Botanical Magazine Collection (page 8)

Poa caesia; Caesious Meadow-grass

Poa eu-laxa; Wavy Meadow-grass

Poa dissitiflora; Glaucous Meadow-grass

Ribes alpinum; Tasteless Mountain Currant

Hippuris vulgaris; Common Mare s-tail

Myriophyllum alterniflorum; Alternate-flowered Water-Milfoil

Briza media; Common Quaking-grass

Poa trivialis; Rough Meadow-grass

Poa pratensis, var. genuina; Smooth Meadow-grass, var. a

Poa pratensis, var. subcaerulea; Smooth Meadow-grass, var. y

Poa nemoralis, var. Parnellii; Wood Meadow-grass, var. e

Poa compressa; Flat-stemmed Meadow-grass

Poa nemoralis, var. genuina; Wood Meadow-grass, var. a

Poa Balfourii; Balfours Meadow-grass

Dactylis glomerata; Rough Cock s-foot-grass

Poa alpine; Alpine Meadow-grass

Poa stricta; Straight-stemmed Meadow-grass

Festuca arenaria; Creeping Fescue-grass

Festuca duriuscula; Hard Fescue-grass

Festuca ovina, vivipara; Sheeps Fescue-grass, viviparous form

Festuca uniglumis; Single-glumed Fescue-grass

Festuca ambigua; Ambiguous Fescue-grass

Festuca ovina, var. genuina; Sheeps Fescue-grass, var. a

Festuca sciuroides; Barren Fescue-grass

Festuca elatior var. genuina; Tall Fescue-grass, var. a

Festuca sylvatica, var. decidua; Wood Fescue-grass, var. B

Festuca sylvatica, var. genuina; Wood Fescue-grass, var. a

Cynosurus cristatus; Crested Dog s-tail-grass

Cynosurus echinatus; Rough Dog s-tail-grass

Briza minor; Small Quaking-grass

Bromus maximus; Great Brome-grass

Bromus Madritensis; Upright annual Brome-grass

Bromus erectus; Upright perennial Brome-grass

Bromus giganteus, var. genuinus; Tall Brome-grass, var. a

Festuca pratensis, var. loliacea; Meadow Fescue-grass, var. B

Festuca pratensis, var. genuina; Meadow Fescue-grass

Festuca elatior, var. arundinacea; Tall Fescue-grass, var. B

Euphorbia Portlandica; Portland Spurge

Euphorbia Paralias; Sea Spurge

Brachypodium pinnatum; Barren False-Brome-grass

Brachypodium sylvaticum; Wood False-Brome-grass

Bromus mollis, var. Ferronii; Soft Brome-grass, var. y

Bromus arvensis; Field Brome-grass

Bromus mollis, var. genuinus; Soft Brome-grass, var. a

Bromus racemosus; Racemose Brome-grass

Bromus secalinus, var. genuinus; Rye Brome-grass, var. a

Bromus commutatus; Confused Brome-grass

Bromus sterilis; Barren Brome-grass

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