CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 293 
PHRAGMITBES, Trin. 
Reed. 
P. vulgaris (Lam.), B.S. P. (P. communis, Trin.) 
Swamps and borders of ponds. Frequent throughout the 
State. 
CYNOSURUS, L. 
©. crisratus, L. 
Hudson: Hoboken—Austin. Fugitive from Europe. 
EATONIA, Raf. 
Eatonia. 
EH. Pennsylvanica, (Spreng.), Gray. 
Moist woods. Frequent throughout the State. Most abund- 
ant northward. 
H. obtusata (Michx.), Gray. 
Passaic: Passaic Falls, and Hudson: Weehawken—Leggett. 
Bergen: Carlstadt—Schuh. Cape May:—Commons. Hunter- 
don: Frequent—Best. 
H. Dudleyi, Vasey. 
j Hunterdon: On a dry hillside at Rosemont, 1886—Schuh. 
ERAGROSTIS, Beauv. 
Eragrostis. 
BE. hypnoides (Lam.), B.S. P. (E. reptans, Nees.) 
Warren: Shore of the Delaware River above Phillipsburg 
and below Carpentersville—Porter. Camden: Petty’s Island— 
Parker. Hunterdon: Common along the Delaware—Best. 
E. minor, Host. (£. poaoides, Beauv.) 
In waste places. Hunterdon: Byram—Best. Adventive 
from Europe. 
E. MAsor, Host. (E. poaoides, Beauv., var. megastachya, Gray.) 
In waste places and cultivated fields; common. Naturalized 
from Europe. 
E. prtosa (L.), Beauv. 
In waste places ; frequent. Naturalized from Europe. 
