48 
— 
— 
Wass = 
ee cam 
— 
NRE 
2 
7 
NI. 
Fic. 344. PANICUM CILIATISSIMUM Buckl. Prel. Rept. Geol. and 
Surv. Tex.4. 1866. INDIAN WHEAT. CANET GRASS.—A creeping, m 
branched, leafy perennial, with upright flowering stems 1-3 dm. . (4-17) 
d es 
i g ? 
9-nerved, smooth except at the sale fa Dei. s long as the — 
glume densely ciliate-hairy near the Margin; third glume (c) somewhats 
than the second, ciliate on the margins, its palea MM t in length; flo 
eren (d) obtuse, oy 23 The fertile palea is shown by ! 
, Southern 
n species is PAM ‘known a as compet ow. The extensively cree 
rd vsus .and leafy stems of this iat aes present a close resemblance 
