SPECIMEN BOTANICUM. 29 
Gramen arundinaceum panicula mol- 
li sPADiCEA majus. C. B. Pin. 7. Scheuchz. 
122. Pab. 5. opt. Gramen dumeto- 
rum panicula acerofa, femine pappofo. Rati 
Hift. 1287. Arundo culmo ramofo. Lin. Flor, 
Lapp. N° 42, Reed-Grafs, or Bu/h-Grafs^ zvith 
a pappo f e. Panicle. I gathered this Grafs (1738) 
in a Lane between the Grove at Camberwell and 
Dulwich. Julio paniculam producit. 
Gramen avenaceum, latifolium mi- 
nus, SPARSA PANICULA. Barrel. Icon. 95. N" 
1 I. Gramen avenaceum nemorenfe, glumis ra- 
rioribus ex fufeo xerampelinis. Raii Syn. Ed. II. 
262. Avenaceum locLiftis rarioribus. C. B. Pin. 
IO. Red Oat Grafs of the Woods. In fylvis, 
fed rarius. In Hornfey Wood near Highgate. 
In the old Park-Wood at Harefield, and in the 
Lane leading from Harefield to Rkkmanfworth.t 
plentifully. Sub finem Aprilis paniculam ex- 
plicat. 
Gramen • avenaceum glabrum panicu- 
la PURPURO-ARGENTE A SPLENDENTE. D. 
Doody. Raii Syn. Ed. II. 262. 10. Avena 
Ipicis eredlis, calice fpicis breviore. Linn. Elor. 
Lap. N° 3 r . Oat Grafs., zvith purplijh fhining 
or Silver Panicles.. About Cornbury Qtiarry, 
and feveral other Parts of Whichwood Foreft. 
Junio paniculam explicat. 
Gramen 
