36 TRIANDRIA. DIGYNIA. Arundo; 
A, Panicle loofe : calyx •^-JloweredtJhort: all 
theJlorets awned, 
YELLOW OAT-GRASS. Meadows and pastures. 
P. June, July. 
ARUNDO. Smith. 145. Withering. 166. 
Cal, bivaDis. Flosculi lana persistente cincti. 
Cal. 2-valved : Bloss. awnlejs^ Jurrounded 
with down at the bafe,~ 
Phrag- A. calycibus quinquefloris, panicula laxa. 
mites. A. Calyx ^-flowered : panicle fpreading, 
COMMON REKT). Rivers, lakes and ditches P. July. 
Ca lama-K. calycibus unifloris corolla longioribus, pa- 
grojlis. nicula erecta diffusa, floribus sparsis erectis 
foliis linearibus. 
A. Panicle stiff and straight : hloffoms Jhiall^ 
hairy at the bafe ; leaves flat, 
Calamagrostis Epigejos. With, 123. 
SMALli REKD. Moist woods and hedees. By the 
side of a bridle road, leading from Radley near South- 
well, to Eperstone Woods. P. July. 
LOLIUM. Smith, 148. With, 167. 
Cal. monophyllus, fixus,* multiflorus. Flosculi 
distichi. 
Cal. 1 leaff., fxed, many flowered. Spikets 
alternate. 
perenne. L. spica mutica ; spiculis calyce longioribus 
* flosculis lanceolatis. 
L, Spike awnless : fpxhets compressed^ inauy^ 
Jloxueredf longer than the calyx. 
