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Southwestern Tablelands

This EPA Level III ecoregion encompasses all or part of 49 Texas counties. Situated adjacent to the Central Great Plains ecoregion to the east and the High Plains to the west (which it bisects along the Canadian River in the Texas Panhandle), the Southwestern Tablelands ecoregion encompasses much of east-central New Mexico and southeastern Colorado. It also reaches into south-central Oklahoma. In Texas, along with the Central Great Plains, this ecoregion covers approximately the same land area as the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department’s Rolling Plains vegetative region. This collection lists only those taxa found in the the Texas portion of the Southwestern Tablelands ecoregion.

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Cooperia drummondiiEvening Rain Lily
Evening Star Rain Lily
Coryphantha echinusRhinoceros Cactus
Convolvulus equitansTexas Bindweed
Bindweed
Commelina erectaDayflower
Widow's Tears
White-mouth Dayflower
Whitemouth Dayflower
Condalia ericoidesJavelina Bush
Commelina erecta var. angustifoliaWhitemouth Dayflower
Narrow-leaf Dayflower
Widow's Tears
Commelina erecta var. erectaWhitemouth Dayflower
Day Flower
Widow's Tears
Conoclinium greggiiGregg's Mistflower
Palmleaf Thoroughwort
Palm-leaf Mistflower
Palm-leaf Thoroughwort
Purple Palmleaf Mistflower
Purple Palmleaf Eupatorium
Condalia hookeriBluewood Condalia
Brasil
Brasilwood
Bluewood
Logwood
Purple Haw
Capul Negro
Corydalis micranthaSmallflower Fumewort
Southern Corydalis
Golden Corydalis
Coreopsis nuecensisCrown Tickseed
Crown Coreopsis
Coreopsis nuecensoidesRio Grande Tickseed
Crown Tickseed
Sand Coreopsis
Cotinus obovatusAmerican Smoke Tree
Texas Smoke Tree
Wild Smoke Tree
Smoke Tree
Smokebush
Chittamwood
Cooperia pedunculataHill Country Rain Lily
Prairie Lily
Rain Lily
Flor De Mayo
Cordia podocephalaTexas Manjack
White Cordia
Condalia spathulataKnifeleaf Condalia
Coryphantha sulcataPineapple Cactus
Nipple Cactus
Colubrina texensisTexas Hog Plum
Texas Snakewood
Texas Colubrina
Hog Plum
Coreopsis tinctoriaPlains Coreopsis
Golden Tickseed
Goldenwave
Calliopsis
Collinsia violaceaViolet Blue-eyed Mary
Condalia viridisGreen Snakewood
Green Condalia
Corallorhiza wisterianaSpring Coral-root
Spring Coral Root
Early Southern Coral-root
Wister's Coral-root
Yellow Coral-root
Arousing Coral-root
Spring Coralroot
Coreopsis wrightiiRock Tickseed
Golden-wave
Croton argyranthemusHealing Croton
Croton capitatusHogwort
Texas Goatweed
Croton coryiCory's Croton
Croton cortesianusCortez's Croton
Croton fruticulosusBush Croton
Encinilla
Hierba Loca
Croton glandulosusTooth-leaved Croton
Sand Croton
Tropic Croton
Vente Conmigo
Crataegus greggianaGregg's Hawthorn
Gregg Hawthorn
Croton heptalonWoolly Croton
Lindheimer's Hogwort
Woolly Texas Goatweed
Woolly Doveweed
Croptilon hookerianum var. hookerianumHooker's Scratchdaisy
Croton humilisPepperbush
Croton incanusTorrey's Croton
Croton leucophyllusTwocolor Croton
Croton lindheimerianusThreeseed Croton
Crataegus marshalliiParsley Hawthorn
Parsleyleaf Hawthorn
Cryptantha mexicanaMexican Cryptantha
Cryptantha minimaLittle Cryptantha
Crataegus mollisDowny Hawthorn
White Thorn
Whitethorn
Scarlet Hawthorn
Scarlet Haw
Red Haw
Downy Thorn
Croton monanthogynusPrairie Tea
One-seed Croton
Doveweed
Dove Weed
Prairie Goatweed
Cryptantha oblataRough Cryptantha
Cryptantha palmeriPalmer's Cryptantha
Croton parksiiParks' Croton
Croton pottsiiLeatherweed
Croton pottsii var. pottsiiLeatherweed
Croptilon rigidifoliumStiffleaf Scratchdaisy
Croton texensisTexas Croton
Skunkweed
Texas Goatweed
Cryptantha texanaPick Me Nots
Crataegus tracyiTracy's Hawthorn
Tracy Hawthorn
Mountain Hawthorn
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