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Pna antiniiiialis Mnlil. 



Frequent, swampy woods. 



•(I'ua jn-attMisis I.. 



Occasional, roadsides and open woods. 



iSoi-ii'lmni Ilalaju'iisi* (L. ) INm's. 



Frequent, fields and waste places, (.Johnson grass.) 



S])()i(>l»()liis asjx'i* (Miclix.) Knntli. 



Frequent, sandy woods and roadsides. 



Spoitjholus Iiuliciis (L. ) K. Br. 



Common, pastures and door-yards, (Smut grass.) 



SjHU'oholiis puiice;:s (Miclix.) Kuntli. 



Frequent, dry sandy woods south of Auburn. 



Stii)a avt'iiacea L. 



Frequent, upland woods, sand or clay. 



tSviitlu^i-iSiua timhriatiiiii (IJiik) Xasli. 

 Common, cultivated fields, (Crab grass.) 



tSyntlicii.sina villosuiii Walt. 



Occasional, cultivated fields. 



Tricuspis seslerioides (Mlclix. ) Torr. 

 Common, upland woods and open places. 



Tiipsaciiiii dactyloides L. 



Frequent, ditch banks and borders of moist fields. 



*Ti'is(4nin :nistatiiliiiii ( Sciibn. & Merrill) Nash. 

 Dry clay woods, Tallapoosa county. 



tTrisetiiiii l*eiiiisyh'aniciim (L. ) Beauv. 



FreCiUen:, moist woods. 



Uiiiola latifolia Miclix. 



Frequent, rich upland woods. 



Uiiiola laxa ( L. ) B. S. P. 

 Collected once. Auburn. 



Uiiiuli loiudfolia Scribn. 



Frequent, upland woods and creek bottoms. 



Cyperaceae. 



Carex Atlantica Bailev. 

 Frequent, rich woods. 



Carex cephalopliora Mulil. 



Frequent, dry wooded hillsides. 



