An essay on the indigenous grasses of Ireland / [John White].

  • White, John.
Date:
1808
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Credit: An essay on the indigenous grasses of Ireland / [John White]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Bromus {fecalinus, Bromus mollis, Poa comprefla, Phleum nodofum, ~ Phieum alpinum, Feftuca decumbens, Agroftis hifpida, Agroftis pumila, Aira criftata, Aira flexuofa, Briza media, Cynofurus criftatus, Avena pubefcens, 139 } Two nutritive graffes to fow with red clover. They might be made into hay, or cut as \ green fodder. If for | hay, they ought to be intermixed in the rick | at the time of drawing J } home, Fight grafles growing on mountains, hilly grounds, and other places. They produce verdure on different parts where the better See ve meadow or pafture erafles would not thrive. ess Three grafles growing | on high grounds, and which are more profi- table for their leaves | than their ftems. T 2 Milium