114 IIORTUS GRAMINEUS WOBUHXENSIS. 



3. Spikes villose awn /ess. 



TRITICUM m. Trit, vulg. autumnnh, spike awnless, villose, grey, 

 culms hollow, seed golden colour, bearded at one end. 



4. Spikes bearded villose. 



n. a. Trit.xndg.antnmnale, spike ash-blue coloured, villose, awns 

 black, spike slender, culms feeble, seed convex, awns often 

 deciduous when ripe. 



n. b. Trit. vulg. nntumriale, awns greyish-brown, spike small, 

 bluish. 



n. y. Trit. vulg. nutiininale, spikes and awns whitish-ash co- 

 loured. 



o. a. Trit. vulg. autumnale, spike short, fleshy, turgid, awned; 

 brownish, culm feeble. Triticum tnrgidum, which see. 



o. b. Trit. vulg. autumuale, spikes and awns whitish. 



p. Trit. vulg. Spike fleshy, large, somewhat ash-coloured, 

 long-awned, seed horny-hard, culm feeble. 



fasfuosum, ami. long pyramidal spiked. Cult. S. Spain, R. S. 

 L. S. V. i. p. 764. 



Gaertuerianum, ami. Gaertner's. Cult. Spain, ibid. 



platxjstucliyum, ami. compressed spiked. Cult. ibid. 



cochleare, ami. spoon-shaped. Cult. ibid. 



Cevallos, arm. Cevallo's. Cult. ibid. 



durum, ann. hard-grained. Cult. Barbary, ibid., p. 765. Triti- 

 cum villosum, Host. Gram. v. t. 6.? 



siculum ami. small dagger-form. Cult. Sicily, Asia, ibid., p. 765. 



hordeiformis, ami. barley-like. Cult. Austria. Host. Gram. iv. 

 t.5. 



compactum, arm. close-headed. Cult. Styria. Host. Gram. iv. t. 7. 



atratuni, ann. ibid., t. 8. Cult. Austria. 



* Species loith leafy husks. 



Polonicum, arm. (which see). 



2. Species loitk the liardened calyx holding the ripe seed. 

 * Spikes opposite, compressed. 



monococcum, ann. (which see). 



cieiifuegos, aim. Cult. Austria. R. S. L. S. V. i. p. 767. 



Bauhini, ann. Bauhini's, ibid. 



** Species with compressed even spikes. 



spelta, ann. (which see). 



Uncultivated or wild species. 



Hispanicurn, ann. Spanish. Festuca maritima,hmn. Spec. Plant. ii. 

 p. 110. 



