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Grass, Dart. See Dart Grass. 
Grass, Deer’s-Foot. See Deer’s Foot Grass. 
Grass, Dew. See Dew Grass. The plant figured in Park. Theatr. 
1178, is not Dactylis, but some foreign grass, probably a Panicum or 
Andropogon. Its German name was Himmels deau and Hymmels dau. 
See Lobel, Stirp, Adversaria Nova, p. 4. 
Grass, Didder. Briza media, L. — Lane. E. D. S. Lane. Gloss. 
Grass, Dithering. See Dithering Grass. 
Grass, Dodder, or Doddering. See Dodder Grass and Doddering 
Grass. 
Grass, Doddle. See Doddle Grass. 
Grass, Dog. See Dog Grass. 
Grass, Dog’s. See Dog’s Grass. 
Grass, Dog’s-tail. See Dog’s-tail Grass. 
Grass, Dog’s-tooth. See Dog’s-tooth Grass. 
Grass, Dothering. See Dothering Dicks. 
Grass, Dover. Festuca elatior, L. — English Flora (ed. 2), i. 149. 
Grass, Dudder. See Dndder Grass. 
Grass, Duffel. See Duffel Grass. 
Grass, Earning. See Earning Grass. 
Grass, Eccle. Pinguicula vulgaris, L. — OrJeneys, Jamieson. 
Grass, Elbowit. See Elhowit Grass. 
Grass, Ever. Lolium perenne, L. — Dors. Dors.^Gloss. Pulman. See 
Eaver. 
Grass, Fair. See Fair Grass. 
Grass, Faitour’s. See Faitour’s Grass. 
Grass, Feather. See Feather Grass. 
Grass, Feather-top. See Feather-top Grass. 
Grass, Fellin. See Fellin Grass (1). 
Grass, Fellon. See Fellon Grass. 
Grass, Fescue. A general book-name for the genus Festuca; 
F. ovina, etc. Prior, p. 78. 
Grass, Fiddle. See Fiddle Grass. 
Grass, Fiorin. See Fiorin Grass. 
Grass, Fire. See Fire Grass. 
Grass, Five-finger. See Five-finger Grass. 
Grass, Five-leaved. See Five-leaved Grass. 
Grass, Flea. See Flea Grass. 
