FIG. 34.-ST. AUGUSTINE GRASS.
 This is a perennial which spreads by surface runners. The leaf blades
are waxy in appearance and free of hairs. It may be identified also by the
slender spikelike seedstalks.


 FIG. 35.-PANGOLA GRASS.
 It spreads by surface runners which root at the joints, forming new
plants. The seedstalks have 4 to 6 branches. This shows a new planting
which is developing a sod. This grass has been called Digitaria or Digit.