f 98 ] 
dis proveniens. Syn 410. minus duriufculum. Ger. 
Gramen panicula multiplici. C. B. Bm. Bark. 
Small hard Grafs, here and there in Nottingham- 
-park upon the Rock, upon the Walls about Wool- 
laton Hall, &c. not uncomm.on. 
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35 Gramen capillaceum locullellis pennatis j- 
non arillatis. Syn. ibid. R. Hijl. Gramen Ibli- u 
olis Junceis brev ibus radice nigra et alba. C. B. 
Vin, Rttjh leaved feathered Grafs, -ivithoat A-tsenes. 
Not only about Nottingham Cajile and in the n 
Vark about the Rock Holes common but in P 
many other dry rocky Places. )/: 
[36 Gramen aquaticum majus. Syn. 41 1. Ger. 
Jim. majus aquaticum Lobelii. /. B. Great water f: 
Reed-grafs. on a watry Place by the Bridge near t 
Cheney -pool. i 
37 Gramen aquaticum cum longilTima panicu- 
la Syn. 412. I. B. duviatile. Ger. Em. Bark. ,f 
Elote-gxafs. with the ibregoing. S 
c 
38 Gramen tremulum, bjv/. ibid. I. B. Pha- 
laris pratealis. Ger. Gramen tremulum feu Pha- 
laris media Anglica prima, an fecunda. Park, r 
dfuaking-grafs, Vow-quakes, by feme Ladies-hair, ■' 
^ ery common in Fields. I 
39 Festuca avenacea Herilis elatior feu Bro- i 
mos Herilis elatior l'eu Bromos Diofe. Syn. ibid. 
C. B. Pin. Brojnos Herba live Avena Herilis. 
Park. Bromos Herilis. Qer. Great wild Oat-grafs ! 
or Drank, very common. 
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