CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 297 
. ovina, L. 
In waste places and ballast; frequent. Adventive from 
Europe. 
. DURIUSCULA, L. (F. ovina, L., var. duriuscula, Gray.) 
In fields, etc.; common. Naturalized from Europe. 
. ELATIOR, L. 
In fields, etc.; common. Naturalized from Europe. 
. nutans, Spreng. 
Gloucester: One mile west of Mickleton—B. Heritage. 
Burlington: In woods along Coppuck’s Run, Pemberton—Miss 
Willmarth. Monmouth and Ocean: “ Meadows, not common ” 
—Konieskern. Union: In rocky woods, Plainfield—Tweedy. 
Hudson: Bergen Point—Leggett; and frequent in rocky 
woods in the northern counties. 
BROMUS, L. 
Brome-grass. 
_ SECALINUS, L. Cheat. Chess. 
In wheat fields; common. Adventive from Europe. 
. RaCEMosus, L. Chess. 
Fields and meadows; common. Adventive from Europe. 
. MOLLIS, L. 
In waste places. Cape May:—Commons. Atlantic; Spar- 
ingly at Hammonton—Bassett. Hudson: In ballast at Com- 
munipaw—Britton. Fugitive from Europe. 
. Kalmii, Gray. 
Warren: In woods on limestone bluff one mile below Phil- 
lipsburg, and at White Pond, near Blairstown—Porter. 
. Ciliatus, L. 
In moist woods. Ocean and Monmouth: Not rare—Knies- 
kern; frequent in the middle and northern counties. 
. purgans, L. (B. ciliatus, L., var. purgans, Gray.) 
Warren and Hunterdon: Frequent along the Delaware, 
blooming much later than B. ciliatus—Porter. Sussex: Ham- 
burgh Mt.—Britton. 
