Cm a P.9 
Tbeatrtm 'Botantcum. 
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thofethatgrowintheTieldesandMedowes, and then of the reft in their order. 
I. Cf rawer, pratenfcpanicn/atum molle. The foftMedoW tufted (Srafie. 
This fofc MedowGrafl'e,hath ilindry long and fomewhac broad fofc or woolly Graik-like leaves, rifing frorli 
a {"mail cufc of fhort white fibres, and from among the leaves rife up a ftalke.two or three, abouc ^ cubit high, 
with fome few leaves upon it, and at the toppe breaketh forth a fofc woolly fpiked head, much divided, whofe 
bloomings are reddifh. 
1 . Gramen panic G&manicum odoratun Sweete Dutch GrafTe with a tufted head. 
The roote of this GratTc doth crcepe in the ground,being white, and full of joynts, (hooting o uc fibres at every 
4.' GrdTr.cn pra'.en/e vt-lgat'm majui. 
The gi eater ordinary Mcdow Grafle, 
4. Gramcnpratcvfe mir.ut. 
TheIcllcr tuftedMedow Grafle. 
