CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 285 



PHALARIS, L. 



Canary-grass. 

 P. CANARIENSIS, L. Canary-seed. 



In waste places. Bergen : Closter Austin. Hudson : Ho- 

 boken Leggett ; in ballast, Communipaw A. Brown. Middle- 

 sex : Perth Amboy Britton. Burlington : Moorestown Miss 

 j^. M. Kaighn. Caraden : In waste places and ballast Parker. 

 Hunterdon : Frequent Best. Atlantic : Atlantic City B. 

 Heritage. Fugitive from Europe. 



P. arundinacea, L. Heed Canary-grass. 



Camden : Banks of the Delaware below Camden Martindale. 

 Gloucester : Greenwich township, several large patches B. 

 Heritage ; and frequent or occasional in wet places, middle and 

 northern counties. Probably in part introduced from Europe. 



ANTHOXANTHUM, L. 



Vernal Grass. * 

 A. ODORATUM, L. 



In fields and meadows. Very common. Naturalized from 

 Europe. 



HIEROCHLOA, Qmel. 



Holy-grass. Vanilla Grass. 

 H. odorata (L.), Wahl. (H. borealis, Roem. & Schult.) 



Borders of salt or brackish meadows. Salem : Near Salem 

 Canby. Monmouth : Near Squan Village, rare Knieskern ; 

 Sea Bright Britton. Essex : Meadows near Newark W. H. 

 Wolfe. Bergen : Carlstadt Schuh. Hudson : Weehawken 

 Leggett. 



ALOPECURUS, L. 



Fox-tail Grass. 

 A. GENICULATUS, L. 



Camden : In ballast and waste places Parker. Fugitive 

 from Europe. 



Var. aristulatus (Michx.), Munro. 



Bergen : Closter Austin ; Palisades Leggett. Hudson : 

 Bergen Point and Guttenberg Leggett; Communipaw A. 

 Brown. Sussex : Newton Garber. Mercer : Torrey. Cam- 

 den and Gloucester : In river swamps Parker. 



