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Chapter II, Agrostideae, The Bent-Grass Tribe, p. 21
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Alopecurus pratensis, Linnaeus Meadow Fox-tail
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Fields. Perennial. June-July.
Introduced from Europe into, Vermont, Mass! N.Y., Penn. Maryland- Illinois; Ohio. Scarcely naturalized at the south
Chapter II, Agrostideae, The Bent-Grass Tribe, p. 22
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Alopecurus [al] Pratensis Linn var. alpestris Wahl.
A. glaucus, Less. (Linn 207)
Rocky Mt. Parry 1862
Chapter II, Agrostideae, The Bent-Grass Tribe, p. 23
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Phleum alpinum, Linnaeus
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Perennial
New Hampshire, Rocky Mountains at head branches of the Columbia (Douglass), Rocky Mts (Perry) Wind River Mountains (Fremont) Native Also of Europe & Asia, & Arctic & Antarctic America Alaska
Chapter II, Agrostideae, The Bent-Grass Tribe, p. 24
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Phleum Pratense, Linnaeus. Timothy. Herd's grass. Meadow Cat's Tail.
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Meadows & old fields. Perrenial. June-July. Introduced from Europe into Vermont, Mass., N. York, Penn, Md., Va., Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mich., Wisconsin, S. Carolina, Georgia, but scarcely naturalized at the south, Minnesota. Fort Van Couver, Oregon, (Hooker) Alaska
Chapter II, Agrostideae, The Bent-Grass Tribe, p. 25
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Monroa squarrosa, Torrey SCrypsis squarrosa, Nuttall
Thorn grass
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Annual. June-July.
Great Band of the Missouri (Nuttal) & [crossed out] Fr. Pierre Near the Rocky Mountains (James) Parry New Mexico.
