George Thurber and William Munro Gramineae papers, circa 1850-1892
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"Leersin Wij - [illegible]" Phalaris intermedi Bosc, Mauville Hartney, p.32, P microstachya DC, Cat. p.131; P. Americana Ell. &T., l. p.101; (non Torr.) P. Angusta Nees H.Bra. 2. p.391; P. trinitatis Bur, P. Calif. P. Occidentalis Ind. in travs am phil Soc. referd, p.144; P. tritivalis Mus; P. Californica Hook & Arn, Bot. Secety, p. 161, "See a widely different species, the diffent forms of which - due to the stage of development we made varieties much less specific to be agree with Mauro in referring them all to the older name of Bosc - P. tritival of the East. Specimen this figure is nomulus intermedi below 1966 Wright, Rio Grande & Silva Schmidt - Bras Sta Maria 326 1794-1856 Brydon; Bolson de Mupirina Dreyg, Nov 1018 24+20 Berland; Along the coast, California, Parry. Walse Fitch & Richs. Phalaris cenchroides H.B.K., l. tut 37; Roth. Dum. l.b 30 8 Dupl. p.22, tut 7. Cotes Spring M. Imp & Route Crooke (Nijeros; NS2109 + crossed out wr, 059+705,1844) "The glumes in some are thickly sprinkled with husks or reddish dots - in others they are empty (Can Reels Regard them be distinct? - Does this belong to cenchroides?) Compare Pleuraphis" [2007 Wr -] 1.25; Hartney - 1838 Goultier - Luth 92-1849