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Division ANGIOSPERMAE. Carpels infolded or arranged as to form an ovary in which the ovules are borne.

Class MONOCOTYLEDONEAE. Embryo with 1 cotyledon ; stem with closed vascular bundles ; leaves usually parallel-nerved ; flowers usually 3-merous.

GRAMINALES:

Gramineae.

Culm cylindrical, hollow ; leaves ligulate with split sheaths ; flowers in spikelets, these in compound inflorescences ; each spikelet with 2 empty glumes below, then one or several “lemmas” (fertile glumes), each carrying in its axis a naked flower consisting of 2 lodicules (reduced perianth ?), 3 stamens, and 1 superior ovary with 2 feathery stigmas ; fruit a “caryopsis” (seed with testa and pericarp joined).

Source: STUDENTS’ FLORA OF EGYPT second edition, by VIVI TÄCKHOLM, D. Sc. (Stockholm) Professor of Systematic Botany, Faculty of Science, Cairo University. Published by Cairo University. Printed by COOPERATIVE PRINTING COMPANY Beirut, 1974.

·          Acrachne Wight et Arn.

·          Aegilops L.

·          Aeluropus Trin.

·          Agrostis L.

·          Alopecurus L.

·          Ammochloa Boiss.

·          Ammophila Host.

·          Andropogon L.

·          Aristida L.

·          Arundo L.

·          Astenatherum Nevski.

·          Avena L.

·          Boissiera Hochst. ex Steud.

·          Brachiaria Griseb.

·          Briza L.

·          Bromus L.

·          Catapodium Link.

·          Cenchrus L.

·          Chloris Swartz.

·          Chrysopogon Trin.

·          Coelachyrum Hochst. et Nees.

·          Corynephorus Beauv.

·          Crithopsis Jaub. et Sp.

·          Crypsis Ait. emend. Hubbard.

·          Ctenopsis De Not.

·          Cutandia Willk.

·          Cymbopogon Spreng.

·          Cynodon L. R. Rich.

·          Cynosurus L.

·          Dactylis L.

·          Dactyloctenium Willd.

·          Danthoniopsis Stapf.

·          Desmostachya Stapf.

·          Dichanthium Willemet.

·          Digitaria Heist. ex Fabr.

·          Dinebra Jacq.

·          Diplachne P. Beauv.

·          Echinochloa P. Beauv.

·          Eleusine Gaertn.

·          Elionurus Humb. et Bonpl. ex Willd. emend Kunth.

·          Elymus L.

·          Enneapogon Desv. ex Beauv.

·          Eragrostis Host.

·          Eremopoa Rozhev.

·          Eremopogon Stapf.

·          Eremopyrum (Ledeb.) Jaub. et Sp.

·          Halopyrum Stapf.

·          Hemarthria R. Br.

·          Hordeum L.

·          Hyparrhenia Anderss.

·          Imperata Cyr.

·          Lagurus L.

·          Lamarckia Moench.

·          Lasiurus Boiss.

·          Latipes Kunth.

·          Leersia Soland. ex Sw.

·          Lolium L.

·          Lophochloa Rchb.

·          Lygeum Loefl. ex L.

·          Melanocenchris Nees.

·          Melica L.

·          Oryzopsis Michx.

·          Panicum L.

·          Parapholis C. E. Hubbard.

·          Paspalidium Stapf.

·          Paspalum L.

·          Pennisetum L. C. Rich.

·          Phalaris L.

·          Phleum L.

·          Phragmites Adans.

·          Poa L.

·          Polypogon Desf.

·          Saccharum L.

·          Schismus P. Beauv.

·          Schmidta Steud.

·          Schoenfeldia Kunth.

·          Setaria P. Beauv.

·          Sorghum Moench.

·          Sphenopus Trin.

·          Sporobolus R. Br.

·          Stipa L.

·          Stipagrostis Nees.

·          Taeniatherum Nevski.

·          Tetrapogon Desf.

·          Themeda Forssk.

·          Trachynia Link.

·          Tragus Haller.

·          Tricholaena Schrad.

·          Trichoneura Anderss.

·          Triplachne Link.

·          Triraphis R. Br.

·          Trisetaria Forssk.

·          Vulpia C. C. Gmel.

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