 57:169; 110; 54:96; 55:56; 56:111; 58: 58:250 95; 59:51; 60:87, 90 Phaseolus, distri., 53:109; 55:55 Physarum, distri., 57:72 nomenclatorial changes, 53:114 physiological strains, 54:79 root-stem transition, 59:43 Physcomitrium, taxonomy and distri., Pheidole, distri., 52:207 52:55 Phelps, Willard B., Important min- Physical concepts, methods for nam- erals in the sands of Florida, ing, 56:235-236 52:140 Physical types, American Indian, 54: Phenotex, insecticide, 57:120 41; 55:26 Phenoxyacetic acids, dialkylamino- Physicians as geologists and natural- alkyl esters of, 58:128 ists, 60:265 2-4-dichlor, butyl ester, effect on Physics (see also entries under fol- algae, 59:44-45 lowing author names: Abbott, effect on corn seedlings, 59:44 R. B.; Akeley, E. S.; Aucker-

Phenylquinolines, 60:124 man, L. W. ; Beckman, Robert Phidippus, injuries by, 60:317 D.; Benzer, S.; Bleuler, E. Philaenus, distri., 56:149; 57:108; 60: Blue, J. W.; Bradt, H. L. 178 Bray, Ralph; Brock, James E. control, 60:185-186 Bullock, M. Loren; Burton, Phillips, T. J., Rapid analysis of Milton; Bruner, J. A.; Brun- dolomitic limestones, 59:149 ings, J. H. M.; Canada, Rob- and H. J. Williamson, Titri- ert; Carlson, J. F.; Clark, Ar-

metric determination of mag- nold F. ; Coon, Jesse B.; Davis, nesium, 60:125 Delmar O.; Dowell, L. G.; Fan, Philonotis, distri., 58:45 H. Y.; Foley, A. L.; Fontaine, taxonomy, 52:57 W. E.; Green, D. B.; ter Haar, Philotarsus, distri., 60:200 D.; Hertzler, H. Harold; Hax- Phinney, Arthur John, memorial, by, R. O.; Heller, Z. H.; Huf- 52 "7-8 ford, Mason E.; Hung, C. S.; Phleum distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53:106; Ives, Ronald L.; James, Hubert 54:92; 55:51; 56:107; 57:82; M.; Johnson, V. A.; Konopin- 60:83 ski, E. J.; Lark-Horovitz, K.; Phloem necrosis, vector, 60:180 Lehman, Guy W.; Loring, Phlox, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 54:95; Ralph A.; Lowenthal, Helen; 55:56; 56:110; 57:84; 58:94; Mackey, John W.; Mackell, 60:87 Jas. F.; Mcintosh, G. E.; Mc- Pholiota, distri., 57:75; 58:81; 59:58; Nall, P. E.; Meissner, K. W.; 60:91 Miller, Maurice M.; Mitchell, Phormidium, distri., 52:79 Alan C. G.; Mundie, L. G.; 2-4-D on, 59:45 Price, H. C; Ramsey, R. R.; Phosphate, fertilizer, source, 59:212 Rieke, F. F.; Roller, Duane; Phosphatase, alkaline, in endocrine Scanlon, Wayne; Schwarz, W. glands of rat, 60:311 M.; Seidlitz, L.; Silber, Leo Phosphorescence, decay, 56:237 M.; Steffen, R. M.; Yearian, Phosphorus, deficiency in tomato H. J.; Zieman, C. M.; Zobel, plants, 52:35 W.) (see also Electricity, Ra- pellets, preparation, 51:130-131 dioactivity), Physics—Pleurocera 427

abstracts, 51:234-236; 53:146; 54: Pinworm (see also Enterobius), in- 193; 55:164-167; 56:235-239; fections, Indiana, 51:265-266 57:180-182; 58:288-289; 59:266- Pioneer occupance of Calumet region, 272; 60:294-297 60:227 beta spectra, 51:234, 235 life, 55:92-95 components of rectified wave, 53:146 Piperonol, insecticides, 57:120 deceleration of heavy ions, 51:235 electron accelerator, 55:164 Piracy, underground, 55:86 in Indiana prior to 1900, 58:253-256 Pisolites, calcitic in travertine de- jet propulsion, 55:164 posits, 55:102-106 radioactive manganese, 51:234 Pitcher Cavern, 54:17 Physiography, karst, 59:258-263 Pith, absence in some Smilax roots, Physiology, respiration in Thyone, 51: 60:78 262 Pits, sand and gravel, 59:221-224 Physocarpus, distri., 51:125; 54:94; Pituitary gonodotropins, response of 56:109; 59:50 chicks to, 54:207-213 Physoderma, phytopathology, 59:42 Plagiochila, distri., 51:101; 56:88 Physostegia, distri., 51:127; 52:104; Plague bacillus, 52:202 54:95; 55:56; 57:84; 58:95 Plant bug, leaf-footed, 53:170 Phytolaca, distri., 51:124; 52:101; Plant Distribution (see Ecology, 54:93; 55:53; 56:109; 60:84 Flora, Forestry, Forest Ecol- Phytophaga, distri., 56:149; 57:106 ogy, Taxonomy) Phytopthora, antagonism, 59:72 Plant Ecology (see Ecology) Phytosociology, Lake forest, 51:75 Plant Lice (see also Aphid), control, Phytotoxicity, insecticides on toma- 57:120; 60:188 toes, 60:211 Plant lists (see Flora; of counties, Pi in elementary calculus, 54:184 see county names) Picea, tree growth, 52:36-44 Plant nutrition concepts, 56:226-232 Pickleworm, distri., 53:169; 56:150 Plant physiology, chronological chart, Pictography, Ojibwa-Ottawa, 51:44-47 53:73; 57:171 Pierson, R. M. (see Meissner, K. growth of injured plant of Dirca, W.) 55:48-49 Pigment production in non-chloro- concepts of nutrition, 56:226-232 phyllus plants, 57:57-65 nutrition, tomato, 51:94-99; 53:73 Pike County, ants, 52:203-224 respiration, 51:83-86; 55:39-45 archaeology, 55:18-22 technique, 51:74 bumblebees, 60:167-177 trace elements, 55:37 coal ball flora, 52:62-68 Plantago, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 111; 54:96; 55:57; 56:111; 57: mosses, 53:96-99 85; 58:95; 59:51; 60:88 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Plants and shrubs, in Christy woods, 108; 54:91-99; 55:50-64 60:114 Pilea, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53:108; Plasmodium, in man, 53:164; 54:198 55:53 Platanus, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53: Pine (see also Pinus), Tip Moth, 56: 109; 54:94; 55:54; 57:83 151 growth, 60:93-96 Pinealectomy, white leghorn cockerels, Plathemis, distri., 60:208 59:299-302 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: , fossil pollen, 59:43-44 203 Pinus, axial growth, 51:73 Platycrinus, distri., 52:158 in , 56:35-36 Plecoptera, evolutionary trends, 59: dendrometer study, 56:37 197-209 distri., 57:77-80; 60:82 Indiana, 54:224-230 in Lake forest, 51:75 Plectania, distri., 6t):92 natural regeneration, 59:59-63 Plectocolea, distri., 51:101; 56:88, 92- in Pennington Grove, 57:54-55 94; 59:113 pollen, 56:35 Plectonema, distri., 52:78; 59:80 Texas bog, 56:37 Pleistocene, Palm Beach County, tree growth, 51:73; 52:36-44; 60: Florida, 54:125 93-96 Pleurocapsa, distri., 52:74 planting, 55:136 Pleurocera, parasites of, 54:197; 55: virginiana, in Indiana, 57:77-80 183 428 Pleuropneumonia—Porter

Pleuropneumonia, organism under Polygonatum, distri., 51:122; 52:100; electron microscope, 53:53-54 53:107; 54:92; 56:108; 58:9?; Pleurotis, antagonism, 59:72 60:83 distri., 57:74 nomenclatorial changes, 54:98 Plum Curculio (see Conotrachelus), Polygonum, distri., 51:123; 52:100; insects, 60:178-182 53:108; 54:93; 55:53; 56:109; 57:83; 58:93; 59:49; 60:84 Pluteus, distri., 57:74; 59:58; 60:91 Polyhedra, irregularly regular, 53: p - Methoxyphenylisothiocyanate, de- 144 term, of amines, 53:119-121 Polyhydrides, reaction with thio- Pneumococcal antigenic action of cold phene, 54:101 vaccine, 51:69 Polymerization, butadiene and sty- Poa, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53:106; rene, 56:123-129 54:92; 55:51; 56:107; 57:81; Polymethyl Naphthalenes, reactions 59:48; 60:82 with malic anhydrides, 51:131 Podoctyle, life history, 53:162 Polymia, distri., 51:129; 60:88 Podophyllum, distri., 52:101; 57:83; Polypeptids, antibiological properties, 58:93; 60:85 60:58-63 Pohlia, taxonomy, 60:117-122 Polyploids, size of stomata, 54:84 Poisoning (see also Toxicity, Toxins), Polyploidy, weeds, 59:64-70 botulism, 60:67-72 Polypodium, distri., 51:121 tetanus, 60:67-72 leaf anatomy, 59:102-111 Poisonous animals, in Indiana, 60: , distri., 57:75; 58:81; 59: 315-323 58; 60:91 snakes (see also Rattlesnake, Cop- Polypsocus, distri., 60:196 perhead), 60:315-323 Polvstichum, distri., 55:50; 58:92; , geology, 55:87 59:48, 55; 60:82 Polanisia, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53: Polytrichum, use as bedding, 58:41 109; 54:94; 57:83 Polyvitelliny, in snails, 59:296 Polarizing microscope (see Micro- Pomoxis, trematodes on, 52:189 scope polarizing) Ponera, distri., 52:205 Polemonium, distri., 52:104; 54:95 Pools, ornamental, larvacides, 58:160 Poll, public opinion, 57:186 Population, changes in Indiana, 51: Pollen grains, structures in classifi- 179-193 cation of spermatophytes, 53:74 Indiana county contrasts, 53:139- profile, Cabin Creek bog, 56:36 143 extinct lake, Hendricks County, Indiana cities, 58:222-224 52:83-86 map for Indiana, 51:179-193, 194- Michigan lakes, 52:87-92 200, 207-214 Pinhook and Merrillville , problems, Terre Haute, 60:236-238 59:43-44 sampling distribution for medians, Saginaw-Muskegon area, 56:35 59:264 Texas bog, 56:36-37 trends, 58:161 studies, bog formation, 54:79-80 Populus, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53: lake forest formation, 54:80 108; 54:93; 55:53; 56:108; 57: Pollenia, distri., 56:153; 57:110; 60: 82; 58:93; 59:49; 60:83 182 nomenclatorial changes, 55:61 Polley, J. Crawford, A note on con- tree growth, 52:36-44 tinuity, 60:277 Porcupine (see Erethizon) The American university at Bair- Porella, distri., 51:101; 52:96; 56:88; ritz, 56:233 58:77; 59:113 The epistemic correlation, 59:265 key, 58:78-80 Pollination, legumes, 59:164-172 Poria, distri., 57:75; 58:81 Polyanines, condensations of, and Porter, Charles L., A new type of polyfunctional compounds, 58: key for the identification of 140 gilled mushrooms, 52:34 Polyanhydrides, reaction with thio- Kodachrome studies of trees in phene, 54:101-104 winter, 52:34 Polyergus, distri., 52:220 A card game designed as an aid Polygala, distri., 52:103; 53:109; 56: in teaching characteristics of 110; 58:94; 59:50; 60:85 gilled mushrooms, 53:73 Porter—Potzger 429

Leaf spot of Ginkgo biloba, 53:78-80 Potato, diseases, 59:43 Utilization of staled media by insects, 53:170; 56:149, 150: 57: fungi, 54:81-83 119-122; 60:178-182, 188, 189 A revision of the "punch-card" sweet white, 54:100 method for identification of Potawatomie, burial site, 51:31-33 gilled mushrooms, 55:38 Potentilla, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53: 109; 54:94; 55:54; 56:109; 57: Mycology for the bacteriologist, 83; 58:94; 60:85 56:33 Pottery (see also Anthropology), Identification of dried mushrooms, Angel site, 51:41 57:55 negative painting, 59:25 Botanists at Purdue University, Potzger, Margaret Esther (see 57:169 Potzger, John E.) The responsibilities of a mycologist Potzger, John E. (see also Friesner, 59:8-16 (Presidential address), Ray C, Rohr, Fred, and Wel- Effect of 4-D on well established 2, son, Ira T.), grape vines, 60:107-108 The Lake Forest of Northern Wis- Johnny Appleseed (John Chapman) consin and Upper Michigan, in Indiana, 60:266 51:75 Porter County, ants, 52:203-224 Pollen profile from sediments of an archaeology, 60:38 extinct lake in Hendricks bumblebees, 60:167-177 County, Indiana marks time of dragonflies, 60:205-210 drainage, 52:83-86 Fifield site, 60:38-44 Post-glacial history of the lake liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 forest type of formation, 54:80 map, 59:57 A pollen study in the tension zone mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- in the Saginaw-Muskegon area 122 of lower Michigan, 56:35 pteridophytes, 59:53-57 Forest type control in the Ver- vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- sailles Park area, Ripley 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: County, 58:71 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 59: Forests past and present on Isle 48-52; 60:82-90 Royal, 58:71-72 Porter's Cave, 54:19; 58:236 -and Leland Chandler, Beech in the forests about Laughery Posey County, anthropology, 59:17 Creek valley, 59:82-94 ants, 52:203-224 and Ray C. Friesner, An eco- bumblebees, 60:167-177 logical survey of Berkey woods, dragonflies, 60:205-210 a remnant of forest primeval fungi, 56:38-74 in Kosciusko County, Indiana, lichens, 53:81-95 52:34 liverworts, 56:86-91; 59:112-114 and Carl O. Keller, The beech mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- line in northwestern Indiana, 122 60:80 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- and Esther Whitney Potzger, 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Progress of succession in the 50-64; 56:107-114; 60:82-90 Pennington grove of Pinus vir- Postglacial drainage, use by fishes, giniana, 57:54-55 56:245-246 Secondary succession in an Postural factors in shock-shock con- Illinoian tillplain habitat, 59: ditioning, 52:181-186 95-101 — Composition of forest prim- Potamogeton, distri., 51:121; 52:98; eval from Hendricks County 53:105; 54:91; 57:81 southward to Lawrence County, nomenclatorial changes, 52:107; 53: Indiana, 60:109-113 112 and B. C. Tharp, Pollen profile Potassium chloride, effect on glass from a Texas bog, 56:36-37 membrane potentials, 51:146- and Ira T. Wilson, A study of 149 lake filling and bog formation, -sodium analysis, 55:167 54:79-80 sulfate, effect on glass membrane research grant, 56:vii, x; 57 :x; 58: potentials, 51:146-149 10 430 Pounds—Pronephros

