Ill Males. II Females. Tri. Di. 
56. Narrow 4 eaved Meadou ‘Grass. - P. angustifolia. 
Panicle spreading, spikelets containing 4 
florets, downy, straw straight, round. — 
Leers. VI. 3. 
Woods and Hedges, June, P. Rare. 
Clapham Lane. 
57. Smooth Meadow-Grass. — P. pratensis. 
Panicle spreading, spikelets containing 5 
florets, smooth, straw straight, round. — 
Curtis. II. 5. 
Walls and Meadows, May, June, P. Common. 
58. Annual Me adozv -Grass. — P. annua. 
Panicle spreading horizontally, spikelets 
blunt, straw obliquely compressed. — 
Curtis. I. 6. admirable. Martyn. 98. 
Meadows and Road-sides, April, A. Common. 
39. Hard Meadoiv-Grass: — • P. rigida. 
Panicle spear-shaped, somewhat branched, 
flowering on one side, branches alternate, 
flowering on one side. — Curtis. II. 4. 
Walls and dry Places, May, A. Common. 
60. Flat-stalked Meadozv -Grass. - P. compressa. 
Panicle flowering on one side, compact, 
straw oblique, compressed. — Flora Danica. 
742. Sowerby.* 365. Leers. V. 4. 
Walls 
