Austral English / A dictionary of Australasian words, phrases and usages with those aboriginal-Australian and Maori words which have become incorporated in the language, and the commoner scientific words that have had their origin in Australasia

by Edward Ellis Morris

27. Couch G.—Native—
<i>Distichlys maritima</i>, Raffinesque. (A.)

28. Couch G.—Water—
<i>(i.q</i>. Seaside Millet. See 50.)

29. Feather G.—
<i>(Several species</i> of Stipa. See 101.)

30. Fescue G.—Hard—
<i>Festuca duriuscula</i>, Linn. (Australasia, not endemic.)

31. Fescue G.—Poa-like—
<i>F. scoparia</i>, Hook. f. (N.Z.)

32. Fescue G.—Sandhill—
<i>F. littoralis</i>, R. Br., var. <i>triticoides</i>,
Benth. (A., T., N.Z.)

33. Fescue G.—Sheeps'—
<i>F. ovina</i>, Linn. (A., T.)

34. Finger G.—Cocksfoot—
<i>Panicum sanguinale</i>, Linn. (A., not endemic.)
Called also <i>Hairy Finger Grass</i>, and <i>Reddish Panic
Grass</i>.

35. Finger G.—Egyptian—
<i>Eleusine aegyptica</i>, Pers. (A., not endemic.)

36. Finger G.—Hairy—
<i>(i.q</i> .Cocksfoot Finger Grass. See 33.)