Flora of Vermont lYl 



P. capillare L. Old-witch Grass, Tumble-weed. Fields; common. 

 P, claudestiniiin L. Moist thickets in the lower altitudes; frequent. 

 P. colniiibianum Scribn. Dry sandy soil; frequent about Burlington. 

 P. depanperatum Muhl. Dry woods and fields in the lower altitudes; 



occasional. 

 P. dichotomnm L. Woods in the lower altitudes; occasional. 

 P. hnachacae Ashe. (P. unciphyllum of recent Am. auth., not Trin.). 



Open ground in the lower altitudes; frequent. 

 P. huachucae Ashe, var. silyicola Hitchc. & Chase. Woods in the lower 



altitudes; occasional. 

 P. iniplieatuin Scribn. Wet meadows; frequent in Champlain Valley. 

 P. latifoliam D. (P. macrocarpon Le Conte). Woodlands in the lower 



altitudes; common. 

 P. Lindlieimeri Nash. Willoughby. (E. & C. E. Faxon). 

 P. liiiearifoliuin Scribn. Dry woods and fields in the lower altitudes; 



common. 

 P. iniliaceiim* L. European Millet. Rurlington, (Brainerd); Rutland, 



(Kirk); Townshend, (Wheeler). 

 P. pliiladelphiciiiii Bernh. (P. minus Nash). Lake Memphramagog, 



(Tuckerman). 

 P. scoparioides Ashe. Sandy or gravelly soil; Hartland, (Ruggles). 

 P. Scribuerianuni Nash. (P. scoparium Wats. & Coult.). Brattleboro, 



(Grout); Westminster, (Robinson). 

 P. spliaerocarpon Ell. Along railroad, Putney, (W. H. Blanchard). 

 P. subyillosuin Ashe. (P. meridionale Ashe). Dry woods and sandy 



ground; Burlington, (Jones); Rutland, (Eggleston). 

 P. tennesseense Ashe. Moist ground in the Champlain Valley; fre- 

 quent. Hartland, (Ruggles). 

 P. tsugretorum Nash. Moist ground; rare. Burlington, (Jones, Mrs. 



N. F. Flynn) ; Salisbury, (Brainerd) ; Hartland, (Ruggles). 

 P. Tirgatum L. Switch Grass, Tall Panic Grass. Brattleboro, (M. A. 



Howe); Ferrisburg, (Kirk); Hartland, (Ruggles). 

 P, Weriieri Scribn. Dry woods and fields; Burlington and Colchester, 



(Jones). 

 P. xantliophysiim Gray. Dry sandy soil; frequent in the lower alti- 

 tudes. 



PASPALUM 



P. Muhlenberg-ii Nash. Sandy fields; Bellows Falls, (Carey); Hart- 

 land, (Ruggles) ; Vernon, (Grout) ; Townshend, (Wheeler). 



PHALARIS. Canary Grass 



P. aruiidinaoea L. Reed Canary-grass. Wet soil; freiiuent. Var. 



picta* L. Ribbon Grass. A frequent garden escape. 

 P. caiiarieiisis* L. Canary-grass. Waste places; occasional. 



PHLEUM 

 P. prateuse^'= L. Timothy, Herd's Grass. Fields; common. ^ 



