ELEUSINE.—(1) One of the spikes from the digitate inflorescence of E. Indica; (2) a magnified spikelet; (3) the same with the flowers more displayed; (4) a flower from the last, showing its parts; (5) the fruit magnified, showing the seed loose in the utricle; and (6) the wrinkled seed detached.—(1, under Dactyloctenium) Inflorescence of E. Ægyptiaca, of digitate spikes; (2) one of the spikelets magnified; (3) the fruit magnified, showing the seed loose in the thin pericarp (utricle); and (4) the wrinkled seed more magnified.
DIPLACHNE.—(1) Small portion of the inflorescence of D. fascicularis; (2) one of its spikelets displayed and magnified; (3) an open flower of the same.
TRIODIA.—(1) Magnified spikelet of T. seslerioides; (2) the same displayed and the lowest flower open; (3) back view of the flowering glume spread out.
GRAPHEPHORUM.—(1) A magnified spikelet of G. melicoides, displayed; (2) a part of the hairy rhachis and one flower of the same.
DIARRHENA.—(1) A spikelet of D. Americana, enlarged; (2) the grain in its glume and palet.
DACTYLIS.—A spikelet of D. glomerata magnified and displayed.
KŒLERIA.—(1) A magnified spikelet of K. cristata, expanded, showing the empty glumes, the three flowers, and a rudiment; (2) lower half of a flowering glume, partly spread open; it is much more folded and keeled in its natural condition.