other leads seem less so: Scales blunt v alutest thex; perigynia (not all aristate etc) and perigynia not all compressed but plump v inflated. Perigynia a light, bright green (some now brownish toward the tip, about 2.3mm long of which about .8 mm is definite scales, with 2 definite teeth. Scales with hyaline borders, brown with green center. Lower sterile shoots overtop culm but lower culms alother than culm. Low perigynia- what nodulose. Uppermost spike secdle with often an alutaceous tract, lower spike (when present) short peduncled, erect with a bract which is sheathless, erect to divergent v reacher almost to tip of spike. Culms about 10 in high, rather sharp edged, smooth below but roughened belownfl. low rough on edges toward tip. Basal sheaths reddish v becoming filamentose. Shoots arise at short intervals or running rootstock making a dense clump. [See 8-19-37 ? C. miliaei Mielx and 9-11-37 8-7-37 continued Phalaris arundinacea L. G 151 Poa compressa L. G 155, BUBI 259. Fl. On down-river tip island at D.P. One plant only found with inf not well developed. No doubt of ident. Rock bank creep- ing. St. def flattened. St. v low. def. blunt. Spikelets 3mm long. lemmas with no webby hairs at base