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Ranunculaceae
Clematis

not marked as a favorite taxon Clematis carrizoensis D. Estes. Common name: Carrizo Sands Leatherflower, Sand Clematis. Phenology: Early May-early Aug; late Jun-Nov. Habitat: Post oak savannas, margins of post oak woodlands, and sandy prairies in the Carrizo Sands. Distribution: Endemic to the Carrizo Sands, in ne. TX (Cherokee, Henderson, Smith, and Van Zandt counties) (Estes 2006; Carr 2016).

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Subgenus: Viorna.

Origin/Endemic status: Endemic

Taxonomy Comments: See Estes (2006) for detailed information.

Synonymy ⓘ: = K4, NSProv, POWO, Estes (2006); = n/a — FNA3, S13. Basionym: Clematis carrizoensis D.Estes 2006

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