Pounds, N. J. G., Textile manufac- Prenanthes, distri., 53:111; 54:97; 55:

ture in eastern England : a 58; 56:112; 57:85; 60:89 study in industrial location, Prenolepis, distri., 52:214 60:227 Presidential Address, Paul Weather- Poultry Mite (see Dermanyssus) wax, 51:13-21 Powder Post Beetle (see Lyctus) M. G. Mellon, 52:9-20 Powell, H. M., Heterophile and oral Theodor Just, 53:14-27 pneumococcal antigenic action Clyde A. Malott, 54:8-24 of cold vaccine, 51:69 Millard S. Markle, 55:8-14 Epidemic influenza vaccine and Ed. F. Degering, 56:7-12 antiserum, 53:50-52 J. F. Mackell, 57:9-15 Preparation of purified influenza Winona H. Welch, 58:31-46 virus vaccine, 54:66-74 C. L. Porter, 59:8-16 Influenza virus vaccine for general S. S. Visher, 60:29-36 use, 55:33 The world influenza center in Lon- Price, H. C, Jr., J. Motz, and L. M. don, 57:41-42 Langer, Low energy beta ray and C. G. Culbertson, Produc- spectra: Pmi^, S35, 59:270 tion and assay of experimental Primitive groups, legal procedure of, rabies antiserum, 60:46 60:37 and W. A. Jamieson, Rapid per- Prize, Academy, Announcement and tussis agglutination tests of terms, 57:viii, xvi the blood of one hundred nor- to J. Paul Scott (zoology) and Ray mal adult persons, 52:30-33 C. Freisner (botany), 57:xvii — Use of self attenuated in- to Clyde A. Malott (geology) and fluenza virus vaccine intra- Edward Degering (chemistry), nasal^ on Swiss mice, 57:42 58:16 M. E. Krahl, and G. H. A. to Helen Marsh Zeiner (anthro- Clowes, Inhibition of chemo- pology), and Tom Daggy (en- therapeutic action of sulfapyri- tomology), 59:xiv dine by local anesthetics, 51:70 to L. S. McClung (bacteriology) Power industry, Indiana, 58:232-235 and Paul Weatherwax (history Power, standby, for recording equip- of science), 60:17 ment, 57:123 John M. Coulter award in botany, Powers, E. Lawrence, Jr., Mating 57:xvii reaction of double animals in David Starr Jordan award in zo- Euplotes patella, 52:187 ology, 57:xvii Pri43, Beta spectrum, 59:266 William A. Noyes award in chem- Prairie, why treeless, 56:80 istry, 58:16 in Indiana, 60:80 E. R. Cumings award in geology, Pratt, D. B., Morphological charac- 58:16 teristics of a purified thermo- Eli Lilly award in anthropology, philic cellulose decomposing 59:xiv culture, 54:75-78 J. J. Davis award in entomology, Pray, Enos G., Effects of various 59:xiv species of bacteria on the Charles A. Behrens award in bac- growth of Trichomonas vagi- teriology, 60:17 nalis, in vitro, 60:313 John S. Wright award in history Pray, Francis A., Ecological obser- of science, 60:17 vations on the spring and win- Problems, in organic chemistry, 60: ter rotifer populations of a 123 pond in west central Indiana, of teaching quantitative analysis 59:295 II, 51:131 Precious stones (see also individual Proceratium, distri., 52:204 kinds), color, 52:110 Procyon, as food for Indians, 59:19-24 Precipitation (see also Rainfall), of Productus, in St. Louis formation, calcium carbonate, 60:145 52:155 effectiveness, 52:177 Progomphus, distri., 56:165; 60:207 trends in Indiana, 56:202 in Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: Pregnant mare serum, response of 200 chicks to, 54:207 Progynotaenia, taxonomy, 60:314 Preissia, distri., 56:90; 58:77; 59:114 Pronephros, development, 60:310 ;

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Pronko, N. H., The postural factors man, David T.; Hill, Harris; in shock-shock conditioning, Hovorka, E. J.; Josey, Charles 52:181-186 C; Kerr, W. A.; Koenker, Propane, 1, 2-dichloro-, insecticide, Robert H.; Ledgerwood, Rich- 57:120 ard; Livingston, W. A.; Long, Propylene, 1, 3-dichloro-, insecticide, Alma; Lundin, Robert W.; 57:120 Luria, Z. H.; McCormick, E. Prosperinaca, distri., 58:94 J.; Ort, Robert Stanley; Pron- Protease (see also Enzymes), 60:67- ko, N. H.; Reece, Dorothy; 72 Remmers, H. H.; Schmidt,

Proterogynotaenia, distri., 60:314 Bernardine G. ; Sparks, Blair

Proteus, effect of sulfa drugs and W. ; Stone, G. Raymond; Suth- streptomycin, 59:38 erland, Jean; Swenson, Esther Protoparce, biology and control, 56: J.; Van Liere, Donald W.

157-162 Welborn, E. L. ; Williamson, distri., 60:179 Marjorie; Wood, Homer G.) Protoplasm, early studies, 58:268-273 abstracts, 51:247; 52:180; 53:147- Prototaxites, 51:24 149; 54:192-196; 55:170; 56: Protozoa, for class study, 60:312 240; 57:186-189; 58:290-293; intestinal parasites, 52:196-200; 53: 59:283-290; 60:305-308 172-176; 54:198 animal, 60:308 Provenience of the Walum Olum, 51: benefits of distribution of effort, 55-59 57:187 Prunella, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 54: clinical, implications of class con- 95; 55:56; 56:111; 57:84; 59: cept, 60:307 51; 60:87, 90 developmental study of feeble- Prunus, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53: mindedness, 56:241-244 109; 54:94; 55:54; 57:83; 60:85 devices of U. S. Employment Serv- growth, 60:93-96 ice, 53:148-149 nomenclatorial changes, 53:114 educational guidance, 53:150-152 Psaronius, in coal balls, 52:62-68 effect of music, 52:180 Psathyrella, distri., 57:75 effects of spatial restriction in mice, Pseudococcus, control. 59:210-211 54:199 Pseudomonas, effect of sulfa drugs examinations, 52:180 and streptomycin, 59:38 factors in transfer, 51:248-255 Psilocybe, distri., 58:81 high school course, 56:240 Psithyrus, distri., 60:167-177 in industry, 53:147, 149 Psocids, distri., 57:109 measurement of latency, 55:178-181 Psocoptera, of Indiana, 60:192-204 of supervisory quality, 53:149 Psocus, distri., 60:192-204 as normative science, 58:293 Psoralea, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 54: postural factors, 52:181-186 94 principles of behavior development, Psychological effect of music, 52:180 54:194-195 program in industry, 53:147 pseudo-beliefs of high school pupils, research in industrial music and 57:186 plant broadcasting, 53:148 research in industrial music and Psychology (see also Education and plant broadcasting, 53:148 entries under following author salesmanship, 51:247 names: Baker, Lawrence M.; transfer of training, 51:247 Beller, Emanuel K.; Bruce, R. true false tests, 51:256-260 W.; Buss, Arnold H.; Camp- war industries servicing, 53:148-149 bell, S. L.; Cohen, B. D.; Cop- Psychometric tests, effect of glutamic pock, H.; Craig, David; Deese, acid, 59:286 Jesse; Denenberg, V. H.; Dre- Psychotherapy, implications from her, Robert E.; Ellison, Doug- learning theory, 60:306 las G.; Engle, T. L.; Fay, Paul J.; Fink, John B.;. Frank- Psychotic patients, personality pro- jections in paintings, 57:187 lin, Joseph C. ; Fuller, Paul R.; Gage, N. L.; Gelber, B.; Physcia, distri., 53:94 Glaser, Robert; Greenspoon, Psvllipsocus, distri., 60:194 Joel; Gurel, Lee; Guttman, Ptelea, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 56: Norman; Headlee, C. R.; Her- 110; 60:85 432 PTERETIS—QUINOLYL

Pteretis, distri., 51:120; 57:81 , distri., 54:96; 55:56; nomenclatorial changes, 55:59 56:111; 58:95 60: Pteridium, distri., 51:120; 54:91; 59: Pyrausta, distri., 56:148; 57:106; 55 178 Pyreneoplastic manifestations, 59:297 Pteridophytes, of Valparaiso moraine, Pyrenopsis, distri., 53:84 59:53-57 Pyrenula, distri., 53:83 Pteridopsida, Devonian-Mississippian Pyrethrum (see insecticides, insect of Indiana and Kentucky, 58: control) 70 Pyrola, distri., 51:127 Pteridospermae, in high latitudes, Pyrrhopappus, distri., 51:68,129 51:24 Pyrus, fireblight resistance, 59:40 Pteronarcys, distri., 54:226 Pythagorean triangles, 57:178 Ptilidium, distri., 51:100; 56:87, 92-94 Pythium, antagonism, 59:71 Ptychocarpus, in coal balls, 52:62-68 Pyxine, distri., 53:94 Puberty, rites of the Mohave, 57:37 Public opinion, polls, 57:186 Quack grass (see Agropyron) Publication in Proceedings, eligibility, Quail, banding, 54:201 60:344 social behavior in captives, 53:157- Puccinia, on Mentha, 60:97-101 158 Stipa-mallow species, 59:41 Quamoclit, distri., 56:110 Puerco fauna, of New Mexico, 57:124 Quantitative Analysis II, problems of Pulaski County, ants, 52:203-224 teaching, 51:131 bumblebees, 60:167-177 techniques, 53:117 dragonflies, 55:196 Quapaw, mnemonic records, 55:29-32 liverworts, 56:86-91 Quaternary ammonium compounds, mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- 60:46 122 Quercus, dendrometer studies, 51:74 sand and gravel, 59:221-224 distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53:108; 54: vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- 93; 55:53; 56:108; 57:82; 58: 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: 93-96; 59:49; 60:84 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; germination, 51 :83-86 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 growth - rainfall trend - coefficients, Pulex, distri., 56:153 59:46 Pulvinaria, distri., 56:151; 57:109 marcessent leaves, 57:56 Punch-card, identification of, mush- respiration, 51:83-86 rooms, 55:38 tree growth, 52:36-44; 60:93-96 Pupae of Tenebrionidae, 56:253 Quicksand, character, 55:137-141 Purdue Biological Society, historical coarseness of grain and lifting sketch, 56:222-225 power, 56:194-195 University, botanists, 57:169 suction effect, 56:196-197 entomology, 57:104 Quinacrine hydrochloride, on coccidi- history of bacteriology, 53:66-71 osis, 56:248-252 School of Pharmacy, 57:169; 58: Quinaldine, 6-acetyl-4-chloro-, 6-acet- 250 yl-4-hydroxy-, rearrangement, Putnam County, ants, 52:203-224 59:136 archaeological sites, 51:30 Quinqueserialis, ecology, 59:293 bumblebees, 60:167-177 Quinn, B. E., and James E. Brock, dragonflies, 60:205-210 Determination of the deflective fungi, 56:38-74; 58:82-91 curve of a vibrating beam by karst, 54:8-24 means of bonded strain gages, lichens, 53:81-95 58:289 liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 Quinoline, 6-benzoyl-, rearrangement, mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- 59:137 122 Quinolineacetic acids, 60:153-157 myxomycetes, 57:69-73 Quinolines, iso- in chemical micro- St. Louis-Lower-Chester section, scopy, 60:162-163 52:141 substituted benzyl-, 60:158-161 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Quinolinium picrate, 6-benzoyl-, re- 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: arrangement, 59:137 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; Quinolyl ketones, rearrangement of 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 oximes, 59:134-139 Rabb—Recreation 433

