; LIBRARY 
 
 STATE PLANT BOARD 
 
 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 
 Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 3. E. P. $.--394 June 1, 1936. 
 
 (Supersedes PQCA — 274) 
 
 LIST OF TRUE BULBS, COSMS, AND TUBERS 
 
 (Exempted under Regulation 6, Section A (l), Quarantine No. 48) 
 
 The accompanying list of bulbs, corms, and tubers is issued for 
 
 the information of inspectors of the Bureau, who are assigned to the 
 
 enforcement of the regulations of the Japanese beetle quarantine. It 
 
 is believed that the information will also be useful to shippers within 
 
 the regulated areas. Regulation 6, Section A (i), under Quarantine 
 
 No. 48, reads as follows: 
 
 * "True bulbs, corms, and tubers, when do riant, except 
 fur storage growth, and when free from soil, are exempt 
 from the requirement of certification, except that this 
 exemption does not apply to dahlia tubers." 
 
 The ke~ r letter in parentheses before each name indicates whether 
 
 the variet" in question is a true bulb, corn, or tuber, (B) standing 
 
 for true bulb, (C) for corm, and (T) for tuber. Plant roots of a 
 
 bulbous nature not given on this list are, in most cases, fleshy 
 
 rhizomes, and are therefore not exempt from certification. 
 
 (C 
 (T 
 (B 
 (C 
 (B 
 (C 
 (C 
 (T 
 (T 
 (C 
 (B 
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 Acidanthera 
 
 Alstroemeria 
 
 Amaryllis 
 
 Amorphophallus (Devilston'me ) 
 
 Anemo ne ( bulb one ) 
 
 Antholyza 
 
 Bab i ana 
 
 Begonia (Tuberous rooted) 
 
 Boussingaultia (Madeira Vine) 
 
 Brodiaea 
 
 Bulbocodium 
 
 Calochortus (Mariposa lily or Globe-tulip) 
 
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 [B) Camassia (Wild Hyacinth) 
 
 'B) Chionodoxa (Glory-of-the-Snov/) 
 
 [B) Colchicum (Autumn-crocus) 
 ) Colocasia (Caladium esculentum and fancy leaved 
 
 varieties) 
 
 'B) Cooperin (Evening Star and Rainlily) 
 
 'B) Crinum 
 
 'C) Crocus 
 
 C) Cyclamen 
 
 [C) Dierama 
 
 [T) Cinnamon vine (Dioscorea batatas) 
 
 [T) Eranthis (Winter Aconite) 
 
 ,B) Erythronium (Troutlily or Dog f s-Tooth Violet) 
 
 [3) EuGharis (Amasonlily) 
 
 ,G) Freesia 
 
 [B) Fritillaria (Fritillary) 
 
 [3) Galanthus (Snowdrop) 
 
 [B) Galtonia (Hyacinthus candicans) (Summer hyacinth) 
 
 C) Gladiolus 
 
 'T) Gloxinia (see Sinningia) 
 
 , 3 ) Hippea strum ( House-Amaryllis ) 
 
 'B) Hyacinthus (Hyacinth, Dutch ar.d Roraan) 
 
 'B) Hymenocallis (Spiderlily) 
 
 'B) Iris, bulbous (Dutch, Spanish and English) 
 
 [ B ) I smene (see Hymeno c a 11 i s ) 
 
 ) Ixia 
 
 [3) Ixiolirion 
 
 [B) Lachenalia (Cape-Cowslip) 
 
 'B) Lapeyrousia (Anomatheca) 
 
 ,B) Leucojum (Snowflake) 
 
 [B) Lilium (Lily bulbs, imported and domestic) 
 
 [B) Lycoris (Cluster-Amaryllis) 
 
 B) Mllla (Mexican Star) 
 
 [B) Muscari (Grape and feathered hyacinths) 
 
 [B) Narcissus (Daffodil, Jonquil) 
 
 'B) Nerine 
 
 !b) Ornitho°;alum (Star-of -Bethlehem) 
 
 [B) Oxalis 
 
 \B) Pancratium 
 
 B) Polianthcs (Tuberose) 
 [B) Puschkinia 
 
 \T) Ranunculus 
 
 \B) Scilla (Squill, Starhyacinth) 
 
 'T) Sinningia speciosa (Gloxinia) 
 
 C) Speraris (Wandflovrer) 
 
 iB) Sprekelia (St. Jacieslily) 
 
 [B) Sterabergia 
 
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 (3) Tigridia (Tiger or Shell Flowers) 
 
 (C) Tritonia (Montbretia) 
 
 (B) Tulipa (Tulip) 
 
 (B) Vallota (Searboro-Lily) 
 
 (3) Wat sonic (Buglelily) 
 
 (T) Zantedeschia (Richardia) (Calla, white, yellow, 
 
 spotted; arum-lily) 
 
 (3) Zephyranthes (Zophvrlily) 
 
 Chief, 
 
 LEE A. STRONG 
 Bureau of Entomology end Plai 
 
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