Atriplex texana S. Wats. (Texas saltbush)

 
Scientific name : Atriplex texana S. Wats.
Botanical Family : Chenopodiaceae
English name : Texas saltbush
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arsp11 Arthothelium spectabile A. Massal.   Uncertain Lichen Family          
93866 Arthraxon prionodes (Steud.) Dandy   Poaceae          
77093 Nesaea radicans Guill. & Perr. var. radicans   Lythraceae          
47681 Erica abietina L. subsp. constantiana E.G.H.Oliv. & I.M.Oliv.   Ericaceae          
29988 Begonia stellata Sosef   Begoniaceae          
106598 Pavetta mannii Hiern   Rubiaceae          
103746 Anthospermum ferrugineum Eckl. & Zeyh.   Rubiaceae          
103342 Cliffortia laricina E.Mey.   Rosaceae          
120245 Cyphostemma vandenbrandeanum (Dewit) Desc. ex Wild & R.B.Drumm.   Vitaceae          
92458 Sesamum angolense Welw.   Pedaliaceae          
diar12 Diploschistes arabiensis Lumbsch crater lichen Thelotremataceae          
pede16 Peperomia dendrophila Schlecht. >>Peperomia sintenisii Piperaceae          
brte3 Brachiaria texana (Buckl.) S.T. Blake >>Urochloa texana Poaceae          
120364 Xyris humpatensis N.E.Br.   Xyridaceae          
45656 Acalypha indica L. var. indica   Euphorbiaceae          
77762 Hibiscus panduriformis Burm.f.   Malvaceae          
     

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