Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Volumen12Smithsonian Institution Press, 1909 |
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Abronia Acad Agrost Andropogon Arthrostylidium awns Baker HC base Botanical miscellanies bracts branches Bull calyx Cereus Chloris cited by Linnæus Clayton collected Costa Rica culms Curtiss densely described eastern Cuba Eragrostis Flora flowers fruit Gard genus glabrous glume Gramen Gray Herbarium Griseb Grisebach Herbarium Grisebach specimen Gronovius Habana Hanabana Herb Herradura Hitchcock in 1906 Ichnanthus inflorescence involucre Isle of Pines J. N. Rose labeled lanceolate leaf blades leaves lemma Leon Lopezia Manisuris meters Mexico Michx N. Y. Bot Nash obtuse ovary ovate Palmer & Riley panicle Panicum Paspalum pedicels petals petioles Pinar del Rio Pittier plant PLATE Proc Prod puberulent pubescent racemes Santiago Sapium savannas sepals slender species Specimens examined spikelets spikes Sporobolus stamens Standley stems Swartz Syst Torr Tracy Trin TYPE LOCALITY type specimen Type U. S. National U. S. National Herbarium York Botanical Garden
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