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Trans-Pecos

The Trans-Pecos area in Far West Texas is traversed by the eastern chain of the Rocky Mountains into the Basin and Range Province and is typical of the southwestern United States. Guadalupe Peak, having an elevation of 8,751 feet, of the Guadalupe Mountains, is the highest point in Texas. Surrounding peaks are El Capitan, Shumard, Bartlett, and Pine Top, all exceeding 8,000 feet. Mount Emory in the Chisos Mountains and Mount Locke in the Davis Mountains are 7,825 feet and 8,382 feet high, respectively. Notable canyons and gorges are Santa Elena, Boquillas, and Mariscal on the Big Bend of the Rio Grande; and McKittrick in the Guadalupe Mountains. Uplands soils are mostly light reddish brown to brown clay loams, clays, and sands over reddish, loamy to clayey, calcareous, gypsic or saline subsoils. These include many areas of shallow soils and rocklands. Sizeable areas of deep sands exist. Drainage is rapid in the mountains, slow in the basins, and absent in the bolsons.

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Melica nitensThree-flower Melic
Tall Melicgrass
Threeflower Melicgrass
Melicgrass
Mimosa borealisFragrant Mimosa
Pink Mimosa
Monarda citriodoraLemon Beebalm
Purple Horsemint
Lemon Mint
Plains Horsemint
Lemon Horsemint
Horsemint
Purple Lemon Mint
Morus microphyllaTexas Mulberry
Littleleaf Mulberry
Mountain Mulberry
Mexican Mulberry
Dwarf Mulberry
Morus rubraRed Mulberry
Moral
Muhlenbergia arenaceaEar Muhly
Muhlenbergia emersleyiBullgrass
Bull Muhly
Muhlenbergia rigidaPurple Muhly
Muhlenbergia torreyiRing Muhly
Torrey Muhly
Nolina erumpensFoothill Beargrass
Mesa Sacahuista
Nolina texanaTexas Sacahuista
Texas Beargrass
Basket Grass
Sacahuista
Bunchgrass
Texas Bear-grass
Nuttallanthus texanusTexas Toadflax
Texas Toad-flax
Toadflax
Oenothera albicaulisWhitest Evening-primrose
White-stem Evening-primrose
Pale Evening-primrose
Oenothera brachycarpaShortfruit Evening-primrose
Short-fruit Evening-primrose
Shortfruit Evening Primrose
Oenothera primiverisDesert Evening-primrose
Yellow-flower Desert Evening-primrose
Bottle Evening Primrose
Large Yellow Desert Primrose
Oenothera speciosaPink Evening Primrose
Showy Evening Primrose
Mexican Evening Primrose
Showy Primrose
Pink Ladies
Buttercups
Pink Buttercups
Opuntia engelmannii var. engelmanniiCactus Apple
Prickly Pear
Opuntia macrorhizaBigroot Prickly Pear
Twist-spine Prickly Pear
Common Prickly Pear
Plains Prickly Pear
Opuntia phaeacanthaTulip Prickly Pear
Brownspine Prickly Pear Cactus
Purple-fruited Prickly Pear
Brown-spined Prickly Pear
New Mexico Prickly Pear
Desert Prickly Pear
Pappophorum bicolorPink Pappasgrass
Pink Pappusgrass
Palafoxia roseaRosy Palafox
Rose Palafoxia
Pascopyrum smithiiWestern Wheatgrass
Palafoxia sphacelataOthake
Sand Palafoxia
Parkinsonia texana var. texanaTexas Paloverde
Texas Palo-verde
Palo-verde
Panicum virgatumSwitchgrass
Wand Panic Grass
Pectis angustifoliaLimoncillo
Lemonscent
Crownseed Pectis
Lemon-scented Pectis
Lemonscent Pectis
Lemonweed
Chinchweed
Fetid Marigold
Penstemon baccharifoliusRock Penstemon
Rock Beardtongue
Cut-leaf Penstemon
Cut-leaf Beardtongue
Baccharis-leaf Penstemon
Baccharis-leaf Beardtongue
Penstemon barbatusScarlet Bugler
Beard-lip Penstemon
Beard-lip Beardtongue
Red Penstemon
Red Beardtongue
Goldenbeard Penstemon
Goldenbeard Beardtongue
Saint Joseph's Staff
Varita De San Jose
Penstemon fendleriFendler's Penstemon
Fendler's Beardtongue
Fendler Penstemon
Fendler Beardtongue
Purple Foxglove
Penstemon havardiiHavard Penstemon
Havard Beardtongue
Big Bend Penstemon
Big Bend Beardtongue
Havard's Penstemon
Havard's Beardtongue
Penstemon wrightiiWright's Penstemon
Wright's Beardtongue
Wright Penstemon
Wright Beardtongue
Phacelia congestaCaterpillars
Blue Curls
Fiddleneck
Pinus cembroidesMexican Pinyon
Mexican Pinyon Pine
Pinyon
Nut Pine
Border Pinyon
Pistacia mexicanaMexican Pistachio
Texas Pistachio
American Pistachio
Copal Pistachio
Wild Pistachio
Lentisco
Texas Pistache
Pinus ponderosaPonderosa Pine
Western Yellow Pine
Pino Blanco
Pinus ponderosa var. scopulorumRocky Mountain Ponderosa Pine
Interior Ponderosa Pine
Black Hills Ponderosa Pine
Ponderosa Pine
Pinus strobiformisSouthwestern White Pine
Border White Pine
Mexican White Pine
Border Limber Pine
Limber Pine
Pleuraphis muticaTobosagrass
Tobosa Grass
Polygala albaWhite Milkwort
Populus deltoides ssp. wislizeniRio Grande Cottonwood
Valley Cottonwood
Wislizenus Cottonwood
Alamo
Guerigo
Populus fremontii ssp. mesetaeFremont Cottonwood
Meseta Cottonwood
Arizona Cottonwood
Populus tremuloidesQuaking Aspen
Golden Aspen
Trembling Aspen
Mountain Aspen
Aspen
Trembling Poplar
Alamo Blanco
Prosopis glandulosaHoney Mesquite
Glandular Mesquite
Algarroba
Proboscidea louisianicaLouisiana Devil's-claw
Devil's claw
Ram's-horn
Unicorn Plant
Proboscis Flower
Prunus murrayanaMurray's Plum
Murray Plum
Prosopis pubescensScrewbean Mesquite
American Screwbean
Tornillo
Screwbean
Screwpod Mesquite
Twisted Bean
Fremont Screwbean
Prunus serotina var. rufulaChisos Black Cherry
Southwestern Black Cherry
Pseudotsuga menziesiiDouglas Fir
Blue Douglas Fir
Psorothamnus scopariusBroom Dalea
Broom Smokebush
Broom Pea
Psilostrophe tagetinaWoolly Paperflower
Paperflower
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