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Poa

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Poa
genus of grasses in family Poaceae. Contains many very productive fodder grasses including the bluegrasses, e.g. Canadian, Kentucky.
Poa aquatica
glyceriamaxima.
Poa hueca
South American grass; contains an indole alkaloid which causes incoordination and convulsions.
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A POA statement said: "Unfortunately since that time POA members at HMP Liverpool have been subjected to what they describe as 'continued bullying and harassment' by the senior management.
Prison officers stage walkout by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The POA said both the governor of the category B jail, Alan Brown, and a deputy governor were "heavily criticised" by the tribunal chairman.
Bullying claim in prison walkout by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
We have been warning of this type of disturbance for many months, but no one wants to listen," POA national chairman Colin Moses said.
Riot at 'overcrowded' prison quelled by AFP / AFP European Edition
 
 
 
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