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1 Fée is somewhat at a loss as to its identity, but thinks that it may be the Panicum sanguinale of Linnæus, or possibly the Cynodon dactylon;.
2 See 13. xix. c. 58, and B. xxv. c. 102. Possibly a Sedum or houseleek, Fée thinks; certainly not a grass.
3 Fée queries whether this may not be the Poa rigida of Linnæus, hard meadow-grass.
4 An Euphorbia, Fée thinks.
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