Box 28, Folder 1: Catalogue of Described Graminae of the U.S., 1856

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Alopecurus geniculatus, Linnaeus. Floating Fox-tail

[List of Authorities/References]; Alopecurus carolinianus, Walter. [line crossed out]

Wet meadows. Perennial. June. (March, Apl at south)

Introduced from Europe into, Vermont, Mass, N. York, Maryland- Ohio, Kentucky! N. & S. Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana!, Arkansas, Columbia river (Douglass) California Mich. Florida Also British America. Washington Ter.

A. borealis, Trin, only a variety.

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Alopecurus aristulatus, Michaux Wild Water Fox Tail

[List of Authorities/References]; -subaristatus

In water of marshes. Perennial. June-July

Massachusetts, N. York, Ohio! Michigan! Wisconsin! Illinois. Minnesota. Gamash Prairie of the Couen d' Aleine (Geyer.) Abundant on the N.W. Coast, (Douglass) Dakotah! Oregon. Calif. Rocky Mts. Washington Ter.

15

Alopecurus ramosus, Poiret.

[List of Authorities/References]

Carolina. New Orleans, (Drummond)

16

Alopecurus alpinus, Smith.

Mountain Fox-tail grass.

[List of Authorities/References]; ovatus, Kaup. antarcticus, Giersecke - Gieseckeanus, Schult.

Rocky Mountains (probably not within the United States.) Alaska.

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Alopecurus agriestis, Linn.

[List of Authorities/References].

Introduced from Europe Massachusetts