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ranicuiii (licliotoniuni L. 



Very common, moist or dry land. 



INiiiicmn Ivirlci Nash. 



Occasional, sandy swamps. 



INmicinn clon^atuin Pui*sli. 

 Occasional, damp places. 



*Paincinii hiaiis Ell. 



Frequent, low, wet places. 



PanitMiiii laim^iiKisinii Kll. 



Collected once. Chambers county. 



IPauiuuni laxifloruiii Lam. 



Very common, mois^ places. A form has been called P. cari- 

 cifolium Scribn. 



l*auiciim lucidnm Ashe. 



Frequent, wet places, sphagnum bogs, etc. 



Paniciim melicaniim ^lichx. 



Lee county, Earle & Baker (Mohr's Plant Life.) 



Paniciini iiiicrocarpon Mulil. 



Frequent, moist uplands. 



*Panicinii miitabile Scribn. & Merrill. 



Occasional, dry woods. These specimens have been deter- 

 mined as P. Joori Vasey. 



Paiiiciiin neuranthum Greiseb. 



Collected once. Auburn. 



PaTiicini] oliiianthes Seliult. 



Occasional, sandy uplands. 



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Panicum Porterianum Nash. 



Common, rich uplands. 



Pauicum pseiidopubescens Nash. 



Very common, dry uplands. 



JPanicuiii pubifoliinn Nash. 



Frequent, sandy uplands. 



I'anifum pyriforme Nash. 



Lee county, Earle & Baker (Mohr's Plant Life.) 

 Panicuiu TJaveiielii Scrilm. & Merrill. 



Frequent, sandy uplands, 



Paiiiciiin rostratum Miihl. 

 Common, uplands. *■ 



