Favoritos de joshua_tx
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Horama panthalonObserv.
giffbeatonDescripción
Corrected host is Schaefferia cuneifolia (Desert Yaupon)
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Maracuyá Silvestre (Passiflora foetida)Observ.
klpbensonDescripción
Fruit doesn’t turn red
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Choyas (Género Grusonia)Observ.
rlkarpDescripción
In great clumps , 6-8 feet across,all over the dry, Sandy floodplain, almost a ground over
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Cinco Negritos Híbrido (Lantana × strigocamara)Observ.
ronstephensDescripción
Leon Creek North Hausman Rd Area
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clifton_albrechtDescripción
Common at Edinburg Scenic Wetlands. Differs from A. tetragonus in having a single central spine pointing away from areole.
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Cinco Negritos Tejano (Lantana urticoides)Observ.
gcwarblerDescripción
The native Texas Lantana is a common "understory" shrub in the thorn brush of this region. Blooming abundantly in late October and an important nectar plant for many butterflies.
UPDATE: Added a 4th image to show the spatulate bractlets under the flowers/fruits.
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Ceibilla (Zanthoxylum clava-herculis)Observ.
suzDescripción
Source: http://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=ZAHI2.
Note: According to Flora of NC Texas, twigs and leaf rachises densely to sparsely spreading-pubescent (latter extreme is the common form in nc TX); leaflets with shallow, rounded teeth. When I zoom in on the closeup photo of the leaflets, those are the characteristics that I see.
