Graminese. 
403 
almost up to the panicle.—Waste ground, fallow-ground, 
not common; T. W. Y. L. Z. S. 5 asperum Jacq. 2399. 
-— Glumes linear-oblong or lanceolate. Perenn. pis 3 
3. Glumes linear-oblong, spotted-tubercular, the keel not, 
or more or less, long-ciliate. As the last; not every¬ 
where (wanting in U. L. A.). 6 Boehmeri Wib. 2400. 
— Glumes lanceolate, smooth, long-ciliate, on the keel. 
Ph. hirsutum Sut.—Alp. and Jura. 7 lYflchelii All. 2401. 
4 (1). Sheath of the highest leaf not, or scarcely, inflated. Awn 
4/3 — 1 /2 (rarely almost of the same length) as long as 
the glume.—b. nodosum L (intermedium Jord., inter¬ 
mediate between the var. and the type). Stem thickened 
in a tubercle at the base; spiciform panicle shorter.— 
Meadows, pasturages, everywhere; b. very dry places. 6 
pratense L. 2402. 
— Sheath of the highest 1. slightly swollen-inflated. Awn 
as long, or almost as long, as the glume. Spiciform pa¬ 
nicle dull violet, gen. shorter than in the last, thick, 
ovoid or slightly cylindric.—b. commutatum Gaud. Awn 
not ciliate; sheath of the highest leaf longer than the limb. 
—Alp., subalp. and Jura. 6 . . alpinum L. 2403. 
621a. Mibora. Mibora. Ill, 20a. 
1. A tufted, dwarf grass. Spikelets gen. of a reddish violettint. 
Chamagrostis minima Borkh.—Andelfingen: Bachtold. 3,4 
minima Desv. 2403.b 
625. Cynodon. Cynodon. Ill, 22. 
1. Rt-stock long-creeping, jointed, which, together with 
the exactly digitate false spike, allows it to be easily 
distinguished from the genus Digitaria.—Sandy, waste 
ground, road-sides; T. W. Y. J. TJ. Z. 7 
Dactylon Pers. 2404. 
626. Milium. Milium. Ill, 51. 
1. Panicle loose, spreading. Spikelets small, on capillary 
branches. Ls broad.—Woods; distrib. 5 effusum L. 2405. 
627. Stipa. Stipa. Ill, 35. 
1. Awn 20—30 cm long, plumose.—Dry hills and rocky 
places along the Alpine chain. 5 . pennata L. 2406. 
— Awn 10—15cm long, rough (not plumose).—As the last; 
G. W. Y. 6. capillata L. 2407. 
628. Lasiagrostis. Lasiagrostis. Ill, 49. 
1. Spikelets arranged in a spreading panicle, yellowish 
with a silvery sheen.—Rocky places in the mount, and 
subalp,, here and there (wanting in Z. ? S.) 6 
Calamagrostis Link. 2408. 