Rabb, Albert Livingston, memorial, Rana, distri., 51:266 51:10-11 effects of 2-thiouracil on larvae, Rabies antiserum, production and as- 60:324-328 say, 60:46 pronephros in, 60:310 Rabbit (see also Sylvilagus), deter- Randall, W. C. (see Hiestand, W. A. mination of hematocrit, 57:199- and Stullken, D. E.) 204 Randolph County, bumblebees, 60: Raccoon (see Procyon) 167-177 Cabin Creek bog, 55:37 Radiation, A3S, 60:296 dragonflies, 60:205-210 chemistry, 60:130 liverworts, 56:86-91; 59:112-114 from electron, 55:168-169 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 Fermi levels in semiconductors, 60: vascular plants, 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 296 99m 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 58:92-96; from Mo" and Tc , 60:295 59:48-52 from radioactive gold, tungsten, and dysprosium, 51:235 Rankin, David, and Ed. F. Deger- from V48, 60:297 ing, Preparation and proper- Radio, in public opinion polls, 57:186 ties of certain ether derivatives trade area, Terre Haute, 59:231 of starch, 54:114-116 Radioactive, manganese, 51:234 Ranunculus, distri., 51:124; 52:101; Radioacivity, decay of mesotrons, 51: 53:108; 54:93; 55:54; 56:109; 235 57:83; 58:93; 59:49; 60:84 dysprosium, 51:235 Raoult's law, 51:165 gold, 51:235 Raphael, Brother, memorial, 53:12 Iniio, 60:294 Rasp, notched, distri., 59:17 tungsten, 51:235 Rat, adrenal cortical grafts, 51:264- Radiobiology, elementary processes in, 265 60:130 alkaline glycero-phosphatase in, mechanism of protection in, 60:130 60:311 physical and chemical processes, ear-adrenalectomy, 51:264-265 60:130 effect of uric acids on excretion, Radish, insect control, 60:187-191 60:126-129 Radium E, 51:235 experimental thyroid tumors, 60:313 Radula, distri., 51:101; 56:89 gonad development, 54:199 Rafinesque, Constantine S., Indi- hoarding behavior, 60:305 ana scientist, 54:179-183 lever pressing response, 60:308 Walum Olum, 54:44-48 mesonephric kidney, 51:263-264 Rail fence, 55:93 Mite (see Liponyssus) Rail, Virginia, banding, 54:201-206 Rice (see Oryzomys) Railway pattern, Canadian, 59:215 Rates of evolutionary processes, 53: Columbus area, 58:230 14-27 Raimannia (see Oenothera) Ratibida, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 54: Rain forest, 59:291 96 Rainfall (see also Drouths and Pre- Rattlesnake (see also Sistrurus), in cipitation), changes in Indiana, Delaware County, 53:154 56:2O2-20T injuries by, 60:318 5 charts, 58:196-205 Ray s Cave, 54:18; 58:236 cumulative departure from normal, Rb«6, Beta spectrum, 60:294 59 "239 Reaction time, to visual stimuli, 55: variability, 58:196-205 170 Rall, Waldo (see Miller, Maurice Reading clinic, report of remedial, M.) 58:293^ Ramalina, distri., 53:93 rate, relation to perceptual span, Ramsey, R. R., Radiation from an 55:170 electron using the formula, Reboulia, distri., 51:102; 56:90; 58: H = Curl Idl/r, 55:168-169 77; 59:114 Early physics in Indiana (to 1900) Recapitulation theory, 55:206-214 58:253-256 Receptaculties, in the Wisconsin arch, — and Leolin E. Long, Oscilla- 58:244 - tion of coupled circuits, 51:237- Recreation, unglaciated area, 59:216- .244 Z2U 434 Rectified—Reynolds

Rectified wave, components of, 53:146 Grant Committee, grant to Robert Rector, M. A., Systematic study of Drummond, 58:10 herbaceous plants and shrubs A. L. Foley, 53:ix in Christy woods, 60:114-116 C. P. Hickman, 58:10 Walter E. Martin, 54:ix Recursion inequalities, 54:184 J. E. Potzger, 56:vii, x; 57 :x; (see Rhodophyceae and 58:10 genus names) A. E. Reynolds, 58:10 Red Spider, control, 57:120; 60:188 W. E. Thrum, 58:10 distri., 56:151 Kenneth Wagner, 56 :x Reece, Dorothy, Some psychological grants completed and in progress, devices of the United States 56 :x; 59:ix Employment Service for use refund of grants, 56 :x in the servicing of war indus- rule for consideration of applica- tries, 53:148-149 tions, 52:xi study of duties, 52:xi Reed, Merton J. (see Noecker, N. Navy program in colleges, 56:13-19 L.) sidelights, 56:115 Reese, Elsie (see Thrum, W. E.) Resins, compared with zeolites, 51: Reeves, James A., Forces which build 136-145 mountains, 60:228 synthetic, 51:136-145 Reflection echelon grating, 58:288 Resistivity curve, germanium, 57:180 shape of fringes, 59:267 semi-conductor, 56:236 Reflex behavior in spinal dogs, 55: 171-177 Respiration, control in birds and Reforestation, spoil banks, 56:173 mammals, 52:188 Refractions in a compound lens, 55: excised maize roots, 54:79; 60:78 165 in Reptilia, 52:188 Refrigerants,* recent advances, 56: in seed plants, 55:39-45 119-122 studies of the sea-cucumber, 51:262 Regeneration, from planted conifers, white-oak acorns, 51:83-86 59:59-63 Respiratory centers, in mouse, 56:246 Rehm, Robert A., Metabolic effect of control in birds and mammals, 52: the administration of thiouracil 188 on Periplaneta americana, 59: Response, conditioning in human or- 295 ganism, 58:291 Reindeer-moss, 58:31 relation between test score and in- Reinforcements, number of, 60:308 consistency of, 58:290-291 Reisner, George A., Indiana scien- Retail trade area, Terre Haute, 59: tist, 54:179-183 232 Relative electronegativity, 51:167-172; Retention, short time intervals, 55: 52:135-139; 53:122-129 178 humidity, 51:234 Reticulitermes, distri., 56:152; 57:110 Religion, mathematical theory, 57:178 Retroactive inhibition, 51:248-255 Remedial reading, report of clinic, Rettger, Louis John, memorial, 54: 58:292-293 6-7 Reminiscence, in rote nonsense syl- Reyniers, James A. (see Ervin, lable learning, 55:178 Robert F.) Remmers, H. H., and Quentin W. Reynolds, Albert E., Reproductive File, Measurement and evalu- periodicity in male skink, Eu- ation of supervisory quality in meces fasciatus, 51:264 industry, 53:149 Sex hormone response of the hemi- Repellents, insect, 57:121 penis of Eimieces fasciatus as Reptilia, respiration, 52:188 reflected by organ weight, 57: Reprint costs, Academy action, 60:13 191-198 Reproduction, periodicity in skink, et al., A specific gravity method 51 :264 for determining hematocrit in Research, contribution to war effort, rabbits, 57:199-204 56:13-19 research grant, 58:10 Endowment, resolutions regarding, Reynolds, Harold W., A new tech- 58:13 nique in the artificial culture on essential oil plants, 51:75 of nematodes, 56:84-85 Reynolds—Rorippa 435

Reynolds, Thomas E., Advent of low- Rickettsiae, under electron micro- er Puerco fauna, San Juan scope, 53:53-54 Basin, New Mexico, 57:124 transmitted by Arthopoda, 54:198 Rhi03 bombardment with 15-20 mev Ricks, Robert E. (see Mathers, 5 alpha-particles, 57:182 Frank C.) Rhacomitrium, distri., 58:45 Riebsomer, J. L., Reactions of nitro- Rhagoletis, distri., 56:150; 57:108; gen peroxide with organic com- 60:180 pounds, 53:118 Rhamnus, distri., 51:126; 53:109; 55: Rieke, F. F., Effects of a resonant 55; 56:110 load on the performance of a Rhesus factor, anthropological data, magnetron, 56:238 58:49 Riel, F. J., Ed. F. Degering, and H. Rhexia, distri., 51:126; 55:55 B. Hass, The addition of nitro- Rhipicephalus, distri., 56:153 gen tetroxide to ketene, 59:150- Rhizocarpon, distri., 53:86 152 Rhizopus, antagonism, 59:72 Rinodina, distri., 53:94 Rhodnius, corpus allatum, 51:269 Ripley County, beech in the forests Rhodobryum, taxonomy, 60:117-122 of Laughery Creek, 59:82 Rhodophyceae, in Huyck Preserve, bumblebees, 60:167-177 59:80 forest ecology, 59:82-94; 59:95-101 Rhodotus, distri., 60:91 fungi, 56:38-74 Rhus, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53:109; liverworts, 59:112-114 54:94; 55:55; 56:110; 60:86 mosses, 53:96-99 nomenclatorial changes, 55:61-62; myxomycetes, 57:69-73 57:86 vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- Rhyacionia, distri., 56:151 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 56: Rhynchospora, distri., 51:122 107-114; 57:81-86; 58:92-96; disjunct in Cabin Creek bog, 55:37 59:48-52; 60:82-90 nomenclatorial changes, 54:97 Rivers, changing relations to cities, Rhynsburger, Wilbert, Regional in- 57:124 fluences on the Canadian rail- post-glacial connections, 56:245-246 way pattern, 59:215 Roach, brown-banded, 51:280 Rhytidiadelphous, economic use, 58:40 control, 57:120 Ribes, distri., 54:94 as test animal, 59:173-180 Ribley, A. Max, and E. St. Clair Robin, banding, 54:202 Gantz, A spectrophotometric Robinia, distri., 52:102; 55:54; 56: study of certain methods of 109; 58:94; 60:85 the colorimetric determination growth, 60:93-96 of tin, 56:136-140 tree planting, 55:37 Riboflavin, effect of iron on produc- Rockhold, William T. (see Mann, tion by Clostridia, 53:29 David E., Jr.) resemblance to atebrin, 57:87 Rocky Mountains, imbricate struc- Riccardia, distri., 56:90; 59:114 tures, 57:124 Riccia, distri., 51:102; 56:91 Rodent, poisons, 57:121 Ricciocarpus, distri., 51:102; 56:90 Rohr, Fred W., and J. E. Potzger, Rice, Charles M. (see Mathers, Forest and prairie in three Frank C.) northwestern Indiana counties, Rice, trace element deficiencies, 55: 60:80 37 Roller, Duane, Significance of sym- Richman, Ernest, and H. O. Deay, bols in physical equations, 55: Preliminary report on mosquito 167 repellants, 52:192-195 Methods for naming new physical Richmond formation, 55:84 concepts, 56:235-236 Ricker, W. E., The abundance of An analysis of Rumford's methods game fish in a small lake, 51: of testing the Eighteenth Cen- 262 turv theories of heat, 60:267 Growth studies as an aid in fish- Root, Smilax, 60:78 eries management, 52:187 Rootworm, Corn (see also Diabro- A first list of Indiana stoneflies tica), distri., 53:170; 56:149 (Plecoptera), 54:225-230 Rorippa, distri., 51:125; 52:101; 53: Some evolutionary trends in Ple- 109; 54:94; 55:54; 56:109; 57: coptera, 59:197-209 83; 58:93; 59:50; 60:85 436 Rorschach—Sand

Rorschach technique, 59:285 vascular plants, 53:105-114; 55:50- Rosa, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53:109; 64; 57:81-86; 58:92-96; 60:82- 54:94; 55:54; 56:109; 57:83; 90 60:85 Russula, distri., 57:74; 58:81; 59:58: Rose insects, 60:180 60:91 Rose, C. L., J. R. Hannah, and K. K. Rusts, Stipa-mallow, 59:40 Chen, Cellular constitutents Rutgers 612, insect repellent, 57:121 and chemistry of the hamster's Rutile, in Florida sands, 52:140 blood, 55:190-195 Ryan, G. S., Noctuidae of Steuben Rose Polytechnic Institute, contribu- County, 52:189 tions by scientists, 60:265 Rosellinia, taxonomy, 56:38-74 Sabatia, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 56: Rosenthal, Arthur, History of cal- 110; 60:86 culus, 59:265 Saccharic acid, 57:92-96 Ross, A. E., Mathematics teacher Sacheria, in Huyck Preserve, 59:81 training in relation to proper Sagittaria, distri., 51:121; 54:92; 58: teaching- of undergraduate al- 92; 60:82 gebra, 57:178 Salamander, melanogenesis, 60:309 iRoss Biological Reserves, vascular behavior, 59:292 flora, 60:79 transplantation, 60:309 Rotala, distri., 55:55 Salem limestone, 54:8-24; 55:85; 57: Rotations, four dimensional, 60:280- 48-152; 60:254 293 Salesmanship, ability ratings, 51:247 Rotenone (see Insecticides, Insect Salicylate, effect on uric acid secre- Control) tion, 60:126 Rothrock, David Andrew, memorial, Salix, disjunct species in Cabin Creek 59:5 bog, 55:37 Roth well, Norman, and C. B. Heis- distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53:108; 54: er, Jr., Chromosome numbers 93; 56:108; 57:82; 58:93; 59: in Claytonia, 60:80 49; 60:83 Rotifer populations, 59:295 nomenclatorial changes, 56:113 Rubber, crystallization, 59:268 Salm, Sr. Eleanor Marie (see Camp- Rubus, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53: bell, Kenneth N.) 109; 54:94; 55:54; 57:83; 58: Salmonella, effect of bactericidins 94 from domestic fowl, 53:29 Rudbeckia, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 54: Salsola, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 55:53 96; 55:58; 56:111; 58:95; 59:52; Saltpetre cavern, 58:237 60:88 Salts Cavern, 54:15 Rudd, Robert, Study of the cucumber Saluda Formation, 55:83 industry at Terre Haute, 58: Salvia, distri., 52:105 214-221 Salzmann, Zdenek, Method for ana- Ruellia, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 54: lyzing numerical systems, 59:18 96; 55:57; 56:111 Sambucus, distri., 51:128; 53:111; 54: nomenclatorial changes, 55:63 96; 55:58; 56:111 Rules, Charles L., Herbert C. Samia, life cycle, 56:246 Brown, and E. St. Clair Samolus, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 55: Gantz, Should inorganic chem- 56; 58:94; 59:50; 60:86 istry be restored to the under- Sampling distribution, medians, gen- graduate curriculum, 58:97 eral population, 59:264 Rumex, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53: Pearson III distribution, 59:265 108; 54:93; 56:109; 57:82; 58: Sampsen, Milo B. (see Bullock, M.

