. Le erbe del Tennessee; compresi i cereali e piante di foraggio. Erbe; piante foraggere; il grano. 222 FOKAGE nativo piante la maggior parte dal numero di individui, le qualità nutritive e la tenacia della vita, tra il complesso dei pascoli herbage. Sono piante perenni, con spesse, forte, esecuzione di radici, spesso facendo una fitta stuoia. Ovunque ttiey tenere altre piante scompaiono. Il blue grass è specificamente noto per l'agricoltore, ed egli lo riconosce tra le altre wild- specie crescente. Il collettore di altre specie sventolando la loro culms in la brezza o avanza lentamente lungo la terra, egli è ac- customed a sp

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. The grasses of Tennessee; including cereals and forage plants. Grasses; Forage plants; Grain. 222 NATIVE FOKAGE PLANTS most by the number of individuals, nutritious qualities and tenacity of life, amongst the whole of the grazing herbage. They are perennials, with thick, strong, running roots, often making a dense matting. Wherever ttiey take hold other plants disappear. The blue grass is specifically known to the farmer, and he recognizes it amongst other wild- growing species. The manifold other species waving their culms in the breeze or creeping along the ground, he is ac- customed to speak of as wild grasses, and to pass over them without any especial care or notice. Should he once be able to discriminate those superficially resembling forms, he would certainly pass a very different judgment about the relative importance of the blue grass and the other na- tive species. Blue grass and Paspalum are frequently intermixed, but the latter succeeds the former by four to five weeks, and comes in full force after the former has long perished away. Of the twelve species known to exist in the Southern States, seven have been found in this State.. They are vigorous growing, succulent grasses, with heavy culms, large and smooth seed grains, with a smooth and thin epidermis. They must surely be very nutritious, and their habit under cultiva- tion ought to be studied. Inflo escence Paspalum laeve (1); a closed spikelet magnified (2); the same with'the parts displayed (3). PASPALUM PLUITANS, Poir.~(Floating Paspalum). Annual; growing in swampy places along Cumberland river. Its appearance differs from the rest of the genus, from the arrangement of the spikes in a simple raceme. It is rare, and for that reason of no importance. PASPALUM LAEVE, M.ichx.~(Smoolh Paspalum). Perennial; flowers in AugUBt. Inhabiting open, grassy, moist places. Culms upright, 1-3 feet high; the pretty large and long leaves, with. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images

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