1 APPENDIX No. VIL—( Continued. )
2 361.—Specimen No. 6,
3 362.—- ,, No. 7,
4 Section Scirpeo,
5 363.—Scirpus mucronatus,
6 $64.— sp’,
7 365— , sp,
8 866.—~ ,, sp’,
9 367.— ,, sp,
10 368.—Eriophorum comosum,
11 369,—
12 Section Selerines.
13 370.—Seleria sp’,
14 Arundinacee.
15 371.—Amphidonax Bengalensis,
16 372.— " tenella,
17 Bambusacex.
18 373,—Bambusa arundinacen,
19 374.— , stricta,
20 Andropogonen,
21 375,—Andropogon jwarancusa,
22 376.— > Muricatus,
23 377,— ” sp" :
24 (Linn),
25 (Wall),
26 (Lees),
27 (Wight and A.),
28 (Wild),
29 (Roxb),
30 (Roxb),
31 ae
32 Wet places.
33 Beds of streams.
34 Common in wet places.
35 Ditto _— ditto.
36 Talmurriah,—Abundant weed in
37 moist places,
38 Not very common, found in similar
39 localities as preceding.
40 In hills in moist places,
41 A plant in general appearance
42 resombling typha and like it,
43 growing in jheels,
44 Rare in Oudh.
45 Common wild, and cultivated near
46 villages, a considerable trade is
47 carried on in matting made from
48 the culmus.
49 Species common to stagnant water.
50 The kuttung, or largo bamboo is
51 found sparingly wild in one
52 part of the Bharaich forests
53 only.
54 Found in one or two places in
55 Bharaich forests.
56 Bharaich forests.
57 (Signed) R.H.E. THOMPSON,
58 Dy. Conservator of Forests, Central Provinces,