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Latin Names. 

 Uniola, L., 



*U. multiflora, Xutt , 



*U. gracilis, Mich., 



Phragmites, Trin., . 



P. communis, Pur., 



Arundinaria, Mich., 



A. macrosperma, Mich., 



*A. pumila, Xutt., 



Lepturus, R. Br. 



L. paniculatus, Xutt., 



Hordeum, L., 



H. pusillum, Xutt., 



Elymus, L., . 



E. Yirginicus, L., . 



*E. Canadensis, L., 



Vralepis, Xutt. 



*C aristulata, XTutt., 



Danthonia, DC, . 



*D. spicata, Beau., 



Phalaris, L., . 



*P. occidentalis, Xutt., 



Chloris, Sw. 



*C. verticillata, Xutt., 



Paspalum, L. 



*P. purpureum, Ell., 



*P. racemosum, Xutt., 



-P. stoloniferum, Xutt., 



P. setaceum, Mich., 



P. laeve, Mich., 



Panicum, L., 



*P. gibbum, Ell., . 



P. hians, Ell., 



*P. sanguinale, L., 



P. anceps, Mich., . 



*P. agrostoides, Spreng 



*P. capillare, L., . 



*P. virgatum, L., . 



P. clandestinum, L., 



*P. microcarpum, Muhl 



*P. pauciflorum, Ell , 



*P. dichotomum, L , 



*P. verrucosum, Muhl., 



*P. ignoratum, Kunth., 



P. Crus-galli, L., . 



Setaria, Beauv., 1 . 



S. glauca, Beauv., . 



English Names. 

 Spike grass. 



Reed. 

 Cane. 



Barley. 

 Lyme grass. 



Wild Oat gras 

 Canary grass. 



Panic grass. 



Common crab 



Barn-yard grass, 

 Fox-tail grass. 

 Bottle grass, 



Geolog'l Station. 



Sand, 

 Sandy, 



Alluvial, 



Limestone, 



Sand, 

 Limestone, 



Sand, 



Sandy, 



Sand, 

 Sandstone 



Sandy, 

 Limestone 



Sandy, 



Natural Habitat. 



Banks of Arkansas River. 

 Prairies. 



Wet prairies (rare). 



Rich banks. Bottoms. 

 Red River. 



Open ground. 



Saline soil. 



Barrens ft banks of rivers. 

 Xutt. Cat. 



Banks of Arkansas. 



Rocky places. 



Inundated prairies. 



Banks. Fort Smith. 



Xutt. Cat. 



Red River. Plains. 



Arkansas. (Xutt. Cat.) 



Fields. 



Moist grounds. 



Swamps. 

 Low ground. 

 Waste grounds. 

 Barrens. 

 Wet meadows. 

 Plains. 

 Moist soil. 

 Woody banks. 

 Thickets. 

 Wet meadows. 

 Common. 

 Swamps. 

 Xutt. Cat. 

 Waste places. 



Open places. Everywhere. 



1 The Bengal grass (Setaria Italica, L.), and the Hungarian grass (Setaria Gcrvumica, Var.), are 

 cultivated everywhere for hay. They may do well on the drained prairies of Arkansas. Still, on the 

 same land, oats and barley are more valuable. 



