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Remarkable Riparian

A field guide to riparian plants within the Nueces River Basin of Texas. A publication of the Nueces River Authority. This user-friendly guide introduces the most commonly observed riparian vegetation in the Edward's Plateau and Rio Grande Plains. However, most of the plants presented herein occur in riparian areas all across Texas, including the Cross Timbers, Trans-Pecos and Rolling Plains.

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Opuntia engelmanniiCactus Apple
Prickly Pear
Palafoxia callosaSmall Palafox
Small Palafoxia
Parthenium confertumGray's Feverfew
Panicum halliiHall's Panicgrass
Hall's Panic Grass
Panicum virgatumSwitchgrass
Wand Panic Grass
Physalis cinerascensSmallflower Groundcherry
Physostegia correlliiCorrell's False Dragonhead
Phyla nodifloraTexas Frogfruit
Turkey Tangle Fogfruit
Frogfruit
Pluchea camphorataCamphor Pluchea
Camphor Weed
Platanus occidentalisAmerican Sycamore
Eastern Sycamore
American Plane Tree
Plane Tree
Buttonwood
Buttonball Tree
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