Notes On Gramineae
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Mrtus and its allies to Hyparrhenia.
3. Oymnandropogon, has two or more spikes sessile at the end of the peduncle, without any sheathing-bract. The species are nearly as numerous as those of Gymbopogon. Amongst them, A. annulatus, Porsk., though closely allied to the common A. Ischcemum, forms the proposed genus DicliantMum, Willem. ; A. serratus, Eetz, with a broad herbaceous outer glume, is Trinius's genus Lepeo- cercis ; and it is most probable that Steudel's HuJclastaxon is the common Ameri...can A. virginicus. 4. Amphilophis, Trin., would include A. laguroides, DC, and A. argenteus, DC, from tropical America, with A. scandens, Eoxb., and A. Vachellii, Nees, from tropical Asia, and a few others, difflering from Oymnandropogon in the more numerous, usually long and often pedicellate spikes, sometimes even divided at the base, forming almost a saccharoid panicle. 5. Vetiveria, Thou. {Mandelorna, Steud.), is the well- known Vitiver, A. muricata, Eetz, to w hich Munro would redu e as varieties A.
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Mrtus and its allies to Hyparrhenia.
3. Oymnandropogon, has two or more spikes sessile at the end of the peduncle, without any sheathing-bract. The species are nearly as numerous as those of Gymbopogon. Amongst them, A. annulatus, Porsk., though closely allied to the common A. Ischcemum, forms the proposed genus DicliantMum, Willem. ; A. serratus, Eetz, with a broad herbaceous outer glume, is Trinius's genus Lepeo- cercis ; and it is most probable that Steudel's HuJclastaxon is the common Ameri...can A. virginicus. 4. Amphilophis, Trin., would include A. laguroides, DC, and A. argenteus, DC, from tropical America, with A. scandens, Eoxb., and A. Vachellii, Nees, from tropical Asia, and a few others, difflering from Oymnandropogon in the more numerous, usually long and often pedicellate spikes, sometimes even divided at the base, forming almost a saccharoid panicle. 5. Vetiveria, Thou. {Mandelorna, Steud.), is the well- known Vitiver, A. muricata, Eetz, to w hich Munro would redu e as varieties A.
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