93; 59:49; 60:84 Loren ) nomenclatorial changes, 55:61 Sand culture, tomato, 51:94-99 Runner, Meredith, Analysis of the and gravel pits, 59:221 mesonephic kidney of the rat high-silica, 59:215 embryo by means of intraocu- of Indiana, 60:247-255 lar grafts, 51:263-264 maple, 55:121 Rush County, ants, 52:203-224 morphology, classification and uses, bumblebees, 60:167-177 55:121-143 fungi, 56:38-74 northwestern Indiana, 59:221-224 Sand—Schuder 437

Ohio River formation, 59:215 Scalopus aquaticus, food for Indians, quick- (see Quicksand) 59:23 sonorous, 55:141 Scanlon, Wayne, A quantitative Sanders, Dorothy, et al., Antibac- method for the spectroscopic terial substances from plants analysis of potassium-sodium collected in Indiana, 54:52-53 solution, 55:167 Scapania, distri., 51:101; 56:88; 58: Sandstone, Borden, 55:84, 96-101 77; 59:114; 60:180 Chester, 55:86; 58:169; 59:260; 60: Scavenger Beetle (see Ips) 239-246 Scendesmus, in Huyck Preserve, 59: Degonia, 60:241 81 Dicksburg Hills, 57:131 Schaaf, Karl (see Degering, Ed. F.) Eau Clair, 58:176 Schaeffer, Harold F., Dehydrogena- Elwren, 59:261 tions by means of sulfur: formations, 60:239-246 Adaptation as an experiment Hazelton Bridge, 57:130 for general chemistry course, Knobstone, 55:84; 58:191 59:153-154 of Knox County, 57:125-141 Isoquinolines in chemical micro- Mansfield, 55:83-88, 96-101; 58:170; scopy: a reagent for zinc and 60:239-246 cadmium, 60:162-163 Merom, 57:129 Schick, John W., and Ed. F. Deger- Mooretown, 5§:198-200; 58:170; 59: ing, Certain condensations of 260 polyamines and polyfunctional Mt. Simon, 58:176 compounds, 58:140-141 Paleozoic, 60:247-255 Schiele, Burtrum (see Franklin, Palestine, 60:239-246 Joseph C.) Rosiclare, 58:170 Schiff bases, of carbostyrils, 60:138- Tar Springs, 60:243 140 Sanguinaria, distri., 51:124; 56:109; Schipper, Arthur Louis, An effec- 60:85 tive method of demonstrating Sanciula, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53: longitudinal binary fission of 110; 54:95; 55:55; 56:110; 57: Euglena, 59:296 84; 58:94; 60:86 Polyvitelliny in Stagnicola rejiexa San Jose scale, 60:180 (Say)., 59:296 Sap-removal, maple syrup making, Schistosoma, in man, 54:198 effect on annual ring growth, Schistostega, 58:40 59:46-47 Schizophyllum, distri., 57:74 Sapero, J. J. (see Louttit, C. M.) Schizothrix, in Wayne Co., 52:77 Saponaria, distri., 52:101; 53:108; 54: Schmelzle, A. F. (see Kanning, E. 93; 55:54; 56:109; 57:83; 59: W.) 49; 60:84 Schmidt, Bernardine G., Develop- Sapsucker, Yellow-bellied, 54:201 mental study of feebleminded- Sarcophaga, larvae, 52:189 ness from adolescence to early Sassafras, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 53: adulthood, 56:241-244 108; 54:94; 55:54; 56:109; 57: ScilNELTZLER, E. E., Natural bacteri- 83; 60:85 cides in the plasma of the growth-rainfall trend-coefficients, domestic fowl, 53:29 59:42-43 Schockel, Bernard, Manufacturing nomenclatorial changes, 55:61 level of manufactural Evans- Saunders, Allen, and L. S. Mc- ville, 60:256-259 Clung, Effect of various con- Schopmeyer, H. H. (see Dietz, Al- centrations of iron on the pro- bert A.) duction of riboflavin by cer- Schuch, Cecelia (see Elliott, Kath- tain Clostridia, 53:29 erine J.) Saururus, distri., 52:100; 59:49 Schuchertella, in St. Louis limestone, Saxifraga, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 54: 52:155 94; 59:50 Schuder, Donald L., Studies on the Say, Thomas, as entomologist in control of the Taxus mealybug, Indiana, 60:266 59:210-211 Sc^, decav, 57:182 The effects of some of the newer Scale, Forbes, 60:180 insecticides on tomatoes and San Jose, 60:180 tomato insects, 60:211-221 438 SCHUTZEL—SEIURUS

Schutzel, Ann, Influence of political Social organization and leadership organization on legal proce- among sheep, 52:187 dures of primitive groups, 60: Social behavior, range and terri- 37 torality of domestic mice, 53: Schwarz, W. M., Focussing of ions 188-195 in a magnetic field, 55:167 Effects of spatial restriction upon Schweiger, L. B. (see Britt, E. M. defensive fighting in male mice, and Ketchum, Helen M.) 54:199 recipient of Academy Prize, 57:xvi Schweinsberger, Sanchia, Bone flutes and whistles found in Scott, Richard A. (see also Smith, Ohio Valley sites, 59:28-33 Ernest Rice) A study of variation in leaf anat- Science Clubs movement, 56:13-19 omy with reference to habitat critique, 54:160 in two species of Polypodium, degrees, college teachers, 57:9-15 59:102-111 education, 59:131-133 history (see also History of Scott County, ants, 52:203-224 Science) fungi, 56:38-74 abstracts, 54:160; 56:221; 57:169- liverworts, 56:86-91; 58:80 170; 58:250-252; 60:265-267 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 historian's view, 54:160 myxomycetes, 57:69-73 Indian corn, 54:169-178 vascular plants, 51*120-129; 53:105- in Indiana, preparation proposed, 114; 55:50-64; 58:92-96; 60:82- 54:179 90 Odonatology, 54:161-168 Scottsburg Lowland, 58:188-195 men of, in Indiana, 54:179-183; 59: Underground water and glacial xi, xiii, 60:9, 13, 29-36 geology, 58:188-195 and society, 52:9-20 Scrophularia, distri., 51:128; 52:105; Talent Committee, relation of In- 54:96; 55:57; 56:111; 60:87 diana colleges, 58:xi Scutellaria, distri., 51:127; 52:104; plan for selecting 58:8; 59:vi, x 53:110; 54:95; 55:56; 56:110; The uniform turns to, 56:13 57:84; 58:95; 60:87,90 Scientists, American Men of Science, nomenclatorial changes, 53:114; 55: 58:251-252 62-63 Indiana, 55:154-162; 58:251-252, Scutigerella, distri., 60:179 274-287; 60:29-36 Scytonema, distri., 52:76; 59:80 present deficit, 56:13-19 Sea-cucumber (see Thyone) and society, 52:9-20 Sears, Louis M., A historian views Scintillation counter, 59:270 science, 54:160 Scirpus, distri., 51:122; 52:99; 53: Sears, R. W. (see Cook, D. J.) 106; 54:92; 56:108; 57:82 Seasons, beginning time in Indiana, nomenclatorial changes, 53:113; 54: 55:144-146 97; 55:60 Sedimentation, around El Paricutin, Sciurus, as food for Indians, 59:19-24 55:117-120 Scleria, distri., 51:122; 54:92 Sedum, distri., 58:94; 59:50; 60:115 Scleroderma, distri., 60:92 Seed, germination, dodder, 51:114-115 Scolopendra, bites by, 60:315 production, tulip tree, 51:75; 52:34 Scolytidae, control, 58:151-152 Seidlitz, L., E. Bleuler, and D. J. Scolytus, distri., 56:150; 60:180 Tendam, Disintegration energy Scotobates, taxonomy, 56:259 of A129, 59:270 Scott, Donald C, Notes on the Seitner, Philip G., Observations on Odonata of the Tippecanoe a new xiphidrocercaria belong- River State Park, Pulaski ing to the Virgula group, 53: County, Indiana, 55:196-205 156-157 Scott, Dorothy L. (see also Mulli- Studies on four new species of son, Wendall R.), Pollen Xiphidiocercariae of the Vir- grain structure in the classifi- gula type (Trematoda: Dig- cation of spermatophytes, 53: enea), 54:197 74 Notes on a giant cystocerous cer- Scott, J. P. (see also Gantz, E. St. caria and its life history, 55: Clair), Social organization in 183 a small flock of sheep, 51:261 Seiurus motacilla, 59:296 SELAGINELLA—SlLBER 439

Selaginella, distri., 51:121; 53:105; Sheean, John Lyman, memorial, 56: 56:107 5 Selective toxins, structure and func- Sheep, social organization, 51:261; 52: tion, 60:47 187 Selenium, dioxide, oxidations, 58:145- Shellabarger, C. J. and W. R. 147 Breneman, Effects of pinea- Semen, cattle, 58:294 lectomy on young white leg- Semiconductors, electrical behavior, horn cockerels, 59:299-302 59:268 Fermi levels, 60:296 Shelby County, bumblebees, 60:167-177 optical properties, 60:295 mosses, 52:52-57 shape of resistivity curves, 56:236 vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- Seneca, archaeology, 54:31 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 56:107- Senecio, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53: 114 111; 54:97; 58:96; 60:89 Shell mound complex, at the Cato nomenclatorial changes, 54:99 site, 55:18-22 Serrin, James B., A hydro-dynamical in Monroe County, 54:25-28 corollary of Julia's Theorem, people, 59:17-18 60:277 Shenk's woods, microclimatic factors, Service trade area, Terre Haute, 59: 53:72 234 Shipleyia, systematic note, 60:314 Servo theory, application to human motor mechanism, 58:290 Shoe lake, abundance of game fish, Serums, rabies anti-, 60:46 51:262 Setaria, distri., 51:122; 52:99; 53: Shonle, Horace Abbott, memorial, 106; 54:92; 55:52; 56:108; 57: 57:8 82; 58:92, 96; 59:48; 60:83, 89 Shortridge High School, outstanding Settlement in Indiana, trends indi- science students, 60:267 cated by voting residences of Shoshonean-speaking tribes; physical officials, 58:161 types, 55:26-28 Seven freedoms, 56:7-12 Shot Hole Borer, distri., 56:150 Sex hormone, response of the hemi- Shrike, Migrant, 54:201 penis of Eumeces, 57:191-198 Shrimp (see Crago, Palaemonetes) Sexual cycle, Toredo, 51:265 Shrivenham barracks, American Uni- Sexuality, in Birds Nest fungus, 57: versity, 56:233 54 Shrock, Robert R., Calcitic pisolites Shades, resolution regarding, 57:xvii forming in travertine cascade State Park, geology, 55:87 deposits, 55:102-106 Spring meeting, 58:7 Karst features in Maya region of , geology, 55:87 Yucatan peninsula, Mexico, 55: Shale, Aux Vases, 58:170 111-116 Borden, 55:85 Sedimentation and wind action Chester, 55:86 around Volcan Paricutin, Mex- Clore, 60:240 ico, 55:117-120 Ditney Hills, 57:129 Surficial breccias produced from Elwren, 60:245 chemical weathering of Eocene Golconda, 60:244 limestone in Haiti, West Indies, Hazelton Bridge, 57:130 55:107-110 Menard, 60:240 Shutts, C. Francis, Microclimates of New Albany, 58:161-162 four adjacent areas in the Ordovician, 55:84 chaparral of San Dimas Can- Parkers, 57:131 yon, California, 60:81 relation to Mansfield sandstone, 60: Shuyler, H. R., Problems and Obser- 240-246 vations of a Kansas pest con- , 55:84 trol operator, 57:104 Waldron, 55:84 Sicyos, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 58: Water supply relation, 60:247-255 95; 60:88 Shanks, M. E., Hodograph methods Sida, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53:109; for compressible flow, 56:234 54:94; 55:55; 60:86, 90 Shark, skull, 55:210 Sigillaria, 51:25 Shawnee (Indians), 51:62 Silber, Leo M., Design of iris-loaded anthropology, 54:39 waveguides, 59:271 440 Silene—Soil

Silene, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 53:108; Smilacina, distri., 52:100; 53:107; 54: 54:93; 55:54; 56:109; 57:83; 92; 55:52; 56:108; 57:82; 58: 59:49; 60:84 93; 60:83 Silicon, optical properties, 60:295 Smilax, distri., 51:123; 53:107; 54:93; Silphium, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 54: 55:53; 56:108; 57:82; 59:49; 60: 96; 55:58; 56:111; 57:85; 58: 83 95; 59:52; 60:80 nomenclatorial changes, 54:98 root anatomy, 60:78 Silurian, fossils, 51:22-29 Henry County, 58:179 Smith, Dale M., Tragopogon in In- limestone, water supply, 60:252 diana, 60:81 shales, 55:84 Smith, Ernest Rice, An unusual Silver amidosulfonate, reaction with specimen of "pencil" marcasite, 52: alkyl iodines, 52:122-124 141 in gravel deposits, 55:130 Notes on the Pleistocene of Palm )r Beach Florida, 54:125 isotope Agi< >, origin, 57:182 County, Silver, W. H., Fungus flora of an Sand, 55:121-143 insect gall, 51:75 Influence of coarseness of grain on Simon, E. W. (see Beevers, H.) the lifting effect of quicksand, Simmons, Emory G., Studies in stro- 56:194-195 matic Sphaeriales of Indiana, Study of supposed suction effect of 56:38-74; II, 58:82-91 quicksand, 56:196-197 SlMONSEN, D. H. (see also van Wag- and Richard A. Scott, A St. TENDONK, W. J.) Louis-Lower Chester section in ''Singing sand", 55:141-142 Greencastle Township, Putnam Single subject plan, teaching chemis- County, Indiana, 52:141 try, '59:147-148 Smith, F. C, The force of mortality Sink holes (see also Karst), in In- function, 56:234 diana karst, 54:8-24 Smith, George Hume, memorial, 54:7 Lost River, 58:237; 59:214 Smith, Howard W., Some problems Siouan, archaeology, 54:31 encountered in nematocide Sioux (Indians), 51:62 screening, 59:156 anthropology, 54:39 Smolelis, A. N., and S. E. Hartsell, Siskell, Jean (see Welcher, Frank) Microbiological determination Sistrurus, in Delaware County, 53: of lysozvme, 59:38 154 Snail, polyvitelliny, 59:296 injuries by, 60:318 Snakes, bites, 60:318-323 Sisymbrium, distri., 51:125; 52:101; poisonous, in Indiana, 60:315-323 53:109; 54:94; 55:54; 56:109; , 60:70 58:93; 60:85 Snowfall, average date, 55:144-146 nomenclatorial changes, 53:113 Social attitude, components, 59:283 Sisyrinchium, distri., 51:123; 52:100; behavior of animals, 55:183 53:108; 54:93; 56:108; 58:93 in birds, 53:157-158 nomenclatorial changes, 56:112 in mice, 53:188-195 Sitona, distri., 57:107 organization, sheep, 51:261; 52: Sitotroga, distri., 60:181 187 Sium, distri., 52:103; 53:110; 54:95; Society, Science, Scientists, and 52:9- 55:55; 59:50 20 Skink (see also Eumeces), reproduc- Sociology, atomic bomb, 55:8-14 tion, 51:264 Sod culture, insect control, 59:181-184 Skinner, Robert R., The Fifield Site, Sodium chloride, effect on glass mem- upper Mississippian manifesta- brane potentials, 51:146-149 tions Porter County, Indiana, selenate, insecticide, 57:120 60:38-44 sulfate, effect on glass membrane

