TRIAND. DIGYN. 127. Panicum. 137 
f»r. 
Panicle racemed: glumes curved, obtufe, nerved. 
Eaft Indies. Culms filiform: lea-vts lanceolate, flowering; 
curved on the outfide, awnlefs. 
Pulciij^ 
''Saturn. 
Panicle wand-like: glumes pointed, fmooth; the outinoft 
Vir|mia"^'c«/=w very tall, with a difFufe very Urge panicle. 
Panicle erea : peduncles a-fiowered: calyxes obtufe, hif- 
pid, I -flowered : feeds triangular. 
India. Pan. fatens. Burm, Ind, z6. t. 10. f. *• 
Culms proftrate, leafy, rooting : panidt clofe. 
Panicle oblong, flexuous, capillary, fpreading : calyxes 2-. 
flowered: leaves linear-lanceolate: culm rooting. 
India. Portugal ? Sp. pi. 86. 
Panicle compound, ovate, with crowded erea branches: 
fpikelets ovate, fubulate : culm fubdiyided, jointed . 
iLves ovate-lanceolatc ; the (heaths ciliate at the neck 
and margin. 
Jamaica. Snjuartz. pradr. zj. Willd. ft. pi. t.p. 352. 
Culm leafy, with approximating brown knots. 
Panicle compound, erea, glabrous; fpikelets ovate : culm 
branched: leaves ovate-lanceolate, pubelcent ; the 
(heaths rough, woolly. 
Jamaica, Sussartz. predr. 2 ^. IVillden. v. p.^.^'i. 
Culm with divaricating leafy hirlute branches. 
Panicle compound, fpreading: branches and branehlets 
(lifF, capillary ; fpikelets roundilh : _ culm fubdivided, 
jointed : leaves broad lanceolate, pointed, rigid. 
Jamaica. Swartz, prodr. z^. IVillden, l p. 253* 
Leaves ovate at the bafe, ere£l: Jheaths clofe. 
Panicle compound, capillary, fpreading: florets polyga- 
mous : culm jointed, hairy. 
Jamaica. Swartz. 24. Brown Jam. 366. n, 2. 
Panicle compound, fpreading: branches flexuous : fpike- 
lets pedicelled, diflant, glutinous: culm eredt, lim- 
ple ; leaves broader. 
Jamaica, Sloanejam. i . 1 14- 7 ** /* 3 * 
Culm glabrous, lea(y: /wwr broad-lanccolate, erect. 
‘•Saturn. 
‘"''‘ndiiia. 
Pol, 
'’’iamur, 
SCi 
'"osutn. 
Panicled: (heaths of the leaves longitudinally ciliate. 
India. P. miliacektn. ' FluA. aim. 1. 189. f 4. 
Culm leafy, with approximating fmooth knots : leaves acute, 
rounded and oblique at the bafe ; fneaths clofe. 
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