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Species List (PDF) code gen spec genus species family growth formlife form origin photo 1 pascop smith pascopyrumsmithii poaceae p g n c3 2 androp gerar andropogongerardii poaceae p g n c4 3 schiza scopa schizachyriumscoparium poaceae p g n c4 4 boutel curti bouteloua curtipendulapoaceae p g n c4 5 boutel graci bouteloua gracilis poaceae p g n c4 6 boutel hirsu bouteloua hirsuta poaceae p g n c4 7 boutel dacty bouteloua dactyloidespoaceae p g n c4 8 chlori verti chloris verticillata poaceae p g n c4 9 elymus canad elymus canadensispoaceae p g n c3 10 elymus virgi elymus virginicus poaceae p g n c3 11 eragro spect eragrostis spectabilis poaceae p g n c4 12 koeler macra koeleria macrantha poaceae p g n c3 13 muhlen cuspi muhlenbergiacuspidata poaceae p g n c4 14 dichan oligo dichantheliumoligosanthespoaceae p g n c3 15 panicu virga panicum virgatum poaceae p g n c4 16 dichan ovale dichantheliumovale poaceae p g n c3 17 poa prate poa pratensis poaceae p g i c3 18 sorgha nutan sorghastrumnutans poaceae p g n c4 19 sparti pecti spartina pectinata poaceae p g n c4 20 spheno obtus sphenopholisobtusata poaceae p g n c3 21 sporob compo sporoboluscomposituspoaceae p g n c4 22 sporob crypt sporoboluscryptandruspoaceae p g n c4 23 sporob heter sporobolusheterolepispoaceae p g n c4 24 aristi oliga aristida oligantha poaceae a g n c4 25 bromus arven bromus arvensis poaceae a g i c3 26 bromus tecto bromus tectorum poaceae a g i c3 27 vulpia octof vulpia octoflora poaceae a g n c3 28 hordeu pusil hordeum pusillum poaceae a g n c3 29 panicu capil panicum capillare poaceae a g n c4 30 schedo panic schedonnarduspaniculatuspoaceae p g n c4 31 carex brevi carex brevior cyperaceaep s n . 32 carex gravi carex gravida cyperaceaep s n . 33 carex inops carex inops cyperaceaep s n . 34 carex meadi carex meadii cyperaceaep s n . 35 carex bland carex blanda cyperaceaep s n . 36 cyperu lupul cyperus lupulinus cyperaceaep s n . 37 cyperu xmeso cyperus x mesochoruscyperaceaep s n . 38 eleoch compr eleocharis compressa cyperaceaep s n . 39 eleoch eryth eleocharis erythropodacyperaceaep s n . 40 amorph canes amorpha canescens fabaceae p w n . 41 ceanot herba ceanothus herbaceus rhamnaceaep w n . 42 rosa arkan rosa arkansana rosaceae p w n . 43 sympho orbic symphoricarposorbiculatuscaprifoliaceaep w n . 44 achill mille achillea millefoliumasteraceaep f n . 45 allium canad allium canadense liliaceae p m n . 46 ambros psilo ambrosia psilostachyaasteraceaep f n . 47 andros occid androsace occidentalisprimulaceaea f n . 48 anemon carol anemone carolinianaranunculaceaep f n . 49 antenn negle antennaria neglecta asteraceaep f n . 50 apocyn canna apocynum cannabinumapocynaceaep f n . 51 argemo polya argemone polyanthemospapaveraceaea f n . 52 artemi ludov artemisia ludovicianaasteraceaep f n . 53 . 54 asclep steno asclepias stenophyllaasclepiadaceaep f n . 55 asclep verti asclepias verticillata asclepiadaceaep f n . 56 asclep virds asclepias viridis asclepiadaceaep f n . 57 asclep tuber asclepias tuberosa asclepiadaceaep f n . 58 symphy erico symphyotrichumericoides asteraceaep f n . 59 symphy oblon symphyotrichumoblongifoliumasteraceaep f n . 60 symphy seric symphyotrichumsericeum asteraceaep f n . 