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Poa autiimnalis Miilil. 



Frequent, swampy woods. 



fPoa pratensis L. 



Occasional, roadsides and open woods. 



iSorg-hiim Halapense (L.) Pers. 



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



Sporobohis asper (Miclix.) Kuntli. 



Frequent, sandy woods and roadsides. 



Sporobohis Indiciis (L.) E. Br. 



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



Sporobolus punceiis (Miclix.) Kiinth. 



Frequent, dry sandy woods south of Auburn. 



Stipa avenacea L. 



Frequent, upland woods, sand or clay. 



ISjntlierisiiia fimbriatiiiu (Link) Nash. 

 Common, cultivated fields, (Crab grass.) 



ISjntherisma villosuiii Walt. 



Occasional, cultivated fields. 



Triciispis seslerioides (Michx. ) Torr. 

 Common, upland woods and open places. 



Tripsaciim dactjdoides L. 



Frequent, ditch banks and borders of moist fields. 



*Trisetum aristatiilmii (Seribn. & Merrill) Nasli. 

 Dry clay woods, Tallapoosa county. 



tTrisetiiiii Pennsylyanicuni (L.) Beauv. 



Frequent, moist woods. 



Fniola latifolia Mielix. 



Frequent, rich upland woocte. 



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



Collected once. Auburn. 



Uniola longifolia Seribn. 



Frequent, upland woods and creek bottoms. 



Cyperaceae. 

 Carex Atlantica Bailey. 



Frequent, rich woods. 



Carex cephalopliora Miilil. 



Frequent, dry wooded hillsides. 



