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

[first column]

111. Avena savita ... L.
112. Avenantherum avenaceum ... Beauv.
113. Holcus lanatus ... L.
114. Hierochloa borealis ... R. & S.
115. Anthoxanthum odoratum ... L.
116. Phalaris arundinacea ... L.
117. Phalaris Canariensis ... L.
118. Milium effusum ... L.
119. Paspalum fluitans ... Kth.
120. Panicum sanguinale ... L.
121. Panicum glabrum ... Gaud.
122. Panicum filiforme ... L.
123. Panicum agrostoides ... Spr.
124. Panicum proliferum ... Lam.
125. Panicum capaillare ... L.
126. Panicum virgatum ... L.
127. Panicum latifolium ... L.
128. Panicum clandestinum ... L.
129. Panicum xanthophysum ... Gray
130. Panicum panciflorum ... Gray
131. Panicum dichotomum ... L.
132. Panicum depauperatum ... Muhl.
133. Panicum lognisetum ... Tor.
134. Panicum nervosum ... Muh.
135. Panicum miliaceum ... L.
136. Panicum crus-galli ... L.
137. Setaria verticillata ... Beauv.
138. Setaria glauca ... Beauv.
139. Setaria viradis ... Beauv.
140. Setaria Italica ... Kunth.
141. Cenchrus tribuloides ... L.
142. Zea Mays ... L.
143. Tripsacum dactyloides ... L.
144. Andropogon furcatus ... Muhl.
145. Andropogon scoparious ... Mx.
146. Andropogon Virginicus ... L.
147. Andropogon Macrorurus ... Mx.
148. Sorghum nutans ... Gray
149. Sorghum saccharrtum ... Pers.

[second column]

Oats
Tall meadow oat grass
Meadow soft grass
Seneca grass
Sweet scented vernal grass
Reed grass
Canary grass
Millet grass
Crab grass
Millet
Barn-yard grass
Bottle grass
Millet
Indian corn
Gama grass
Broom grass
Broom corn

[third column]

Perennial
Annual

[fourth column]

[various months]

[fifth column]

[various lengths]

[sixth column]

Creeping
Fibrous

[seventh column]

Cultivated
Meadows
Wet meadows
Wet shady places
Waste grounds
Sandy fields
Dry sandy soil
Cultivated grounds
Openings
Thickets
Openings and prairies
Fields and woods
Wet places
Old fields
Cultivated places
Dry places
Dry prairies