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Nature of Val Verde County, Texas

A guide to some of the most common nature in Val Verde County and nearby places.

Texas Paloverde 1
Cercidium texanum
Two-Leaved Senna 2
Senna bauhinioides
Lindheimer's Senna 3
Senna lindheimeriana
Two-leaved Senna 4
Senna roemeriana
Mexican palo verde 5
Parkinsonia aculeata
Texas Paloverde
Parkinsonia texana
Viscid Acacia 6
Acacia neovernicosa
cat claw mimosa 7
Mimosa aculeaticarpa biuncifera
Texas Mimosa 8
Mimosa texana
honey mesquite 9
Prosopis glandulosa
catclaw mimosa 10
Mimosa aculeaticarpa
Rio Grande Stickpea 11
Calliandra conferta
Guajillo 12
Senegalia berlandieri
catclaw acacia 13
Senegalia greggii
Roundflower Catclaw 14
Senegalia roemeriana
whitethorn acacia 5
Vachellia constricta
sweet acacia 15
Vachellia farnesiana
Blackbrush Acacia 16
Vachellia rigidula
Viscid acacia 17
Vachellia vernicosa
black medick 18
Medicago lupulina
little bur-clover 19
Medicago minima
button medick 20
Medicago orbicularis
small melilot 21
Melilotus indicus
Texas bluebonnet 20
Lupinus texensis
small-flowered milkvetch 1
Astragalus nuttallianus
Texas Kidneywood 22
Eysenhardtia texana
Golden Prairie Clover 23
Dalea aurea
black prairie clover 24
Dalea frutescens
dwarf prairie clover
Dalea nana
bearded prairie clover 25
Dalea pogonathera
Wright's prairie clover 17
Dalea wrightii
Texas mountain laurel 26
Dermatophyllum secundiflorum

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