PLANTS OF NORTHERN GUJARAT. 
m 
Very common. Flowers throughout the year. 
Yarn. { Dura 
Tbi* grass is not with us a pestilential weed in cultivated fields in the way that it 
is, for instance, in the Southern Marat ha Country, 
33$. Clitoris Sw. 
59S. Chloris pallida Hook. f. F. B. I. VII, 289 ; Praia, Bong. PI. 
1227. 
On barren patches in grassland Savannah. Not uncommon. Flowers 
monsoon. 
599. Clitoris tenella Roxb. F. B. I. VII, 290 ; FI. Bomb. II, 1033. 
In compounds and on old walls, Ahmedabad. Common. Flowers 
early monsoon. 
The spikelefcg are frequently Innate, and they are quite invariably deHexed and not 
erect as described by Cooke. 
600. Chloris villosa Pers. F. B. I. VII, 291 ; FI. Bomb. II, 1031. 
Barren waste lands. Common. Can endure a good deal of salt. 
601. Chloris iucompleta Roth. F. B. I. VII, 290; FI. Bomb. II, 
1034.. 
In the shade of trees, Bavs&r and near Harsol. Flowers autumn 
and winter. 
602. Chloris virgata Sw. F. B. I. VII, 291 ; Prain, Beng, PI. 122-8. 
Edges of roads and barren places. Very common. Flowers 
monsoon. 
603. Chloris barbata Sw. F. B. I. VII, 292 ; FI. Bomb. II, 1035. 
Marshy or semi-marshy places. Common. Flowers monsoon. 
340. Eleusme Gaertn. 
604. Eleusilie iiidica Gaertn. F. B. 1. VII, 293; FI. Bomb. II, 
1037. 
Damp places near habitation. Frequent. 
605. Elensilie coracana Gaertn. F B. I. VII, 294; FI. Bomb. II, 
1089. 
An occasional escape from cultivation. 
