6i
tremulus, 233, 179i, 180i

Stamens, 15

Stele, 32

Stellate cells, 28, 31

Structure of leaf, 32
of root, 31

Sympodia, 9

T

Trachys, 123, 128
mucronata, 129, 121i

Tragus, 123, 131
racemosus, 5, 133, 122i, 123i

V

Vascular bundle, 19
closed, 19
open, 19

Vascular bundle, longitudinal section, 20, 23i
transverse section, 19, 22i

Vetiveria zizanioides, 193, 154i

X

Xylem, 19, 20

Z

Zea Mays, 6

Zoysieae, 43, 123

Transcriber's Notes:

Fig. 46.--Transverse section of the cortica portion
Changed cortica to cortical.

Fig. 48. ...
Ep. c. An ordinary epidermal cell; st. stomata; sc. sclerenchyma;
ph. phloen;
Changed phloen to phloem.

Fig. 51.--A portion of the transverse section
of the leaf of Eriochloa polystachy
Changed polystachy to polystachya.

Page 138:
in Imperata or they may be different as in Isachaemum and
Changed to Ischaemum to match other occurrences.

Page 193: (_Vetiveria zizanioides._)
Changed Veteveria to Vetiveria to match other occurrences.

Page 211:
spikelets are smaller than the involucrant spikelets, linear-oblong,
'involucrant' may be equivalent to 'involucral'. Unchanged.

Page 288:
41. Pappophorum, _Nees._
Changed from Pap pophorum to Pappophorum to match other occurrences.

Page 301:
with a minute mucro, sub-chartaceous, puncticulate, strongly
Changed puncticulate to punctulate.

Index: Changed asterisks to small i's to denote illustration numbers.

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