Skull (see also Craniology) , evolu- potentials, 51:146-149 tion, 55:208 Soil, bacteria (see also Bacteriology), osteology in various amphisbaenids, .55:34-35 53:158 Compound NC, 57:120 Skunk (see Mephitis) conservation, in Indiana, 57:123; 58: Slides, 2x2 inch, preparation, 52:93- 208-213 95 District Law, 58:261 Smartweed flea beetle, 53:170 isolation of Verticillium from, 60:79 Solanum—Sprays 441

Solanum, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: Spectrograph, two-meter grating, 55: 110; 54:96; 55:56; 57:84; 58: 164 95; 60:87 Spectrophotometry, copper (II) com- Solar system, mass and density distri- plexes, 57:101-103 bution, 57:180 Spectroscopy, B-spectrum of UXi, 56: Solenopsis, distri., 52:206 237 Solichoderus, distri., 52:212 helium, 56:239 interference, 56:235 Solidago, disjunct species in Cabin potassium-sodium solution, 55:167 Creek bog, 55:37 use of atomic beam, 55:166 distri., 51:129; 52:106; 53:111; 54: 96; 55:58; 56:111; 57:85; 58: Specularia, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 55: 95; 59:51; 60:88 58; 56:111; 57:85; 59:51; 60: nomenclatorial changes, 53:115; 55: 88 63 Speech, preservation in normal speak- Solubility of telluric acid, 52:117 ers and stutterers, 54:196 Solutions, equilibria in, 51:165 Spelotrema, life history, 53:163 Somatochlora, distri., 54:218; 60:208 Spencer County, ants, 52:203-224 Somers, Jr., P. D., Quantitative de- liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 termination of non-aminoid ni- mosses, 53:96-99 trogen in aliphatic and aro- vascular plants, 51:120-129; 53:105- matic compounds, 54:117-120 114; 54:91-99; 55:50-64; 56:107- Sonchus, distri., 51:129; 52:107; 56: 114; 59:48-52 112; 59:52; 60:89 Sonneborn, T. M., A case of the in- Spergularia, distri., 53:108; 57:83 heritance of environmental ef- Spermolepis, distri., 51:126; 54:95 fects and its explanation in Sphaceloma, on mint, 60:100 Paramecium, 51:262-263 Sphaeralcea, distri., 55:55 Acquired immunity to a specific host for Stipa-mallow rusts, 59:41 antibody and its inheritance in Sphaeriales, taxonomy, 56:38-74; 58: Parameicum aurelia, 52:190-191 82-91 Sonorous sand, 55:141-142 Sphagnum, 58:34-38 Sora, banding, 54:201 Sphenopholis, distri., 51:121; 52:98; Sorghastrum, distri., 51:122; 53:106; 53:106; 57:82; 59:48; 60:83 54:92; 55:52; 57:82; 58:96 Sphenophyllales, morphology of Bow- Sorghum, distri., 52:99; 53:106; 56: manites, 53:72 108; 57:82 Sphenophyllum, 52:62-68 midge, 51:280 Spider, black widow, injuries by, 60: Sorin, Eight Rev. E., first president 315-323 of University of Notre Dame, natural history, 59:298 55:147 red, 53:171; 60:181 South Bend, meeting of Academy, Spiraea, distri., 52:102; 57:83; 60: 1942, 52:x 85 Spanish moss, 58:32 Spiranthes, distri., 52:100; 53:108; 54: Sparganium, distri., 51:121; 54:91; 60: 93; 57:82; 58:93; 60:83 82 nomenclatorial changes, 56:112-113 Sparks, Blair Wilson, Report of Spirifer, in St. Louis limestone, 52: remedial reading clinic, 58:292- 155 293 Spirulina, distri., 52:80 Sparrow, Chipping, 54:201 Spittle bug (see also Philaneus), Field, 54:202 distri., 56:149 Fox, 54:201 control on forage crops, 60:185-186 Lincoln, 54:201 Spoil banks, reforestation, 56:173 Song, 54:202 Sporobolus, distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53: Swamp, 54:201 106; 55:51; 56:107; 57:82; 52: Tree, 54:201 92; 60:83 White-crowned, 54:202 nomenclatorial changes, 55:60 Spartina, distri., 53:106; 54:92 Sporulation in Trichoderma, 56:36; Speakers Bureau, committee to study, 57:66-68 58:8, 11 Spotswood, early Virginia family, 55: Speciation, rates, 53:14-27 23-25 Spectra, beta, 51:234 Sprays, new sticker, 57:104 442 Spring—Stenamma

Spring- meetings, Cannelton, 51 :x; Climate and the seasonality of ex- Muscatatuck State Park, 52: port trade, 60:228 vii; , Starks, Opal B. and H. Koffler, 56:vii; Corydon, 57: vii; Shades Comments on aerating liquids State Park, 58:7; Clifty Falls by shaking, 58:55

State Park, 59 :viii ; Versailles Starling, 54:202 State Park, 60:9 Starred scientists, born or trained in , geology, 55: Indiana, 57:169; 58:274-287 85 Starvation, human behavior in ex- karst, 54:8-24 perimental semi-, 57:187 Springtail, 53:169, 170 State Board of Health, Food and Squalus, skull, 55:210 Drug laboratory, 57:42 Squash Bug, control, 57:119-122; 60: State Flower committee, 57 :viii; 58:7, 188 11 insect pests, 53:165-171 forest, Indiana's first, 60:93 Squirrel (see Sciurus) parks, geologic contrasts, 55:83-88 Ground (see Citellus) Teachers College, 60:265 Stachys, distri., 51:127; 52:105; 53: Statistical methods for controlling 110; 54:95; 55:56; 56:111; 58: quality of industrial products, 95; 60:87 55:163 nomenclatorial changes, 54:98 Statistics, use in biological problem, Stagnicola, polyvitelliny, 59:296 51:261 Stainless steel, 53:130-133 Stagnicola, polyvitelliny, 59:296 Stalactites, Wyandotte Cave, 51:201- Stayner, R. Dale (see Kaslow, C. 206 E.) Stalagmites, 51:201-206 Ste. Genevieve formation, in south- Staled media, utilization by fungi, 54: western Indiana, 55:77 81-83 limestone, 54:8-24; 55:85, 99; 56: Stalk Borer (see Papaipema) 198; 58:170; 59:258-263 Stamper's Creek sink, 54:13 Harrison County, 52:149-162 Standard solution, prepn. 51:135 St. Joseph County, ants, 52:203-224 Standby power, 57:123 liverworts, 51:100-102; 58:80 Stannous sulfate, electrodeposition of mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- tin, 56:141 122 Staphylea, distri., 53:109; 57:84; 58: vascular plants 51:120-129; 52:97- 94; 59:50; 60:86 108; 53:105-114; 55:50-64; 56: Staphylococcus, 51:69 107-114; 60:82-90 electron micrograph, 52:27-29; 53: St. Joseph's College, bird-banding 53-54 activities, 54:201-206 sensitive to staled media, 54:81-83 St. Louis limestone, 54:8-24; 55:77, toxicity of weak acids and bases, 85, 97; 60:254 60:53-57 Cataract Falls area, 58:163-172 Star, photoelectric light curve, 59:268 Harrison County, 52:149-162 Starch, acetyl derivatives, 51:173-177 Lower Chester section, 52:141 composition, 59:123-125 Stearns, Forest (see George A. ether derivatives of, 54:114-116 Gries) hydrolysis, 60:141-144 Stearophenone derivatives, prepn., 56: nitrogen dioxide oxidation, 55:69-76 116-118 Starke County, ants, 52:203-224 Steel, carbon contents, 58:132-136 bumblebees, 60:167-177 stress-rupture characteristics, 59: dragonflies, 60:205-210 267 insects, 60:180 Steffen, R. M. (see also Bleuler, E.) liverworts, 56:86-91 Angular correction of gamma- mosses, 53:96-99 rays emitted from excited vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- states of A38, 60:296 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Steinmetz, Charles H., Some effects 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 59: of 2-thiouracil on Rana clami- 48-52; 60:82-90 tans larvae, 60:324-328 Starkey, Otis P., Changing relations Stellaria, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 54: of rivers to cities, 57:124 93; 56:109; 58:93; 60:84 Optimum Indiana weather else- Stemonitis, distri., 57:72 where, 58:206-208 Stenamma, distri., 52:208 :

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Stenanthium, nomenclatorial changes, Streptomycin, on urinary infections, 56:112 59:38 Step Function Stimuli, 59:285 Stress-rupture characteristics, steel, 59:267 Stephanostomum, life history, 53:162 Strietelmeier, John, Trends in the Stereum, distri., 57:75; 58:81; 60:91 settlement of Indiana as indi- vitamin requirements, 52:35 cated by the voting residences Steuben County, ants, 52:203-224 of certain elected officials, 58: bumblebees, 60:167-177 161 lichens, 53:81-95 Strip mining, 59:213 liverworts, 56:86-91 Strobilomyces, distri., 59:58 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- Strongylium, 56:259 122 Strongyloides, 53:155, 172-176; 54:198 Noctuidae, 52:189 Stropharia, 57:75 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Strophostyles, distri., 51:126; 53:109; 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: 55:55; 58:94 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 58: Stullken, Donald E. (see also Ham- 92-96; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 mond, Phillip V., and Hie- Sticta, distri., 53:85 stand, Wm. A.) Stigmaria, in Mooretown, sandstone, and Wm. A. Hiestand, Anoxic 56:198-200 survival in decompressed at- Stigmatomma, 52:204 mospheres of air and of oxy- Stiltstone, Devonian and Mississip- gen, 53:157 pian, 60:247-255 et al., Respiration of the Reptilia Stink bug, 53:171 as influenced by the composi- Stipa, distri., 51:121; 55:51 tion of the inspired air, 52:188 mallow rusts, 59:40 Stutters, preservation of action, 54 Stipitopteris, in coal balls, 52:62-68 196 Stockades, bastioned, distri., 55:15 Stylophorum, distri., 51:124; 59:50; Stockton, Sister Mary Rose, Synthesis Stylosanthes distri., 55:54 of 7 nitro-fluorenone-2-carboxy- Stylurus, distri., 56:165 lic acid, 60:164-165 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: Stomata, Cuscuta, 53:100-104 202 Fraxinus, 54:84-90 Styrene, polymerization, 56:123-129 Ilex, 52:58-61 Subsurface studies, electrical logs, 52: Stone artefacts and midwestern arch- 163-165, 166-168 aeology, 57:16 Subterranean drainage, 55:85-86, 113- Stone, G. Raymond, Retention of non- 116; 58:171, 182-186, 188-192, sense syllables over short in- 236-243; 59:214, 258-263; 60: tervals of time, 55:178-181 247-255 Stoneflies (see also Plecoptera), In- Succession, abandoned field, 59:95 diana, 54:224-230 Pennington grove, 57:54-55 Stoneman, E. A., Commerce of Ire- Suction effect of quicksand, 56:196 land, 59:251-254 Sugar maple, seedling reproduction, Natural gas industry of Indiana, 58:73-75 60:260-264 Suggestion-induced movement re- Stoops, James A. (see Kanning, E. sponse, 57:188 W.) Sulfa-drugs, bacteriostatic reaction, Stratigraphy, Dicksburg Hills, 57:125- reaction, 60:47-52 141 effect on bacterial virus, 53:28 Harrison County limestones, 52: on urinary infections, 59:38 149-162 Sulfamide, preparation and proper- Straw, itch mite, 60:179, 183-184 ties of acyl derivatives, 56:134- Strawberry, insects, 56:150; 60:166, 135 178-182 Sulfapyridine, inhibition, 51:70 Stream pollution, 57:163-168 Sulfathiazole, 51:70 Streptococcus, 51:69 Sulfide phosphors, decay of phospho- effect of sulfa drugs and strepto- rescence, 56:237 mycin, 59:38 Sulfur, use in dehydrogenation, 59: electron micrograph, 52:27-29; 53: 153-154 53-54 dioxide, methyl acetate, 51:166 Streptomyces, antagonism, 59:71-74 solubility, 51:166 444 Sullivan County—Teaching

