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Host (Gra t Gramine)

gra. 2. t. 54 Gramineæ.

Sp. 5-33. 2 jl Ap Britain moi.w. Sm.s Eng. bot. 403 1069 strícta E. B. upright 1 jl.au Ap 1070 sylvática Schr. wild W 3 jl.au Ap 1071 Dónax W. cultivated ec 10 jl.au Ap B versicolor striped 1072 phragmítes W. common A or علاج Aec عاد 3 jl.au Ap 6 jl.s Ap 176. CHRYSU'RUS. P. S. CHRYSURUS.

Gramineæ.

Sp. 2-4. 1073 aúreus P. de B. golden-spiked jl Ap 1074 echinátus P. de B. rough w 177. SESLERIA. P. de B. SESLERIA. 1075 elongáta Host. long-spiked 1076 cærúlea Schr. blue Cynosurus E. B. 1077 tenélla Host. weak A علا A عاد A pr علا 2 au Ap Gramineæ. 1 jn.jl Ap 1 my.jn Ap Levant 1770. S co England san. fi. S s.1 Sp. 4-11.

Germany 1805. S co Britain fields. S co Scotland sc. ma. S m.s Germany 1813. S m.s S. Europe 1648. S co S. Europe 1648. S co Britain dit. S m.s

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