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II. ( Festuca pinnata.) Grafton ! Great Alne! Burt ., i., 83; near 
Chesterton! Binton! Y. and B. Honington, near Wayland 
Coppice ; Lambcote, Newb.; Napton-on-the-Hill; near Birding- 
bury ; Kineton ; Compton Verney ; near Alveston Pastures ; 
Binton ; Temple Grafton ; Wixford ; Exball; Bed Hill; 
Drayton; Billesley; lane to Snitterfield from Wilmcote ; 
Morton Bagot. 
b. pubescens. Rare. 
II. Roadsides near Kineton; Steeple Hill and Marl Cliff, near 
Bidford. 
AGROPYRUM. 
A. caninum, Huds. (Triticum). Wood Couch Grass. 
Native : On hedge banks and in bushy places. Local. July. 
I. Wylde Green, near Sutton ; Waterworks grounds, Witton Lane ; 
coppice, near Plant’s Brook ; lane by Chelmsley Wood ; canal 
bank, Olton ; Elmdon ; banks by Meriden Marsh; Shelly Lane, 
near Shirlev. 
II. Myton, Y. and B.; Honington Park! Newb.; Barby Road, near 
Rugby, R. S. R., 1870 ; lane from Edge Hills to Radway ; Marl 
Cliff, near Bidford ; Chesterton Wood ; road from Rugby Mill 
to Newbold-on-Avon. 
A. repens, /.inn. (Triticum.) Common Couch Grass. 
Native: On hedge banks, by roadsides, and in bushy places. 
Common. July, August. Area general. 
LOLITJM. 
L. perenne, Linn. Common or Perennial Rye Grass. 
Native: In meadows, pastures, on banks, and by roadsides. 
Common. June, July. Area general. 
[L. italicum, Braun. Italian Rye Grass. 
Alien : By roadsides, and on railway banks and sidings. Rather 
common. July to September. 
I. Railway sidings between Castle Bromwich and Sutton ; Gravelly 
Hill; roadsides near Shustoke ; quarries, Hartshill; lanes near 
Solihull; &c. 
II. Honington and Tredington (escape), Neivb.; plentiful between 
Stratford-on-Avon and Shipton; Alveston Heath; railway 
cutting, Alcester and Salford Priors ; Ac.] 
Apparently well established in many of the districts, but probably 
always a mere straggler from cultivation. 
L. temulentum, Linn. Darnel. 
Casual: In rick yards, and on waste places. Very rare. July. 
II. Waste places near Kenilworth, II. B.; rick yard at Kenilworth, 
abundant. 
b. ai-vense. Very rare. 
II. Waste places near Kenilworth ! H.B. Rick yard at Kenilworth 
with the type. 
Neither of these varieties is truly wild in this county. 