61 astrag crass astragalus crassicarpusfabaceae p f n . 62 astrag lotif astragalus lotiflorus fabaceae p f n . 63 astrag platt astragalus plattensis fabaceae p f n . 64 astrag canad astragalus canadensisfabaceae p f n . 65 baptis austr baptisia australis fabaceae p f n . 66 baptis bract baptisia bracteata fabaceae p f n . 67 arnogl plant arnoglossumplantagineumasteraceaep f n . 68 callir alcae callirhoe alcaeoides malvaceae p f n . 69 callir invol callirhoe involucratamalvaceae p f n . 70 cirsiu undul cirsium undulatumasteraceaep f n . 71 conyza canad conyza canadensisasteraceaea f n . 72 croton monan croton monanthogynuseuphorbiaceaea f n . 73 delphi carol delphiniumcarolinianumranunculaceaep f n . 74 descur pinna descurainiapinnata brassicaceaea f n . 75 draba repta draba reptans brassicaceaea f n . 76 echina angus echinacea angustifoliaasteraceaep f n . 77 eriger strig erigeron strigosus asteraceaea f n . 78 euphor margi euphorbia marginata euphorbiaceaea f n . 79 euphor spath euphorbia spathulata euphorbiaceaea f n . 80 euphor glypt euphorbia glyptospermaeuphorbiaceaea f n . 81 gerani carol geranium carolinianumgeraniaceaea f n . 82 hedeom hispi hedeoma hispida lamiaceae a f n . 83 hierac longi hieracium longipilum asteraceaep f n . 84 hybant verti hybanthus verticillatusviolaceae p f n . 85 hymeno scabi hymenopappusscabiosaeusasteraceaeb f n . 86 bricke eupat brickellia eupatorioidesasteraceaep f n . 87 lactuc serri lactuca serriola asteraceaea f i . 88 lathyr polym lathyrus polymorphusfabaceae p f n . 89 lepidi densi lepidium densiflorumbrassicaceaea f i . 90 lesped capit lespedeza capitata fabaceae p f n . 91 liatri punct liatris punctata asteraceaep f n . 92 linum sulca linum sulcatum linaceae a f n . 93 lithos incis lithospermumincisum boraginaceaep f n . 94 lomati foeni lomatium foeniculaceumapiaceae p f n . 95 nothoc cuspi nothocalaiscuspidata asteraceaep f n . 96 coryph misso coryphanthamissouriensiscactaceae p f n . 97 oenoth macro oenothera macrocarpaonagraceaep f n . 98 . 99 oenoth speci oenothera speciosa onagraceaep f n . 100 oenoth bienn oenothera biennis onagraceaeb f n . 101 opunti macro opuntia macrorhizacactaceae p f n . 102 oxalis stric oxalis stricta oxalidaceaep f n . 103 oxalis viola oxalis violacea oxalidaceaep f n . 104 penste cobae penstemoncobaea plantaginaceaep f n . 105 penste grand penstemongrandiflorusplantaginaceaep f n . 106 dalea candi dalea candida fabaceae p f n . 107 dalea multi dalea multiflora fabaceae p f n . 108 . 109 dalea purpu dalea purpurea fabaceae p f n . 110 lactuc salig lactuca saligna asteraceaea f i . 111 physal pumil physalis pumila solanaceaep f n . 112 physal virgi physalis virginiana solanaceaep f n . 113 cratae molli crataegus mollis rosaceae p w n . 114 planta rhodo plantago rhodospermaplantaginaceaea f n . 115 polyga verti polygala verticillata polygalaceaea f n . 116 pediom escul pediomelumesculentumfabaceae p f n . 117 pediom tenui pediomelumtenuiflorumfabaceae p f n . 118 ratibi colum ratibida columniferaasteraceaep f n . 119 rudbec hirta rudbeckia hirta asteraceaeb f n . 120 ruelli humil ruellia humilis acanthaceaep f n . 121 salvia azure salvia azurea lamiaceae p f n . 