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O’Kennon (BRIT) and Jeff Quayle 610 species Updated 11 February 2016 Tandy Hills FAMILY OLD FAMILY LATIN NAME COMMON NAME TYPE BLOOM PERIOD FLOWER COLOR THNA Acanthaceae Dicliptera brachiata Branched Foldwing/False NP +++++67891011++ Lavender x Mint Acanthaceae Dyschoriste linearis var. linearis Snake Herb NP ++++5678910++++ Light Purple x Acanthaceae Ruellia humilis Prairie Petunia NP +++456789++++++ Light Purple x Acanthaceae Ruellia nudiflora Violet Ruellia NP +++456789++++++ Violet x Acanthaceae Ruellia strepens Wild Petunia NP +++456++910++++ Light Purple x Adoxaceae Caprifoliaceae Sambucus nigra ssp. canadensis Elderberry NP ++++56+++++++++ White x Adoxaceae Caprifoliaceae Viburnum rufidulum Rusty Blackhaw NP ++34+++++++++++ White x Amaranthaceae Alternanthera caracasana Mat Chaff Flower IP +++++678910++++ Creamy white x Amaranthaceae Amaranthus albus=gracecizans Tumbleweed Amaranth NA +++++++89101112 Green/White x Amaranthaceae Amaranthus tuberculatus=rudis Tamarix Amaranth NA +++45678910++++ Green/White x Amaranthaceae Chenopodiaceae Chenopodium album Lambsquarters IA +++456789++++++ White x Amaranthaceae Chenopodiaceae Chenopodium berlandieri var. berlandieri Pit-Seed Goosefoot NA ++++++789++++++ x Amaranthaceae Chenopodiaceae Dysphania ambrosioides=Chenopodium Wormseed IAP +++++++891011++ White x Amaranthaceae Gossypianthus lanuginosus var. Woolly Cotton Flower NP +++45678910++++ Green x lanuginosus Amaryllidaceae Alliaceae=Liliaceae Allium canadense var. canadense Wild Garlic NP ++345++++++++++ White x Amaryllidaceae Alliaceae=Liliaceae Allium canadense var. fraseri Fraser's Onion NP +++45++++++++++ White x Amaryllidaceae Alliaceae=Liliaceae Allium canadense var. hyacinthoides Hyacinth-Like Wild Onion NP ++34+++++++++++ Pink x RO Amaryllidaceae Alliaceae=Liliaceae Allium drummondii Drummond's Onion NP ++345++++++++++ White/Pink x Amaryllidaceae Alliaceae=Liliaceae Allium stellatum Prairie Onion NP ++++++78910++++ Pink x Amaryllidaceae Crinum bulbispermum x RO Amaryllidaceae Liliaceae Narcissus pseudonarcissus Daffodil IP +F3++++++++++++ Yellow x Amaryllidaceae Alliaceae=Liliaceae Nothoscordum bivalve Crow-Poison NP +F345+++910++++ White x Amaryllidaceae Liliaceae Zephyranthes chlorosolen=Cooperia Rain-Lily NP +++++678910++++ White x drummondii Anacardiaceae Rhus aromatica var. trilobata=trilobata Skunkbush NP ++34+++++++++++ x Tandy Hills FAMILY OLD FAMILY LATIN NAME COMMON NAME TYPE BLOOM PERIOD FLOWER COLOR THNA var. trilobata Anacardiaceae Rhus glabra Smooth Sumac NP ++++5++++++++++ Inconspicuous x Anacardiaceae Rhus lanceolata Prairie Sumac NP ++++++78+++++++ x Anacardiaceae Toxicodendron pubescens (fruits white- Atlantic Poison Oak/Ivy NP +++45++++++++++ Inconspicuous x yellowish gray, leaflets w/ broad, brunt apex) Anacardiaceae Toxicodendron radicans ssp. eximium Southwestern Poison Ivy NP +++45++++++++++ x (fruits white-yellowish gray, leaflets w/ narrowed apex) Anacardiaceae Toxicodendron radicans ssp. radicans Common Poison Ivy NP +++45++++++++++ Inconspicuous x Apiaceae Bifora americana Prairie Bishop NA +++45++++++++++ White x Apiaceae Bowlesia incana Hoary Bowlesia NA +F34567++++++++ White/Purple x Apiaceae Chaerophyllum tainturieri var. tainturieri Smooth Chervil NA ++34+++++++++++ White x Apiaceae Daucus pusillus Southwestern Carrot IA +++456+++++++++ White x Apiaceae Eryngium leavenworthii Leavenworth Eryngo NP ++++++789++++++ Purple x Apiaceae Polytaenia nuttallii Nuttall's Prairie Parsley NP +++45++++++++++ Yellow x Apiaceae Polytaenia texana Texas Prairie Parsley NP +++45++++++++++ Yellow x Apiaceae Sanicula canadensis Canada Sanicle NP +++456+++++++++ White x Apiaceae Spermolepis diffusa Diffuse Scaleseed NA x Apiaceae Spermolepis echinata Bristly Scaleseed NA ++345++++++++++ White x Apiaceae Spermolepis inermis Spreading Scaleseed NA +++45++++++++++ White x Apiaceae Spermolepis laevis NA x Apiaceae Torilis arvensis Hedge Parsley IA +++456+++++++++ White x Apiaceae Torilis nodosa Knotted Hedge-Parsley IA +++456+++++++++ White x Apiaceae Vesper macrohizus=Cymopterus Bigroot Cymopterus NP JF34+++++++++++ White/Pink x Apocynaceae Amsonia ciliata var. filifolia x Apocynaceae Amsonia ciliata var. texana Texas Bluestar NP ++345++++++++++ Blue x Apocynaceae Asclepidaceae Asclepias asperula ssp. capricornu Antelope Horns NP +++45678910++++ White x Apocynaceae Asclepidaceae Asclepias oenotheroides Side Cluster Milkweed NP ++++5678910++++ Greenish x White/Yellow Tandy Hills FAMILY OLD FAMILY LATIN NAME COMMON NAME TYPE BLOOM PERIOD FLOWER COLOR THNA Apocynaceae Asclepidaceae Asclepias tuberosa ssp. interior Butterfly Weed NP ++++567++++++++ Yellowish-Orange x Apocynaceae Asclepidaceae Asclepias tuberosa ssp. terminalis Butterfly Weed NP x Apocynaceae Asclepidaceae Asclepias viridiflora Wand Milkweed NP +++++678+++++++ Pale green/purple x Apocynaceae Asclepidaceae Asclepias viridis Green Milkweed NP +++456+++++++++ Green x Apocynaceae Asclepidaceae Cynanchum laeve=Gonolobus laevis Smooth Swallow-wort NP +++++++89++++++ White x Apocynaceae Asclepidaceae Cynanchum racemosum var. unifarium Talayote/Swallow Wort NP ++++5678910++++ Greenish White x Apocynaceae Asclepidaceae Matelea biflora Two-Flower Milkvine NP +++456+++++++++ Purplish-Brown x Apocynaceae Vinca major Big-Leaf Periwinkle IP JF34+++++++++++ Blue x Aquifoliaceae Ilex decidua Possum Haw NP ++345++++++++++ White x Aquifoliaceae Ilex vomitoria Yaupon NP +++4+++++++++++ White x Araceae Arisaema dracontium Green Dragon NP +++45++++++++++ Green x Araliaceae Apiaceae Hydrocotyle verticullata var. verticullata Umbrella Pennywort NP ++++5678910++++ Yellowish- x Green/White Aristolochiaceae Aristolochia tomentosa Wooly Dutchman's Pipe NP +++4+++++++++++ Brownish Purple x Asparagaceae Liliaceae Androstephium coeruleum=caeruleum Blue Funnel-Lily NP ++3++++++++++++ Blue x Asparagaceae Liliaceae Asparagus officinalis Garden Asparagus IP ++++567++++++++ Greenish Yellow x Asparagaceae Liliaceae Camassia scilloides Blue Wild-Hyacinth NP +++45++++++++++ Lavender-Blue x Asparagaceae Agavaceae Yucca arkansana Arkansas Yucca NP +++45++++++++++ White x Asparagaceae Agavaceae Yucca arkansana x pallida=branchii Hybrid Yucca NP +++456+++++++++ White x Asparagaceae Agavaceae Yucca branchii (sp.nov.?) see Branched Yucca NP x saladoensis Asparagaceae Agavaceae Yucca pallida Pale Leaf Yucca