96 HORTUS GRAMINEUS WOBURNENSIS. 



FESTUCA cynosuroides, ann. dog's-tail-like fescue, nat. Barbary, 



R. S. L. S. V. i. 1713. 

 Fenas, ann. Fena, nat. Murcia, said to be excellent food for 



horses and mules, ibid., p. 714. 

 capillata, ann. fine-leaved, nat. S. France, ibid. 

 intermedia, per. intermediate fescue, nat. 

 a. stricta,per. upright variety. Host. Gram. 

 f3. hirsuta, per. hairy-awned variety. Host. Gram. 

 Halleri, per. Haller's, nat. Alps, Switzerland. R. S. Linn. Syst. 



Veg. i. p. 716. 



longifolia, per. long-leaved, nat. Italy, ibid. 

 curvula,per. curved-leaved, nat. Switzerland, ibid. p. 718. 

 alpina,per. alpine, nat. Switzerland, ibid. 

 arenaria, per. sea-side, indig., sands, Skegness, Lincolnshire. 

 plebeja,per. short-jointed, nat. Van Diemen. Brown. 

 amethystina, per. blue, indig. var. F. tenuifolia. 

 picta,per. painted, nat. Hungary, ibid. p. 719. 

 reptatrix, per. creeping, nat. Arabia. 

 varia,per. various, nat. Alps of Europe, ibid. 

 Eskia,per. complicated-leaved, nat. Pyrennees, ibid., p. 720. 

 glauca, per. glaucous, nat. dry sandy-soils, Hort. Gram. Fo, 137. 



France and Switzerland, ibid. 



pallem,per. pale, nat. Hungary, Austria, ibid. 721. 

 Pungens, per. pointed, nat. Alps, ibid. 

 Valesiaca, per. crowded-panicled, nat. Switz., ibid. 

 Pannonica,per. Hungarian, nat. Hungary, ibid. 

 Xanthina, per. light yellow, nat. Switz. .F. Flavescens, Gaud. 



June. 



alpestris,per. wild, nat. Tyrol, sub Alps, ibid. 

 punctoria, per. dotted, nat. Greece. Smith, Fl. Gr. i. p. 722. 

 heterophylla,per. various-leaved, nat. s. Alps, Europe. R. S. L. 



S. V. p. 724. See Festuca duriuscula. 

 vaginata, per. sheathed, nat. Hungary, ibid. 

 nutans,per. nodding, nat. America. Pursh. 

 alopecuros, ann. fox-tail-like, nat. Barbary. Schousb. Marocc. 



July, Sept. Hort. Gram. Fo. 209. i. p. 281. Willd. en. i. 



p. 117. 

 ciliata, ann. ciliated, nat. Portugal. R. S. Linn. Syst. Veg. i. 



p. 728. 



blepharophora, per. broad-leaved, nat. E. Indies, ibid. 

 delicatula, ann. delicate, nat. Austria, ibid. 279. 



