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Murioid Gramineae. Hordeaceae, continued
and Androspogineae.
N° 185 & 186 are Hordeum mutenss L. varisundens H.B.N. Harley 2035; i.
same as 2.
N° 187 to 190. Setaria elymoides Rafin: A valuable series showing how
many Series and even Genera might be made out of this one.
Pond's No 903 is the same.
N° 191 & 192. Munroa squamosa Don" Inside, this is a very good genus of
very remarkable structure. Wt. Should place it in Wheat next to
Molaeus or Diurisps in the doubtful ground between Aveneas and
Pistaccae.
Androspogineae.
N° 193 is "Manisuris granularis Sw.
N° 194 & 195 are Heterospogon hirtus Pers. L. cuttatus R.& Sch: Wighthogg in harcus
N° 196 is Clinurus citriais H.B.N. stem below the nodes unusually minute.
Androspogin. carolicus Riu:
N° 197 is Androspogon spicatus Mutt. var vaginis hirsute, a. tenuisculat.
Seems to differ in having leaves 3 trees broad & spikes 5-6 inches long.
N° 198 is Andro: Anisiflorus? Nest sarglabreians I believe
N° 199 to 203 are all Andr&. argentens Cades on... but in my opinion, it is apparently
globuloso-herinners the under are undistinguishably minute. Have to examined all
very carefully and can find no real distinction. Brown? JJJ's has
also a. crumpletus Nest described from the terminal spikelets.
N° 204 is "Inflerata auriculacea" Gyll.
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N° 205, 207 & 208 will be found at end of Chnidae.
N° 209. 210 & 211 -- -- -- -- Aveneace.
N° 206 is Uroanthus squamulosus Rrie's Spike open or urns on Herb. Hostile
see further notes will they return us.
Lindley 92 - 1849