491, J. effusus, Z. Soft Rush. 
492. J. glaucus, Sibth. Hard Rush. 
493. J. acutifiorus, Zhrh. Sharp-flowered jointed Rush. 
494, J. lamprocarpus. Ehrh. Shining-fruited jointed Rush. 
495. J. bufonius, Z. Toad Rush. 
8'7.—Nat. order. Cyperaces. 
BysMvs. 
496. B. compressus, Panz. Compressed Club Rush,—Mr. Willmott. 
ScrmpPus, 
497. S. palustris, LZ. Creeping Spike Rush, 
498. S. setaceus, Z. Bristle-stalked Club Rush. 
499. S. sylvaticus, LZ. Wood Club Rush. 
ERIOPHORUM. 
500. E. latifolium, Hoppe. Downy-stalked Cotton Grass. 
CaREx. 
501. C. vulpina, Z. Great compound prickly Carex. 
502. C. muricata, L. Prickly Carex. 
503. C. divulsa, Good. Gray Carex. 
504. C. stellulata, Good. Little prickly Carex. 
505. C. remota, L. Remote Carex. 
506. C. ovalis, Good. Oval-spiked Carex. 
507. C. acuta, Z. Slender-spiked Carex. 
508. C. vulgaris, Fries. Tufted Bog Carex, 
509. C. glauca, Scop. Glaucous Heath Carex. 
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Locally called Carnation Grass, and when growing in damp pastures where 
cattle and sheep are grazing is said to cause them, by some mysterious agency, to 
be infected with the ‘‘ Fluke,” so fatal to sheep in particular. 
510. C. digitata, LD. Fingered Carex. 
511. C. humilis, Leysse. Dwarf Silvery Cares,—Mr. Willmott. 
512. C. montana, ZL. Mountain Carex, Rev. W. H. Purchas. 
513. C. pilulifera, Z. Round-headed Carex. 
514. C. precox, Jacq. Vernal Carex. 
515. C. pallescens, L. Pall Carex. 
516. . C. panicea, Z. Pink-leaved Carex. 
517. C. pendula, Huds. Great Pendulous Carex. 
5174. C. strigosa, Huds. (Rev. A. Ley.) 
518. C. sylvatica, Huds. Pendulous Wood Carex. 
519. C. fulva, Good. Tawny Carex. 
b. speirostachya. 
520. C. flava, ZL. Yellow Carex. 
521. C. hirta, Z. Hairy Carex. 
522. C. riparia, Curtis. . Common Carex. 
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