Sullivan County, bumblebees, 60:167- Synandra, distri., 56:111 177 Synenthodon, distri., 60:180 liverworts, 51:100-102 Synthetic resins, water purification, mosses, 53:96-99; 60:117-122 51:136-145 vascular plants, 54:91-99; 55:50-64;-, Syphacia, distri., 59:293 59:48-52 Syringopora, in St. Louis limestone, Summit Village, archeology, 58:54 52:155 Sunflower (see also Helianthus), Systemic insecticides, 60:187-191 growth of roots in vitro, 58:69 Systena, distri., 53:168, 170 variation, 57:56 Sunshine, relation to atmospheric Tachopteryx, 56:165; 60:207 electricity, 51:234 Taenia, 53:155, 172-176 Superstitions, among college students, in man, 54:198 60:37 Taenidia, distri., 52:103; 57:84; 58: Supervisory quality, measurement, 53: 94; 59:50 149 Taeniopteryx, 54:226 Surface tension, 51:245-246 Talent, science, plan for selecting, 58: Sutherland, Jean, The relationship 8 between perceptual span and Tallon, J. E., early teacher of biology rate of reading, 55:170 at University of Notre Dame, Swallow, Barn, 54:202 55:147 Swallow-holes (see also Karst, Sub- Tamias, food for Indians, 59:23 terranean drainage), Lost Tanacetum, distri., 52:106 River, 59:214 Tapeworm, systematic notes 60:314 Sweet Clover, insects, 60:178-182 Tapinoma, 52:213 Weevil (see Sitona) Tar Springs sandstone, 60:243 Sweet Gum (see Liquidambar) Taraxacum, distri., 51:129; 52:107; Swenson, Esther J., Generalization 56:112; 58:96; 60:89 and organization as factors in Tarnished plant bug, 53:170 transfer and retroactive inhi- Tarson, Samuel (see Fontaine, W. bition, 51:248-255 E.) Swertia, (Frasera), distri., 51:127 Tarsonemus, 57:110 Swift, Chimney, 54:201 Tashian, Richard E., Birds of the Swift, Elijah, Jr., and Helen Phil- Sierra de Palenque foothills, lips HOCHANADEL, Vapor pres- Chiapas, Mexico, 59:296 sure of dimethylamine from Taxidea taxus, food for Indians, 59: to 40° C, 54:121-123 23 SwiTZER, J. E., Some observations Taxonomy (see also group names) concerning the historical geo- embryological formulae, 55:37 graphy of Indiana, I, 51:207- lichens, 51:78-82; 53:81-95 214 Oenothera, 59:40 Switzerland County, lichens, 53:81-95 plant distribution records (see liverworts, 59:112-114 Flora, vascular plants) mosses, 52:52-57 pollen grain structure in classifi- vascular plants, 53:105-114; 54:91- cation of spermatophytes, 53: 99; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 60: 74 82-90 rates evolutionary processes, 53:14- Sycamore (see also Platanus), aphid, 27 56:151 of tenebrionid pupae, 56:253 Sylvilagus, as food for Indians, 59: type concept, 54:160 19-24 Taxus, 60:82 Symbols, significance in physical equa- control of mealybug, 59:210-211 tions, 55:167 insects, 60:181 Symmetry, in metric spaces, 55:163 Taylor, Edith, Hupa birth rites, 57: Sympetrum, distri., 54:219; 60:208 24-28 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: Taylor, J. G. (see Deay, H. O.) m 204 Tc99 , radiations, 60:295 Symphoricarpos, distri., 52:105; 54: Teachers, science degrees for college 96; 60:88 teaching, 57:9-15 Symploca, distri., 52:78 Teaching, phylogenetic interpreta- Svmplocarpus, distri., 52:99; 54:92; tions of vertebrate anatomy, 55:52; 58:93 55:206-214 Teaching—Thompson 445

techniques, Avogadro's number, 53: Testing, personnel, 59:289 - 116-117 program in mathematics, 60:277 electronegativity, 53:122-129 Tests, educational guidance, 53:150- elementary functions, 53:144 152 Grignard reaction, 53:134-138 Tetanus, 60:67-72 quantitative analysis, 53:117 recent developments, 53:30-46 Teleallagma, 60:206 Tetragoneuria, 54:218; 60:208 Telluric acid, prepn., 52:114-116 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: solubility in nitric acid, 52:117-118 203 Tellurium, dielectric constant, 57:181 Tetramorium, 52:211 structure as function of tempera- Tetranychus, 53:171; 56:151; 60:180, ture, 55:165 181 Temperature bath, methods for con- Tetraonchinae, generic separation, 59: trolling, 60:301-304 292 effect on bacterial viruses, 53:28- size variations, 53:177-178 29 Tetraploidy, colchicine-induced, 51:87- wheat, 60:102 93 lethal for insects, 53:186-187 Tetrault, P. A. (see also Kauffman, rapid recording method, 60:298-300 O. W.), History of bacteriology relation to atmospheric electricity, at Purdue University, 53:66-71 51:234 Dr. Charles A. Behrens (memo- responses of wheat, 60:102-106 rial), 60:45 trends in Indiana, 56:203 Teucrium, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 53: very low, semi-conductors, 59:268 110; 54:95; 55:56; 57:84; 58: Hall effect, 59:269 95; 60:87 Tendam, D. J., (see also Brodt, H. Texas bog, pollen profile, 56:36-37 L., Heller, Z. H., and Seid- Textbook, analysis, chemistry, 59:140- litz, L.) 143 and H. L. Bradt, Relative yields Textile manufacture, 60:227 of the (a, 2n) and (a, n) re- Thalictrum, distri., 51:124; 52:101; 53: actions for bombardment of Rh 108; 54:93; 55:54; 59:49; 60: los with 15-20 mev alpha- 84 particles, 57:182 Tharp, B. C. (see Potzer, J. E.) Tenebrio, 56:259 Thaspium, distri., 52:103; 55:55; 57: Tenebroides, 57:110 84; 58:94,96 Tenebrionidae, pupae, key, 56:253- Thelephora, 57:75; 60:91 260 Thelidium, distri., 53:82 Tensor theory, 51:235 Thelocarpon, distri., 53:91 Ten-Year Index, printing and binding, Thenaldenhyde, a- and b-thithio-3-, 59:x 58:111-119 Teosinte, (see also Zea), 51:15 Theobroma, morphology, 60:77 Ter Hoar, D., The mass and density Thiophene, reaction with polyanhy- distribution in our solar system, drides, 54:101-104 57:180 Thiouracil, effect on development of Termes, 60:193 chick embryo, 57:190 Termite (see also Reticulitermes), 56: 2-, effect on larvae of Rana, 60:324- 152; 60:181 328 abundance, 51:280 effect on matabolism, 59:295 control, 57:120 function in Anuran larvae, 60:324 Terre Haute, cucumber industry, 58: Thiourea, alpha napthyl -rodent 214-221 poison, 57:121 geography, 60:236-238 Thlaspi, distri., 51:125; 53:109; 54: Scientific Association, 58:250 94; 55:54; 58:93; 59:50 trade area, 59:230-235 Thomas, Bruce, North American In- Territoriality, domestic mice, 53:188- dian drama, 57:17 195 Thompson, R. L. and Marian L. Terrones, in Rio Grande valley, 57:55 Wilkin, Effect of some haloa- Test, Louis Agassiz, memorial, 53: cylamides on multiplication of 11-12 the vaccinia virus, 59:38-39 Test score and inconsistency of re- Thompson, Wayne E. (see Cam- sponse, 58:290 paigns, E.) 446 Thoms—Tornadoes

Thoms, Donna D., and E. St. Clair Tinkle, William J., Sociological and Gantz, Relative stability of economic factors in Darwinism, ferric iron complexes, 56:130- 57:169 133 Tippecanoe County, ants, 52:203-224 Thoms, Richard K. and William A. bumblebees, 60:167-177 Hiestand, Relation of survival dragonflies, 60:205-210 time of the respiratory centers fungi, 58:82-91 in the isolated mouse head to glacial drift, 59:215 age, 56:246 lichens, 53:81-95 liverworts, 56:86-91 Thornbury, W. D. and James R. malarial mosquito breeding places, Anderson, Chick hatchery in- 51:261 dustry in Indiana, 51:220-227 mosquitos, 56:154-156 Thrasher, Brown, 54:202 mosses, 52:52-57; 60:117-122 Thrips, 53:171; 56:150 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- control, 57:120 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Thrombium, distri., 53:82 50-64; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 Thrun, Walter E., Rapid prepara- River State Park, Odonata, 55:84, tion of a carbonate free stand- 196-205 ard base solution, 51:135 trematode parasites from, 54:197 Determination of fluorine in waters, Tipton County, ants, 52:203-224 58:98 bumblebees, 60:167-177 Modification of the orthotolidine fungi, 56:38-74 method for determining small vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- amounts of iodine, 59:155 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 56: research grant, 58:10 107-114; 57:81-86; 58:92-96 and Elsie Reese, Sweet white Titmouse, Tufted, 54:202 potatoes, 54:100 Toabe, Ruth, and L. S. McClung, A Thrush, Gray-checked, 54:201 study of non-toxic strains of Hermit, 54:201 Clostridium tetani, 54:52 Louisiana Water, 54:201 Tobacco, Olive-backed, 54:201 host for Orobanche, 51:117 Wood, 54:201 Tofieldia, disjunct in Cabin Creek bog, Thryothorus rutilus, 59:296 55:37 Thuidium, 58:44 distri., 52:99; 54:92 Thunderstorms, 57:123 Togoperla, 54:227 Indiana, 59:255-257 Tolliver gulf, 58:237 Thymolaldehyde, trithio-4-, 58:111-119 Tolypella, in Indiana, 59:41

Tryone, respiration, 51:262 Tomato (see also Lycopersicon) , ab- Thyridopteryx, 56:151; 57:109; 60:180 normal fruit character, 55:46- Thyroid gland, 59:297 47 -gonadal, interrelations, 60:324 culture, Davis gardens, 58:218-220 tumors, in rat, 60:313 effect of insecticides on, 60:211 Tick, Brown Dog, 56:153 of nitrogen, 52:35 control, 57:120, 121 Hornworms, biology and control, Tun, David E. van, Variant of the 56:157-162; 60:188 theorem of Humbert, 60:278 insecticides, 60:211-221 Tilia, distri., 52:103; 53:109; 55:55; insects, 60:178-182 56:110; 60:86, 90 mineral deficiencies, 53:73 growth, 60:93-96 nutrition, 51:94-99 in Lake forest, 51:75 phosphorus deficiency, 52:35 Till (see also Glacial drift) plains, of seedling, sand culture, 51:94-99 Indiana, 60:247-255 Worm, control, 57:119 Timmiaceae, taxonomy, 52:55 Tomcik, Edward J. (see Campbell, Tin, colorometric determination, 56: Kenneth N.) 136-140 Topographic mapping, in Indiana, 59: electrodeposition from, stannous 212 sulfate, 56:141-144 Toponomv, Calumet region, 54:142- recovery from tin cans, 54:112-113 159 spectrophotometric study of colori- Toreda, sexual cycle, 51:265 metric methods of determina- Torilis, distri., 51:126; 57:84 tion, 56:136-140 Tornadoes, Indiana, 59:257 TORREY— 447

Torrey, Theodore W., Development records for Indiana state forest, 60: of the gonads of the albino rat, 93-96 54:199 ring-growth, 59:46 Phylogenetic interpretations in the trend-coefficients. 59:42-43 teaching of comparative verte- Tree-hole mosquitos, 56:154-156 brate anatomy, 55:206-214 Tree-rings (see Tree growth) Tortula, note, 51:113 Trees, Kodachrome studies in winter, Towhee, 54:201 52:34 Toxaphene, insecticide, 57:120 large in Indiana, 58:259 Toxicity, chloral hydrate vs chloral Trematode, four new species of Xephi- alcoholate. 59:291 diocercariae, 54:197 DDT dusts, 57:104 from catfish, 60:312 effect of pH on weak acids and digenetic, 53:159 bases, 60:53-57 from Goniobasis, 54:197 particle size, DDT, 59:185-196 host specificity, 52:189 symposium, 60:47-52, 53-57, 58-63, life history studies, 53:156, 159-164 64-66, 67-72 monogenetic, 59:294 Toxins, clostridial, mechanisms of ac- parasites from Tippecanoe river, tion, 60:67 54:197 hemolytic and lethal factors of use in identification of fishes, 59: Clostridium, 57:43 294 loss by Clostridium, 54:52 Tremella, 57:75; 59:58; 60:91 structure and function correlation, Trexleu, Philip C. (see Ervin, Rob- 60:47-52 ert F.) Trace elements, deficiencies in rice, 55: Triangles, Pythagorean, 57:178 37 Triaryltrithianes, derivatives, 58:111- Tracking test, comparison of techni- 119 ques, 57:188 Tribolium, 56:259; 57:110; 60:181 Trade area, Terre Haute, 59:230-235 Tribulus, distri., 51:126 Tradescantia, distri., 51:122; 53:107; Trichadenotecnum, 60:201 54:92; 55:52; 58:93; 60:83 Trichocolea, distri., 51:100; 56:87 nomenclatorial changes, 54:98 Trichoderma, antagonism, 59:72 Trogopogon, distri., 51:129; 52:107; sporulation, 56:36; 57:66-68 53:111; 54:97; 55:58; 56:112; toxicity of weak acids and bases, 57:85; 58:96; 60:89 60:53-57 in Indiana, 60:81 Tricholoma, 57:74; 58:81; 59:58 nomenclatorial changes, 53:115 Trichomonas, 53:155, 172-176 Training, transfer, 51:247 effects of various bacteria on Tramea, 54:219; 60:210 growth, 60:313 Tippecanoe River State Park, 55: growth, 60:313 205 in man, 54:198 Trametes, 58:81 Trichostema, distri., 56:110; 59:51 Transcendental equations, 53:144 Trichuris, 53:155, 172-176 Transfer, factors, 51:248-255 in man, 54:198 of training, 51:247; 59:284 in university freshmen, 52:196-200 Transformation, linear, 56:233 Trifolium, distri., 51:125; 52:102; 53: Transplantation, neural crest in sala- 109; 55:54; 56:109; 58:94; 59: mander, 60:309 50; 60:85 Trauba, T. (see Reynolds, A. E.) nomenclatorial changes, 53:114 Travel in primeval American forest, Triglochin, disjunct in Cabin Creek 55:92 bog, 55:37 Travertine, pisolites in cascade de- distri., 52:98; 54:91 posits, 55:102-106 Trigonometry, spherical, engineering Travis, Frank H. (see Billman, applications, 56:234 John H.) Trillium, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53: Tree, growth, 51:73, 74; 52:36-44; 56: 107; 54:93; 55:53; 56:108; 57: 37 82; 58:93; 59:49; 60:83 natural regeneration, 59:59-63 nomenclatorial changes, 54:98 planting forest trees, 55:36; 56:173 Trinkle Cavern, 54:19; 58:237 radial growth and sap removal, 59: Triodia. distri., 51:121; 52:98; 53:106; 46-47 55:51 448 Triosteum—Vagnier

