TRIAND. DIGYN. 135. Poa. 
151 
''‘“f’noia. Panicle contraaed : fpikclets ovate, 9-flowered ; peduncles 
very fliort. 
The Cape, ^hunb^ frodr.zi, Willden, I-/- 393 * 
^'^pifmdts. Panicle fpike-glomerate : fpikelets ii -flowered; culm 
branched ; leaves Tubulate. 
The Cape. Thmb,p'odr. 22. Willden. i, p, 393. 
’^‘’-‘icillata Panicle fpreading, capillary, flexuous: fpikelets ii -flower- 
ed, linear-fubulate. 
Spain, Ca‘van.lc. l. t. 93. W'^illden. p- 393 * 
^ranches of the panicles in whorls : culmi proftrate. 
‘‘huinica^ Panicle capillary, loofe, ereft : fpikelets 4-flowered, fmooth,: 
linear-lanceolate f leaves glabrous, fomewhat con- 
volute. 
Abyffinia. Bruce It. p, jS. ie. Jacq. k. rar. i . /. 1 7 . 
Ca/azconipreircd, branched, bent in at the knots: leaves linear, 
pointed, rough at the edges ; Jlorets alternate. 
The common Bread of AbylEnia is made of this grain, 
^^’’o^irens. Sinooth : culm ereft : leaves fomewhat rigid ; fhpth 
(horter than the internodes : panicle fpreading : fpike- 
lets flat, linear. 
Barbary. Desfonf.atlant.y^. Mart. Mill. DiS, n. ^z. 
Flmvers loofely panicled : peauncles long, angular. 
^‘^P'llaris, Panicle loofe, much fpread, capillary; leaves hairy; culm 
very much branched. 
Weft Indies. Merit, hift. ^.f. 8, /. 6.f. 33. 
Fio, .ts 4 — 6, minute : leaves witli a few long hairs. 
Panicle fpreading, capillary : fpikelets 7-flowered, glabrous: 
leaves glabrous: culm branched, 
Japan. Thunb.jup. 51. Jf'dlden. l.p. 394- 
Culm round, ftriate : branches alternate, iimple. 
*^‘*^‘‘iarica. Panicle with very fiinplc branches ; flowers feffile? feeds 
diftant: culm creeping. 
India. Bunn. htd. 27. t. \\. f.z'i 
Cn ' 
'"‘’ISIS. Panicle with Ample branches ; flowers feflile: feeds im- 
bricat.. : culm creft. 
India. Burm.lnd. 11./. 3. Poa panicea. Retz. 
Branches crowded : jhrwtrs Icfs than the laft, about 4* 
Panicle diffufe; fpikelets 12-flowered : flowers diaphanous, 
fmooth, with a brown dot w'itliin. 
Malabar. C«/?w afeending : leaves dipule o: flowers 
12—14, with a brown dot within and green Itris each fide. 
nutans. 
