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This book is the happy result of a collaboration between scientists working in Australia and China. It combines taxonomic and descriptive skills with computer methodology, automated key making and databass applications.
China has a rich grass flora – some 213 genera and 1124 species, according to the researches of one of authors, Mr. XU ZHU – so that this account of the grass genera of China, employing automated descriptions and keys, will be major contribution to the literature and a useful tool ofr both pure and applied plant scientists. It constitutes , in effect, part of a series of account of grass genera of different parts of the world in the preparation of which Drs Watson and Dallwitz have been engaged.

1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. The CDELTA System
1.2. The Data
1.2.1. Generic Delimitiations
1.2.2. Generic Descriptions
1.2.3. Shortcoming
1.3. Acknowledgements
2. CLASSIFICATION
2.1. Introduction
2.2. Classification
3. DESCRIPTIONS AND KEYS
3.1.Generic Keys of Subfamilies
3.1.1. Generic Key of Pooideae
3.1.2. Generic Key of Bambusoideae
3.1.3. Generic Key of Arundinoideae
3.1.4. Generic Key of Chloridoideae
3.1.5. Generic Key of Panicoideae
3.2. The Generic Descriptions
1. Acrachne
2. Acroceras
3. Aegilops
4. Aeluropus
5. Agropyron
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209. Vetiveria
210. Vulpia
211. Zea
212. Zizania
213. Zoysia
4. REFERENCES AND SOURCES OF DATA

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