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Arizona/New Mexico Mountains

As its name suggests, this EPA Level III ecoregion lies mostly in Arizona and New Mexico, barely reaching into two Texas counties (Culberson and Hudspeth) in the Guadalupe Mountains. In Texas, this ecoregion lies within the area included in the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department’s Trans-Pecos vegetative region. This collection lists only those taxa found in the Texas portion of the Arizona/New Mexico Mountains ecoregion.

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Heliomeris multiflora var. multifloraShowy Goldeneye
Showy False Goldeneye
Hesperostipa neomexicanaNew Mexico Feathergrass
Helianthus pauciflorusStiff Sunflower
Prairie Sunflower
Helianthus pauciflorus ssp. subrhomboideusStiff Sunflower
Helianthus petiolarisPrairie Sunflower
Plains Sunflower
Heterosperma pinnatumWingpetal
Heuchera rubescensPink Alumroot
Mountain Alumroot
Red Alumroot
Wild Coralbells
Hexalectris spicataSpiked Crested Coralroot
Spiked Crested Coral Root
Heliotropium torreyiSlimleaf Heliotrope
Heterotheca villosaHairy False Goldenaster
Hairy Golden-aster
Hexalectris warnockiiTexas Crested Coralroot
Texas Purple Spike
Texas Crested Coral Root
Hibiscus coulteriDesert Rosemallow
Desert Rose-mallow
Coulter Hibiscus
Hibiscus denudatusPaleface
Rock Hibiscus
Houstonia acerosaNeedleleaf Bluet
Holodiscus dumosusRockspirea
Glandular Oceanspray
Bush Rockspirea
Cream Bush
Hoffmannseggia glaucaIndian Rushpea
Indian Rush-pea
Houstonia humifusaMatted Bluet
Hordeum jubatumFoxtail Barley
Hordeum jubatum ssp. jubatumFoxtail Barley
Squirreltail Barley
Skunktail
Hordeum pusillumLittle Barley
Hymenopappus biennisBiennial Woollywhite
Hymenopappus flavescensYellow Plainsman
Collegeflower
Hymenoclea monogyraSinglewhorl Burrobrush
Hymenoxys odorataBitter Rubberweed
Hymenoxys richardsoniiPingue Rubberweed
Hybanthus verticillatusBabyslippers
Nodding Green Violet
Green Violet
Ibervillea tenuisectaSlimlobe Globeberry
Cutleaf Globe Berry
Ipomopsis aggregataScarlet Gilia
Scarlet Standing-cypress
Skyrocket
Skunkflower
Ipomoea cardiophyllaHeartleaf Morning-glory
Ipomoea lindheimeriLindheimer's Morning-glory
Blue Morning Glory
Ipomopsis longifloraFlaxflowered Ipomopsis
Pale Trumpets
Paleflower Gilia
White-flower Skyrocket
White-flowered Gilia
Ipomopsis wrightiiLeafy Skyrocket
Isocoma plurifloraSouthern Goldenbush
Jimmyweed
Jatropha dioicaLeatherstem
Leather Stem
Rubber Plant
Jatropha dioica var. gramineaLeatherstem
Bloodroot
Sangre De Drago
Jefea brevifoliaShortleaf Jefea
Juniperus deppeanaAlligator Juniper
Checkerbark Juniper
Western Juniper
Oakbark Cedar
Thickbark Cedar
Mountain Cedar
Tascate
Tacate
Tlascal
Juncus dudleyiDudley's Rush
Juncus interiorInland Rush
Juncus interior var. interiorInland Rush
Juglans microcarpaLittle Walnut
Texas Walnut
Texas Black Walnut
River Walnut
Nogalito
Nogalillo
Namboca
Juniperus monospermaOneseed Juniper
One-seed Juniper
Cherrystone Juniper
New Mexico Juniper
West Texas Juniper
Juniperus pinchotiiPinchot's Juniper
Pinchot Juniper
Redberry Juniper
Texas Juniper
Christmasberry Juniper
Justicia pilosellaHairy Tube-tongue
Gregg's Tube-tongue
False Honeysuckle
Juniperus scopulorumRocky Mountain Juniper
Rocky Mountain Red Cedar
Mountain Red Cedar
Colorado Red Cedar
Western Red Cedar
River Juniper
Western Juniper
Cedro Rojo
Juncus torreyiTorrey's Rush
Justicia warnockiiWarnock's Water-willow
Kallstroemia grandifloraArizona Poppy
Desert Poppy
Orange Caltrop
Summer Poppy
Kallstroemia parvifloraWarty Caltrop
Small-flowered Carpetweed
Koeleria macranthaPrairie Junegrass
Junegrass
Prairie Koeler's Grass
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