Murbey's Gramineae. Agrostideæ. No. 78 is Lycmus Molarides A.D.N. Wright, 750.! a same. In Herb. Davis. Cult: Dublin. Foulkes 1849 is L. Molarides. No. 79 & 80 are Pella bicornifera Don; a good species new to Murbey. Don. P. hirta commonly hairy. The caespites varies much in shape from nearly globular, to an elongated form. No. 81 is Pella atilis Don: Same as Lindl. No. 559. No. 82 is Pella reflexa Pers or my Spiran. No. can a. Wright, 74h! and my one close to of wh identified with L. ozemusa of West More a specimen from the Columbia. No. 83: Pella feliculus Murb: A good species, very due to L. fasciculata humil. likes fully differing in size and having hairy leaas in shoot respect it also juvenile L. multiflora. The albaeus almost intermediate between L. Murbey & L. fasciculata and features indicates that several of the suffused species of this division of Pella a Sporostetus ought to be considered. No. 84 is Cima macroura N°! a var with the callus perfectly smooth. The presence of a callus separates it from Pella. No. 85 is Sporobolus un: of: new S. fulvirens, S. Wrightii Murb in Herb: quite distinct. No. L. leucostomus. When the burning divided in splitting No. 86 & 87 are Murb: ramulosus N°! No. 88 is Murb: asperifolius Rees & Meyer. Same as Wright, 737! No. 89 & 90 are Murb: Coronadelianus K.D. um Pers. L. caunmatulus North & Pers. No. 91 is Murb: cristatolus a. Gray undum expansa. Same as Wright, 728! Lindl.: 724! No. 92 is Agrostis verticillata Fide. No. 93 & 94 are A. oxarata Pers: To same as A. asperifolia, a halleri and A. Schiedana Pers. In 93 the glumes are luscite all over. Foulkes No 62 or the same.