NPE- ++++5++++++++++ White x NCT Asteraceae Achillea millefolium White Yarrow NP +++45++++++++++ White x Asteraceae Ambrosia artemisiifolia Common Ragweed NA +++++++891011++ Inconspicuous x Asteraceae Ambrosia psilostachya=cumanensis Western Ragweed NP +++++++891011++ Inconspicuous x Asteraceae Ambrosia trifida Giant Ragweed NP +++++++891011++ Inconspicuous x Asteraceae Amphiachyris Common Broomweed NA ++++++7891011++ Yellow x dracunculoides=Gutierrezia Asteraceae Arnoglossum plantagineum=Cacalia Indian Plantain NP +++456+++++++++ White x Asteraceae Artemisia ludoviciana (all gray) American Sagewort NP ++++++78910++++ Yellowish White x Tandy Hills FAMILY OLD FAMILY LATIN NAME COMMON NAME TYPE BLOOM PERIOD FLOWER COLOR THNA Asteraceae Artemisia mexicana (green top, gray Mexican Sagebrush NP +++++++++1011++ Yellowish White x bottom) Asteraceae Aster drummondii var. Texas Aster NP ++++567++1011++ Bluish White x texanum=Symphyotrichum Asteraceae Aster ericoides var. Heath Aster NP ++++++++910++++ White x ericoides=Symphyotrichum Asteraceae Aster patens var. Spreading Aster NP +++++++891011++ Blue x patens=Symphyotrichum Asteraceae Aster praealtus=Symphyotrichum Willow-Leaf Aster NP +++++++++1011++ Blue White/White x praealtum Asteraceae Aster pratense=sericeus var. Barrens Silky Aster NP ++++++++91011++ Purple x microphyllus=Symphyotrichum Asteraceae Aster subulatum var. Wireweed NA +2+++++891011++ White/Blue x ligulatum=divaricatum=Symphyotrichum Asteraceae Baccharis neglecta Roosevelt-Weed NP ++++++++91011++ White x Asteraceae Baccharis texana Texas Baccharis NP +++++++8910++++ White x Asteraceae Bidens frondosa Beggar Ticks NA ++++++++910++++ Yellow x Asteraceae Brickellia eupatorioides var. texana Prairie Kuhnia NP +++++++891011++ White x Asteraceae Calyptocarpus vialis Horseherb NP ++34567++++++++ Yellow x Asteraceae Carduus nutans Musk-Thistle IA +++456789++++++ Pink/Purple x Asteraceae Cirsium discolor=engelmannii Blackland Thistle NBE ++++567++++++++ Rose Lavender x Asteraceae Cirsium texanum Southern Thistle NP +++456+++++++++ Purple x Asteraceae Cirsium undulatum Wavy-Leaf Thistle NP ++++567++++++++ Pink x Asteraceae Conyza canadensis var. Hairy Horseweed NA ++++5678910++++ White x canadensis=Erigeron Asteraceae Conyza canadensis var. Smooth Horseweed NA ++++5678910++++ White/Green x glabrata=Erigeron Asteraceae Coreopsis tinctoria Plains Coreopsis NA ++++56789++++++ Yellow x Asteraceae Diaperia prolifera=Evax (bracts barely Big-Head Evax NA +++456+++++++++ Inconspicuous x visible protruding from heads) Asteraceae Dysodiopsis tagetoides=Dyssodia Marigold Dogweed NP +++++678+++++++ Yellow x Asteraceae Echinacea angustifolia BlackSamson/Purple NP ++++56+++++++++ Purple x Coneflower Tandy Hills FAMILY OLD FAMILY LATIN NAME COMMON NAME TYPE BLOOM PERIOD FLOWER COLOR THNA Asteraceae Eclipta prostrata=alba Yerba de tago NA +++++67891011++ White x Asteraceae Elephantopus carolinianus Elephant's Foot NP +++++++8910++++ White x Asteraceae Engelmannia peristenia Engelmann's Daisy NP JF3456+++++++++ Yellow x Asteraceae Erigeron philadelphicus Philadelphia Fleabane NP ++345++++++++++ White x Asteraceae Erigeron
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