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The first is called Gramen fluviatile, and also Gramen aquis innatans: in English, Flote-grasse. Tra∣gus calls it, Gramen Anatum, Ducks-grasse.
The second is called Gramen 〈◊〉〈◊〉 spicatum, and fluviatile album by Tabernamontanus. Likewise in English it is called Flote-grasse, and Floter-grasse, because they swimme and flote in the water.