122 mimosa quadr mimosa quadrivalvisfabaceae p f n . 123 packer platt packera plattensis asteraceaeb f n . 124 silene antir silene antirrhina caryophyllaceaea f n . 125 sisyri campe sisyrinchiumcampestre iridaceae p m n . 126 solanu carol solanum carolinensesolanaceaep f n . 127 solida altis solidago altissima asteraceaep f n . 128 solida misso solidago missouriensisasteraceaep f n . 129 solida molli solidago mollis asteraceaep f n . 130 solida rigid solidago rigida asteraceaep f n . 131 solida speci solidago speciosa asteraceaep f n . 132 spermo inerm spermolepisinermis apiaceae a f n . 133 trades bract tradescantiabracteata commelinaceaep m n . 134 tragia beton tragia betonicifoliaeuphorbiaceaep f n . 135 tragop dubiu tragopogondubius asteraceaeb f i . 136 trioda lepto triodanis leptocarpa campanulaceaea f n . 137 trioda perfo triodanis perfoliata campanulaceaea f n . 138 glandu bipin glandulariabipinnatifidaverbenaceaep f n . 139 verben stric verbena stricta verbenaceaep f n . 140 vernon baldw vernonia baldwinii asteraceaep f n . 141 viola bicol viola bicolor violaceae a f n . 142 galium apari galium aparine rubiaceae a f n . 143 lesped viola lespedeza violacea fabaceae p f n . 144 pediom argop pediomelumargophyllumfabaceae p f n . 145 desmod illin desmodiumillinoense fabaceae p f n . 146 juncus inter juncus interior juncaceae p s n . 147 viola pedat viola pedatifida violaceae p f n . 148 prunus ameri prunus americana rosaceae p w n . 149 scutel parvu scutellaria parvula lamiaceae p f n . 150 agrost hyema agrostis hyemalis poaceae p g n c3 151 kummer stipu kummerowiastipulacea fabaceae a f i . 152 asclep virdf asclepias viridiflora asclepiadaceaep f n . 153 agerat altis ageratina altissima asteraceaep f n . 154 comand umbel comandra umbellata santalaceaep f n . 155 agalin asper agalinis aspera orobanchaceaea f n . 156 acalyp virgi acalypha virginica euphorbiaceaea f n . 157 myosot verna myosotis verna boraginaceaea f n . 158 ulmus ameri ulmus americana cannabaceaep w n . 159 pariet pensy parietaria pensylvanicaurticaceae a f n . 160 ambros trifi ambrosia trifida asteraceaea f n . 161 asclep syria asclepias syriaca asclepiadaceaep f n . 162 taraxa offic taraxacum officinale asteraceaep f i . 163 medica lupul medicago lupulina fabaceae a f i . 164 cornus drumm cornus drummondiicornaceae p w n . 165 cyperu spp. cyperus spp. cyperaceaep s n . 166 chenop album chenopodiumalbum amaranthaceaea f i . 167 dichan linea dichantheliumlinearifoliumpoaceae p g n c3 168 digita cogna digitaria cognata poaceae p g n c4 169 capsel bursa capsella bursa-pastorisbrassicaceaea f i . 170 stroph leios strophostylesleiospermafabaceae a f n . 171 . 172 euphor corol euphorbia corollata euphorbiaceaep f n . 173 symphy spp. aster spp. asteraceaep f n . 174 oenoth curti oenothera curtiflora onagraceaea f n . 175 toxico nutta toxicoscordionnuttallii melanthiaceaep m n . 176 Lithos occid lithospermumoccidentaleboraginaceaep f n . 177 rumex crisp rumex crispus polygonaceaep f i . 178 bromus inerm bromus inermis poaceae p g i c3 179 prunel vulga prunella vulgaris lamiaceae p f n . 180 teucri canad teucrium canadense lamiaceae p f n . 181 equise laevi equisetum laevigatumequisetaceaep
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