MADCapHorse - Missouri Botanical Garden
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*B. commutatus Schrad., Fringed Brome, Hairy<br />
Chess<br />
*B. erectus Huds., Upright Brome-grass,<br />
Hungarian Brome<br />
*B. hordeaceus L., Soft Chess<br />
= B. mollis of authors, not L.<br />
Bromus incanus (Shear) Hitchc. = Bromus<br />
latiglumis (Shear) Hitchc.<br />
*B. inermis Leyss., Hungarian Brome-grass,<br />
Smooth Brome, Awnless Brome<br />
= B. inermis var. divaricatus Rohl.<br />
*B. japonicus Thunb. ex Murr., Japanese Bromegrass,<br />
Japanese Chess<br />
B. kalmii Gray, Kalm's Brome-grass<br />
B. latiglumis (Shear) Hitchc., Canada Brome, Tall<br />
Wood-chess<br />
= Bromus altissimus Pursh<br />
= Bromus incanus (Shear) Hitchc.<br />
Bromus mollis of authors, not L. = Bromus<br />
hordeaceus L.<br />
Bromus nottowayanus Fern. reported for southern<br />
Ontario by Wagnon (1952) “with mapped<br />
records from the Niagara Peninsula<br />
[Regional Municipality of Niagara] and at<br />
the eastern end of Lake Ontario (probably<br />
within New York State)” is said to be<br />
closely related to B. pubescens, the sheaths<br />
densely pubescent at the summit, “but has<br />
a 5-nerved upper glume and may be the<br />
result of hybridization of that species with<br />
B. altissimus or even B. kalmii” (Dore &<br />
McNeill 1980). Morton and Venn (1990)<br />
indicate that B. nottowayanus is probably<br />
B. pubescens as does Voss (1972). Not<br />
noted for New York State by Mitchell and<br />
Tucker (1997).<br />
*B. pubescens Muhl. ex Willd., Canada Brome<br />
Grass<br />
= B. ciliatus var. purgans (L.) Gray<br />
= B. purgans of authors, not L.<br />
Bromus purgans L. = Bromus pubescens Muhl. ex<br />
Willd.<br />
*B. racemosus L., Smooth Brome-grass, Soft<br />
Chess<br />
*B. secalinus L., Cheat, Chess, Rye-brome<br />
*B. sterilis L., Barren Brome-grass, Povertybrome<br />
*B. tectorum L., Downy Brome-grass, Cheatgrass<br />
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Brunella (orth. var.) = Prunella L.<br />
BRUNNERA Stev. (Boraginaceae)<br />
*B. macrophylla (Adams) I. M. Johnston,<br />
Siberian Bugloss, <strong>Garden</strong> Forget-me-not<br />
= Anchusa myosotidiflora Lehm.<br />
= Myosotis macrophylla Adams<br />
BUCHNERA L. (Scrophulariaceae)<br />
B. americana L., Bluehearts<br />
BUDDLEJA L. (Buddlejaceae)<br />
*B. davidii Franch., Summer Lilac, Butterflybush,<br />
Buddleja<br />
BUGLOSSOIDES Moench (Boraginaceae)<br />
*B. arvense (L.) Johnst., Corn Gromwell, Bastard<br />
Alkanet<br />
= Lithospermum arvense L.<br />
BULBOSTYLIS Kunth (Cyperaceae)<br />
B. capillaris (L.) Clarke, Sand-rush<br />
= Fimbristylis capillaris A. Gray<br />
= Stenophyllus capillaris (L.) Britt.<br />
= S. capillaris var. cryptostachys Fern.<br />
Bursa bursa-pastoris (L.) Britt. = Capsella bursapastoris<br />
(L.) Medik.<br />
BUTOMUS L. (Butomaceae)<br />
*B. umbellatus L., Flowering Rush<br />
CACALIA L. (Asteraceae)<br />
C. atriplicifolia L., Orache-leaved Indian-plantain,<br />
Pale Indian-plantain, Wild Collard<br />
= Arnoglossum atriplicifolium (L.) H.<br />
Robinson<br />
C. suaveolens L., Indian Plantain, Sweet-scented<br />
Indian-plantain<br />
CAKILE Mill. (Brassicaceae)<br />
Cakile americana Nutt. (of local authors) = Cakile<br />
edentula (Bigel.) Hook. ssp. edentula<br />
C. edentula (Bigel.) Hook., Sea-rocket, Shorerocket<br />
ssp. edentula<br />
ssp. lacustris Fern.<br />
= C. edentula ssp. lacustris (Fern.) Hultén<br />
CALAMAGROSTIS Adans. (Poaceae)
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