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III Males. II Females. Tri. Di. 
Woods, May, P. Common. 
OLs: 
Habit of this Grass generally inclining^ leaves broad, 
mostly open, sometimes rolled in : Cup of z leaves pointed^ 
concave: Anthers yellow, 
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Meadow-Grass. Poa. Gen. PI. 114. 
Cup 2 valves, containing many florets. Spike- 
lets ovate, valves skinny-edged, rather 
pointed. 
54. Water Meadozv -Grass, — P. aquatica. 
Panicle spreading, spikelets strap-shaped, 
containing 6 flowers. — Curtis. V. 12. 
Leers. V. 5. 
Banks of Rivers, Ditches, August, P. 
Common. 
Ohs; 
The most gigantic of all the Meadow-Grasses, Panicle 
a foot in length, at first close, afterwards spreading, 
Spikelets ovate. Germ ovate, smooth. 
j5. Rough-Stalked Meadow-Grass, - P. trivialis. 
Panicle spreading, spikelets containing 3 
florets, downy at the base, straw straight, 
round. — Curtis. 11 . 6. Leers. VI. 2. 
Meadows and Pastures, June, P. Common. 
D Narrow-leaved 
