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Texas Blackland Prairies

This EPA Level III ecoregion encompasses all or part of 42 Texas counties. Lying entirely within the state of Texas, this ecoregion covers approximately the same land area as the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department’s Blackland Prairie vegetative region. It is comprised of two parallel bands separated by the East Central Texas Plains ecoregion and extending from southern Texas north to very near the Oklahoma border.

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Chamaesyce fendleriFendler's Sandmat
Fendler's Spurge
Fendler's Carpetweed
Fendler's Euphorb
Chamaecrista flexuosa var. texanaTexas Sensitive Pea
Chamaesyce glyptospermaRibseed Sandmat
Rib-seeded Sand Mat
Cheilanthes horridulaRough Lipfern
Chamaesyce hypericifoliaGraceful Sandmat
Graceful Spurge
Chickenweed
Large-spotted Spurge
Garden Spurge
Fluxweed
Baby's-breath Euphorbia
Chamaesyce hyssopifoliaHyssopleaf Sandmat
Chaetopappa imberbisAwnless Leastdaisy
Cheilanthes lanosaHairy Lipfern
Chasmanthium latifoliumInland Sea Oats
Indian Wood Oats
Wild Oats
River Oats
Flathead Oats
Upland Oats
Upland Sea Oats
Chasmanthium laxumSlender Woodoats
Slender Chasmanthium
Chilopsis linearisDesert Willow
Flowering Willow
Willow-leaved Catalpa
Willowleaf Catalpa
Bow Willow
Flor De Mimbre
Mimbre
Chamaesyce maculataSpotted Spurge
Spotted Euphorbia
Spotted Sandmat
Milk Purslane
Prostrate Spurge
Chrysactinia mexicanaDamianita
Chamaesyce missuricaPrairie Sandmat
Missouri Spurge
Chamaecrista nictitansSensitive Partridge Pea
Partridge-pea
Sensitive Pea
Chamaecrista nictitans ssp. nictitansSensitive Partridge Pea
Partridge Pea
Chamaesyce nutansNodding Spurge
Eyebane
Chamaesaracha pallidaPale Five Eyes
False Nightshade
Averett Pale Five Eyes
Chrysopsis pilosaSoft Goldenaster
Soft Golden-aster
Chamaesyce prostrataProstrate Spurge
Prostrate Sandmat
Ground Spurge
Chasmanthium sessiliflorumLongleaf Woodoats
Chamaesyce serpensMatted Sandmat
Prostrate Spurge
Creeping Spurge
Chenopodium simplexMapleleaf Goosefoot
Chamaesaracha sordidaHairy Five Eyes
False Nightshade
Chloracantha spinosaSpiny Chloracantha
Mexican Devil-weed
Chenopodium standleyanumStandley's Goosefoot
Chaerophyllum tainturieriHairyfruit Chervil
Southern Chervil
Chrysopsis texanaTexas Chrysopsis
Chaptalia texanaTexas Silverpuff
Silverpuff
Nodding Lettuce
Silver Puff
Cheilanthes tomentosaWoolly Lipfern
Chloris verticillataTumble Windmill Grass
Windmillgrass
Chamaesyce villiferaHairy Sandmat
Chionanthus virginicusWhite Fringetree
Fringe Tree
Snowflower Tree
Flowering Ash
Old Man's Beard
Grandfather Graybeard
Grancy Graybeard
Chloris virgataFeather Fingergrass
Showy Chloris
Cirsium altissimumTall Thistle
Cirsium discolorField Thistle
Cirsium engelmanniiEngelmann's Thistle
Cirsium horridulumBristle Thistle
Yellow Thistle
Horrid Thistle
Purple Thistle
Spiny Thistle
Bull Thistle
Cicuta maculataSpotted Water Hemlock
Water-hemlock
Beaver Poison
Cirsium muticumSwamp Thistle
Cirsium ochrocentrumYellowspine Thistle
Cirsium texanumTexas Thistle
Cissus trifoliataCow-itch Vine
Cow Itch Vine
Sorrelvine
Grape Ivy
Possum Grape
Arizona Grape Ivy
Cirsium undulatumWavyleaf Thistle
Plumed Thistle
Cleomella angustifoliaNarrowleaf Rhombopod
Cleomella
Clinopodium arkansanumLimestone Calamint
Clinopodium browneiBrowne's Savory
St. John's Mint
Creeping Charlie
Lornatee
Clematis drummondiiOld Man's Beard
Drummond's Clematis
Texas Virgin's Bower
Goat's Beard
Clitoria marianaAtlantic Pigeonwings
Butterfly Pea
Cladium mariscus ssp. jamaicenseJamaica Swamp Sawgrass
Jamaican Saw-grass
Saw-grass
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