238 HEXANDRIA MONOGYKlA. JunCUS, 



On dry barren soil, on road sides 5 frequent. 1/ . JunCj 



July. V. V. 

 tenuis. 15. J. culmo folioso simplici teretiusculo, foliis canallculatis, 



corymbo terminali dichotomo bracteis breviore, cap- 



sula oblonga obtusa calyce breviore. Rostk.junc. 24. 



t.l.f.3. IViUd. sp. pi. 2. /). 214 ? 

 In Georgia and Carolina. '2/. +. 

 liifonius. 1 5'. J. culmo folioso dichotomo, foliis angulalis subsetaceis, 



floribus oblongis solitariis sessilibus. — IFilld. sp. pi. 2. 



p. 214. 

 Icon. Fl. dan. IO98. Host. gram. 3. t. gO. Engl. 



lot. 802. 

 In overflowed fields, common. July, Aug. v. v. 



cavipestris. !/• J- foliis planis pilosis, spicis pedunculatis ovatis subcer- 

 nuis, intermedia sessili, calycinis foliolis mucronatis 

 capsula obtusa longionbus. IFilld. sp. pi. 2. p. 221. 

 Icon. Engl. lot. 672. 



On dry sunny hills : Pensylvania to Carolina. 1/ . April, 



May. V. V. 



melatiocar- 18. J. culmo folioso, foliis sublanceolatis glabris, panicula 



pus. capillari laxa, floribus pedicellatis. — Mich.Ji.amer. 1. 



p. igo. 



Luzula melanocarpa. Desvoux in journal de lolanique 1. 



p. 142. t. 5.f. 2. 



In the M^eslern part of Canada. Michaux. + . Seeds 



black. 



repens, ig. J. culmis repentibus foliosis, foliis planis anguslis, cap!- 



tulis paucis sessilibus pedunculatisque paucifloris, 



calycibus snbulatis 3-andris. — Mich.fi. anier.2. p.lQl. 



Cephaloxis flabellata. Desvoux in journal de lotanique 1. 



p. 324. t. 11./. 2. 

 On sandy lulls in Carolina and Georgia. 1/ . June. v. s. 



311. PEPLIS. Gen. pi. 605. 



P. floribus axillaribus solitariis, foliis crassis spathulato- 

 obovatis, floribus apetalis. 



Inundated during its flowering time, in slow-flowing 

 places of rivers, in Pensylvania; the flowers so dimi- 

 nutive that to examine them it requires a strong mi- 

 croscope. 



