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Southern Texas Plains

This EPA Level III ecoregion encompasses all or part of 21 Texas counties. This ecoregion borders most of the southwestern portion of the Rio Grande River and extends into northern Mexico. In Texas, it encompasses much of the same land area as the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department’s South Texas Plains vegetative region. This collection lists only those taxa found in the Texas portion of the Southern Texas Plains ecoregion.

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Spigelia texanaTexas Pinkroot
Sporobolus vaginiflorusPoverty Dropseed
Spiranthes vernalisSpring Ladies'-tresses
Spring Lady's Tresses
Sporobolus virginicusSeashore Dropseed
Beach Dropseed
Seashore Rushgrass
Coastal Dropseed
Sporobolus wrightiiBig Sacaton
Sacaton
Alkali Sacaton
Styphnolobium affineEve's Necklace
Eve's Necklacepod
Texas Sophora
Pink Sophora
Necklace Tree
Stylosanthes bifloraSidebeak Pencilflower
Streptanthus bracteatusBracted Twistflower
Bracted Jewelflower
Stachys crenataMousesear
Shade Betony
Mouse's Ear
Stachys drummondiiDrummond's Hedgenettle
Pink Mint
Stenandrium dulceSweet Shaggytuft
Pineland Pinklet
Steinchisma hiansGaping Grass
Stemodia lanataWoolly Stemodia
Gray-woolly Twintip
Strophostyles leiospermaSlickseed Fuzzybean
Stenosiphon linifoliusFalse Gaura
Stenaria nigricansBluets
Diamond-flowers
Stenaria nigricans var. nigricansDiamondflowers
Narrowleaf Bluets
Baby's Breath
Bluets
Fine-leaf Bluets
Stuckenia pectinataSago Pondweed
Streptanthus platycarpusBroadpod Jewelflower
Broadpod Twistflower
Styrax platanifoliusSycamore-leaf Snowbell
Styrax platanifolius ssp. stellatusSycamoreleaf Snowbell
Hairy Sycamore-leaf Snow-bell
Styrax platanifolius ssp. texanusTexas Snowbell
Texas Snow-bell
Stellaria prostrataProstrate Starwort
Prostrate Chickweed
Stillingia sylvaticaQueen's-delight
Stillingia texanaTexas Queen's Delight
Queen's Delight
Texas Toothleaf
Stillingia treculianaTrecul's Toothleaf
Suaeda linearisAnnual Seepweed
Symphyotrichum divaricatumSouthern Annual Saltmarsh Aster
Lawn American-aster
White Wood Aster
Saltmarsh Aster
Slender Aster
Symphyotrichum dumosumRice Button Aster
White Bushy Aster
Symphyotrichum ericoidesWhite Heath Aster
Heath Aster
Symphyotrichum ericoides var. ericoidesWhite Heath Aster
Heath Aster
White Aster
White Prairie Aster
Synthlipsis greggiiGregg's Keelpod
Symphyotrichum lateriflorumCalico Aster
Symphyotrichum oblongifoliumAromatic Aster
Aromatic American Aster
Fall Aster
Wild Blue Aster
Shale Aster
Symphoricarpos orbiculatusCoralberry
Indian Currant
Buckbrush
Symphyotrichum praealtumWillowleaf Aster
Symphyotrichum pratenseBarrens Silky Aster
Meadow Aster
Tamaulipa azureaBlue Boneset
Blue Mistflower
Taxodium distichumBald Cypress
Baldcypress
Common Bald Cypress
Southern Bald Cypress
Deciduous Cypress
Southern Cypress
Swamp Cypress
Red Cypress
White Cypress
Yellow Cypress
Gulf Cypress
Tidewater Red Cypress
Taxodium mucronatumMontezuma Bald Cypress
Montezuma Cypress
Mexican Cypress
Ahuehuete
Sabino
Teucrium canadenseAmerican Germander
Canada Germander
Canadian Germander
Germander
Hairy Germander
Wood Sage
Tetraclea coulteriCoulter's Wrinklefruit
Teucrium cubenseSmall Coastal Germander
Coast Germander
Teucrium laciniatumLacy Germander
Cut-leaf Germander
Dwarf Germander
Tephrosia lindheimeriLindheimer's Hoarypea
Hoary Pea
Lindheimer Tephrosia
Tetraneuris linearifoliaFineleaf Fournerved Daisy
Slender-leaf Hymenoxys
Bitterweed
Tephrosia onobrychoidesMultibloom Hoarypea
Multibloom Tephrosia
Tephrosia potosinaEdwards Plateau Hoarypea
Tetragonotheca repandaShowy Nerveray
Tetraneuris scaposaFour-nerve Daisy
Hymenoxys
Stemmy Four-nerve Daisy
Yellow Daisy
Bitterweed
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