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[continuation of Table of the Grasses of Wisconsin and the Adjacent Country]

[first column]

72. Poa compressa ... L.
73. Eragrostis reptans ... Nees
74. Eragrostis megastachya ... Link
75. Eragrostis pilosa ... Beauv.
76. Eragrostis capillaris ... Nees
77. Eragrostis spectabilis ... Gray
78. Festuca tenella ... Willd
79. Festuca ovina ... L.
80. Festuca elatior ... L
81. Festuca pratensis ... Huds.
82. Festuca nutans ... Willd
83. Bromus ciliatus ... L.
84. Bromus Kalmi ... Gray
85. Bromus secalinus ... L.
86. Uniola latifolia ... Mx.
87. Phragmites communis ... Trin.
88. Arundinaria macrosperma ... Mx.
89. Triticum vulgare ... Vill.
90. Triticum repens ... L.
91. Triticum caninum ... L.
92. Triticum dasystachyum ... Gray
93. Triticum compositum ... L.
94. Lolium perenne ... L.
95. Lolium temulentum ... L.
96. Elymus Virginicus ... L.
97. Elymus Canadensis ... L.
98. Elymus striatus ... Willd.
99. Elymus hystrix ... L.
100. Hordeum jubatum ... L.
101. Hordeum pusillum ... Nutt.
102. Hordeum vulgare ... L.
103. Hordeum distichum ... L.
104. Secale cereale ... L.
105. Aira caespitosa ... L.
106. Aira flexuosa ... L.
107. Trisetum molle ... Kth.
108. Danthonia spicata ... Beauv.
109. Avena striata ... Mx.
110. Avena praecox ... L.

[second column]

Blue grass
Sheep’s fescue
Tall fescue grass
Meadow fescue
Chess
Reed
Cane
Wheat
Couch grass
Egyptian wheat
Darnel
White darnel
Wild rye
Lyme grass
Bottle brush grass
Squirrel tail grass
Four rowed barley
Two rowed barley
Rye
Tufted hair grass
Common hair grass

[third column]

Perennial
Annual
Biennial

[fourth column]

[various months]

[fifth column]

[various lengths]

[sixth column]

Creeping
Fibrous

[seventh column]

Meadows
Waste places
Sandy waste places
Dry sterile places
Dry places
Moist meadows
Woods
Wheat fields, &c.
Shallow ponds
Cultivated
Woods
Moist Woods
Damp level prairies
Wet places