All the grass was of one kind, a new species of Panicum related to P. effusum R.

The grass consists of Panicum and several new sorts, one of which springs green from the old stem.

Potentilla anserina, Prunella vulgaris, Scirpus mucronatus, and Panicum crus-galli, grow in Germany, in Australia, and in Pennsylvania.)

We find among the gramineous plants, in the savannah of Cumanacoa, the Paspalus lenticularis, Panicum ascendens, Pennisetum uniflorum, Gynerium saccharoides, Eleusine indica, etc.)

Among cereals and fruits he mentions rice, millet, oranges, lemons, panicum, etc.