FLOWERING PLANTS. 117 



ANTHOXANTHUM, L. 



A. odoratum, L. Sweet-scented Vernal Grass. 5 7. Com- 

 mon in meadows and pastures. It gives the scent to hay. 



ALOPECURUS, L. 



A. agrestis, L. Slender Fox-tail Grass. 7, 8. Abundant in 

 fields and waste places. 



A. fulvus, Sm. Orange-spiked Fox-tail Grass. 6 8. Rare : 

 in ditches on Dickleburgh Moor, F. 



A. geniculatus, L. Bent Fox-tail Grass. 6, 7. Not common : 

 damp meadow, Jay's Green, Harleston, A. Baker's Barn. 

 Brickyard, F. Near Mendham Priory Ruin, D. Pulham 

 (T), etc. 



A. pratensis, L. Meadow Fox-tail Grass. 5, 6. Common in 

 meadows and pastures. 



MILIUM, L. 



M. effusum, L. Wood Millet-grass. 6, 7. Rare : Gawdy 

 Hall Great Wood (EAH). 



PHLEUM, L. 



P. pratense, L. Timothy Grass. 5 10. Common in meadows 

 and by waysides. Var. nodosum, roadside below Homers- 

 field Church, F. 



AGROSTIS, L. 



A. canina, L. Brown Bent Grass. 6, 7. Not common : near 

 Weybread House, E. Potter's Pits, Weybread, F. 



A. alba, L. Marsh Bent Grass. Common in the marsh 

 meadows. 



A. vulgaris, With. Fine Bent Grass. 7, 8. Very common in 

 cultivated and waste ground. 



CALAMAGROSTIS, Ad. 



C. epigeios, Roth. Wood Small Reed. 1. Rare : Gawdy Hall 

 Great Wood (Mr. Flint), F. Spinney in Rushall, near 

 Brockdish Hall (EAH), F. Earsham Wood (WA). 



C. lanceolata, Roth. Purple Small Reed. 6, 7. Rare : pond- 

 sides, Gawdy Hall Great Wood (EAH). Blake's Grove, 

 Gawdy Hall (BG). Earsham Wood (T). 



