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Show Cwar.18, Trips 13. Theatram Botanicum. ig seukabingion oat HepesGa a nation Meleaion, ‘A Baftard Foxestaile Gratle called 7 of Africas And Oursof the largeft fize, ‘Sqisinant at Mompelicr, Gwarrid. TheFheuater of Plants, F ere 13. 8. Gramen Alojecurovdes mitts (pie afpera longa. and fomewhat broad {pirtag upward thatis frmallac thes toppe and that the leaves Smalttouglong eared baftard Foxetailergrafic, below. with Oarén-like huskes (é@oh them, are more, and much fhotter, 5. Gramen Alopecnyoides alterum radice repente ezee five Pfeudofchenavthum Mon/pelicfinmn. Abaitard Foxe-taile graffe, called baftard Sqinant Mb ELLELae LS 1168 at. Mompelier, notunfitly have Idoe acknowledge, that this Grafle might but in regard beene pkaced amongythe Sea plants and Rufhes,taile-graffes,let the head'doth fo neere refemble the baftard Foxe defcription is thus. It me byyour patience infert it here,whofe Foxe taile-graffe, defomewhat refemblech the greatelt Englith hath thickets fcribed in the Chapter before, differing in that this or {pike is the head harder,and (tiffer leaves,like unto Ruthes, ofa filverlike thilong and clofe, even five orfixe incheslong, and the huskes ning colonr, but the bloomings are ofapalered, open it felfe, to redder;which whenit hath ftood long,beginneth the roote creeand fheweth fome downie matterfor the winde; ftalkes in diand pet'ralong under ground, (hooting forth leaves vers places, brevis 6. Gramen A:lopecurcides [picaia/pera Shortrough eared baltard F oxeraile-grafie. or three upThis fmallrongheared graffe rifeth up with two foft leaves on right but finall ftalkes with fomewhat narrow and fhort rough them, atthe toppe whereof ftandeth a thicke and it were halte head, aboutan inch anda halfe long not folly bueas fo that bare, round,the{talke on the backefide being as it were white feed it feemethto ftand but onone fide: wherein is {mall yearely. contained +-theroote is {inall and white perifhing q- Gramen Alopecuroides [pica longa mays & Min Great and {mall long eared baftard Foxetaile -graffe, being the one Thefe Graffes, are one not much unlike another, the {pike preater,and the other fmaller, both in ftalke and leafe, “SSS p A headsare long and (lender, and ofa whitith colour, longa, ramen Alopecuroides pica afpera brevi elieated baftard Foxetaile Graffed ie ies, : ; Tkdi rel eee, [pita longa majua. Regreater long cated baftard Foxe tale Grae. [a5 ZN TANNN Mi \ TAWWN 8. Gramen Alopecuroides minus [pica afpera c _ Smalirough long eared baftard F oxetaile-grafle. with This differeth from the lattin being greener, more {toredand rougher alfo. ftalkes and leaves, and the fpiked head more {lender long, fharpe pointed baftard Foxétaile-graffe. Small um, 9. Gramen Alopecuroides minus cnfpidatbut with few joynts, and fhort narrow leaves on them, the pike ftored high, The ftalke hereofis about a foote and with {ome peeces growing ontof the fides. . of eate is almoft as big as the lat but (harper pointed, leaft pointed battard Foxetaile-graffe tum minimum. The Io. Gramen Alopecuroides cufpida being es but langer in both, as the {pike or eare ig alfo This isleffer then any of them before, in {talkes andleav very finall and flender and pointedat the end. The Plateand Time. me neere Bvs,doe growin the feldes arid ri¢dowes of our land,fo All thefe Graffes except theYecond andfifth The fiteh as1s faic d keepethe fametime of Bourifhing wich therelt, doncoward Hackyey, and others in Krat,an by the Sea fide of Narbone. The Names, under the name and the leffer are exprefled by Eobeland others, fouth we have ‘The firlt fore of thefe Graffes,both the greater Boel brought ue out-of Barbary. Thethird and fecond The of eAloprcaras, and Candavulpina: by LoadulterinumiandGerard, Schenanthum and Tabermontanus by called is fifth given titles, as wellasto it. The rhe citle, he fer it with thefe Graffes, and altering afterwards bat Schenanthi, folijs graminem bel Luncus marinus Dalechsmpy, bat Baubinus called by Lugdanen|is,Gramen Echinarum called ivas itis inthetitle here : The fixthis and eighth are called by Baubinus, Gramen Typhoides and calleth it Gramen Alopecuroides (pica afpera. The feventh are called by others Gramen Alopecurivum, as the la{t are alfo. The Uertues, I finde nothing remembred by any,whereto any of thefe are profitable. ~_—— Te re TTI EAT ET Cuap, XIX, GramenTyphintsm vel Typhoides. Cats taile Graffc. place, being referred to the wet and ‘moorith Lehough] fet not Typhathe Cats taile it felfe inthis of the rhe like nature, yct {will here thew you other places, whereit fhall be remembred among fortsof Catstaile Graffes, taile Graffe, 1. Gramen Typhoides maxignm. Theigrearelt Catsand ftalkes two foote high, om leaves like wheate, This greateft fort groweth up with faire large times bigger then thenext,’ and almolt ‘of an equall which ftand long round fpiked heads, foure three or foure cts’ oppe. Yet fometimes itis found with ftalkes bits bigneffe and roundneffe from the bottome tothet |