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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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Polygala macradeniaGlandleaf Milkwort
Potamogeton nodosusLongleaf Pondweed
Knotty Pondweed
Polytaenia nuttalliiNuttall's Prairie Parsley
Prairie Parsley
Wild Dill
Prairie Parsnip
Polygala ovatifoliaEggleaf Milkwort
Polygonella parksiiParks' Jointweed
Polygonum pensylvanicumPennsylvania Smartweed
Pink Smartweed
Portulaca pilosaKiss Me Quick
Chisme
Poa pratensisKentucky Bluegrass
Polypremum procumbensJuniper Leaf
Rustweed
Polygonum punctatumDotted Smartweed
Potamogeton pusillusSmall Pondweed
Polygonum ramosissimumBushy Knotweed
Polygala sanguineaPurple Milkwort
Polygonum scandensClimbing False Buckwheat
Porophyllum scopariumTrans-pecos Poreleaf
Poreleaf
Shrubby Poreleaf
Hierba del Venado
Jarilla
Pomerillo
Polygonum tenuePleatleaf Knotweed
Polytaenia texanaTexas Prairie Parsley
Texas-parsley
Texas Parsley
Portulaca umbraticolaWingpod Purslane
Purslane
Portulaca umbraticola ssp. umbraticolaWingpod Purslane
Polygala verticillataWhorled Milkwort
Prunus angustifoliaChickasaw Plum
Sandhill Plum
Prosopis glandulosaHoney Mesquite
Glandular Mesquite
Algarroba
Prunus gracilisOklahoma Plum
Proboscidea louisianicaLouisiana Devil's-claw
Devil's claw
Ram's-horn
Unicorn Plant
Proboscis Flower
Proboscidea louisianica ssp. louisianicaRam's Horn
Devil's Claw
Unicorn Plant
Ram's Horn
Prunus mexicanaMexican Plum
Bigtree Plum
Inch Plum
Prunus minutifloraTexas Almond
Texas Wild Almond
Dwarf Plum
Prosopis reptansTornillo
Dwarf Screw Bean
Screw Bean Mesquite
Prunus rivularisRiver Plum
Creek Plum
Hog Plum
Prunus serotinaBlack Cherry
Wild Black Cherry
Rum Cherry
Prunus serotina var. eximiaEscarpment Black Cherry
Edwards Plateau Black Cherry
Escarpment Cherry
Prunus virginianaChokecherry
Common Chokecherry
Choke Cherry
Prunus virginiana var. demissaWestern Chokecherry
Prunella vulgarisCommon Selfheal
Psilostrophe gnaphalioidesDudweed
Psoralidium lanceolatumLemon Scurfpea
Pseudognaphalium obtusifoliumSweet Everlasting
Rabbit-tobacco
Fragrant Cudweed
Pseudognaphalium obtusifolium ssp. obtusifoliumBlunt-leaf Rabbit-tobacco
Rabbit Tobacco
Sweet Everlasting
Fragrant Cudweed
Pseudognaphalium stramineumCottonbatting Plant
Psilostrophe tagetinaWoolly Paperflower
Paperflower
Psilostrophe tagetina var. ceriferaWoolly Paperflower
Plains Paperflower
Hairy Paperflower
Psoralidium tenuiflorumSlimflower Scurfpea
Scurfy Pea
Ptelea trifoliataWafer Ash
Common Hoptree
Hop Tree
Ptelea trifoliata ssp. trifoliataCommon Hoptree
Baldwin Hop-tree
Pterocaulon virgatumWand Blackroot
Pycnanthemum albescensWhiteleaf Mountain Mint
Pyrrhopappus grandiflorusTuberous Desert-chicory
Pyrrhopappus pauciflorusSmallflower Desert-chicory
Texas Dandelion
False Dandelion
Pycnanthemum tenuifoliumNarrowleaf Mountain Mint
Slender Mountain Mint
Common Horsemint
Quercus buckleyiTexas Red Oak
Buckley Oak
Texas Oak
Spanish Oak
Spotted Oak
Rock Oak
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