Triosteum, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: Ultrasonics, insect control, 59:156 111; 54:96; 55:58; 57:85; 58: Unconformity, Mansfield sandstone, 95; 60:88 60:240 Triphora, distri., 51:123; 52:100 Underground drainage, Lost River, Triplasis, distri., 51:121 59:214 Tripsacum, distri., 51:122 streams, 54:8-24 use in corn breeding, 51:13-21 UNESCO, science cooperation office for South , 60:80 Trisection of angle, 60:277 Unglaciated area, recreational as- Trithianes, structure of stereoiso- pects, 59:216-220 mer^, 58:111-119 Uniola, distri., 51:121; 56:107; 60:82 Triturus, 60:309 Union County, fungi, 56:38-74; 58: 51:11-12 Troop, James, memorial, 82-91 Tropical rain forest ecology, 59:291 lichens, 53:81-95 false tests, study of answers, 51: True liverworts, 58:80; 59:112-114 256-260 vascular plants, 54:91-99; 55:50- Truman, Lee The entomologist in C, 64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 59: 57:104 pest control, 48-52; 60:82-90 Trustees, responsibility regarding en- United States Employment Service, funds, 58:13 dowment psychological devices, 53:148 Trypanosoma, 53:164 Naval Research, Office of, 56:13-19 Trypethelium, distri., 53:83 Uranium, 56:237 Trypsin, digestant of sputum, and Urban fringe, fragmentation, 60:227 other body fluids, 51:69 Urea, acyl, preparation, 51:161-164 Tsuga, in Lake forest, 51:75 Uric acids, effect on excretion in white tree growth, 52:36-44 rat, 60:126-129 Tuberculosis, vaccination, 58:15 BCG Urinary gonadotropins in normal Tulip (see also Liriodendron), tree men, 55:185 development of seed, 52:34 infections, effect of antibiotics, 59: insects, 60:180 38 seed production, 51:75 Urmston, R. (see Fuller, P. R.) Tungsten, radioactive, 51:235 Urnula, 57:75 Turkey Run, copperhead, 60:318 Urocleidus, size variations, 53:177 State Park, 55:87 Urocyan, as food for Indians, 59:19- spring meeting, 56:vii 24 Turkey Vulture, behavior of nesting, Urtica, distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53: 57:190 108; 55:53; 58:93; 59:49 Turnip, insects, 60:178-182, 187-191 nomenclatorial changes, 56:113 Turquoise, composition, 58:97-98 Usdin, Eugene, A generalization of stabilization of color, 56:115 Descarte's Rule of Signs, 60: Turtles, parasites of, 55:183 278 Twig Girdler (see Onicideras) Usnea, distri., 53:93; 58:31 Pruner, 60:180 Ustulina, taxonomy, 56:38-74 Twin Caves, 54:11 Utes, Southern, affiliations, 58:47 Two-4-D, butyl ester, 59:44 Utricularia, distri., 51:128; 57:85 effects on corn, 59:44 Uvularia, distri., 52:99; 53:107; 56: effect on grape vines, 60:107-108 108 Type concept, 54:160 UXi spectrum, 56:237 Typha, distri., 51:121; 53:105; 54:91; 55:51; 58:92; 60:82 Vaccinia virus, effect of haloacyla- mides, 59:38-39 Uca, hormones, 51:267-272 Vaccine, influenza, 53:33, 50-52; 54: Uhlenpeck, G. E. (see Konopinski, 66-74; 57:42 E. J.) pertussis, 52:30-33 Ulmus, dendrometer studies, 51:74 pneumococcal, 51:69 distri., 51:123; 52:100; 53:108; 54: Vaccinium, distri., 51:127; 56:110; 93; 55:53; 56:108; 58:93; 59: 59:50 49; 60:84, 90 Vagal fibers, role in respiration, 52: nomenclatorial changes, 52:107; 55: 188 61 Vagnier, Thomas L., early teacher of tree growth, 52:36-44; 60:93-96 biology at University fit Notre Ulota, Indiana spp., 51:112 Dame, 55:147 Valencia—Virus 449

Valencia, Ruby (see Gardella, Vernalization, of wheat, 60:102-106 Catherine) Vernberg, F. John (see Hickman, Valeriana, distri., 51:128; 58:95; 60: C. P.) Vernberg, W. M., Effect of thiouracil Valerianella, distri., 52:105; 56:111; on development of chick em- 59:51; 60:88 bryo, 57:190 Valparaiso (Indiana), civilian defense geography, 52:140 Vernonia, distri., 51:128; 52:106; 53: moraine, ferns, 59:53-57 111; 54:96; 55:58; 58:95; 59: sand and gravel, 59:221-224 51; 60:88 University, Mathematics tests for Veronica, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: freshmen, 60:277 110; 54:96; 55:57; 56:111; 57: Vanderburgh County, anthropology, 85 (see also Angel Mounds, Angel Veronicastrum, distri., 51:128; 54:96; Site), 51:34-43 55:57 archaeology, 58:50-52 Verpa, 59:58 dragonflies, 60:205-210 Verrucaria, distri., 53:82 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Versailles State Park, forest ecology, 108; 53:105-114; 55:50-64 58:71; 59:82-94, 95-101 Van Dyke, John H., Preneoplastic geology, 55:84 manifestations in mammalian spring meeting of Academy, 1950, thyroid glands, 59:297 60:9-10 Experimental thyroid tumors de- Vertebrate, ancestry, 55:206 rived from ultimobranchial tis- Verticillium, effect of nitrogen, 60:78 sue in the rat, 60:313 isolation from soil, 60:79 Van Liere, Donald W., Habituation on Mentha, 60:97-101 48 in "Startle Response" as meas- V , high energy radiations, 60:297 ured by action potential tech- Viburnum, distri., 51:128; 52:105; 53: nique, 57:188 111; 54:96; 55:58; 56:111; 57: VAN Wagtendonk, W. J., L. P. ZlLL, 85; 58:95; 59:51; 60:88 and D. H. Simon sen, Chemical nomenclatorial changes, 52:108 and physiological studies on Vicia, distri., 51:126; 52:102; 54:94; paramecin and kappa, 60:64-66 60:85 Vapor pressure, dimethylamine, 54: Vienna formation, 60:243 121-123 Vigo County, ants, 52:203-224 Vascular patterns, 60:311 bumblebees, 60:167-177 Vascular plants, distribution (see liverworts, 56:86-91 Flora, vascular plants, and in- variations in growing season, 54: dividual county names) 126-129 Vector, polar, 51:235 vascular plants, 52:97-108; 53:105- Veery, banding, 54:201 114; 54:91-99; 59:48-52 Venation patterns, 52:34 Vinca, distri., 56:110 Venom, snake, 60:70 Viola, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53:110; Venomous animals, injuries by, 60: 54:94; 55:55; 56:110; 57:84; 315-323 58:94; 59:50; 60:86 Veratrum, distri., 56:108 Vireo, Red-eyed, 54:201 viride, effect on blood sugar level, Virginia pine (see also Pinus vir-

59:293 giniana) , in southern Indiana, Verbal reinforcement, 59:287 57:77-80 Verbascum, distri., 51:128; 52:105; Virginia's Indian neighbors in 1712, 54:96; 55:57; 56:111; 57:84; 59: 55:23-25 51; 60:87 Virus, bacterial, 58:63-68 Verbena, distri., 51:127; 52:104; 53: interference between particles, 110; 54:95; 55:56; 56:110; 57: 54:51-52 84; 58:95; 59:51; 60:87 "nibbled" colonies, 54:51 Verda, Mother Mary (Margaret influenza, 54:66-74; 57:42; 58:57-62 Dorsch), memorial, 53:12-13 vaccine, 55:33 Vermillion County, dragonflies, 60: of pleuropneumonia, 53:54 205-210 relation to lysozyme, 57:44-53; 58: vascular plants, 52:97-108; 54:91- 63-68 99; 55:50-64; 58:92-96; 59:48- and sulfa drugs, 53:28 52; 60:82-90 and temperature, 53:28 450 Virus—Wagner

transmitted by Arthopoda, 54:198 Some birds of Indiana, 54:200 vaccinia, effect of haloacylamides, Natural history of Indiana, a 16 59:38-39 mm kodachrome motion picture Visher Stephen S. (see also Zabel, illustrating social behavior of H. E.)> Population changes in animals, 55:183 51:179-193 Indiana 1840-1940, Studies on behavior of birds and Drouths in Indiana, 52:169-179 mammals, 56:245 Indiana county contrasts in popula- Observation on behavior of nesting tion changes, 53:139-143 turkey vulture, 57:190 Indiana floods, 54:134-141 Plans for an experimental labora- When the seasons begin in Indiana, tory in the biological sciences 55:144-146 now being conducted at the Climatic changes in Indiana, 56: College of the University of ' 201-205 Chicago, 59:297 Indiana thunderstorms, 57:123 Vogt, R. R. (see Hennion, G. F.) Starred scientists born or trained Voice quality, harmonic analysis, 54: in Indiana, 57:169; 58:274-287 194 Indiana's geographic regions, 58: Volcanos, El Paricutin, 55:117-120 246-249 Voles, helminth parasites of, 59:293 A study of Indiana scientists Vondra, Benedict L. (see Gantz, E. sketched in American Men of St. Clair) Science, 58:251-252 Vreeland, F. M., Archaeological sites Indiana thunderstorms, 59:255-257 in Putnam County, 51:30 Indiana scientists (Presidential ad- Vulpes, effect of morphine, 54:214-216 dress), 60:29-36 fulva, food for Indians, 59:23 Visual aids, preparation of, 52:93-95 Vulpia (Festuca), distri., 56:107; 59: Vitamin assay, plate method, 59:37 48 changes in cantaloupes, 57:87 Vulture, Turkey, characteristic be- effect of iron on production of ribo- havior, 54:200 flavin by certain Clostridia, 53: 29 Wabash Academy of Science, 58:250 glucolysis by B. subtilis, 60:45 College, history of bacteriology, 53: requirements of Stereum, 52:35 61 Vitis, distri., 51:126; 52:103; 53:109; winter meeting of Academy, 59: 54:94; 55:55; 58:94; 60:86 viii, xii effect of 2-4-D on vines, 60:107-108 County, bumblebees, 60:167-177 Vocational interests, of graduate stu- fungi, 56:38-74; 58:82-91 dents in chemistry, 60:124 glacial drift, 59:215 Vogelin, C. F. (see also Voegelin, E. vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52: W.), Word distoritions in Dela- 97-108; 53:105-114; 55:50-64; ware Big House and Walam 56:107-114; 58:92-96; 60:82-90 Olum songs, 51:48-54 drainage basin, glacial drift, 59: Linguistics without meaning and 214 culture without words, 58:47- River, floods, 54:134 48 valley, 57:125-141 Morpheme classes and subclasses in Wade, Frank Bertram, Notes on the American Indian languages, cause of color in precious 60:37 stones, 52:110 Voegelin, Erminie W., Notes on Stabilization of the color of tur- Ojibwa - Ottawa pictography, quoise, 56:115 51:44-47 More about the composition of tur- and C. F. Voegelin, Some pos- quoise, 58:97-98 sible eastern woodland names Some outstanding science students for the Yuchi, 56:20 from Shortridge High School, Vogel, Howard H., Jr., A blue speci- 60:267 men of the "Green Frog," memorial, 60:25 Rana clamitans, 51:266 Wagner, Kenneth A., Additional dis- The social behavior of captive bob- tribution records of Hepaticae white quail, with some obser- in Indiana, 56:86-91 vations on inter-specific social A consideration of some reports on behavior in birds, 53:157-158 Indiana liverworts, 56:92-94 ,

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Notes on Indiana liverworts, I, 58: liverworts, 58:80 76-77; II, Porella in Indiana, mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 58:78-80; III, Some new county myxomycetes, 57:69-73 and state records, 59:112-114 vascular plants, 53:105-114; 54:91- research grant, 56 :x 99; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 57: Wagon, manufacturing level, 60:258 81-86; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 Walking Stick, defoliation of trees, Wasp, chalcidoid (see Euplemus) 56:151; 60:180 Water, ground, depletion, 60:226 Wallace, William J., The girl's pu- Henry County, 58:173-187 berty rite of the Mohave, 57:37- mosses (see also Fontinalaceae) 40 59:236-245 Walnut, black (see Juglans) pressure, in Casey oil field, 59:213 Waltersburg formation, 60:243 purification, synthetic resins, 51: Walum Olum, chronology, 54:33-40 136-144 manuscript and Brantz Mayer, 54: resources ( see also Ground-water), 44-48 ground-water levels, 59:236-245 as Mnemonic record of Lenape, 55: Scottsburg, 58:188-195 29-32 softening, resins and zeolites, 51: provenience of, 51:55-59 136-145 song words, 51:48-54 supply, 60:247-255 Wapiti (see Cervus) well records, 59:213 War, contribution of Indiana manu- wells, electrical loggings, 52:163-165 facturing plant, 52:21-26 electrical resistivity, 52:166-168 and Science, 52:21-26; 56:13-19 -time immunization, 53:28 Waterthrush, Louisiana (see Seiurus Warbler, Black-throated Green, 54: motacilla) 201 Wave, rectified, components, 53:146 Cape May, 54:201 Wave guides, iris-loaded, 59:271 Magnolia, 54:201 Wayne County, algae, 52:71-81 Myrtle, 54:201 ants, 52:203-224 Ward, Daniel B. (see also Williams, bumblebees, 60:167-177 Eliot C, Jr.) lichens, 53:81-95 Ward Gertrude L., An investigation liverworts, 56:86-91 in the natural history of spi- mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- ders, 59:298 122 Warnock, Clarence O., memorial, Myxophyceae, 52:71 55:7 vascular plants, 52:97-108; 54:91- Warren, C. P., Relationship between 99; 55:50-64; 56:107-114; 57: the folk-tale and culture area 81-86; 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60: in Central Africa, 59:34-36 114-116 Warren County, ants, 52:203-224 Wayne, William J., A karst valley bumblebees, 60:167-177 in western Monroe County, In- dragonflies, 60:205-210 diana, 59:258-263 fungi, 56:38-74 , 55:83 glacial drift, 59:215 Weather (see also Meteorology), map, lichens, 53:81-95 major functions, 56:184-193 liverworts, 51:100-102; 56:86-91 Optimum Indiana elsewhere, 58: mosses, 53:96-99; 60:117-122 206-208 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- thunderstorms, 57:123 108; 53:105-114; 55:50-64; 57: when seasons begin, 55:144-146 81-86; 59:48-52 Weathering, chemical, 55:107-110 Warrick County, anthropology (see Weatherwax, Paul (see also San- Angel Mound, Angel Site) ders, Dorothy), The Indian as bumblebees, 60:167-177 a corn breeder (Presidential dragonflies, 58:151; 60:205-210 Address), 51:13-21 lichens, 53:81-95 Early contacts of European science mosses, 60:117-122 with the Indian corn plant, 54: vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- 169-178 108; 53:105-114; 55:50-64 A primitive characteristic in corn Washington County, ants, 52:203-224 from Peru, 55:38 karst, 54:8-24 Some agricultural problems of the lichens, 53:81-95 high Andes, 55:38 452 Weatherwax—Whitewater

