Excerpt from Flora Capensis, Vol. 7: Being a Systematic Description of the Plants of the Cape Colony, Caffraria, and Port Natal and Neighbouring Territories
The elaboration of the Monocotyledonous orders, to which the seventh and concluding volume of the Flora Capensis is devoted, is a task of no small difficulty. They can only, indeed, be dealt with satisfactorily by those who have made them an object of special study. But as it has been my good fortune to secure the co-operation of botanists who are acknowledged authorities on these orders, it has been determined to proceed with them at once. And it seemed especially desirable to lose no time in publishing the enumeration of the grasses, which must necessarily be of great practical interest in a country so largely pastoral as South Africa.
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