George Thurber and William Munro Gramineae papers, circa 1850-1892
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Eriocoma cuspidata Auct. Gm. 1. p. 40. Stipa membranacea, Parsh., Fl. 2. p. 728; Hook. Fl. Bor.-Am. 2. p 237. Stipa hymenoides, Bt.S. Miliium cuspidatum, Spreng. Arachne (Eriocoma) lanata Trin. Act. Petrup. 1834. p.126; Trin & Rupr. Stip. p. 19; Steud. Syn. Fl. Glum. 1. p. 12. Fenderia gynohelytroides, Steud. l.c. p. 419. Valley of the Rio Grande, Bigelow, Wright (1996 & Parry. Also no 977 of Fender's New Mexican collection. Friend 1843 In all our specimens the panicle is less diffuse and the awn shorter than in those collected in Oregon by Douglas and on the Salt Lake states by Drummond; moreover the margins of the sheaths are more or less silky-ciliate. Stipa Neesiana, Trin & Rupr. Stip. p 27; Occurs in Bl. Hartweg. p. 342; Jour. in Whipple's R.R. Survey. p. S. leucotricha Trin & Rupr. l.c. S. setigera Presl. Rel. Hanke. p. 226; (vide Nunn) S. acernace, Hook. & Arn. Bot. Beechy, p. 403. S. ciliata Schelle in Linnues 22. p. 342; Steud Syn. Fl. Glum. 1. p. 127.