The Botany of the Eastern Borders, With the Popular Names And Uses of the Plants, And of the Customs And Beliefs Which Have Been Associated With Them
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Mr.
Winch probably intended P. subcserulea.
216 TRIODIA. — PESTUCA.
140. Triodia decumbens. Dry and heathy pastures, common.
141. Briza MEDIA. CrnnhltngjgcaSiS : (©uafemg^graiSiS : Coto?
quafetS: ILaUkS' i)air: iiotijjring UocfeS in Durham. — Common in pastures and heaths. June. — Gathered to ornament chimney-pieces in summer ; and it is a favourite in the posies of our children. They of the Lammermuirs call the grass ^illndaiidi, — the prettiest of all its vernacular appellations.
142. Dactyli...s GLOMERATA. Stilliugfleet's Worlcs, ii. 313. pi. 3.
— dfo):'iS?foot, vphich the clustered panicle somewhat resembles. And as the leaf feels rough, and does not draw smoothly across the back of their little hands, children call the grass ^ttcfetp^grajiiS ; and they use it to bleed each other in the tongue. It is common as a native, and is also often sown in pastures, for by some farmers it is much esteemed. It occasionally becomes viviparous in autumn ; and it is subject to the Ergot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr.
Winch probably intended P. subcserulea.
216 TRIODIA. — PESTUCA.
140. Triodia decumbens. Dry and heathy pastures, common.
141. Briza MEDIA. CrnnhltngjgcaSiS : (©uafemg^graiSiS : Coto?
quafetS: ILaUkS' i)air: iiotijjring UocfeS in Durham. — Common in pastures and heaths. June. — Gathered to ornament chimney-pieces in summer ; and it is a favourite in the posies of our children. They of the Lammermuirs call the grass ^illndaiidi, — the prettiest of all its vernacular appellations.
142. Dactyli...s GLOMERATA. Stilliugfleet's Worlcs, ii. 313. pi. 3.
— dfo):'iS?foot, vphich the clustered panicle somewhat resembles. And as the leaf feels rough, and does not draw smoothly across the back of their little hands, children call the grass ^ttcfetp^grajiiS ; and they use it to bleed each other in the tongue. It is common as a native, and is also often sown in pastures, for by some farmers it is much esteemed. It occasionally becomes viviparous in autumn ; and it is subject to the Ergot.
What to read after The Botany of the Eastern Borders, With the Popular Names And Uses of the Plants, And of the Customs And Beliefs Which Have Been Associated With Them?
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