4 Farmen' Bulletin tí36.

luis ticen ereditod bj IOIIM botanista with being the prínutiye form ni' the aorghama.

Sudan K''!lss when aeeded bitwdeaat car in drills growa about 3 to 5 feel high and has stoms about three-aixtdbntha oi ao inch in diameter tS*> Vf.;4 n«e Pm. I i i . IDn ii iii"* il li ililts o/growth whtn planted in rows.

(u little smaller than fl lead pencil). If rown in rows and cultivai cd, It reacbea a height of fl to 8 feet, and the stems are aboul one-foorth of an incli in diameter. (Fig. 1.) Tlie panicle is loose and open, very much like that, of dolm.son grass, but a little lurger mid a trifle leaa ouen. The Imlls, or glumes, are awned und when in flower an often