s 
II Males. II Females. Di. Di. 
2 2. Sweet VernaUGrass. — A. odoratum^ 
Spike ovate-oblong, florets on short fruit- 
stalks, longer than the Beard. — Curtis. 
I. 4. Martyn. 23. 
Meadows and Pastures, May, P. Common. 
CLASS. III. 
III Males. I Female. Tri. Mo. 
* Flowers with Petals. 
Valerian, — Valeriana. Gen. PI. 60. 
Cup none. Blossom hunched at the base on 
one side, superior: Seed i. 
23. Marsh Valerian. — V. dioica. 
Flowers dioecious, three-stamen’d, leaves 
winged, very entire. — Curtis. IV, 3. 
Moist Meadows and Marshes, May, P. Rare. 
Caldwell^ — Bromham, near the Mill. 
24. Common Valerian, - — V. officinalis. 
Flowers three-stamen’d, all the leaves 
winged. — Curtis. VI. 
Woods, June, P. Common. 
25. Corn^Sallad Valerian. ~ V. Locusta. 
Flowers three-stamen’d, stem forked, leaves 
strap-shaped. — Curtis. V. 4. Martyn. 24. 
Corn-fields, April, A. Common, 
Flag. 
