CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 177 PHLEUM, L. CAT'S-TAIL GRASS. P. PRATENSE, L. TIMOTHY. 722 Common in fields and meadows. Naturalized from Europe. C.B.Q.S, XC BR SR Rice D OAK 9C T ALOPECURUS, L. FOX-TAIL GRASS. A. PRATENSIS, L. MEADOW FOX-TAIL. 723 Fields and by roadsides; infrequent. Seal Harbor (Redfield); C.S, — Southwest Harbor; Bar Harbor; Hulls Cove; Somesville (Rand). Naturalized from Europe. SPOROBOLUS, R. BR. DROP-SEED GRASS. 724 S. serotinus (Torr.), Gray. MIST GRASS. C, Meadows and low ground; frequent. AGROSTIS, L. BENT GRASS. A. ALBA, L. WHITE BENT GRASS. HERD'S GRASS. OAK A CAL XC BR 725 Meadows and fields; common. Naturalized from Europe B.S, through cultivation. Tace. D. T. 726 Var. SYLVATICA (L.), Scribner. A viviparous form of the species. Beech Hill; Somes Stream B BR (Rand). 727 Var. COARCTATA (Hoffm.), Scribner. Panicle dense; branches short, flower-bearing to the base; plant not stoloniferous. In wet ground; frequent. Baker XC 40 Island (Redfield);— High Head; bog, Kings Point, Southwest Harbor (Rand);— head of Somes Sound (Greenleaf). Doubt- less indigenous. 728 Var. STOLONIFERA (L.), Vasey. Panicle dense, but the spikelets less crowded than in var. C B C S coarctata, narrow, often linear; plant stoloniferous. On beaches CAL 4C by the shore, and elsewhere. Hunters Beach; High Head t (Rand);— Little Cranberry Isle; Little Harbor (Redfield). Doubtless indigenous. 12