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Wright 732 & I have referred to Mr. Millmore
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Muhlenbergia glomerata Trin. Gram. Univ. & Legum. p. 191;
Gray, Man. 2d. 2. p. 545.
Bisnius racemosa Bth. Enum. 1. p. 207.
Bisius mildias, New Mexico, Bigelow; No 1788, Wright.
Except that the panicle is somewhat more slender the specimens do not differ from those
of the Eastern States. (95 Mm.)
Muhlenbergia virscens Trin. Agrost. 2. p. 57 ?
Mountains near the Copper Mines New Mexico, Bigelow.
Our plant agrees with the characters except that
the lower glume is nearly as long as the 3 upper
(96 Mm.)
Muhlenbergia Berlandieri Trin. Agrost. 2. p. 53.
Mid Rose Gap & near the San Pedro, Japa, Bigelow
Wright No 1492.
{Has Gray's}
Sheaths & leaves nearly glabrous.
Berl's Spec?}
97 Mid Rose (Bigel)
98 San Pedro 2)
Muhlenbergia debilis Trin. Agrost. 2. p. 49.
Bodocaeium debile HSBK. + 651.
Cn. purpurea Nutt. R. Earl. p. 186.] Dry Hills, San Diego, California, Thurber (548); Valley of
the Gila, Oct 1855, Short.
(Consult Acad. Bot.)
(99 Th).