PLANTS OF NORTHERN GUJARAT. 
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Occasional throughout the area, usually among other vegetation. 
Flowers monsoon, 
313. Digltaria Heist. 
535. Digltaria sanguinalis Scop, vat\ ei liar is Prain, Beng. Pi 
1181 ; Fi. Bomb. II, 940. 
Paspalum sanguinale var. cilidris Hook. I. F. B. I. VII, 15. 
Abundant. One of our commonest grasses. Flowers very early. 
536. Digitaria pedicel laris Prain, Beng, PL 1182; FI. Bomb II, 
941. 
P 'asp alum pedicellate Trin. F, B. I. VII, 19. 
Re4 earth upland, Taiod, and nowhere else. Flowers monsoon. 
537. Digit aria longiflora Pers. Fl. Bomb. II, 941 ; Prain, Beng, 
PL 1181. 
Paspalum longiflorum Betz. - F. B. I. VII, 1?. 
Red earth upland and other places near Taiod. Flowers monsoon. 
538. Bigitaria Eoylean^ Prain, Beng. PL 1182; FL Bomb, II, 
$42. 
Paspalum Poyleanum Neee. F. B. I. VII, 18. 
Red earth upland, Taiod, the Sabarmati River banks, and elsewhere 
throughout our area. Not uncommon. Flowers monsoon. 
314. Paspalum Linn. 
539. Paspalum disticlium Linn. F. B. I. VII, 12 ; FL Bomb. II, 
043. 
On wet mud. Frequent. (Cf. Cyperus Icevigaius Linn.) 
815. Erioeliloa H. B. & K. 
540 Eriocliloa polystacliya H. B. k K. F. B. I. VII, 20 • FL 
pomb. II, 944. 
Standing and running water. Very common. Flowers mid-monsoon. 
316. Imperata Cyrill. 
541. Imperata arundinacea Cyrill. F. B. I. VII, 106 ; Fl. Bomb. 
II, 946. 
Grassy banks. Not uncommon. Flowers monsoon. 
Always in a stunted form, and nowhere assuming the aggressive habit described in 
the (ecological works. 