Deformed ears of corn as objects Mosses and their uses (Presidential of worship in pre-Columbian address), 58:31-46 America, 56:20-21 Welch, Z. D. (see Alberts, A. A.) Right-handed and left-handed corn Welcher, Frank J. (see also Whe- embryos, 58:69-70 lan, Kenneth), Allyl alcohol Chicomecoatls' corn, 60:37 as a reagent for detection of First printed picture of Indian the mercurous ion, 60:125 corn, 60:273-275 K. Whelan, and J. Siskell, Weber, Glen C, Examination of food Should aliphatic and aromatic and drugs in the laboratories chemistry be taught separately, of the Indiana State Board of 60:125 Health, 57:42 Webster, J. Dan, Systematic notes Wells County, lichens, 53:81-95 on the tapeworm family Aco- liverworts, 56:86-91; 59:112-114 leidae, 60:314 mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99 Webworm, 53:171; 56:151; 60:180 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Alfalfa (see Loxostege) 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Garden (see Loxostege) 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; Wedel, Arthur Albert, memorial, 58:92-96; 60:114-116 51:12 Wells, water, observation, 59:238 Weed control, 2, 4-D on corn seed- records, 59:213 lings, 59:44 Wenninger, Francis Joseph, Pro- Weed, Lyle A. (see also Cole, Versa fessor at University of Notre V.), Bacterial content of nor- Dame, 55:149 mal human tissues, 51:69 Wesley Chapel Gulf, 54:11; 58:237 Pathogenesis, diagnosis and treat- Werner, E. C. (see Gantz, E. St. ment of Clostridium welchiii Clair) infection, 54:54-65 West Franklin limestone, 57:128 Weed Patch Hill, 59:217 Wetzel, Marion, Some developments Weeds, fertility in quack grass, 59: in the analytic theory of con- 75-79 tinued fractions, 53:144-145 polyploidy, 59:64-70 Wheat, effect of temperature, 60:102 Week, Paul, Provenience of the insects, 60:178-182 Walam Olum, 51:55-59 jointworm, 60:179, 183 Brantz Mayer and the Walum Olum varietal response to temperature, manuscript, 54:44-48 60:102-106 Passamaquoddy and Quapaw Mne- Whelan, Kenneth (see also Welch- monic records, 55:29-32 er, Frank), Study of the Grig- Thomas Dean and the Delaware nard reaction as applied to stu- towns, 56:26-32 dent preparations, 53:134-138 Weevil, Sweet Clover (see also Hy- Whetstone rock, 60:244 pera), Clover Bud, 56:149 White County, bumblebees, 60:167-177 Wegenerian hypothesis, 51:23 dragonflies, 60:205-210 Wegrich, O. G., Sporulation in the glacial drift, 59:215 genus Trichoderma, 56:36; 57: lichens, 53:81-95 66-68 liverworts, 56:86-91 Weiss, Lucile J., Electron micro- mosses, 52:52-57; 53:96-99; 60:117- graphs of bacteria medicated 122 with penicillin, 52:27-29 vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Application of the electron micro- 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: scope to biological research, 53: 50-64; 56:107-114; 57:81-86; 53-54 58:92-96; 59:48-52; 60:82-90 Welborn, E. L., A study in changes White Fly, control, 57:121 in scores on the American Grub, control, 60:166 Council psychological examina- Pine (see also Pinus), in Clark tion during a three-year per- State forest, 56:35-36 iod, 52:180 White River, floods, 54:134 Welch, Winona H., Studies in In- Oliver Farm Site, 54:29 diana brvophytes IV, 51:103- valley, 57:125-141 113; V, 52:52-57; VI, 53:96- archaeological survey, 55:16 99; VII; 59:115-121; VIII, 60: Whitewater Canal, 56:173 117-122 formation, 55:83 Whitley County—Xenopsilla 453

Whitley County, liverworts, 56:86-91 Indiana University, 58:9 mosses, 52:52-57 University of Notre Dame, 52:ix vascular plants, 51:120-129; 52:97- Wabash College, 59:viii 108; 53:105-114; 54:91-99; 55: Wireworm, 56:149 50-64; 56:107-114; 59:48-52 control, 57:120 Wiancko, A. T., memorial, 60:26 Wirsching, Florence A., The circle Wickwire, Grant T., Accelerated used as a base curve in the erosion due to industrial waste, construction of certain curves 57:163-168 studied in analytic geometry Looking a quantitative toward and calculus. 57:178 geology, 52:142-148 Wisconsin 58:244 Origin of the Devil's Backbone, Arch, ecology, 51:75 Jefferson County, Indiana, 51: 215-219 structural trends, 58:244 Witness tree, studies, 60:109-113 Underground water and glacial Wolf (see Canis nubilus) geology of Scottsburg, Indiana Cave, 54:20 and vicinity, 58:188-195 Wi87, decay, 57:182 Wiley, Harvey W, Indiana scientist, 54:179-183 Wood, hysteresis, 51:236 Wood, Homer G., Relationship Wilkin, Marian L. (see Thompson, be- tween an individual's R. L.) role in a homogeneous group and his Williams, Eliot C, Jr., and Daniel awareness of role, B. Ward, An unusual aggrega- that 59:290 Woodchuck (see tion of the milliped, Zinaria Marmota) Woodland culture, 55:18-22 butleri, 60:329-331 migrations, 54:41-43 Williams, H. D. (see also Kaslow, Woodpecker, Downy, 54:201 C. E.) Red-headed, 54:201 Williams, Milton M., memorial, 56: Woodsia, distri., 56:107 6 Woolf, J. R. (see McNall, P. E.) Williamson, H. J. (see Phillips, T. Woolly-bear Caterpillar, J.) 53:171 Williamson, Marjorie, Comparison Wren, Guatemalan Spotted-breasted (see Thryothorus rutihts) of a paper-and-pencil method House, 54:202 and the radio method of poll- Winter, 54:201 ing public opinion, 57:186 Wright, S., Willow Aphid, 56:151 John Men of science in Indiana, past and present, insects, 60:180 54: 179-183 Wilson, Ira T. (see also Potzger, J. recognition, 50 years' E.), Pollen study of sediments work in from Douglas Lake, Cheboygan Academy, 53:xiii; 54:xiii resolution regarding County and Middle Fish Lake, investment of Academy Research Montmorency County, Michi- funds, 58: gan, 52:87-92 13 Wright, Jonathan W., Epidermal Wilson, Mark Curtis, Tests for con- characters in Fraxinus, 54:84- trol of corn fleabeetles, 57:111- 112 90 Wyandotte Cave, 51:201-206; Introduction of exotic species of 54:20; 55:85; 58:236; 59:217 European corn borer parasites helictites, 51:201-206 in Indiana, 58:157-159 Wyckoff, L. B., Resistance Status of exotic European corn to ex- tinction of a lever pressing borer parasites in Indiana, 60: 222-225 response in white rats as func- tion Wind, basic system, operation, 51:228- of number of reinforce- 233 ment, 60:308 speed, maximeter, 57:153-162 Winter Meeting, Ball State, 57:ix Xanthium, distri., 51:129; 52:106; 55: Butler University, 53:vii; 54:vii; 58 55:vii host for Orobanche, 51:117 DePauw University, 51:xii 66—4996P—Index Acad of Sci— rim Hanover College, 60:16 Xanthoria, distri., 53:94 Indiana State Teachers College, Xenon, 56:115 56:viii Xenopsylla, in Indiana, 52:201-202 454 XlPHIDIOCERCARIA—ZOOLOGY

Xiphidiocercaria, Virgula group, 53: Zeolites, acids, preparation, 51:132- 156-157; 54:197 134 X-rays, In- and Cd-, 57:181 compared with resins, 51:136-145 In-K-, 57:182 water softening, 51:144 production of mutations, 58:137 Zieman, C. M., Experiment on the Xylaria, distri., 56:68; 57:75 arrival angle of 3.2 cm micro- waves, 59:271 Xylariaceae, taxonomy, 56:38-74 Method of determining the dielec- Xylopinus, 56:260 tric constant of moist air at a frequency of 9500 megacycles, Yancey, Melville (see Mathers, 60:297 Frank C.) Zill, L. P. (see van Wagtendonk, W. Yeardley, Nelson P., On the impos- J.) the trisection of an sibility of Zinaria butleri, aggregation of, 60: angle, 60:279 329 earth Yearian, H. J., Diatomaceous Zinc and cadmium, reagent for, 60: as test object for electron 162 microscope, 56:238 Zircon, in Florida sands, 52:140 Yellow-throat, Northern, 54:201 Zizia, distri., 51:126; 60:86 Yew (see also Taxus), insects, 60:181 Zobel, W., High energy radiations Younk, Frank N., Metajapyx sub- from V*8, 60:297 terraneus (Packard) in In- Zoology (see also entries under fol- diana (Aptera; Japygidae), lowing author names : Ander- 60:332-333 son, Dorcas J.; Bamberger, J. Yucatan, karst features in Maya re- W.; Baechle, John W. ; Brene- gion, 55:111-116 man, W. R. ; Brooks, Ivan C; Yuchi tribe, 56:20 Cable, R. M.; Cooper, R. H.; Yuncker, T. G., Note on the pre- Crowell, Sears; Davis, J. J.; cocious germination of dodder Daggy, Tom; DeLanney, L. E.; seed, 51:114-115 Dodson, Edward O.; Everley, Cuscuta obtusiflora var. glandulosa, Ray T.; Gerking, Shelby D.; in Indiana, 52:82 Goodnight, Clarence J.; Grave, History of bacteriology at DePauw B. H.; Gould, George E.; Ham- University, 53:57-58 mond, Phillip V.; Headlee, Wm. Observations on the presence of Hugh; Hendricks, J. C; Hick- stomata in some species of man, C. P.; Hiestand, Wm. A.; Cuscuta, 53:100-104 Hopp, Wm. B.; Jackson, Glenn A.; Jaffee, O. C; Jaskoski, Zabel, H. E. and S. S. Visher, ad- Benedict J.; Just, Theodor; dress, Indiana scientists Kroc, Robert L.; Kuns, Merle

sketched in American Men of L.; Liaptcheff, K. K. ; Louttit, Science, 55:vii C. M.; Lyon, Marcus W., Jr.;

, Living Indiana scientists, a Mann, David E.; Markle, M. statistical study, 55:154-162 S.; Marshall, G. Edw.; Martin, Zahm, John A., early teacher of W. E.; McAlpine, Richard P.; physics at University of Notre Minton, Sherman A., Jr.; Miz- Dame, 55:148 elle, J. D.; Montgomery, B. E.; Zangerl, Rainer, Contributions to Morris, Ralph L.; Nicoll, Paul the osteology of the skull in A.; Noland, J. L.; Odell, Theo- various amphisbaenids, 53:158 dore T.; Ovens, Paul J.; Per-

Zanthoxylum, distri., 52:103; 53:109; kins, Kenneth W. ; Powers, E. 54:94; 55:55; 60:85 Lawrence; Pray, Francis A.; Zarrow, M. X., Effect of methyl folic Rehm, Robert A.; Reynolds, acid on the alkaline phospha- Albert E.; Reynolds, Harold

tase of the oviducts of chicks, W. ; Richman, Ernest; Ricker, 59:298 W. E.; Rose, C. L.; Runner, Zea, Indian as breeder, 51:13-21 Meredith; Ryan, G. S.; Schip- Zeiner, Helen Marsh, Botanical per, Arthur Louis; Scott, Don- survey of the Angel Mounds ald C; Scott, J. P.; Seitner, site, 54:49-50 Philip G.; Shellabarger, C. J.; recipient of Academy Prize, 59:xiv Sonneborn, T. M.; Steinmetz, Zoology—Zygoptera 455

Chas. H.; Stullken, D. E,; abstracts, 51:261-266; 52:187-189; Tashian, Richard E.; Thorns, 53:153-158; 54:197-200; 55:182- Richard K.; Torrey, Theodore 184; 56:245-247; 57:190; 58: W.; Van Dyke, John H.; Vern- 294; 59:291-298; 60:309-314 berg, W. M.; Vogel, Howard use of statistics, 51:261 H., Jr.; van Wagtendonk, W. Zupko, Arthur G. (see Mann, David J.; Webster, J. Dan; Williams, E., Jr.) Eliot C, Jr.; Young, Frank N.) Zygoptera, 57:113-115