Part 4947

<stype>Crab grass</stype>, <sd>(a)</sd> <cd>Hay, in South. A weed, in North. <spn>Panicum sanguinale</spn>.</cd> <sd>(b)</sd> <cd>Pasture and hay. South. <spn>Eleusine Indica</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Darnel</stype> <sd>(a)</sd> <cd>Bearded, a noxious weed. <spn>Lolium temulentum</spn>.</cd> <sd>(b)</sd> <cd>Common. Same as <spn>Rye grass</spn> (below).</cd>

<stype>Drop seed</stype>, <cd>fair for forage and hay. <spn>Muhlenbergia</spn>, several species.</cd>

<stype>English grass</stype>. <cd>Same as <spn>Redtop</spn> (below).</cd>

<stype>Fowl meadow grass</stype>. <sd>(a)</sd> <cd>Pasture and hay. <spn>Poa serotina</spn>.</cd> <sd>(b)</sd> <cd>Hay, on moist land. <spn>Gryceria nervata</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Gama grass</stype>, <cd>cut fodder. South. <spn>Tripsacum dactyloides</spn>.</cd>

<-- spelled here (as in modern dictionaries) "Grama" in original, but references are to "gramma" --> <stype>Grama grass</stype>, <cd>grazing. West and Pacific slope. <spn>Bouteloua oligostachya</spn>, etc.</cd>

<stype>Great bunch grass</stype>, <cd>pasture and hay. Far West. <spn>Festuca scabrella</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Guinea grass</stype>, <cd>hay. South. <spn>Panicum jumentorum</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Herd's grass</stype>, <cd>in New England <i>Timothy<i>, in Pennsylvania and South <i>Redtop<i>.</cd>

<stype>Indian grass</stype>. <cd>Same as <i>Wood grass<i> (below).</cd>

<stype>Italian rye grass</stype>, <cd>forage and hay. <spn>Lolium Italicum</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Johnson grass</stype>, <cd>grazing aud hay. South and Southwest. <spn>Sorghum Halepense</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Kentucky blue grass</stype>, <cd>pasture. <spn>Poa pratensis</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Lyme grass</stype>, <cd>coarse hay. South. <spn>Elymus</spn>, several species.</cd>

<stype>Manna grass</stype>, <cd>pasture and hay. <spn>Glyceria</spn>, several species.</cd>

<stype>Meadow fescue</stype>, <cd>pasture and hay. <spn>Festuca elatior</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Meadow foxtail</stype>, <cd>pasture, hay, lawn. North. <spn>Alopecurus pratensis</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Meadow grass</stype>, <cd>pasture, hay, lawn. <spn>Poa</spn>, several species.</cd>

<mstype><stype>Mesquite, &or; Muskit</stype> <stype>grass</stype></mstype>. <cd>Same as <cref>Grama grass</cref> (above).</cd> <-- here spelled "gramma" in original -->

<stype>Nimble Will</stype>, <cd>a kind of drop seed. <spn>Muhlenbergia diffsa</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Orchard grass</stype>, <cd>pasture and hay. <spn>Dactylis glomerata</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Porcupine grass</stype>, <cd>troublesome to sheep. Northwest. <spn>Stipa spartea</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Quaking grass</stype>, <cd>ornamental. <spn>Briza media</spn> and <spn>maxima</spn>.</cd>

<mstype><stype>Quitch</stype>, <stype>or Quick</stype>, <stype>grass</stype></mstype>, <cd>etc., a weed. <spn>Agropyrum repens</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Ray grass</stype>. <cd>Same as <cref>Rye grass</cref> (below).</cd>

<stype>Redtop</stype>, <cd>pasture and hay. <spn>Agrostis vulgaris</spn>.</cd>

<stype>Red-topped buffalo grass</stype>, <cd>forage. Northwest. <spn>Poa tenuifolia</spn>.</cd>