George Thurber and William Munro Gramineae papers, circa 1850-1892
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Sycerus joleoides A. B. P. R. N. Gen. I. p. 142, t. 45 ; Trin. Agrout. I. p. 33. Pleopogon setosum [Jusst., R. Lamb. p. 189 ? (compare spec in Acad)] Painted Camp, Texas, Nov. 1850; Copper Mines, New Mexico, Oct. 1851. Bigelow. Wright no 750/coll. [1849] & 2030/1852) collected also at Laugmer Orlando by Dr Bigelow in Whipple's Survey. The setae of the glumes & paleae very vari- ae, even in the same specimen. (78 mm. Bigel) -ale. Alopecurus aristulatus Michx., Fl. I. p. 43; Gray, [illegible] Prok. Fl. Bor.-Am. 2. p. 233; Gray, Man. & 2. p. 571. New Mexico New Mexico. Dr Bigelow, [illegible] grasses. Olyra tricholepis Torr., in Whipple's Report, p. Pills near the Copper Mines, New Mexico, Oct. Bigelow! No 1967 Wright; Collected also by Dr Bigelow in Whipples R.R. Survey on Piedra Pato, & by Dr Goddard in Fitzgarens Expedition at San Francisco Pat. (79 Whip - 80 Cole Murw) Vilfa atulis, Torr., in Williamson's Rep. p. From the head of the Guaces & at Piedra Brito Rgs. Dr. Bigelow. New Barras, Mexico; Gregg. st. in Calif. various by Mr Blake. (81 Bigel Piedra Britu)